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observation-disclosures.
NrOfefmariAans SfEce,
3weiter o. 9iftritt BON Marnlano.
3 aItimore, 27. DIT. Is

Baltimore, 81. DIT. 1854.
gBir beslaubiseu hermit, bas ua&Hebenbe gerIoneu.
spel4e I'm 2. GonSreBbifritt bon Niarplanb ansoebober
fcrrSen 'paren, aus beisefHsteu @rtinben erimirt wurben
Senfim O1crsan, II. DiRritt Baltic. Co., Al alt; Osobt.
Gcnrie, IL. 0ifrift Baltic. Co., BAT i& inter Der Con.
srebatte bOnt24. 6ebruar ga ~lcSsetauft gSiaiam Srttt6
II. Sifritt Baltic. Co.. uutauSli9 Senrp Deelner, ~,
Siitritt Baltic. Co., DO. Daniel Barbel, H.. Oierin
Baltic. Co., irrtbinli@ %eiurplirt; @~re.nbutp Safer, 7.
Barh, b.; 8. abortion 9arris, 70. Dihrift Baltic.
Co., gu ait; 9tcnec Gnbericn, farbis, 1. Difritt SarfCri
Co., feGte etnen Gubfituten; 9obn @dbupn, 8. Narb
70. Q. o.. ~0fobiniDu, l. Difrift Sarfcrb Co., tu. Sec
Ddois, l, Difrift 6arfcrb Co., bp. Spbn Ercctcr, l
Difrift SarfcrS Co., DO. ; @rcbrix Chiffon, IL. Diarif
Baltic. Co., bo. Nm. @epans, II. Difritt BALTIC. Go.
yftstbttrger Wm. s. Cation, z. Warb, untauolif ; gBm
s.. Sfor9an, 5. Warb, teate eiuen Gubfituten.
dlttrtpre {, %. Oitcber 1864.
\ SaAeS Ssle, 8. Bars, feGte eiuen Subhituten; gd
8aeI 9npWer, 7. Warb, 60. Benjamin 6. @opt. lf
0ifritt Baltic. Co., be-; Nri. 5. Mcpueb, 70. 0ifri
8altr. Co., b.; CHARLES 8. WlurpbD, S. Warb, il,
tbimliG einrpnirt.
Robert Gatbcart,
BrcfcsmarI1an uuh
Prxitbent teS Ginrclirunsss8 oare.
Sonatban 8. Chapman,
@tnrcnirnn9S-G pnimifSr.
9. Robert Barb,
8 (sft29) grSt 6es Giuronirunss> Scurb.
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Sta6t=Weaiifrator8 Nfffcc.

O0tttmpres IL. Dit 1864.
"a Die Gcmmifdrt fur Defining ron Straben einsn 81
ttNt thres etnautn Ter;etHntfeS Der Uerlult uHh Geriur
fur effnuu6 Der 9pIIthapfraeS BON 8al
ttntpre tts SeecnbfraBt a~bstltefett taben. 70 mtrh bterm
Ma@rt&t ssseben, has beiastes UsrsetGnt6 NIT hen tasu @,
bbrtstn Wlattex nrh 80 Gage trna pbieen Datum an tn b
SfFee auf 'sgt, wabrens wsl6tr 3eit NppenatiCnen parabt
an eaS Griminaleertbt Der StaOt Baltimore stntadt prrse
f1nnen. 12oft4JOIntlu;
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BaIttnfprt, y. DIT. 1854.
Der 6 tp Gpmmilfpner lat Elm eeI6rteksnes GeInd G.,
taltsn zen Seri6ieteneR Granbetstntbum -8eFsern an b
BayetteAr. srii&eH Spatsap wub GalSertar, nm eenannte
Tbetl Der GGbettefr. ~eraftren unb pFaHern 5W lahen.
@r gibt peSbalb blerbur@ Mlen, bic eS betriFt, Mptta, Ia
er am MsntaG Zen 81. Stt, 10 lltr @rrmittaas In ftne
Office IT, UNI tefdete &pplttattrnea tn z~Seratbnns su siebeI
SIN Muftrag
~ 8. NTH,
(~24pfi6mll ar-s GIert fe GttN 4pmmfIlOneri
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gen bic G~bica9O.N1attfOrm+

