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RoBBERY.-Yesterday, officer Howard caught
two men who gave their names as John Ham
ilton and Charles Hastley in the act of robbing
Samuel Gideman, near the depot, who lost by-
the operation about $3.50 and a gold watch
iskedaddled, but were oyerhau1ed and taken to
the Fourth Ward station where the watch was
touhd on the person of one of them, together
with a small amount of money. They were
committed to Jail for court.
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BOARD -FiFst-elass fable Board ear be had at
- AIS Sth St, near, G. Reference. my present
-Itnr
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PERSONAL.

A TROLOGY.-MADAME kROUSE. will give
n Information on all the affairs of life. and in
respect to all other subjects. She be consulted
at all hours OF the day, and evening. Gentlemen
81. Ladies go cents She also show a likeness
as large as life. Residence AIS Sd street, between
Pa and e. street in
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TABLE BOARD at S25 a MONTH $50 T. street
between 10th and lit streets. Also. two fur
nIshed ROOMS to let, suitable for two GEN
ticmcn. jeItf
p OOMS. WITH BOARD, All 18th street w,st
h les I'm"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-01

THEATER.-Ladies and gentle
US men interested in the purchase of Ford s
Theater and willing to aid the enterprise by direct
ing circulars writing letters, acting as collectors
&c. are invited TO the Rooms of the Young Men
Christian Association, 7th street, every evening
this week lie 26-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-01

WHAT ! SAW on THE WEST COAST OF
Willis Bailey. Wait for the End; by Mark Lemon
Loved at Last; by Mark Lemon Recommended to
Mercy. The Brooks of Brioiemere; by Whyte Mel.
vile. I.uttrell of Arran; by Chas. Lever George
Geith of Fen Court; by Trafford. Zoe's Brand
Sacred Allegories; by Rev. ". Adams SUPERB or
Fishing; by r. B. Roosevelt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-01

hR. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsylvania
- avenue, near Hth ST., over Messrs. kidweIl's
Drug Store. 5-5mif'
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FOR SALE CHEAP-A SODA FOUNTAIN. one
L of the very best kind, self generator Call at
pa 18th street north bet. NJ and N je 30
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g n REWARD-LOst, my DISCHARGE as 1st
ant: DISCHARGE as 1st Lieutenant, MUSTER N
ROLL as LIST lieutenant, and one other paper
These papers are of use to none but myself The
above reward to be given the return of said pa
pers to n Y. State Agent, T street.
D. NJ BIRDSUP,
le 90 st. H. Lieutenant I'd " Y Cavalry
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4 OST-This morning between 9Th street east and
IA AZ street west, on Pennsylvania av. a MEMO
RANDuM BOOK Containing private papers; A
suitable reward will be paid for it if left at JACK
SON BROS CO., 333 Pennsylvania avenue.
near 7th street.
jy l,3t. ..... JF YOUNG
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TAKEN UP ESTRAY-On the evening of the
Il 26th inst, one S0RREL MARE. is hands high,
about 10 years old. The owner will please come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take her
away. d. GLEASON.
je 29-3t* No 237 LIST St. bet G. and II
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Local.

Cur little louu Is profoundly calm and qaist
Nay, more; it is stagnapt. Shops are closed /;
business is almost entirely suspended! Money has
disappeared from among the 7e.tises of ys.eaticn
The citizen has resumed his placid gait, and al.
the pomp and circumstances Of glorious war y LIS
iade,i away like the unrememheTod fantasies OF
an idle dream. Old men spend their t;no in hsh-
ing; yorug ones in getting up and attending pic:
MICS. Many very gloomy people lookupon this
state Of things as the dead calm of shains and
slavory. But;why be SO morbidly and obstinate
ly hcpoiess2 Our honor. and aIast deal else that
is valuable, is~lpf.tous; and, eyen II ne could
not whip the North, God hos not: deserted us, and
no doubt has in atore for US many good days. 1t
is natural that the policy to be sdoptedaby the
President of the United States and his Cabinet in
the important work of reorsanzing the eiril ad-
ministration of the several slstes lately restored
to Federal authority, shcula ne a subject Of in.
ten.s solicitude To- sguthern people; but. while
20 speculate on this matter let us noteyer enter-
tain sS-the guest of our thoughts the raw lead
and bloody bones of bondage and oppression.
We know not whst the future has in store for US,
and it is as sensible to kope for good daysSnr
evil apeA ~ -..-.
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YIruegHappaineSs.


