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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11

4 PPEAL to the Public.-The Relief Com
mte Richmond through their Directory, appeal me
public aid In behEo the Refugees and suffering u tits
city. .
Rchroad present hled With refugees from vcy portion
Of he many item without employment
bat worthy sympathy and support Our esaBsin
thelr corporate capacity have been severely tax
th sEe Of these persons an the poor generally Since
the corireIere1t OF the AID while they wiling 10 bear
their f proportion Of he BURDEN yet they think opporun
y should b. the benevolent ana patriotic eysrySher
10 QUITE this coed work The presence OF Two great armies in
vniy and the Interruption 30 transportation
the rArosds produced scsTcy Of supplies, which
only BE- resded, those for whom appeal
csrned, bJ contributions from individuals coIporson
livery preeauon win be tsken by the committee 70 losufe h
distribution ~ the Eppe procured contributed 20 toe fer
lies OF ssl5iers sui the posthy poor.
The uy 81 pTosdlrg for sucs Of soldiers hss re-
Gently been Transferred cn the Army onrites Of me iopns
e;s chln Association the Relief oomnitee snd We t,n
that She 5, e herSy which bAs stofe been manifested
Nem Will be eItssded 20 Is - N. N
TIE Southern Express oopany have snn eereeuo sp NJ
articles &C n rbutsd the poor free o. ehsiKe
Cootrbnons az money should be sent 70 De II " bssk
ard An eupples should be consigned 10 ms Nele
aamnIss of RicAnond," Bsssrs. haft,1 oaFdoss
t ana rsaIar contributions eernfaiiy fegrestac
sT1a-atf1nA- /" ~ y str'"'''' = $500
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11
HELp2'Rs hLsKRVE EoRoEs
October 81, 1854.
fPEoIAL oRDKE

URbkL
No, i0l
OF the next regular session the Vrgn!a
Military Destitute having beel postponed un the Let Of
Cadets MT under IL yeas OF and not
Already assigned duty Ia the dd by ordsrrom the War De-
pertinent these heStQ ArteB hereby required 10
report hou dela htj'r 4. g. Pegon Commandsnt OF
Damp Instruction. Camp Lee, Rchmopd for iume
dS;e aud temporary I'D service Cadets Ter Il years age
earnestly invited to report at for assignment to
duty.
All flrloughs exemptions heretofore rs1ted TO Cadets
are, by command Of the Secretary o'wsr, revoked.
Cadets will be released om field service by before the
commencement Of the session OF tie institute.
By command OF Major General KEaPER.
T. u. CATLETT,
oct-st A. A.G
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11
500 MILLLON LOAN.
NON BLE BDNDS.
TRxLsuaY DiPlkrHsyT,

Richmond AEg %, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given, that sales of the
RboYeonis the present Tfssuy price and 60.
erued Interest," will be discontinued Ete ne Both day OF sep-
Der next when the salsa shall have seventy million,
dollars much sh; be sold before the said e0h day o.
September The baes viii be Suspended to cond Ter eIped
eocy OF Sivapcing toe price, and notice will b gwen
their resumption and OF the PT!cs nEed upon the Bonds
The Secretary Of the Treasury deems his duty TO call th
special attention OF axpays generally snd particularly Tho
agricultural class, TO this notice. This l0sp ssoaa be all iake
Up Ey own people
The psymns OF nsf 10 foreign countries sill be onesor,
and oppressive on the return OF peace and low pTecs.
And roa hat all outayJ products commanding Euet
high pioeJ b. Investing Ia s Bonds Of the GovnneGt s-psy
VII become hesslvo5 the receivers OF hs
for tho payment Of Interest 8. A. TSEsH0LM,
an 22-d2E
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., O s. A.,
RICBrosD July %, 1854.
TAXED TREASURY NOTES.