Sine In;abt Der 9eadtetten Ssntotraten
epsyprts, barunter General Str, Utoles
Saplpr, 81. s. Stemart, bat anf ben l.. Np@
pember cine Convention nno Wtalienuerlartttz
luna Der lppalen 9enpfraten oeS 2attoeS mad
Netps Sort berufen ginselaoen iino ale Oentcz
troteu. ,.tpelhe nod Nd,tung DOR Der Wtann=
baftiofeit uno benz +9atripttsmu5 Der oeitpfratt=
iden 9artei su Sadipns Soften bege1, pel6e
niht ouIoen -pcller,, baB Der Same unb Die
8rinSipien Der 8artei sei6dnoet tDerben, tpel6e
bic Shma6 nidt anieben t6nnen, DAP Die
SfdJse ibres 2unbe5 ppr einem pdnfenoen
Seinpe, Der ie in ben Staub treten mill, geIenft
ptro, pel6e es in Nbrebe itellen, oaB Die anlez
ritanii6e Democratic in Chicago bur9 Die Sez
nigen pertreten mar, Die burd Mnbrpbung enter
nprbwetIi9en 3eppIte Der Convention oas ers
niebrigenoe 8etenntniB abprebten, bab Der BON
unierer tapfern Nrmee urb Slptte 10 nobel ae@
tdmpfte Rries elm rSebli1lag" ieiuno oab vGes
re6tisteit; 9umunitdt, SSreibeit uno bas 6ffsnt>
li6e 8oH feline al8balciee ginitelllng forpere, -"
uel4e alauben, OaB Die uunseidumte Ginltels
lung Der 5einOielistelten" nidt BON ben 8atrisf
ten oes Nprbens, ionbern BON ben 8errdtbern
oes Subens ousgeber iollte, nelde 9iarben,
oas mir pie &ebelenzglrmeen erld6pfen ioaz
ten, ebe mir vraue 9iilfsmitteI Der StautStunit
;u eri66pfen iuden, " tuel9e bic Union auf iebe5
gefabr aufredt erbalten tptiien %tppler, uno.
welhe enti6lp1en iino, bic uttisn sarts unp.
ppaitdnois bur6 ieoes Opfer unb ge9en aLle9lnz
eriffe BON allen Seiten SUI bepabren." " sd
NuBer prpmtnenten 9teips yortern baben al6
augeiebeue 9emptraten aus ben anberen Staaz
ten oeu Nufruf unterSeidnet; ltno es unterlie9t
teinem 3peifel, oaB bemieIben alsemein ent=
iprp6en lpteroei miro. Sic Convention piro,
ME es in benz Iufruie beibt, vipf6e S6ritte
tbnn, bic am 8eiten fir bas 6ffentli6e Sntereiie
eri6einen. " sli7 e.'t'i Use s,f
Gs unterIiegt teinem 3peifet;f paB iia bic
gpnpentipn mad benz 8eiipiele BON 9csan unb
nnberen d6ten Douglass emptraten fin Gins
coin unb Sobnion ertldren tpirb, urb 10 tperoea
mir tauIenofdltigen Griab betommeH fur bic 8ez
nieen, bic 'glei9 bent SddrIpalter &ererbp
SobniOn unb benz GonfufonariuS McGternano
unb einissr f~leineren 2idtern pm Der suten
SADIE abgefallen fnb, 4~'i'g - si4'4-
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Mctt3 fir @tcuersabIcr.

GttpsG ELECTORS Office,
Baltimore, ben 81. Oft. 1884,
Die eesenrdrttser Raten ben Disccntu aut Staht- u
@taatSfenern tGr 1854 Hnb auf Grunsfade fur Stabtfeu
2 PIT. un6 Sp&t. fur Sta tsReuerR. Dteientsen, reIe
pIni9et, f1 frl&e Etsepnttruneen su ~eripartn, BADEN b
iaste SteleTn an rcer Dor benz /. Nrremter AZ entrt6te
AHe DiseUniirureen BON StaatsReutrn werben Spn httk
TN ~gtiidkanpe fnb, baben rtitsre Sntersdtn unh 8rfen 1
entrtH;en, Henn bteft aa6RaHoe ui6t BOT benz 81, B. sri
tertbttst me, ben.
AWsuFus W. rice,
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Wfcroe! Wferoe! Yfcroe!