An eminent modern writer beautifully says
"Thc foundation Of domestic happiness is faith
in tho virtue. Of ucmanj the fouadstign. Of .po:
ljtical happines, Is coaadeude in integrity of
mani and the Foundation of'nH hsppines', tenn
poral sud eternal, ia relianneon the goodness Of
iGed."" =, 80
,gcIaace On the goodness Of God In these
dark days Of. daubt-and trial. Srwbata refuge and
,corsior. ;Rsud thiareiianccbeto to uaof the South.
The religious is the happy andphepafuI AND tho
only purely happy and Hs"ptfal, ss'ato of mind,
Happiness iaiia the eeai .tis nit external TO thu
body ike clI clolbs. Tho f..nt&in of delight
is Il, hc,leart ana at i. tns .pLrsc. Happiness
does no: consist nauh In shp Nestlr nonor, f@rae,
and magniiiccle. ef ,cuE. outward c'rcuirnnnces'
=. n not comuiiaca.jio {, the mini, after tue
l., .,,se- ef sMr.n;h To tic becy. Had harp'neas
s5o comprised IN the pcssess,on "f YaAees, pox-
..r g,:.,s., and nuititudiiOus nssns9 81 bodily en-
i.5m-nt, Hing.. Solomon weais hATS been the
iarp:, g. q ) Toil IS tho xissst Of men. instead of
his bitter s1psssacs beings vanity Of yani'iss
allis yauty." The emily real essential of hspp-
ness amons III world ssods, is . share ir food
nrd,r.lignent.., Possessed Of these, ne that it
srstclod sopid have teen wrt tchsd-sls On sola
mon!s throes. Nhat purs happipeas ia iel. in
tho psaOo would still be toss0sssi, were the
palncs 10 contract into q Cottage. -. =
Oh, ;be sorrewtul hoafts thore are undsr rich
robos Melancholy, zoe unutternblo, leayinoss Of
SOUL ioa.hins OF existence these oil IRE as ordi-
nary in the ccotle as in the cottage, aAd compones
probsbiy. For xhas .is onbroidtEy df silk and
gold? What is Gportcullis, -oE,s struugly hiEsad
gats or ln..qsironsssnryrha aSe these' ss e- dc.
fence sgainss spiritual yisilations-the horror
which,, COINCIDENCE. can evoke out Of the soul's
own inncrmost rscc.ses,i against tue bltterpess0f
spirit: against the. missiving an1ieties .fesrh
.aconies Of mind, which alton oppress thent 90
horribly, so nspeakably, that are without Sod
in their souls. Faith inland reliance upon God
aro.shs only exorcisms'O of the thousand inauiet:-
udcrs tho ,tsralyains detponaaaryi ae:vss'ing
discontsnts, which ap5freauenty @hsrnt the soul SOU
iuthO darkpess ,oi this, earthly scene Of trial
Even ,.as 'eod isstho strsns;h of the world, ana
tie peryadng ptessneo ofits glorious seeneery, e,y,,
of,itsplonteoususss in fields and Aeadu7s; xailcHl
5lsiu sud vineyard, andein stream and aeeaS-so
islls.ia... Of God the,stlsngt the soul. Itis
sSst, quiekenings a0nseAiaG aatisfyings andSh.
der its iuausnces, lsgious Of hauuting -imasins-
tiaopr and bese.,ins hosts of affective fselisg',
4 44re 3 pNfto aisht superseded IN thsir Place by
w;ar,ath, and.sladnass, and freedoms * ''s
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zOBITUARY.,

