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Var Department, Adjutant Generals Office, !

Var Department, Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, Dec. S, 1854. !
The following officers, having been reported
to the headq uarters of the army for the
offences hereinafter specified, are hereby hoti.
fed that unless, within fifteen days from
this date, they appear before the Military
Commission, in session in this city, OF which
Brig. Gen. John o. Caldwell, United States
volunteers, is president, and make satisfactory
defence to the charges against them, they will
be recommendfd for dis- -lIssal from the ser vice
OF the United States:
Abssnce Utthout ledpe.
Captain William r. Howe, Assistant Adlu-
tant General of Volunteers.
Dasobedienc. Of orders and absence tcittout leave.
First Lieutenant Thomas II. Y. BrIckham,
10th United States in fantry.
E. ID TOwNsRND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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War Department, Adjutant Generals Office,
Xa .his,1.taa y Aaa 1871 z

War Department. Adjutant Generals OHce,(
Washington, ID. c., Dec. S, 1861. (
The folio wing officers, having been reported
at the headquarters Of the army for the offences
hereinafter specified, are hereby notified that
they will stand dismissed the service of the
from this date, they appear before the Military
Comm issioD, in session in this city, of which
Brigadier General John @. Caldwell, United
States Volunteers, is president, and make sat-
factory defence to the charges against them.
Absence tcith0ut ledpe.
Captain Andreas Seelig, 18th New York vol.
unteers.
First Lieutenant Charles s. Hazen, Sd New
Hampshire volunteers
Assistant Surgeon Peter E. Sickler, 10th New
York cavalry.
Disobedience of orders.
Captain Eli F. Scott, SID Indiana volunteers.
E. ID. ToWNsEND,
Assistant Ad Jutant General.
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War Department. Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, December 5, 1864. {
Captain Henry O. Gapen, 18th United States
infantry, heretofore punished for failing to
report at Cincinnati, Ohio, as ordered, is ex-
empt from dismissal from the service of the
United States, satisfactory explanation to
the charges against him having been re-
ceiyed at this Office.
f. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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,os PAWNBRoKER AND q
100 LOAN OFFICE, n
LICENSED By AUTHORITY.
OQS