apn4 VenerdI'Q /. Yttiiipn
Wdfbtngtpn, L. OFT. 1884.
SrdIdtdre pferbe tnr gdbduerte- unb Nrttqerte.Die
trereen BITS shm 1. Nrceutber 1884 TIM @iesbprp' Depot
fault
Yferte rtuhen an Capt. G.. 2rwrn Wlpcre c~bseIstTtrt ~
beIt un6 merben Scr Der Mnnabnae 0enau untetjutt.
Yrsts bon Sasaasrispftrstn a SIZE.
90 rsrben i~ebtsnaI ft@s (6) unb mstt 8Spft iailmm
bejublt. q a meSGffnB,
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Do ta tiuen gSrratb BON saten tIdemen gDtr
EzssssRfAH fnaflstif&en tuppeIte mse aud aubere, an 81
babe, 70 bite t2 aat Dttientsen. ,pel@t iCI6t nj
THen,. Bet rntr tprsufpre@en. AuG Stlh!e unb lrnfi
Sausm5b baltic I'D Rets pcrrdttis uan pcrtea a
1uf gsaeauns anseerhst, fppie and gtOre- u. sptt
(taftS- GtHri@tnn8en.
13 SarSe unb 9tiHtnbeecttungeu pet
S<sszsaMs~~ tortratrsnh prompt betpr8t bon
Iph TeuftI,
w.. 3S5 Undergraduates
mi Men &pmorb unb &utGt
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~ gtr vnferer Sets wlrten e. BEN 3errn Smann per.
iSnlt6 nte ~rergeHen. taB er uns. ais tte We6er.Offtt In
1856 BON etnsni glpb hemofratti6er Rorbtes bthrett ruebe,
RCnate lang feline prltset ~ unfereut S@uS 8eeen BITE De.
mrtrnten sur gerfaoung esfelt bat unb menn aud bic De-
~uictraten untsr letner Nrntsfubruns gu Ietbtt stbdtt ta.
BEN, = bic 10 entee II Nepubltfdner BOA hnntGls, BITE tod
aud su ben Geentrn Der RnDr-Rrtbiues ~SttTrttn, rtrbtn
lA Gbsr TIN ntbt bttlaeen t5nnen.
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$ MSGnmer's GdbmIc,

53 @%ermanitr, 3tpii6en 5Oparo u. Gntawf
Da has neue S&ulsebdutt ftrtis IL, 10 mirt pom iest
wteber ~res.lmd5ts psn sX litr Nfsrsens anb 2 ubr Na
unittaes uutertt@t eeeebtn.
lptl-Sl y. M4Mner
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TO THE PUBLIC.

AS all things at present arc fos cash, the resident
physicians cs .he town have agreed that their bills
fhall be considered due the discharge of the pa
tiant april2-lm
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Nashville has been opened to the whole
sale trade and we presume there are houses
there prepared TO furnish country stores,
butwc don't know who are in CHARGE of
them or what they have for sale Some Of
our friends, DESTROYS of getting assortments
at the nearest point, have enquircd of us
what the chances are at Nashville. We are
not able to inform them, and have advised
them to look up Nashville paper.
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a. A. @. NJ. oFF1cr1
Knoxville. Tenn March l6, 1864.

Knoxville Tenn March l6, 1864.
All loyal citizens of East Tennessee having in
their possession Memorandum Receipts against the
Government of the United States for Forage Horses
Mules, viii present them at my office on Gay
street, end of Union street, for which they will re-
ceive proper vouchers, such information as will
enable thcEi to have their claims properly adjusted
WARNER PEARSO
apra It. I'd Wv. and A. A. O. NJ
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For Sale.
L arI Tor FuT.n ture
FOR OLD BANK MONEY.