.DrEp, iattho residence OF. .hr .fsihe,. in .ih:a
Dietrics, on the 7fh cf april last, ii :ae 2G;h
year of his age. JOHN {. oy;LGRATIi, sccGSa
son of WILLIAM and negsrGA:.a AZ cuIs sariTR. .
The subject Of .hispo lpcu .ziv nj. A. She
asaf sixteen years, sr tefea he Arsenal NJ a:ss,
fry Academy aesCoinu.siss S. c. After Iss-sias
the ususi'iine shdscouplstiuyeths courie pre-.
tho Citadel Military Academy 81 Charleston.
During the progress of The war le ttere rendered,
With the cadets, valuable service as asoIdicr.
Upon the evacrr:on of Charleston he marched
with that portion ot The Confederate Army into
North Carvlius where ,he wss taken sick with
,neasels and s,nt honas When tNa,,inlly rsesrors&
from this disease no was atRcked with .. .vfrulers
form of Typhoid pnsApapia, from whicS a;cknoss
he lingerea aut a. art time, aud died
Ye WAS yohng mar 4Poss6sseaaof e1t,adra;;-
Larry tslent, united With q lsudablc, sabit,on and
g,est energy. le had quick ksrseptlon, reoen-
tive IA emory, aud 8 comprehensive mind. The
position he :naint tSiped a. q student Ii cha Arss-
nal and Citadel Nasospf fuGtonn for boy. Of his
ageyrad gave evidence Of an idtellect Of uneopl,
mon character. Hs alssys stootamong the arst
men in bis class; and but tot q @sAt. in. ono Of
his eyes, which prevented him fSS6I studying at
night, he would doubtless hsYe bosn asucesesfuf
competitor for the frst hon6rs5f lis class. .As .
soldier, he was brave.ningeaaoas and naanly. Nc
country over gaye birth Ates = better, ypirit, or
more devoted patriot. AA.sssuas ;tnan, 20 MAS
civil and courteous to evstysH Eth biz frsnds
be was frank and generous; and IN bis family
,circlo he Was devotedl5 sGectieiste. Is ssy thas
he was rspec ssd4 By alenhd kneHshtu, and luroa
.byhis family and fsiepds, is bpt faint pI.ao.7He
Vas regarded hy aaen Of oaucaticp, chaEsetsrssd
position "A = ydhns man Of extraordinary prnssss
ise, possessing eYery quality of mind and hss.s,
properly iirested9 TO he.e.maie a. ear AMI good
lo,n. e-St,. 4
,y in which. no .nrcd--the Gistriet, State and
country.
sIIo.tarly in-lhe anachedAinsslf to tia Msslo.
distCbareh. md bscatcssa Consistent p.enbsr
thereos: =iIe &as pvre,s upright end gust; AMI
sverscoastious.tLst bnnljty and We,g should
o6haTactssi:e tho coadnot of the u.aa whose hsIt
hsd been changed hy TIE g,.ee IF God fIsV5nf;
auctin bis last i'ness, antt d ing -words, faES
evidence to his family Asd Friends, thai i6Ssbhd
brightest hopes Of11eecrnsl hsAninesssip eshslifs
fsor death: "&s,aer, 4am sa:ag, and -ths Lord
is With me-
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duo IS his1siWNfil serier s ard d k5s not Borne
arms againstt THE CisaedsS attspin the i.pesent
rebellion, nor ifi any way fT -nesid and cosz>
fort tdsrs.o ;saad no persons Engaged in the
military or nsFal& ser eice ofsehe United States
shall. under any pretences whatever, asSdnc%
tosdeciae on tue. yalidits 81, ths elailn-d apJ
nefsento The service Or labor. Of any, other,
spefs,n, or sutrenfec gp;aNy! such, persun to
the clainala,@on pain os:belNig djseEsrsea.
from ihe sorYicess -e,v.-,.. e.
SCI. H. And be it further cnacted, fhy!
the 'resideur of ,bs United States is author.
'z.d 10 or pl6r asnaly persons of ktriesp
de-cept as he MAY deem neesssafy anil proper,
for the suppression of thisfe5ellion !; aud Tor
this purpose he may organize and 1se.them'
in such mannerias lie may Judge best for the:
ppblir welfare; -. - - ~, ~,
SIR. IL. And he It further enacted, That
the President Of the United States is hereby
authnrized;to mako provision for the trans:
portati:l, co'oniz.tfon and settlement ii.
sJme ,ra,icaI country .beyand tbe limiss of,
the United States, Of sach persons Of the
African race, made fee bytafhe provisions Of
the act, as may be wiling 60 esuisraie, baxing
frs ootained tic 'c9nseDtnR flss goSernment'
of said country to ltsir- FggsscnIien and set.
tlementwithins the same swaih, ,eall the sights
and prisiegessof freenlsT = ; :.
.SSSo. .l3.- And be il further ensctcd, hat
the President is iherahss authorized, at any:
tipc hereafler, by .proef efamahp hpl,,. TO extendt
| PERSONS swio snay. have participated in the
existing rebellion; inany State or paft thereof.
pnrdonsand amnpsty, with such exceptions;
and atsuch,tine, and onssnch, %conditionsas
he may deem edient for the public; well
| tars. Also, that tho Hsesident shall haYe
power to restore ropeyty seized under the
act to any person Who maybe found to hayye t:y
been innocent. ...---.a.
. SEC. Il. And dsEezit fnstiler enacted, That
the ccourtsof the United States hayefnli power
to institute proceeding s. max orders ard de.
crees, i>sue process, and 90 all afer thiugs
necessary TO carry this ACT into effect.
After tleforegoing; acts had passed, both
Houses, i..was sent the President his
signature, whos ifoEeyer, ::sapproyedI some
features and had, nfepsrsd.a, veto .messise,
when. tie following teseiHtjen was passed3ily
both Houses, ins order to- remove the Fresi-
dents objections to the bill:
Resolved, BIZ the Senate. and House, .of
Representatiycs,& &e., that the provisions, 81
the third; clause Of the fifth sectionso Of an act
, to suppress inslrrsS Sfidnj TO pnnish treason
and rebellion, and To seizs and con6scates the
property OF rebels, and y5r other pu poses,
/ shall be 10 cGnltraSd sas mt totspplx TO any
act or acts done priort The passage thereofi;
nor to ipcludesa1y ymsmher Of the State leg:
!, islatnre OF: Judge of: any State Court, who
has not, in accepting or 2entsring upon :biH
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The constitutionaiist.