osS MATHEW K WALsH oS5
2s5 STREET, between 10th and l1th.
Second door from Haryey,s Oyster Salooz.
am new prepared to make liberal Cash sd- IN
vances on Gold and Silver Watches, Dia- III
monds, Jewelry, eilver-Ware, Hardware,
Clothing. and Merchandise Of every description in
sIHsvinz aad twelve years ex psrienes 10 eusi.
ness In the City, and fsverabIy known to many Of
its citisens am oonddent that to al who may in
trust me With business, which will be strictly
oonHds htisl) yin give satisf.ctio1. Once open
every day (eundsy sxcsptsO from Beven o'clock,
A. n, until Nine O'Clock p. u. sep l3Sm
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were uninteDtipnally buried at Wtnstsd, Ot,
with Col E. 5. Kellogg, o. he Second Artillery,
and the body was disintfrred to recoved them.
The watch was much blackened by the action
OF corrosive gases.
IL young Spring goose was exhibited in
Salem, Mass, marked by John Bradstreet, OF
Topsfleld. on Tuesday, weighing seventeen
pounds! This was one Of four, batched by an
old goose seventy eight years ofa age. The aver
age weight OF the four was fifteen pounds.
~ Mr.. Sanford. retired msrchsut OF Bos.
ton, in driving a ,rse valued at $500 in the
streets of New York on Monday, came in col
lision with wagon, by which he received
slight bruises, but the horse was pierced to the
lungs and killed.
~ Bernard Fitzpatrick, of Jersey City, got
drunk Saturday afternoon, quarreec with his
wife, and threw stove lid AT her, bat hit his
iltle daughter on the head instead dashfng
her brains out and causing her death in hslf
an hour
- Prentice really thinks he would like 10
write a few editorials with gum from tue
wing Of Il Rebel army, and insin uatngty asks,
Will Grant, or SheI man, or oheFioan seno Us
one.n
ESADr. GoodaB, OF New Orleans,i is being
til 4 in',hat civ. charged with having caused
tho dea,h ~ Hannah Dnrtis by injuries in.
fiicted while treating her (as alieged) 10 pro-
cuIe abortion.
man named Henry Becker was arrest.
aa IN CINCINNATI lsst "wednesday charged with
Sa Wing violated ths person of his little daugh-
.er four years since.
: lr- All the editors and printers of Augusa,
Ga, have been organized into a company called
the frese Guard for the ds;e ice Of tRat city.
Goop.-Why Is spermaceu ike a busy body1
Beca se II makes scandals.
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oLOT HING.
GOING G.-aoING.-GOING
DOWN THEY 60.
AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES
J.. H, SMITH and SMITH BROS,
THE GREAT
CLOTHING HOUSES OF WARRINGTON.
No 46O AND 464
sIyENTH STREET, OPPOSITE Posr OYYIoE.
ALL GOODS sPoNG1D
Where you can fns nx1ss4 " r. STYLES
'nrssaattt rssatt,.n.
wAtK;sS 4ais5Sss4 SaS4rs.
ron haTEsr STYLES
fhs luz po0HIE BREASTED VESTS.
BUSINESS SUITS.
PLAIN AND rANoY oAss1MzRs.
Together with hhasersr tHs STOCK
o.s$iise sSSSif
raI CITY.
H.B.-we also hsve
sT0oK
PIECE eaooDs
CUSTOM ,9t WORK.
AL OF "h'sf nsUsGAL N GH5a LOW PRICES.
GRNTLEMENs PURNIsHIEa GOODS.
HATS, GAPS, SHIRTS, TIES, sOsf1NDhRs.
J.H. SMITH, No. 46o.
SMITH SMITHS Eros, No. 4s4.
CLoTHiHBs AND MERCHANT TAILoRs,
seventh street, OPP. Post omce'
oc ao-sm Wsshin gton.
II EssoR TO n =. LouDoS & Co., A.
cJTIZENs' AND MILITARY MER-
CHANT TAILOR. M
hfef,opo!itau H0tsl. late B'oDas,
362 Pennsylvania avenue.
rovItf Washington. D. O
STI-sLAVRRY MEAsOREs IN CoNGRHss
A Ey Genry Wilson The Merchant Mechanic.
TsIa Of New England Athens By Henry A.:
Howe Guushot Wounds and other ln1uries q
Nerves. BY Doctors MITCHELL horsnouse' ana
Keen. FRAHCK TAyL0R.
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DENTISTRY.