In order PROMOTE far practicable the early suds
ton By esgury OF the oUT5rkNDIG TAXED NoIEs the
Tesyrer Assistant TGgsurer end Pay Deposaes in the d
e-ent es hereby authorized to receive the said notes
espt the 10 notea a Coz per centuu deposit Issuing for
Certificates OF Lssn, upon hypothecston Of nonsIsbs
bonds The said certificates to be payAee on demand after t
expiration az ninety 6ayE.
And M sseus for the sale Of The above bonds hereby
oEed 10 receive the taxed notes. with The shove
nAne in payment OF bonds when sold, st e rse Of 6e4 PEI
centum. a. A. TEEnHOLN,
Sn1o-v aAsrstxvv - ths Trsssrry
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11

yesterday thers has been very ttls toine, The scwn'
ysrd Of nrlosa In hs cotton market continues.
Every one appears TO be very lgesty regarding none
tary matters and It is feared that unless change iar
tie better soon takes place. Gle lit will be seriously
eken,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11

VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT Rules held in
the Clerks Office Of the County Court OF PswhatAn ro
the Stu 7ih day Of September IN the yesr 1864
EDWARD Mickey In h cwn right and ss Edrrator Of John
eaxey, deceased, PIT,
against
Ann MaxeY widow gaiJ John Nsxcy deceased n Wade
MRxey EphIsn Haxsy, Pcce, and Billy DobSins and
others, Delta
IN CHGNgEEY.
This suit brought for settlement and division Of the eGtate
and caring by AfJNv fed that the defendants above
except hAxey residents Of the state OF H
Fna, the otion ofthe plaintiff By hs ceunte IL ordered
that the ad Assent defendants appear here within uonA
protect their here AID that d this order be
forthwith inserted In the Richmond Wig and Prbe Advertiser
UeEspaper published In the city OF hchmon5 and continued
week for four and that another copy be posted
the font door o. the Csn House OF this county OF Tie mex
County Court day.
sepiO-.v4w RI aRAvRs, .
NIRGlNIA--At rules holden in the CLERKS
Once Of Hsurco County Court OF Monday The 2oth day
MorEsn SEAL us,ayus Seal Ely Maugner Tarpey and
Luce his viie, Peter Eyer and Lonsa lbs wti 2schsTsh
walden, poyon walden, Jcseph POWELL and sarah h
wife; Wa Ohalksy aud judith Ann his Wife, and Aiophnn
RGhm, PIE.
TbeOphus aeal Eea Virginia lacy Matthew Besl Josephine
eeA Martha Rslm, ysAauis a. Eaam Caroline kshm, En-
ms Easla' Phhp AAhia and yoha kshm' ps'S,
The Oh this suit t. cell she LAID mentioned 70 me OIL
ted, and 70 divide the proceeds aonSst the pares
appearing by Amisv that the dsfend ssl
Of ths Bate on motion Of the pantns ~ sCaas
month 1er due publication hereof and do Whist 70
pIOsset his Interest In this suit
| hse-asvts W, tptSn Ae'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11

NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application will
made Con States Treasury for the renewal
or the following lost Con edera states Bonds VIZ:
One per bond, No. 1885, for 80 ZOO payable 70 Dolly
Boulvsre.
ware, and dated 2sth NJ arch, 1868.
One per bond No. 6s for ~ 400 payable 70 Francis
RoulwaIe, and dated 24ts March, 1905
All warned against trading fer the above
- DOLLY BoULwARL
Ee s--v6Ss FRANCIS B0ULwLRS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11
TRENEWS
ICON GEORGIA.

We are too prudent a. Ia aoge of the campaign to
reveal even 10 our readers AL have received through
perfse.ly reliable channels from Eor'h Georgia We
viii, however say TO hem tia; things 10 adopt PRO
vi. oia gIastrat.oD) mevo on as smoohly 90 psasd
''inyun"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11
I'm rrrrlNa Is glScHEsrER
IRON The Msnsh...sr E1amlnsr CITY articls Sept 2al

rFrOra the Manchester Examiner Getty article, Sept @l
Tha stock m ,rkets show no Improvement. There 10
no busues TO support them, transactions bsiog ci-
cOursged by the mpreeaons created BY the suspension
Of the Leeds Baking Company, but in The absence ct
Investments, p;ices generally are seadier than many
psopls anticipated TIE returns of the Bank Of Fog
land aud the Bank If France are both satisfactory, mas
much as the position of both lie strengthened in their
reserves. hist their liabilities have diminished.
Isis stated that some of the younger joint stock
banks have been urgently ealing en- their customers to
reduce the smouoJ of their advances, and that this
one cause OF the continued depression on the Stock
Exchange Il ia urged that if this courae is continued,
serious inconvenience nay arise, end that the power
should be very carefully exercised under present cir-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11

RrssCSuD Vhess pspsTs asrEsd sso orOss WI Eaa'
ra-a hal GsF tl- sboEi % sHPs' as ~
FSasi psaSply & nav Shs1 pEPsrs ooanaasG
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11
From BELOW.