FOR OLD BANK MONEY.
yards Velvet Tapestry Carpcting, Medallion
pattern, with border
Crimson Satin Damask Curtains, and Lace Cur
tains and Harigincs
Rosewood and Hair Cloth Furniture-fruit mt
tern Medallion Sofa
Focr Chairs-one Castor Chair,
Two Ottom ans-Ccntre Table
Two Coal Gil Lamps
Two Cut Glass Gas Lamps.
One Rosewood Piano, double sounding board u
octaves.
One White China Dinner Sett-and various other
articles.
apr2tf JOS. "A. MABRY.
SMALL FARM for sale Knoxville for
~ OLD BANK MONEY. Also, Town lots.
apr2f JOS A. MABRY
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keen const an st on hand large supplies, and
the very best Of goods. We have been
dealing with these gentlemen for years be-
fore this rebellion, and getting our family
supplies from them. They will fiji orders
with the same fidelity that they. would if
the purchasers were present Wecommend
them to orr East Tennessee traders, but we
are not advised as to other houses in Louis
willie.
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NOTICE.

DROFOST MARSHALS are requested to be ON
I the lookout for two soldiers who have deserted
the First Tennessee Artillery, of the following de-
scription
WILEY TRTCE-aged "a years, black eyes,
dark complexion, by occupation a farmer, and his
residence Jefferson county,
THOMAS L-ANKFORD-of the same county.
aged 10 years black eyes, dark complexion, by oc-
cupation farmer.
Any information with regard to them will be
thankfully received
JAMES A. DOUGHTY,
apr2-2t LIT. Col. lst Tenn. Art.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
John W. Paxton, NJ. D.,

Graduate Of the University of Pennsylvania, 1845.
RESPECTFULLY offers bis services to the cit
liens of Knoxville and vicinity Cffice two doors
South of Morrows Exchange Bank, where he can
always be found if not professionally absent
Persons calling upon him, if absent, will please
leave their name and place of residence.
p. S.-Al persons indebted to DIR. PAXTON
will please cali and settle their accounts, as he is
Obliged to have money It's equivalent, as he must
settle with those he owes. You will therefore take
due notice and govern yourselves accordingly
aprrIl-2rn
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JAMES HENRY, j. p.
O p. Tsmple rs .samud X FYnlev

O. p Temple rs. Samuel X. Finley.
FTNHE plaintiff on affidavit, says that the defend
ant is indebted to him and that he so absconds
that process mot bc served upon him, having OBJ
tanned an original attachments against the estate of
the defendant made returnablc before James Henry,
a Justice of the Peace for I3ount county, and the
having been levied on his property: IL - or
dered by :aid Justice that the defendant appear be-
fore him his Office in Louisville on the 18th day
of September next it will be proceeded with ex-
pare. 1t is further ordered that this notice be pub
1shed for four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville
Whig -ik - = s~- ~A
apr2-4t piss JAMES HENRY, j. p.
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Attachment.
I'm. Scales rs. IL. s. Cen.

IFnl. Scales Is. IL. o. LEH.
FINHE plaintiff on affidavit, says the defendant is
indebted to him and that he SO. abseends that
process cannot be served him, having obtained
an original attachment against the estate of the de-
fefdant, mado returnablc before James Henry, a
Justice of the Peace for Blount county, and the
same having been levied on his property: 1t is or
dered by said Justice that the defendant appear be-
fore him at his Office in Louisville on the 10th day
of September next, it viii be proceeded with cx-
pare 1t is further ordered that this notice be pub
lished for four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville
Wing
apr2-4t pf{5 JAMES HENRY, J.P.
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James Henry rs Samuel GAormly, D. C..
Ghormley,J G. Wallace, r. A. Pope, and
~ G. lh Boyd.-Attachment Bill
this case complainant having filed his bill.
Il which is sworn to, alleging that defendants are
indebted to him, and that Saml and d. G. Ghorm-
ley }. 9. Wallace, and I. a. Pope have absconded
SO that process cannot be served on them, and an
attachment having issued aud been levied On their
property 1t is ordered that publication be made
ia the knoxville Wing for four successive weeks
notifying SAID defendants to appear before the Chan
cellor at the Court House in Maryville on the first
TUESDAY alter the first Monday of May next to
plead, answeror demur to said BILL or the same will
be taken as confessed and set for hearing exparte
apr7-4t PISS w. a. WALKER, Gam.
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HEADQUARTERS ID DIVISION 23D ARMY CoRPs,
Camp near NOISY Greek, March 6, 1864
GENERAL ORDER No. 20.