CRIAL DISCOVERY In DlNTISTRY.
Tss,k 6xsssctsi ssS1Ao.s PSSa viii tIl MsIrtS "
Ixou,s .a-.. all 0xys. , ,..,, ., 80.
tract to call at DR.. 1EWIH1 once,
.nd ,ad have q. VET them taken ont By this hi, ne.
examine the Doctors new and Inn
proved method OF Insertins Artificial Teeth. II
you once Bee the great i'm pro ovemsut In his teeth
yo1 will hare them In other style than this new
And valuable ene. No. 2+2. Pa. avenue, between
18th AND 18th streets.
novN 8. B. LlWII, II. D., Dentist
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ARABIC,
Well known a. the
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COUGHS, COLDS.
EGARSENEss, GROUP, WHooPINa COUGH
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It's superior efficacy In arresting stu born coughs
and tns nrst stages OF consumption. has long been
sppreciated by most families and physicians and
IT. success in giving immediate relief from re-
cent cough or cold, unprecedented.
For sale at the Drug Stores.
Price IS and 81 cents bottle.
For convenience aud portability the same com.
(Eetion may be haa IN nild loZenge form, well
aiapted to relieve public speakers, singers. and
"TYIERs SCUM ARABIC COUGH LoZENGEs.'
nv l. Sfnr
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Am USEM ENlS.
FoRD,s NEW THEATER.
Testa ,trsst abore Pennsyluania auenue.
-Reappearanee Of the Charming and Talented
Comedie
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
who 10 en- aged for positively Six NIGHTS ONLY,
comm epcing
MONDAY EVENING, December 5, 1854,
in her ori ginal N per sonation of
FANcHON, THE CRICKET
ian'n'n Her Original Charscter.5 A''''hei'
spEclL hoT,cEhs the sngsgsmsPt of Miss
Elk NIGHTS,
SEATS MAY BE SECURED
for any evening during the week
GROWERS THEATER.
Pennsylvanis Avenue. near Willard's Hotel.
GROWERS GRAND GERMAN OPERA
COMPANY
tE9hAHV LsRf AhSscHnTz g s3T zh CON HiBBEGGToR
LAST NIGHT BUT TWOoP
GROWERS GRAND GERMAN OPERA
THIS tTUEsDAY) EVENING, DECEMBER 6.
snly time in Washington of Msyerbeer's Grand
opera IN f',R ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
lNANI bis sTst appearance this season. A'0sF'
THEopokE 1pSnpa ss Ra gs5sra% s..a
MADAME FL bkHX ss Isabella
MADAME aeF IA ssRsaFtpff e.
MISS HfF Fft Helena
rnvIs5 R.Tsgs sI:i ;gGs.fanes in Washington
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER7,
only time OF mARrH.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER
Last n'sh'' THEJEwEss.
SINGLE OPERA.
0rehefttrs 6-shs II, ,,s cbs'rs 90
D''o Secured Seats so cents extra '''
Seats may be secured from 9 o'clock q. m. to
O'Clock p. m, at the Box Office.
C,, BILLIARDS.
GEhRY s BILfIARD ROOM in Grover,s TN Theater an
8dTS Tbe oe a. Stb in This
passable tables. TIE celebrated player, John
beery, ,superintendant. IT
THE OXFORD HALL OF MUSIC AND
PINACOTHECA,
Ninth street; fronting on Pennsylvania avenue
GRAND CHANGE WEEK 9s PROGRAMME THIS
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
AN ENTIRELY NEW FARCE,
NEW GRAND BALLET,
NEW PANTOMIME.
and frs, time Of
JAMES WARD,
in bis great act Of
LEAP R0R LIFE.
seeoud week of
AGNES SUTHERLAND.
NorI;
GRAND MATINEE livery SATURDAY
EXTRA NoTIoE.-Ihe, entire MARTINETTI
FAMILY Julian, Philippe, Paul, Esther. and
hoSss ERs this
TREAsURY REGIMENT
i PROMENADE CONCERT,
FORD,S TINA TER.
MONDAY EVENING. December I9, 1851
Music By eRAfFGilas Il i'ss's sFH Akia1M.sr N. y
TICK ETs, admitting gentleman and lady. "a
SINGLE TICKETS, %. may be obtained OF the
Members of the Regiment.
Military and Naval 0aicers are requested to
"HATAoERs-Hon r e Spinner, G. 8. Tressu rer:
bon g. T. Colby, Register: Hon Edward J0rdsn
solicitor: Hon: Hugh McCullock, Comp of the
Currency: Hon yshn n Brodhead, ID Com mp.rolier;
Hen Thomas L: Smith, First Auditor; Han b. B.
Auditor; Hon Stephen J. Tabor. Fourth Auditor;
Hon g. NJ Walker, Fifth Auditor: Hon Sa Ia
sixth Audit or; Admiral w. B. Shubrick Chair
man Light House Board.
Private Boxes may a. be g obtained of the Treasurer
Treasury United States.
No tickets sold at the door. dec 5-2v
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rTREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
i 0FYIoE OF CoAPrKoLLEs sF fHE CuRRHHcY
RaShfaxt0n I,rtobe1 A l8i4