Tho. stasch and. chiyalrous coa.ti.atfonalist,
after u: brief suspension, has been rs.alnaas snd
will be, aserer, nOst acceptable AID hoporsd
gucst in the saRosp# 81 fthp Aapgtisers lasaiags
have passed away; enat will. tho beginning of'a
new oraJ we vishiths CoS'sitHiionaiiHa . continued
prosperous caffsss, and aSlasgs a,1ist ofpsging
soa4ers az it ebpsuPply With copies: e -
TEHHs.-naily, pix months, saie ghswoaklg,
six months, ss,oa. PFoYisions tnkpa, et marsst
prices, when it ls not convenient to pay specie or
grcenbasks.
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JeGarsdh Davis.

Tli;e nni!c, tlist'n yuished HId unforunR!e gen
,leleau has seeaicdf,srea tagc,hcr minlrEis tanl-
l.. ana isb5 tEis tiifs in WsshinE:on te bo tried,
as ! traitor AaI ~ ,assssssja, - his Bong
tIaitor, tat does mt aaSet lItS claretsr nas
slightest degree as,vc ere se-sll. who-wcre tEncy
tsfhslsonth IL the Into s,.yugge-tobc CALLED ard
co,fsi,trs ir4itsss ~ toaiss being M assssai6, 8,
t. say way grrata ssiaasssr
pr vill oil! b.licvs it Ai.Sn he Ailnse fenn
;-s,csi. II lie wra accessory 10. it ba@Gyer: be.
ce.,a,ply deserves ereersson. This slais unfoy.
tunaie gentleman lias served 5Eeig and Ro hare
NO capse t2 cop.,lsia hin. toF 81 the public
men rho have been az the heal Of aFsss in tho,
South, we'bylieve. .,him;to be the ablest.a and sbe
sincercst. No made sbims6ur. President by G.
unaniaons Observation-Disclosures. We badkno1ns
him lohg and thoroughly snd'could nos be mis-,
taken either abou. his facultiss, or hisSdeyo,ion
to- cur pfi1splss:. .Itkis the aasasatsGf the
whole world that va were not mistaken. Ne
could fmre found. no .ruan within onr borders So
co1su ,aa .cly atted FOR our. .1oadcfship; 7oDld5
ruscryea imPcri0us; honsst, hr eolild 6etool
of n6r,nsn.s Ever voudac;dus. yet never sfnshfi;
fsacsitl~ in his purpose, get sersatilein t6ssuss
of his nealis of very pptshsn iioni gent,
syal matters, ,apa yysof the most figd:ed attach
nsnt md devotion to5sths great Southern idess;f
Of q. tsmpff of soul iacapn6le alike of,undu.i
elationor dsspandSncy; s; of tireless.i inlastty AID
first rate a1ecutiveaBility he1wet prsci1ely ftfsa
to DO the chief Of suoh tremendous enterprise.
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South caro,ina i,ailroaa,.