The Commanding General is pleased to promul-
gate TO his Division his satisfaction at tiae resouc
soldierly and successful defense made by Capt John
H. Cross and his command Of 100 men of the Sd
tennessee Volunteer Iafsntrr. against over
whcilGing cavalry force of the eneny which attack
ed him upoa his return frens reconnaissance to
the front yesterday. Information deemed reIi-
able has been received that the enemy incurred a
loss Of nne killed, Including Major and Captain
The Commanding General trusts that an oppor-
tunty may be offered to his brave Teunesseeaas to
dispiar suck d~tcrmiaed bravery against more
equal force than that whcA Capt Cross SO obsti-
Hateiy commended
This order will be read on Dress Parade before
each battalion of this command.
By comm and ef Brig. Gen. III. NJ. JUDAH.
Jous B. WELSH lst 1t and n 4. A G.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the I'D of March 10y Rev. T. w.
Humes, Mr., JAMES A. HALEY and Hiss TEMPER
AxcE A. MILLER, all of Knoxville.
On the 22d of March, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. K. S. Hoagland, Lieutenant
SAMUEL ID. MINER, Of the 9Th Ohio Volunteer
Cavalry and Miss Lot Losrs of the vicinity of
Knoxville. "A
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To the Voters Of Morgan County:

HEADQUARTERS I'D T. Vol. INFANTRY,
Morrstown, Tenn, March b. 1894.
Having been informed that you, by large ma
jority, elected me Circuit Court Clerk on the 5th of
March, 1864, inasmuch as have not had the pleas
are of seeing most of you for than two years
and as there is soue anxiety and solicitude in the
premises dccfa it my duty to state that owe
nearly another years service in the army that ii
chose, could not probably be discharged to enter
upon TIE duties of that important trust and herebs
respectfully decline accepting it assuring you that
ssc much congratulated with the expression of
ndence thus repsecd in me- Hoping tho
that well as former occ asions may remain ,Inm
paired, am
Very respectfully,
w. J. Scorr. Adi't Sd i. z Y. /
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d e Bruce & Go. u.s. Fagg, Pope 6 Miller.
-AHdcltmenf Bill.

this case complainant having fled his bill,
Il which is sworn to, alleging that defendants are
INDEBTED to them and that they are non-resdents
or are within the rebel lines end process cannot be
served on Them and al, attachment having issued
and been levied on their property: 1t is ordered
that publication be made in the Knoxville Wing for
four successive weeks, notifying the defendants to
appear before tie Chancellor at the Court House in
MsrFvlle the first Tuesday after the first Monday
Of May next, and plead, answer or demur to said
bill, or the same will be taken confessed and set
for hearing exparte
apr2-4t piss w. A. WALKER. .&M.
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1riggr q Temple as. Henry C. safeu.--At
fdchment Bin.

/ fllisscase compliments having fled their hin
which is sworn to, alleging thai the defendant &
justly indebted to them. and that he has left the
State or passed within the rebel lines so that the
binary process Of the law cannot be served ON him,
ana an attachment having issued and been levied
On aeiehdahts property: 1t is ordered that publi
cation be made in the Knoxville Whig for f,,,r arc.
ccssive weeks notifying the defendant 10 appear be-
lore the Chancellor at the Court House ii, Naryye
on the hrst Tuesday after the first Monday of Nav
next and plead. answer or dcsnur to said bill or The
same will be taken confessed and set for hearing
exparte.
apr2-zt PISS Wa. WALKEB. C.&M
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TIE ONO.
Knoxville, Tenn, March IA, 1864.