i 0FYICg OF CoAPIKOiLEk eF TIE OUhAHncY
Washington, Oelober 4, 1854.
Whereas by satisfactor, evidence presented to
thu undsrsignsd, it has been mAde 10 appear that
IAe NaISGadI Bork ot hs MailopoliS in ths City 0
WaSAtssEsn in the county Of WashingiOn and DIS
t-teI Of C0irnbid, has been duly organized under
and according to the requIrsmeats of The act OF
Cor gress entitled An act to provide National
Currency. secured by pied &c of United States
sOncs, and provide for the circulation and re-
com piied With ali the provisions OF said act re-
g1iEed TO be complied nth before commencing
ts bushes. Of bsphps apdsF .,s.s sid act
OF the Currency, d , hereby certify that The Ma
'l0-aI Bank Of III. Met,oSaliS, In the Cry Of Wash.
CoIrnubtd is authorized to commence the business
Of Banking under the act aforesaid
IL testimony whereof. witness my hand ana seal
pf once this 0''h hhaa dsg af asoGIL5dk, 1861
ocB dsUt Comptroller of the Currency.
TMPORTANT TO FEMALEs-DR CHEEsl-
MANS PILLS .Ths conbiDa ion 81 ingre:
apts in these Pills is the result of long and
, .rnsive practce They sre mild 10 their opera
80 and certain in correcting all Irregularities.
Gether from celo or other causes, ssdAshe, pain
the side. palpitati2n OF the heart, whites, all
! ek and Iinbs a c. disturbed sleep, which arise
interruption OF nature. DR.. Cheeseman's
vas he commencement Of new era in the
have consigned 10 many 70 premature
80. No female cap enjoy good beslth unless
= the general health begins tn decline. DR..
seseman's pills are the most sdectual remedy
known for all complaint peculiar 10 females.
ertsIpIy, periodical regularly. They are known
taoussnds who have used them At difersst Pc
DDS thrOn gh out the country, having the sanction
,f .oIne ef the most emine Mt physicians in Ameri
ca Explicit directions, stating when they should
per- Se be .n ssch s@ % 10 80 p P se
y malt promptly, by renitting to the proprietors
'0' RIuTGfkfsds q rFcfkfisti .HhiIHtYlR preprieser.
nov DI6tW9t 81 Cedar street New York.
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IAVELERS' DIRECTORY.
PICE BALTIMORE 4 OHIO IA. CO.,
WASHINGTON, Noveu Der l2th 1854

NAsEfsGrof, NovsU Der Dth 1854.
{ 40 - ss;.s g -
sod s'sr Sunday sSy.mssr H. ,sSs pt,.e1
,-,.f4TsSs. if4Tss noysse vsa sHsTEds spsrE HAIR
- IsBU RG TRAIk-Leave Washington 6:3e A NJ
n rive st Baltimore $40 ,us.
2ahEw YoRk aS wssnsSs sosSse.inx It Relay
,S Mai Sisa frafso nf"p sa,ins af Bsi.i%oTs
P5tl.ssvS: ID: Sf.s s5 s5rlvs Ne. Yors $50
Eo3-ssw YORK MAIL rRAIN-i.esve wasi
Ii stOp l1:i5..n arrive At SsMimGts Nun p !o:ts
10 4-BALTIMonR rRAIN-Le.vs Washing
tor 2 100 p N. Arrive At BSltimors 4:a0PA
NV s. YORK r6t6SaanrhTIos TkhfNA Lssve aND
Nsshin ston 4:30 P. N. Arrive at Baltimore 6:I5
lNo s-BOsTON, ALBANY NEW YORK Ex.
rive At New York 500 IN. Mails and Psssen-
I'd ws.t No PSladsi ,his or p baltimore m @ tickets s
No. 7-BALTIMoRE HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave Washington Z 100 P. A.'nd arrive at Bslti-
4 No s.NEw YORK, PH!LADELPHIA AND
WESTERN TRAIN-Leave WASHINGTON at $50
s.fs to take Bxp,esa Trsin for Grafton, wheelnsi
Psrkersburg and AL points in the West
= FOR ANNAPOLIS the sonneetions viii De mste
yipgton. No trains to or from Annapolis on Sun
lay. ,nnn,ryo
fHE ONLY TRAINS FHOM WASHINGTON
or passengers Sunday are the 7:70 and
Jpn for Baltimore. and $40 P. NJ for Bslti-
7oIe and Philsdelphis, and the 8 NJ. for New
SLRLPiEG CARS direct to New York on P. NJ
md 40 p. train daily, except on sunday. On
sunday the Sleeping Cars on the SO P. N. trGn
run TO Philsd.lph only.
- Passengers leaving Washington at 1:3O A.
H., and 3 and c:38 p NJ, go through to New York
without changing
For further inf"rmston tickets OF every Kind,
&c, sppl, to GEO 8. KOONTZ, Agent at WASH
IL gteu or st the Ticket Office
p. SMITH, Master Of Transportation.
l. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent. nov IL
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NJ TEETH.
iy1 LOOkI5, n. D., the Inventor and Patsnsss
of the AINI PLATE TEETH At
tends personally 1T his ONCE In this
,ity. Many persons can wear tAeseQk1IYYW
teeth who cannot wear others, And NO
person can wear others who cannot wear these.
Persons calling At my ON oe can be accom- odatsd
xith style and price of Teeth they may desire,
but to thosa who particular and wish the purest
seanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
Art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE VIII Be
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this eity-No 33 Pennsylyani. sysnns
between eth And 10th streets. Also, SO7 Arch g.,
fhilsaeiphia. mArI-ly
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SINGULAR CRIMs.-A curious case before
the United States District Court, which was
In session in Auburn, New York, last week,
was that OF Lyman North, Postmaster or
Allegbany county, convicted OF removing
stamps from letters dropped in his office and
then destroying the letters. The remarkable
thing about this petty thaiving is, that North
is about 60 years Of age, is worth So 1000, and
previous TO his detection has borne q cool
character. He pl-aded guilty and was SEN
tened to s ay in the Rochester penitentary one
year beside paying fine OF s2000-AItaay
Argur.
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sends the following "a man called at the
general delivery one day, when happened for
the moment to be engaged elsewhere in the
office. He whistled loudly. / stepped TO the
window and savagely inquired, "Whose dog
he w8s whistipg for /" One of Uncle Sans
pups, said he, quite composedly. i had MOTH
ing more to say"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