An olsser just from bel2E Informs us that sill was
quiet on the North side, at the TINS he I:i' his morn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11
RICHMOND WIG.
TUKSDAE MORNING OCT. II, 1854.

NRHS-DAnIl Tuar. 80. Ilz EouAl, sSs taros HOziAr
SIS For les pshCG. - per EOzih.
szn EESuT ysaI. ssG az RssiAl, $50 zs Subscription
sscsiVs} fer less ass nozknA
EHzuT, year, 30 nx aSnIA 40 10 ssblePeSa rscas't
lsss hEn noni,H-
Eo-aiesaaess a risk EubscrIhss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11
rInrsr oy A HAyRE COTTON TRADER.

From the London Times (ety article J Sept %
Tae isiure hiss been announced of Mr. q Dose e
lsrRe cotton speoulllor at Hayre. The liabilities are
sasd gao 600 and the ass are thought TO be con
siderable.
From tie London Post lefty GrticlH.) Sept "a j
Toe receat failure a. HaVre s slated to amount to
ZOO 600 and not El0 O0O hes been named Several
houses n this couu,ry are sutf rers By it,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11
CIRCULAR, |

ramsndan: ef Conycrps Will nstrue. county enrolling A.,
hsFs TO pIoseed diligently with tito aid ofih
20 make complete OF white male in
the- I've ounues bsSeen the
net actually serving In the the Geld the r.
Toe occupation, physical condition the per
stored gher vi the grouni Of exe on detail or
other or not being IN sctve military service be
la thei rester Special viii be s:apR
though h dy tbs Which the persons being
sent The ard not 10 omit person
ton not tervng In The AMY 10 the d with
These rege must be ferg srded Bureau before
Of October re1 70 accomplish the Ia due lime Eneong
ocs AID Temporary Boards eponed 70 use the umosa
ygof and diligence ta
e Information /, he thus farahed REGARDED o. greas
importance the seryics must DO accurately well
ohsf and separate register x be ct the same dine pre.
psrsi AM forwarded OF sit youths IN county who w a.
g4 levenssn years daring the next twelve onha
In his nasd VII be stated The month when bese
Soulis VII attain The age desgnated.
By eomnAni CT
sds. Gen. JOHN 8 PRESTON,
Csigns9 oB. DuryrELD .'p.
A. A. q.
dents the city Of Rehncod urea Of s,
sns 1907 teouIrs ~
report fer The p1poe of Tegtrsou at the following nsmed
Piscsu ia ;hsr rsfpsoive wards:
Monroe Ward at no s6 Broad and ushee on s,
tx * .'' ws'r''a'y sP'ns'r 20 and LIST from toe
Madison wsrd at City Hail. Office City Collector. ON Tb.,.
day and Priasy September ga and 81, from a. %
fcrson Ward r-ss Market Hail. On Monday ana Tue.a.v
September 26lh and 27th from A. NJ. 0sP.M --~--f
The registration win be conhned Corporate . az the
city Of Richmond and VIII be made the
Of the Advisory Board Ii win include al sxempt on any
eund vhassvs-ds'ssd Soldiers as,sd sonseps ana for,
sPis-a Lieu. and srsllas 0rssr CIV Il EasSsua,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11
LIVERPOOL ALARMED.

