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CRIMINAL CorH T, Judge Fishe-.-Yesterday
morning, the Jury returned a verdict of not
guilty, IN the case of James johnson, colored.
charse ed with the murder OF Robert Strops in
VIM. Rothschild, cha rged with keeping q
bawdy house, was found not guilty.
This morning, a nole pros. was entered in the
case of Joseph Nathans, charged with the lar
ceny of q horse; Nat Will ANS, accessory to
murder; Emma Scott, larceny; and Edmund
Burke assault and battery.
The case Of Thomas Holmes. indicted for
nuisance In Keeping embslnAing establish
ment on PennsvIyania avenue. near Sd street,
was found guilty. motion was MADE fof
new trial by MIR. Norris, his counsel.
FOURTH WARD STATION OAsRs.-F. A.
Toby, disorderlv; Sl5S. nj. MinUert, do; do.
krgpan +. Page, violating Corporation law;
dismissed. Johanna Shugaroo, do; 81 So. II.
Jackson. grand larceny; Jail for court. Thos.
Young, violating Corporation law; dismissed.
Tip Snyder, fugitive from Justice; delivered to
the United States Marshal. John Duvall, vio-
latfpg Corporation law; dismissed John Nc
Carly, do sos; q " Gray, do; do. john
w. Jones, do; sass. Osborn Atkln, do; do.
John Holioran, drunk and disorderly; dis
missed Thomas ]. Tyler, do; $3.50. Thomas
Ryon, sleeping in street; military.
IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALr-We ara
requested to call attention TO the sale ON to-
morrow afternoon. at O'Clock, on the nrarni
ses, Of desirable Brick Dwelling House, ON q
street, between 2lst and 22d streets, Immediate
possession given.
Also, a good two story Frame House and
two vacant Lots on l street, between 2lst and
pod streets.
THIRD WARD STATION CAsRs.-John Will
liams, violating corporation laws; workhouse
Charles Beverly; fighting in market; do Geo.
McEltee, DO; s.. James +. Allison, Christine
Turner, disorderly; Frank Lemmons, drunk;
81 each. Eli Adams, deserter; military. T.. A
Collamer, drunk and disorderly; s..
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SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES

SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
Q"o'fe'mGTst s Gsnsar ~, 2fs P Fist Diriso"}
0'uaer g. i Tfss6AE November LIST, 1861
wv On Friday, November 4th, 1854.
These horse. have been condemned as unfit for
the cavalry service of the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bar
Horses 'old slngly.
Tss ts Gas IN at ID sss
By order of the ouartermaster Genera;
Colonel in charge First Division Quartermast.r
General Office. &C 26-9t
PROPOSALS FOR BITUMINoUs STEAMER
Chi,f Quor,srnaasts's opss, Dsrot Of vasainston,}
until Be tbs acas
m. for the delivery of the following amounts of
200 IONS OF. Bituminous Steamer Coal. to bs
delivered on board OF vessels at Government
Lao tons of Bituminous Steamer Coal. to be
delivered at the Government coal yard, George
Delivery of the whole amount contracted for to
he made in twenty five t25) days from date of con-
Bonds in a sum equal to half the amount OF the
contract will be required of the successful bidder
for Bi,amnous Steamer Goal ana scaa5sssed to
ssssaiti General and cbisi .;
Oc N tt Depot OF washington.
FURs FURsl
LADIES' DRESS FURs
at are nI s. s NJ. RMEyENBERs,
oc25st 4sMarket Space. i bet t. It'll and sta SIS
T LIGHTERS FOR sALE.-we have on hand sew
wood sand. from Is to so feet in length, which
will sell at bargain.
BARNES & SON.
&C 2s-1w" 63s 18th st.. near the wharf.
A CUE AND FEVER
CHILLs AND FEVER,
CURED IN THREE HOURS.
o. KIMMELL, No IT'S G. street.
oc 2b-htH between 10Th and goth.
Drawn NUMBERS OF SHELBY COLLEGE
~ LOTTERY, of Kentucky. Glass 500. October
q, 1854:
3G-57-33-6-l3-6N -73-l6-34-6s -2o-3l2i
Drawn Numbers of Shelby College Lottery, of
Kentucky, Glass $40, October %. 1864:
z. +. SIMMONS Co. Managers.
Drawn Numbers of Ker. .cky State Lottery,
Class 6O5, October %, 1854
3'-6l-54-6i-2i-34-25-iS 3l-l2-i3-77-4
Nprssnn 6 Numbers Of Kentucky State Lottery
63-T-lelo-s9-b7-aN-66 LD-38
MURRAY, EDDY & CO., Managers.
Drawn Numbers of Library Association Com
pany,s Lottery, of Kentucky, Glass 355, October
-2s-16-29-7O-a6-s-72-0
Drawn Numbers of Library Association Com
pany's Lottery. Of Kentucky, Glass $50 October
H-a6-59-ll- 3 ,;7sso; 81
oc 49, dtpovl* Managers.
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AIDES GLOAKS.
IL LADIES' CLOAKS.
OPENING DAY AT MAXWELL,S
MONDAY, OCTOBER "a