Tks augusta Coniiitmio"aiiss of Saturday fiFF-
nishsstho following gratifying intelligence We
uauers: al,l from the very bort sources, that tie
aa,',a.itiss Of tie Federal Government are in
,.riogsy ensassq. .ir rrpsir,qz tha South Car
2 4 Iyailroad betEseu t!ise:'y ard clafiest"p:
THEY aye brought a. ''ss ','rf:''i' sf";n ll.hon
H. ell syen taa. duplicate y .ss Lriise acfn.s
the Elistp river, .d ayr, 70 uts the cApres,jtR q
-ailread man, laying down the 'rack astAs
merchant you'll Anteil Iii*ce Of ea!ieS.
Itissuppoaed tha.'mithinea days se will be
in l,,ect r;llrssi aQ9eunication with Cha resto:.
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Northesn News,
lFsGa ste Nea Ysft Horald, 'Eth iPsE. 81 ]

EFroM tte Nesgs FORK Horald, Lth {pscS. !; ..a.s
! Two Of the columns Of General Sherman8niag-
nifcen, army, constituting tbo -trmy ef-thrren--
.nessce and the Army sf.GpOssiQ; commanded res
pec.ivsiy by Generals Hswsrd sed .slesum, and
consisting op'he Fifteenth, Se1epssea:a Fur
teenA and Twentieth eoRs. .ro row eH tAeir
grand triuppboi march from, Ralsirh, n. C.,, ,,fo-
Alexandria, Va, The nortnsnt COMMENCED on
the Goth nit, ana isfs expected Nat the veteran
troops will reach theit Ssstt1ation ABOUT arst
ofJuue. Strict orders hsrs sesn ssusd seAost
forpging on tbe country, and everything that I.
taken is to be psid sgr. The Army q the Ohio,
commanded ty Gsasrs sshefeld, shd composed
Of the Tenth aad TMessy -shsa Corps together
with Fitzpatrick g GaYairy, remsins in NORTH Caro-
B9a. Gsnetal asrhoass 10 HOS virtually military
governor Of tte:Etste1s HesAss issaed.sau order
Informing the pesbfsfhatBy s3rthe Of the Presi-
dents. proclamation, all tss negroSssre,no~ free,
and that it xigbsthsduty of his army ss-uhain-
tain their freedara;' sdvising theirSmp1og gmenf as
hired labOrcrs .by f6sis former msstsfsS anddoun.
selling tho eus',eirassd psoplsto apply thsassives
to habitr 6s:inaustfys sTheplantsrs generally
icquicscing In the 16eNUrdssaf ffhingssandasnssy
Of them 6assSrosa fhelrlsse sisyesyorkinr, fer
| the.a for wages ~. o.. . ~. c.<sn
Ths Treasury pspar.n en-. ;s rapid, gathering
sireugtd to pg oa vlthest dsl.ys.hs1 ssaic.ra and
sodisrs to le aoon Ssustsred cus Il peryiee,' and
slsa to elssr tie Secretary tsIls of III suspssasa
| regulations, ;sp thesf GeyetpneIs VIII ono.
again start fan Wits csSr r.tiiers, and pay
prenptly as it rect 10
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FGoM TIE .TEIssM M!sslsslrrt.-% Lori<,
MayTs.i iTheR epaslicanss speeiai sxyssarerc.
sporf, L..r papers contain numerous nceognts
soS.aetioa, betwesn the lsi'itssfsald tbe ps''
sple. sIs-8ai their determissiia,n 10 prniong
stRe War s.s;iarse meeting at Shreveport was
raddfcsse4f i,g the rabci Gnvssnor, Allen, md
sevsral officers csssl. u rank: AZ et-kine toe
,teiesrapb~l, and ursing sel!irrs esd people
: TO renew their eEsta and c,'ntlnue the sttRg-
gie. CO.. ri,urnoy. ."f Te1s'. drksesed a
ns1,eesric aas Booth. eomoaring HIM " ii.rltns
and PREDICTED RI tcr sim l.'s" ""daring fame
Cen. ilr:,y Suitl. Price. |; ;sc1nsr txfj"v
rayuotiJ. soS MissaAX alDsnddrrssad the
meetiag 2
vas at tlse mouth 81 Red river on the Gth in.
s.ant, awdaing. hc arrival of Kirby Saith
to.nee ,,iaia terms, ard it is believed Smith
will surrender when be hears the action Of
joe Johnston and Dick Taylor.
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ssasi7h iiia,rss bo, driven ont o fssAmerica