ITron Tie Liverpool Mercury, Sept g.
In ihs principal departments Of business IN Iensoa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25

EMANCIPATION IN MARYLAND.-The Balti-
more american of day publishes the abba
speeches of Hon. Montgomery Blair, Senator
Hicks. and Hon. Thomas Swami, before the
MARYLAND Legislature, at Annapolis, on Fri
day evening. Mr.. Blair's speech is confined
to general discussion of the causes of the re-
bellion, and an advocacy of the Presidents
Emancipation and Amnesty Proclamations,
and does not touch upon State matters. Sena-
tor Hicks spoke very briefly, but found oppor-
tunity to declare himself in favor of 'sprompt
action" by the State in reference to Emancipa-
ton. There Is, he declares, ssno practical ben.
eft in temporizing over subject which had
already been disposed Of virtually, by current
events" Mr.. Swami declared "imme diate
emancipation" the only remedy, and avo wed
the intention Of himself and friends to push the
steed Of Emancipation ''with whip and spur,
until every valley and every hill top shall feel
the tramp of his glorious mission, and the
whole State Of Maryland, from its centre to
its circum ference, shall be awakened to an
edict of uni, ersal Emancipation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25
LOCAL NEWS.

THE SMALL Pox-VALUABLE SUGGESTIONS.
The city authorities as shown by the comuau-
nication Of Mayor Wallach to the COMPRESSION
al Committees. have been actively engaged in
taking meas ures for preventing the spread Of
contagious diseases In Washington.
In this connection the following comm unica-
ton 10 Mayor Wallaih written by leading
physician Of this city. will repay careful Pc
rusal. We call attention to the valuable sag
sessions embraced In It: aI agg&8
To his Honor, the Mayor Of Washington; ~
MY DEAR STR: Agreeably to your request,
seize upon the first leisure hour TO give You my
opinion as to some of the means proper to be
adopted, to prevent the spread Of small pox.
When il Is ascertained that patient mas the
small pox land this is not known with certainy
until the eruption makesits ppearancele every.
thing not essential to his comfort snould be re-
moved from the room. Even the carpet, IL 1t
is expected to be used again. should not be per.
mitted 10 remain. small slip cam be placed
by The bed when 1t 10 necessary Tor the patient
to get up, II the carpet remain at the side OF
the beti n soon becomes thickIy smearsd with
the exnectorafion and other secretions from the
{patiepf when the purse and sothers who. visit
him NAV carry this virus on their feet. The
dbor. fhHrefore, should be kept clean, and the
atlendants should wash their hands II they
have handled the patient, and change their
clothes before leaving the house II they have
come In contact with any OF the matter.
No ono should be permitted 70 enter the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25
~ The Fourth and Sixth regimen Is of Ken
lucky cavalry have re-enlisted for the war.

COLONEL FISH ARRESTED AND IN CLOSE
OoNFINEMKNT.-Yester afternoon, VIM. G..
Fish, Colonel of the list Connecticut cavalry.
and Military Provost Marshal of this city for
more than year, was yesterday arrested in
the camp of his command, situated near the
southwestern en- virons Of the city, and is now
in close confinement. The circumstances are
as follows: A few days since, several gentle
men of Baltimore, who are true Union men,
communicated with the President and mem
Der Of the Cabinet in relation to the conduct OF
Colonel Fish, and the result was that Colone |
w. s. Ollcott, Special Commissioner Of the War
Department, was despatched here by the Sec
Rotary of War, to investigate the matter. He
arrived here week since, and after gaining
considerable information. reported at head
quarters. On Saturday afternoon he returned
here with orders to arrest Fish, and convey him
to the Old Capitol building. The arrest was
made by Lieutenant Mulligan, Of Gen. Lock
woods staff, and he was placed in close con-
fiuenent in the BOWMAN negro Jail. He would
have been taken to Washington last evening,
but arrived too late for the cars. Colonel Oh
colt will take him on this morning. The
charges are official misconduct, involving
fraud and corruption, and he will be tried by
court m atrial. -Baltintore american. 25th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25

o II r. C. 4 A L :.
War Department, 4djutdnt Generals Ofce,
4 1Sti

War Department, Adjutdnt Generals OHce,(
Washington, January 4, 1861.
The following named officer, having been re-
offences hereinafter specified, is hereby notified
that he VIII berecommended for dismissal from
the service of the United States unless, within
fifteen (15J days from this date, he appears be-
fore the Military q )mmissiun in session in this
city, Of which Brigadisr General Ricketts, is
president, and make satisfactory detenc to the
charges against him, viz:
Fai1in9 10 Report at Cincinnati, Ohio, os ordered
Assistant Surgeon W. a. Banks, United
States volunteers.
E. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25
SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. nj.
DEsFRTERs ARRESTED