OPENING DAY AT MAXwELL's.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81.
Regular Fall and Winter opennsof
LADIES, MISSES. AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKs,
COATS, CHESTERFIELDS. CIRCULARS,
Al aAXwELL,s
Emporium of Fancy Good, Olsahs and Mantillss,
No 32s Pennsylvania avenue
n B.-Remember the opening day is MONDAY
oCIobER "a. Oe 22-6t
FRESH BUCKwHEAT FLOUR.
,u., u...,-., HosEE SYRUP
ocis Corner street tam and vermont re on Avenue H
L GAS COOKING STOVES,
For Baking, Boiling, Frying and Roasting.
M ne rnea pest best arrangement in use for cook
10y lnr email family; can be attach ID to any gas
Also Also =. NURSE LAMPS with CUP attached, of
Cooklsg meal for five persons will not cost
= A 4 f !. sssortment of CHANDELIERS and GAS
- w. THOMPSON 4 CO.,
rnnDi'fc n1S etStdsss spf $50 Penn '7'
u. hid GENaS ( AGENTS FOR
THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES.
Prizes cashsd in All les.lized lotteries and in.
formation given. No. AGO 18th street, opposite
n. B. All orders addressed to Box 1868 Post
once, Washington, D. O.. will meet With prompt
attentlon. Oc l9tNVv 4"
CHOW CASES FOR sALE.-Just received eight
- elegant COUNTER SHOW CASES by the best
makers In New York Apply to P. BELLHW &
lows Hall. jy23n
DH1LP L sOLOMONS
i PATENT MANIFOLD
FIELD ORDER BOOKi
The Grt Attest improvement ever made in Army
Stationery
No other writing materials needed on the march,
in action, on Reconnaissance
Bound substantially in leather. Price 81 50 each,
FREE BY MAIL Send for . specimen book. Made
only by the patentees
PHILIP Il SOLOMONS, Army ststioners,
oc l9-eolW 332 Penn. avenue.
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BOARDING..

DOARDING-ROOMS, with or without Board
- can he had at 173 I'd STREET west be sween
ard G. near the avenue, Capitol and depot.
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Lost AND FOUND.

INOUEU-A PURSE cnutaining n oney and bill.
II Apoty at No 46i 9Th street, at G. 80. WILL
NERS' between al o. m oc2; St.
OsT-Or the 2sth inst. at the Fair. corner tn
| 4 and p streets q new morocco POCKET BOOK,
eoptairipg So IN Treasury notes The iui.r will
be suitably reward,d by ieavog it at this office It.
BREASPPIN or A YOUNG MAN with the
N letters A. a. 8 aud g. A. 8 on tpe b ,cs lost
in one Of the 9TH straet cars or in the Northern
Market, o. On street north. The finder viii
please lesve it in the care Of Mr.. DCBANT, 9Th
ct and IT.
GOs RFWARD-Lost on tie night y The ltth
az infant at the Eastern Branch B.rra.ts 3
500 NOTE. No. T3, Oh The North Bank of Bos-
ten Motto ia hereby given 20 tn. different ban KS
in this city to stop the payment nf the above note
if presented The above reward will he given If
returned to ALFRED RICHARDSON. Eastern
Branch Barracks. &c p 3t+
TNOUN Don the Islaud . sum of MONEY which
L the owner can hav. by calling and proving the
same tIPPINCOTT
rce43t+ General Post Off &c. Room No 1
CAMF INTO1HE ENCLOSURE OF THEsU3
u scrIber. on the 2Ist int, u BHINDLE HEIF
Err with white face. The owner is r.suastad 70
pa, charges and take her away. q. BEAN. o
s Hotel Washiueton D. G. oc q 3t*
STRAYRD FROM TUE PREMISES, on the Hth.
= a small BUFFALO COW marked in each ear
suitable reward ~ill he given if returned to the
owner on G ST., bet. 10th and llth, Island.
oc "a Ct J. sKIDMORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-26