NEw YoRK, Aug. 22-The Tribune
special says WaFren'a intrenches and
his command has been reinforced, and
be intends 70 thoroughly destroy the
Weldon Railroad
Exactly one half Of the rebel forces
in Virginia are in the Shenandoah Val
lev awaiting Sheridan. The other hold
the line from Petersburg to Richmond.
Suffers Of the lltb, from the rear Of
Fort Morgan states that Granger had re-
esived heavy reinforcements from Gen.
Heron, and that reiuforeemenls had
been sent TO Pensacola
Fsrt Morgan is now besieged By land
and the feet has been six days BON
harding H. On the morning Of the | lth,
the rebels burned all the buildings. the
hospital, &c, outside Fort Morgan.
The rebel guuboais Gaines. DaFani,
and the monitor Manhattan threw ssve-
raj shells into the fort dismanfiiug one
gun. prior TO our forces landing.
The Tzss NasbinRion speciai Of the
2lst, says Sheridan changed Bis position
in order 10 better watch the passes Of
the mountains al q number Of points
which he is compelled TO cover, which
imposes upon him more conservative
policy than be would otherwise adopt.
The rebel force at Martinsbarg Is an
uncomfortable raiding party, and will net
interfere with Sheridsn's programme,
whieh will be more than defensive
Richmond papers Of the lsth and 10Th
have been received
The Whig claims that Grant Is placed
entirely on the defensive BY the with
drAwal Of the troops sent to Sheridan
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
River News.


At Cincinnati the river rose four feet
and four inches since Saturday, with ten
feet in the channel to Louisville. At
Prttsburg there was Eve feet in the chan
mel at noon yesterday, and rising, with
indications of more rain
The Cumberland is rising, with 5 fee,
on HarPeth SHOALS, showing that the
late rains have been very general. -
here the river is rising steadily, and
by to-morro~ there win be good and safe
navigation hence TO Louisville and
Cairo.
There was great activity on the levee
yesterday, on the part of boats loading
on Government account
The Palestine left at 10 clock for
Louisville, aad the ChsrmeF at II ocIoek
for cairo, with good trips.
The following boats we're at the wharf
last evening j. R Gilmore, Kate Rob
insOn, Nightingale, Idahoe, Miami and
Cottage
The FIRST four were loaded and had
steam up, for below, in Government,
service.
The Cottage will leave at 10 o'clock
this morning for Nashville, loaded part
ly on Government aud partly on private
account
The Miami will also leave to-day for
Nashville. These boats, with the frst
mentioned, will be conveyed up the
Cumberland by a gunboaL
The Superior is due here this morning,
and viii load for the Tennessee River
II the rise continues, We shall expect
to see the splendid side-shesl packets of
the Louisville & Henderson and the
Evansville & Cairo Inca at our wharf in
day or two.
Capt Henry Scott is building nice
little boat at the lower end of tie wharf
Why can We not have boat yard and
marine railways? The enterprise would
pay.
The Alice arrived from Green River
last night, full Of tobacco, with honest
Joe Ashley and Capt Ranger in Joint
command,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
4 naval Ome.E P.roied-rhs Rebel.