The following deserters have been arrested
by Capt. Scheetz's detectives Joseph Carey,
SD N. Y. artillery: b. r. Finnel, Co X, ssScotts
&c., Walter Morehouse, Co. F. 27th Penn.
volunteers; VIM, H. Thomas, Co. E. ID Nd,
Johh Lewis, 18th N. Y. cavalry; J. B. CLARK,
18th N Y. artillery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25
SENT RACK

Mrs. Davidson, (wife of a rebel officer) Mrs
Myers and child-mentioned by us some time
ago as having been captured while crossing
the river from Virginia to Maryland, and who
have since then been confined in the Old Cap
itol-were on Friday sent to the commanding
officer at Fortress Monroe to be returned South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25

SSx hundred rebel prisoners at Rock ISL
and, Illinois, have sigHified their desire tofake
the cath of alleganc to the Federal Govern
ment, and of remuneration to the so-called
"Confederate' Constitution, and to enter the
naval service OF the United States. Capt Jno.
d. Harry, OF the naval recruiting service, is
now at Rock Island attending the inspecting
and accepting the applicants, and the men are
being sent forward to naval headquarters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU or CoNsflpCfIoA AID REPAID,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF coSsrHucfIo1 AND REPaIs
SEALED Proposals to furnish tim S.r I. and On mate
hs
ton and Repair, until 10 O'Clock of the 22d lay of
rs5TusIy nae1s.a which time the opsnins will be
Rropoisls must Be endo.sed Proposals for Tim
reeted to the Chief Of the Buresa Of Coz straoson
The materials and articles embraced in the
sisiss nSmea are described in ths
to such .. deaire to offer, on application to the
eommsndsnts Of the rssgs 'tivs yards, Or 70 the
70 +. Bursa1 .s T Il dive
sion into classes being for the Of deal
are actually required for bids. The. com nandant
and navy agent for each station viii in ID ition to
copy of the sch sdues OF the other yards for exam
inst ate only, from which may be judged whsther
the classes Of those ards All other thinss being
equal preference will be given to articles Of Amer
Offers must be made for the whole Of the class at
strict conformity ihsroHith. or they viii not be
upSn to the to the Com
form OF offer of the guarantee and OF her necessary
inform alton respecting the proposals. will be fur
The contract will be awarded to the lowest bidder
law q 10th Ansps the a.1y as
serving the right to reject the lowest bid if deemed
The contracts viii bear date the day tbs no,iaca-
sn Is n End n f Ss,vses can ~, e
sign The contract and their responsibility certified
70 BY United States District Judge, United statea
.dei!iena security. s%sy Dor osnaa Win %
Withheld from the amount Of the bills uatil the
esntan Sf each b, sDDgossd in trgoat, by shs
funas ssrtid:at at Tbs option Of the Govern.
ment, within ten days after, the warrant for the
same shall navs been passed BY tho Secretary Of
The following are the classes required at the re.
KITrBRY, NE.
Class No white oak iogsi No. 3. white oak pro- pro-
N 1ns S .n stock
CHARLRsTo FIN, MASS.
Gls.s No I, white Sst logs; No. ., white oak pro
yellow. pins pisni stock logs; No. ID, Wits pins
matt mat tim ssr No n white pine logs plank and
No IS: ash log; and p,snss; No 4, asa Oars; No:
-, white no oak slaves sno nssdipgs; No. %. black
No; 80. lead; No g h.dssrei Nc; q. tools 70 for
s. ooio.sd paints No: So taEpsstins ana vsrs isl;
MD No Il No. .5iS S a 0r soap
olaM No; I. white oak logs; No. :, white OAK pro
yellow pine plank stock logs; No. J. ysiioE. pine
beams; No u, white pine; no; =, en- oars; No: Is,
round fiat and square; No. n, Iron spikes; No %,
iron nails, wrought and cut; No. so, lead; No. 81,
zinc and tin; No: 49,. hardware; No. 81, tools for
nish; No. Al, .glssa; No. At, ship chandlery.
PHILADELPHIA.
Clsss No. 10 white pine mast and epar timber;
No Il. white pine deck plank and gtase plank; No.
B, Gust No %. black spruee No =, locust tree
stesl No. 81. iron spikes; No %. Iced; No zine
TIN aDd solder; No s., hsrdHars; No. 81. tools for
So, colOred psints, dryeri. DO; No 50. varnish;
No. 10, hnssed oil; No IL, glass; No. IS, talfow,
SOAP sweet oil; No. ~, ship chandlsry; No. -, In
WARRINGTON.
s Glass No. -, white oak slaves and headings; No
80 pig Iced; No IS hardware; No. 90 spirits Of
vine. varnish. to-; No. Al slass. Sc SHAWN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25
A CONFEDERATE RAID INTO KENTUCKY
DESIGNED.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 25 "A special dispatch to
the Commercial from Chattanooga, dated the
Dist, says: - -.--... .-.
The rebel order causing soldiers to serve
years or more is causing hundreds to desert.
Fifty.six came in o-Gay in one squad.
1. One division left the rebel lines yesterday to
reinforce Mobile.
The 44th Indiana, oath and Goth Ohio infant
ry, and the LIST, I'd, Sd ana 18th Ohio cavalry
have re enlisted. . ...-
The rebel Major General Vance and two Of
his staff, captured at the front, have arrived
here and been sent to Nashville. aaa .a...a- FL
A despatch to the Gazette from Louisville,
says the city is filled with rumors of an in
tended rebel raid into East Kentucky. It is
said they will enter the state at three different
points.
Three hundred rebel prisoners arrived at
Indianapolis, Saturday. a---
There is great activity IN camp around Indi-
annapolis in organizing regiments and brigades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25
PASSING THROUGH OUR LINES WITHOUT
AUTHORITY