PERsoNAL-Mai. Gen. Jno. E. Wood, u, S.
A., and Thuriow Weed, Albany, N. Y, are
at Wizards.
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge IurceH.-Yester-
day, the will Of Priscilla Cosgrove was fully

ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceN.-Yester-
day, the will Of Priscilla Cosgrove was fully
proved,
The will Of the late Augustus T. Sioussa, be-
queathing his property to Thomas J. Fisher In
trust for the benefit Of his son, VIM. T, was
fully proved. II the son shall die under the
age of 81, all remaining shall b 9 paid over 70
the Protestant Orphan Asylum. Thomas ).
Fisher is nominated as xecutor, and letters
testamentary were issued to him:
The will Of the late Lafayette j. Brown, Pc
Queathing his estate to his wife, was nieo Ior
The will of the late A. G. Herold was fully
proven. and the codicil partially.
The will of the late AbneI brush, oea1satn-
Glenn enfs, was filed, fully proved, and ad-
mitted to probate Letters testamsntary were
ise ned to platte Brush, executor
flied by taking out letters testamentary.
Letters of administration were issued 10 W.
J Craigin on the estate OF Mary Van Ness,
and Joseph R. X. Keene qualified as guardian
to his minor children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-26

QOARDING.-A few gentlemea car be accommo-
- dated with 6rst class B ard and pleasant Rooms
a No. 212 Bridge street, Georgetown. by the lst
OF November. Early application is requested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-26

THE DEMOCRATIC flag RAISING IN THE
SIXTH WARD-4 Disturb dnce-I.ast evening
the Sixth Ward Democratic Association raised
flag bearing the names of Mcclellan and
Fendleton across Sth street east, near G south,
and held meeting at that point. A large
stand had been erected next to the news depot
rencIes, &c. The president of the Sixth Ward
Association, Mr. Tolson, presided, assisted BY
the presidents of the various ward associa-
ticns.
During the evening speeches were made bv
Messrs. Etheritge. Florence and Allen.
There was considerable disorder on the
ground, and at times it was totally impossible
for the speakers to be heard.
The up town Democrats formed procession
and marched to the place shortly after seven
ing the first difficulty occurred. It is stated
'hat it originated from those in the procession
Supplying such epithets as id flag burners
dirty niggers," &c, to number Of persons
assembled in front OF the ODD Fellows Hall,
where the Lincoln and johnson Club were to
hold their regular meeting, and during it sew
elal persons were struck, but the police,
order.
After the flag was run out, a number eff fights
took place at times, and amid the cheers and
groans OF the opposite parties, several bricks
aud stones were thrown.
Officers Walling, Shelton, Guon, (of the
Fifth Ward,) and several citizens were struck.
that it was impossible tor the speakers to be
heard, and they came down from the stand
and attempted to form the procession, when q
shower of stones came down-but by which
party it was commenced it is Impossible to de-
termiue, there being so many conflicting re.
ports-and quite a number were struck, and
some badly injured During these proceed.
ings the police interposed themselves between
the parties, and succeeded in keeping the Navy
Yard boys from following the city procession.
During this row NUMBER of pistol shots were
fired, but we belle We, none were struck except
a drummer boy named Barry, whose hand was
graZed by bail. One man, IL is stated, was
struck in the mouth by stoI e As he was leav.
Ing the stand, and he had two teeth knocked
out.
The leaders of the different city political
clubs should promptly discountenance these
proceedings on the part of lawless hangers. on,
otherwise we NAV look fer more serious dis.
tux Dances, with less of lie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-26