A Naval OHeer Paroled-The RebeIs
Anxious TO Exchange Prisoners
Cana Aug 22-The New Orleans
Era of the 18th says:
Acting Master John Dillingham;, cap
tured of Sabine Pass, a year and half
ago. while in command of The ship Morn
ing Light. arrived at that city, having
been paroled BY Gen Magruder, to eff
feet his own exchange for Capt Charles
Fowler. he reports that the rebel an-
thcrities are anxious 70 exchange his
whole crew, who had been marched
from Camp Grace TO Shreveport. a dis
lance of two hundred miles, and parOled
fof exchange. The captain vas snbse-
quently sent back to Camp Ford. as the
Federal authorities would not receive
them-about three hundred and SKY
prisoners. Camp Ford is in a crowded,
aahealthy state Cspts. Croker, john
son, and Morgan, of the gunboats Cliff
ton, Sacheu, and Signal, with their con-
mands, are still At Camp Ford, anx-
iously awaiting exchange.
Gen. Paine, with a portion Of his ex-
petition against Johnson's guerrillas,
returned to Padueah this noon. A large
number of cattle, considerable salt, and
other supplies taken from the steamers
AZ Saline Bar, were reeap;ured- Mary
hlrses and mules were also eaptHr'
from the rebels in the country through
which the expedition passed, and IS
brought to Psducah.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

ST LouIs, Aug. 22-When General
Pa;ne's expedition after Johnsons guer-
rilas arrived at Uniousown, Ky, Paine
arrested several prominent rebels, con.
6scsted so hogsheads Of tobacco, "A bar
rels Of whisky, $50 barrels Of salt, 100
cattle, and IS horses Gen. Hosey Joined
Paine At Morgsn6eld johnson lied to-
wards Hopkinsyille, In the lover part Of
the State
A dispatch from Springfield SAYS -
Illinois has been made seperaie mill
tsry district, under Gen Paine, who ar
rived at Springfield yesterday. aud will
establish his headquarters there. On
the other hand, the Cairo dispatches says
Gen. Paine will retain the command OF
Western Kentucky.
General Candy has disbanded the
marine brigade. The officers hare
been mustered out, ard the men re-
turned to their old regiments
A dispatch from Fort Smith, Ark.
says: Gen. Tbsyer attacked the rebe
Gen Cooper mile in front of the Fort
aud completely routed him. The da,'
is not given.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

NV ToRK, Aug. 22-The increasing
demand from abroad for our government
securities continues to enhance their
price.
A number Of foreign houses have on
hand large orders for our SOS The
l0:40s il is also reported are likely 70
be in demand for tue European markets.
We learA that at present tie unexecut-
ed foreign orders for national securities
amount to about $4,000, 900
Gold opened at 256f, and after sell-
ing at 25Tt, closed dull At PSI.
A special to the Evening Post from
Washington on the 22d. SAYS; Aspecial
dispatch to the Daily Chronicle says al
information from the Shenandoah indi-
Gates that there was a strong rebel force
under Early near Martinsburg and Win
chester.
The Commercial prints the following
special:
The latest advices from before Atlanta
via Nashville states that the rebels have
IS, 900 troops near Atlanta, including
10000 Georgia militia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23

A DAMAGED AAm-The Nashville
Times Of Friday says As the train due
from Louisville Yesterday morning was
crossing a small stream swollen By the
rain, at Muldrough's Hill, yesterday, the
trestle gave way, and the baggage car
was pitched into the stream. The train
did not arrive here till yesterday even
ing, bringing the mail-bags sadly soaked
with water, and four or FIVE letter bags
in badly demoralized state. Some of
them were huge pulp of dismembered
photographs, handfulls Of ine-cut tobac-
co, illegible testaments, and unreliable
letters The Postoifics clerks will have
a hard task TO assert that mail.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-23
SeE York Markets.

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utddling upialds-
FLUJs -I0aac better; 10 IS I'll % FOR sxtrs
round hop Ohio.
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Bed Western
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SUGAR Firm, az 81 for Porto Rice.
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PORK -Fisn, With fsir demand; 40 5714o 50
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NESS BEEF--Govsrnnsnt took 1000 bbly
extra - ahouf 35c-
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$3.50 ior New York
MOSEl- tfady at pr cent. = aa -
STERLING ENGHAN6E.-Duli At rss<
GDLD-2 56l. advanced 70 > !. declined 70
356S. and eluse-i AZ . 81 a. 81
GOVERNMENT SrOChs.-Fi.H m. with upward
lend MY.
----The loans dusing the week amounted 10 $685.
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