SPECIAL ORDERS No IA.
s. The Qlartermasters Department at Knoxville
will SELL to loyal citizens Oats for seed purposes in
quantities not TO exceed Eve bushels to each person
and at the cost price, with fair increase to cover
the cost of transportation.
BY order of Maj. Gen. ScuoF1ELp
apr2 -a HENRY CURTIS Jr. A G..
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IN this case complainant having fled hfb bfll.
which isswornto, alleging that defendant sjustly
indebted to him. and that he has ed from tie COM
Try, and an attachment having been issued against
the estate Of said defendant and levied UPON the
saiae: 1t IS ordered that publication be lflade for
Jour successive weeks in the Knoxville Wing. mott
flying the said defendant TO appear before the
cellcr at the Court House in Maryyile on the frst
Tuesday after the first Monday Of May next and
plead answer dcrnur to said BILL or the same viii
be taken as confessed and set for hearing ernsrte
apr2-4t piss w. A. WALKER, c. GM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-09
Sn(t)lD EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK r. M.
SURG EoN GENERAL HAMMOND.

81 hO EON dAhmVND.
The President has ordered a court-nartial
to be assembled for the trial of Surgeon Gem
eral Hammond, under charges OF fraud and
NAL practices brought by the commission that
not long since examined into the affairs OF his
office.
As it is publicly known that number Of
persons claiming to represent the science and
philanthropy of the country have been exert
ing thems elves here, as a committee, to procure
prejudgment Of the authorities against the
integrity of the action Of the commission ins.i.
tuting the charges, well as against the char
acter of its individual members, we may not
improperly add that Professors Agassiz and
Pearce, whose names are found among the
alleged signers of the paper or address, have
already taken occasion to repudiate it. upon
the ground that they never designed that their
names should be used in any such manner or
for any such purpose as those to which the
manager or managers Of the effort to prevent
dine investigation Of the Surgeon Generals
official conduct, have undertaken to use them
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THE END APPROACHING

.r..... 4, THE END APPROACHING
Among the most significant signs of the
times is a remark which we know to have
been made within fortnight by John S. Bar
hour, rebel prt sident OF the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad Company, Zone of the prime
authors of the mischief of secession in Vir-
ginia,) TO the effect that there remains no hope
Of pro!onging the rebellion beyond next spring,
its military strength having been completely
exhausted in the late campaigns. He has vol
unfairly let 60, whittier they would. three Of
his negro men whose wives and children mad
escaped in this direction from his estate in
Culpeper more than year ago remarking to
them that the war. had made 1t impossible for
him to bold them longer in slavery, it they
o were disposed 10 be tree. We know that he
now expresses bitter regret for the part he
took in bringing Virginia Into her present wo-
full condition. He is residing in Nelson coun-
ty, Va, about thirty miles from Richmond
where he is running factory of wool and
cotton cards, as well as managing the railroad
between Gordcnsyille and Lynchburg.
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PRISONERS OF WAR

The following are the prisoners OF war sent
in from the front yesterday S. Ashly, Ist
Va. cavalry; Benjamin F. Ball, Putnam Ran
gers; w. B. Brady, 1st. Va. cavalry; Arthur
Broadwater, 1st Va. infantry; Lieut.. James IL.
Childs, 18th Va cavalry; ]. 9. Calvert, Meads
Independent company; Willis Clayton, 9th A la ::
Thomas ID. Cook, LIST N. g. artillery; L. Gold
smith. VIM. Isabel. G. R. Morgan, John
Mercelii, James Markham, H. Riley, Lewis
bloomsbury, J. IL. Thompson, and T. r.
Waldants, 9th Ala. infantry; Henry Mason,
4th Va. infantry; J. g. Pearson, LIST n. c..
VIM. J.. Reynolds, I'd N. G.; John ShackeI-
ford 9TH Va. cavalry; J. q. Tenn pleton, 18th
Va cavalry; J. F. Turner, Lee Willis. 4th Va
cavalry; T. r. WaIdant, 9th Ala; James Wa
tiers, 18th Va. cavalry.
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LATEST FROM THE UPPER poroMAc

Since our receipt this forenoon of the Asso.
ciated Press telegram OF this date from Phila.
delphia, announcing the appearance Of Fitz-
hugh Lee and 1mboden with a rebel force in
three columns, threatening Petersburg and
Cumberland. despatch has reached headquar-
tiers here, direct from Gen. Kelly, stating that
the rebels have retreated from those yicinities
They are evidently but picking up stray wagon
trains and kicking up scare generally In the
Upper Valley, to prevent some unprecedented
move on the part of Meades cavalry.