DISTRICT SUPREME CouRT.-The Supreme
Court is sitting to-day IN banc-Chief Justice
Cartier and Justices Wylie and Ohm on the
berch-and is engaged in the Ooltmaa will
case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-26

DOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS WITH A
ID Northern family Gentlemen and ladi as from
ths Depart q ents prefsrred Also, Table Board 1t
I 81 West street. Georgetown. oc 26 st.
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WBCALL the attention OF orr readers to the
advertisement of the Dollar JeweIry Store in
our special notices. $685.
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THE FOLLOWING SPLENDID LIST

THE FOLLOWING SPLENDID LIST
WATCHES. CHAINS. GOLD PENS, AND PEN.
Oils, &c, &c,
WO Il TIL O,OOOl
To be sold at one Dollar Each, aoiMout regard
to rdlue,
And not to be paid until you know what you
will receive,
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ERENCH FLUTING AND GOFFING-At the
L New YORK Fluting Establishment, 243 Penn
s.lvania avenue. between lit aud 18th. south
side. first floor, up stairs All work warranted
equal to the New i,rh or Philade phia Fluting
trade and Dress Makers &C q At
DRADY's GYMNASIUM,
ID 50. 81 AND SO LA. AV, NOWOPEN.
THIS NEW GYMNASIUM. FOR PHYSiCAL
CULT RE,
THE MOST COMPLETE IN THE COUNTRY.
is NOW OPEN.
Glasses for Gentle and Boys in ant o rae
tce. Terms, s. per year. s2l for six months, or
SO for months which entities the subscriber to
admis ion to ympa stun, from IN till 10 n m .
and tho free use of a Locker. Reading and Chess
rooms, c asses, and Hot and Gold iths. &C.
nastics. forming
Oc q 2ws ABNER s. BRADY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-26
THE OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THE
i EUROPEAN PLAN
Is enlarged to double its former capacity.
EUROPEAN HOTEL

This hotel, the oldest conducted on the European
improved in every lay necessary for the YE.HAY
acc ommoda on of the increasing guests k:kEH
proprietor hope that by attention to business we
continue to receive patronage as heretofore
Guests will only he charged with wins they receive
G argos are moderate.
oc Gi-tf P ENRICH. Proprietor
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RY y. Q. MCGUIRE & co, Auctioneers-

EIGHT SMALL FRAME CieINs, on I4rU
STREET, BETWEEN RHODE ISLAND AVE
NUE. AND NORTH p STREET. AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November l. at S
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell to the
hight t bidder. eight rame cabins situated On I4tb
street, between and streets north; the same to
bt RI moved within ten days from day of sale
Terms cash,
~ 2f-d i q McGTJRE g
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i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington County. in the District of Columbia,
tate of VIM H Fletcher late of Washington County
DC. deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
or before the ed day of October next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of
the said estate.
Given under my hand this 25th day of Oct. 1864
o26 1aw5w MARY FLETCHER.
THIS Is TO FORBID ALL PERSONS FROM
i trusting n WIFE. ELF BETH MCCONNELL,
my account. I'll pay no debts of her contract
ing. JOHN MCCONNELL,
oc 25-2t" 9th street, Island.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-23
Capture and Burning OF the Texan star
BY the AlRbRmR,