Amasa Hough, a resident Of Loudon county,
Va, was arrested and sent to this city by Brig.
Gen. Sullivan, commanding officer a. Harper's
Ferry, for passing through our lines without
proper authority. He was committed to the
Old Capitol on Saturday by Provost Marshal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25
AppaTNfED

John ID. Ellis, q young Washing tonian, held
in high estimation both at home and in the
Navy. has been appointed Acting Ensign on
Admiral DahIgren's flag ship. the Philadel-
Dhi6. .....#......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25
RET.E A sen

Col. Alfred Spates, President of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal, who has been confined
IN Fort Lafayette for some months past, was
released on Saturday by order Of the Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25
ARISING AN OFFICER

James Dal'on, citizen, was arrested yester.
d,y by the provost guard for being disorderly
and abusing the officer of the day. He was
committed to the Central Guardhouse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25

~ Henry Ward Beecher has refused an in
crease Of salary and gift Of $1,000 from his
flock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25
OUR MILITARY BUDGET,
DEsERTERs COMMITTED TO FORREST HALL

The following deserters were committed to
Forrest Hall prison by order Of Capt. Todd
Daniel Byser, 2jth Ind volunteers; F. B. Hart,
sd Mass. volunteers; Francis Elliott, I'd Penn.
cavalry; Caspar M King, I'd Penn. cavalry;
VIM. Herbert, I'D Penn. volunteers; Charles
M. Skies, 10th Penn. volunteers; James R.
Hethermeyer, I'd Penn. cavalry; VIM. @. Win.
by, John Sweetzsr, and Albert Garrett, 112th
Penn. volunteers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25
PRISONERS OF WAR

UT "
Joseph Sinclair, a member of Moseby's guer-
IiIias, sent in by the Provost Marshal at Alex
andria, was committed to the OLD Capitol on
Saturday by Capt Todd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25

STRAY CHILD.--Yesterday afternoon, n little
child OF Mr.. Robert 7 knight, was found at
the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and AZ
sire ct, nv lady who took charge Lrf il and gave
ii III charge of the officers at the III, Ward S.a-
ton, from whence it was returned this morn
ing 20 its distressed parents.