The Northern papers copy from the Straits EAST In
die Times the particulars of the capture and burn
ing Of the American ship Texan Star by the Alabama
The Texan Star was making for Singapore, with a
large cargo Of rice. The account given by one OF her
officers says:
About two O'Clock P. NJ we observed steamer steer
ing north which upon making out the TeIsR Star, al
tered her course directly for rs, and when within
mile set the Confederate flag and fred gun across our
In Immediately set the British ensign st the
peak and hove to. Upon nearing the Texan Star, an
armsd boats crew. with officer left tbs steamer and
came aoogsidei the officer whsn coming board de-
manded 70 see the ships papers, which he imme datsY
did The papers were register, port clearance and bin
OF ladlng Upon examination, the officer informed me
that they were not satisfactory and that ne should take
charge until be communicated with his commander
Capt. Ssmmes, Of the Alabama Calling two srmed
men, oHs Of whom was stationed the foreease, The
other on the poop, he sent the boat bfek with nfs
sage to Capt s. mmes who II once came beard the
Texan Star and demanded to see my papers.
handed him the register, which he examined The
register was bona hde English register parchment
issued BY the proper British authorities in Moulmaiu
After examining this document. Capt SeEnmss said 10
that he was net 10 be humbugged BY any false pa
pers-thst ought TO have had certfeste that the
transfer was legal and that he skoud burn the ship
Upen this said that the documents held legal
and sufficient proof Of my nationality and pro ested
against his burning the vessel To his be paid The
lghtest after lion, but went deck and sad his
neer, " Sir ySu will burn this vessel" He then re-
turned on board the Alabama
The hrst Esutsusnt then came on board the Texan
Star, and took charge, hauled down the English hSx
that was yng at the peak, let 60 anchor c'ewsd up
SAILS and made preparations for setting the vessel on
ire, staving in the cabin skyighfE to make a good
draft We were then taken on beard the Alsbams aud
immedialsly sitter the TeIsR Star was Fet on frs
The Alsbams then proceeded up the strait and At
midnight came 70 anchor hve miles of the town Of Ma
lsces. Steam was kept up all night. At daybreak I
was called upon TO open my trunks which searched
By officer snd the nasteF-st-arms. bag containing
four hundred rupees taken from me, and also a
night glass and part of my private pspers We were
then required4o sign parole not 10 against the
Confederate States until exchanged We were put on
board the Aisbzmas boat (my ships boat having been
broken while towingD and landed at AHseea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-23

FULTOE SUPERIOR COURT.-The Superior
Court of this county has been in session in this
city for the past three weeks, and will adjourn
to-day. We present summary of their work
on the criminal docket The following were
found gailiy and sentenced to the penitentiaTy
for the time annexed 10 iheiT respective names
A. NJ St. Johns, larceny from houss, two years;
Thomas 7. Davis, bigamy, years W. Evans,
involuntary mRBslSughler, three years John
Harris, larceny, one year. Thomas Cannery,
larceny from railroad car, three years Robert
Rainney, larceny from railroad car, three years :.
James Emerson. larceny from house, one year;
jain Many, larceny from railroad car, 2 years :
W H. Turner, larceny, one year; Robert Bogen-
ton, larceny, ous year W. Il. Keith, larceny,
one year.
James Il. Watson, was tried On the charge of
forgery, and acquitted.
The following judgments have been supsrss-
dsd By court: John T. Boggss, found guilty Of
being principal in the second degree with DL-
Wis. convicted of big3my, and sentenced to pei
iisniiary for four years james Mann, found
guilty Of seduction, and sentenced to the penn
tentiAry for 20 years; James RsTlins, and ten
others, found guilty of aggravated riot, (being
the men charged with the riet at Golfers
house. and sentenced the privates 10 one veal
il the penitentisry, and the lieutenant to one
/ year and SIX months.
Tho following cases were disposed OF a. fol
fOlleHsi LAEkin W. YsIbOrOueh, murder, con
tinued BY defendant Geo. W. Bachelor, murder
continued By defnti John Fields, larceny, con
tinusd By State; L. H Murphy, larceny, con
tinusd by defendant; David Childers, malicious
mischief, continued BY defendants Miles Nc
Daniel, larceny, discharged for want of prose
CutoI; - WO0llen, larceny, allowed to give bal
and leave jail TbOre were large number Q
cases Of misdemssBor tried, but as they wei
not Of an important character, we omit them,
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9gailg gppeaI,.
EDITION.
ATLANTA. GA.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1854.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1854,
FRDERAL CAVALRY.

We end in the Nashville Times Of the 10Th
last. lengthy article under The head of Cav
airy Force of the United Slates--InferessiBg
Facts and Statistics of what it Has been and is
Now"
Sixteen years ago this branch of the service
was composed of three regiments only shortly
after the Mexican war it was increased to six.
This is now the nambsr in the regular army.
In the volunteer service, however, the figures
are astounding, and we presume exist only on
paper. We suspect, if the statements are true
&c given in the article referred to, that LINCOLN
has been allowing the creation Of organizations
on paper, for the purpose Of creating fat places
for favoritss, for that they have anything like
tie number stated In the field is not 10 be be-
loved for moment The figures given srs as
fOIlsWs: six regular regiments, 7 6S5 officers
aad msn ; 500 volunteer regiments, of
sbout 500 600 Cficsrs and men. The annual
pay of the force is put down at SI71 ESQ $50
number of horses, III, ,554, and total estimate
of expense Of oost Of outfit and one years pay,
s34I, IDS, ,4I6 90:
TIE figures are, it is said, taken from the doc
umen:a in the cavalry bureau of the War De-
psTtmsnt. No one win believe for moment
there is any such force in the fsld, and it is evi
dent wholesale sy stem of robbery of the tTeA-
sury is going on. Corruption is the order of the
Day at the Federal capital, and one of the means
used to deplets the treasury is the cavalry arm
of the Federal army.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-23

Tbs imDerfsct report o. Cen Mcclellan concerning
his ntsry administrator, lately publishsd, s 20 be
corrected for the sake Of history BY the Publication Of
al his Ofeial dispatches. Ths omitted patchss now
lying on Secretary Stsnton's table, make PILE foot
and half high
The order directing the srmlasFy punishment Of bush-
ShaeksTs when caught within he army lines hsz re-
Gently been annusd
Lincoln has eommuted 70 imprlsounsnt In Fort Della
ware during the Wsr, John ". Scott snd Simon J.
Kemp, Bsltimorssns, and Pierre c. Dugan, c0ndennsd
20 be hung a. rebel spies
From ths report Of the Secretary Of tie Treasury in
-n-%er 70 resolution Of the Senate, relative to tbs
HtHosf OF commissioners ard the amount Of money
eeiysd under the law 70 collect direct taxss In he in
soIIeelonary dstries t aDpsars that there were I'VE
eoInlssiensre In the district Of Florida and four in
% we oistrlets Of South Carolina VIRGINIA and
Isnnessss at thu salary OF e30O1 ~, Isvkg -
orldA ana one in each Of the dstricta afsOg
eae5 In soath Carolina 103 574 acres OF lard were
solo Tor W 399; in Virginia 600 acres ssId for sff
4O7 in FloridAs l24 sold for SIS COZ n sn1ss
see lands were sold for $50 500 The expenses n be
district Of South Carolina were SIS sos In FIorfda
Si446Oi 10 Virginia, S606i; In Teansssee, s7I22.
Senator Doolittls OF Wisconsin has presented matt
ton Of Mr. Collins and others for authority Construct
tse graph line 70 oeRnset with Russia via Bshr1uEs
Sirats Reliable parties say that the lie be put
Operatioajn eight months.
Wm. Ticknor the senior partner Of the well known
Boston publishing firm Of Iickn0r s. Fieldr died at the
Continental hotel, in PhiladsPhis Lass Tnssdsy Mr.
Tcknor msdltafeds trip to Havana for the benefit Of
his health and had reached that fsr on hs i0uraey
The War DepArtmsnti Is about TO weed out the unsm-
ployed generals, with view reducing the number
by thirty forty and thsreby making for the pro
motion Of really msritorious of eers.
fs1kee scouting party surprised By guerrillAs
On the 4th Inst, nifty miles below New Mairid A
hsutsnant and ssrgsant killed, and uine Others
wounded All VINO cOald escape TO he river, and
hAllng the 1tsaer Darling got boaid and returned
20 New Madrid.
Since Fosrests lets operations a larger number Of
refugees are hOckiag into Memphis awaiting tanspor
tstion North ;hsu az any previous ns since the bega
ming Of the war