ThssWlf6lo North is aSlaze with excitement
over grand emigration expedition to Mexfco.:
Agents 81 the republican party in Mo1tcO are
opening ofices in the principal Northern cities
an! ofEsfay great Inducements so persons aesirous
Of srniyratiny 10 sd6ors and settling in that iu-
oziiaustiky fsrfils partocsinps 81 Mexico. Gsnpfal
ofIsss, vhss iii, f.SaSis he the .noIt pfeaideat
Of hiexlee SHOULD Msxir,ilian 50 dri1iss entj'i ia
v:Srstiug. batyssn Washington and Ne. Yofk,
the .iifs sau3 soul of this sO-calIsd emisratiea
schsIne:- lie is.said 70 he provided With funds
eqnilItmeny aad rlrcmergsaeies. Thsfepublieaa
partyin Mexloo.is,s.il strong, and growing daily
stronger; thistpartyi ia heaaed BY Jnsresithe ds-I
poied President. The form 5f pteaiaent JnsreE'
ritf exsra in tha coming November and 10 e;
SID 10 fsyor Con. 0ftSga as his sasesssof. On:
the ,o.her hand ths faothSld Of ths Alsst,ian
Arehduke. whom Louis Napoleoa,. has IS. upon
The throne of MOxico becomes constantly mors
preosriopsi and il gs credit What We rad in
Norhsrn papers, he is ai1ssdY making prepasa.
lions to asdisate and return TO Austria. or coafse
this eKigf schems is se1eat military expo-
ela0n ~ sss Eng sa 9
.ens ds.lroes9f 1dm'ns sas sspsal.lon can res's'
appfcsptsa Mdst tho Volunteers in. this move
n'ep.nre rsts!sa s9aers vees shaFs ss!ssa'insas
araiea,of the ualbn aurins e;past four Years.
soanep etsas'la piayssss M
.esa-oas lao9.rsa .rs . soasaa aass'.s
s'i'' o' 'snu' LUG O0sn.''' ~ 'n"s0 's'.''ss .se
commission: Vt VINO es.f asss se' psPn eYst. !. ,.-'
eh.on army sss'ops nasl iAtsst. ss 2
'of 'aa'aee' . e.,sS sngass s
aaH ana III prepo,a'0H .n.' .sss, 10 DSsas'
2! Beg gen WIN aneua.s.0 naMasoap' aa,.
tapets ksn'e'naa ess .sS1. q IN :,
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rho ! AuEusta evening rranseIiipss. :

Wesreglad ia: become acquaintsdsuith q now
fFiond,. beating the above name. This new paper
is published ereyy afternOaa ip .Augusts'Ga. It's
editor is yAs.,E ELS, Rsa, lately lana,stili PEI
haps9 one,of the=sditors. Of the sterling Bsptist
Ranner; aad formerly cospectsd with the sdito-
rial dep p.rtpelt ef thG3Soushern Field 8, Fire
eide. We haYe not tho pleasure Of Mr. ELEs' a0-
qaaintance, but know that his editOsialca.
pacity is of tho first order. The Esening Tlan-
scrip, is to be devoted to news Of all sorts, and
general reading.af every character. The conduct
Of this joarnal. win, we aye satisfied, mike TIA
welcome visitor to every houRshOld. 9!eFms q
per mpnth.' " ..
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Mosby. the GueTilla. Ckie(.

" Mosby was at Salem, near Watrsatan, laatFri:
day, and is stiil harhorcd in that nsighborh0od
BY the rebel inhabitants. His command has do
sorted him entirely, four hundred having been
.pasolea a, Winchester, Some ofahem eoasr to-
bring ii sfosby alive for 'ase thousand dollars.
Trofhoussad dollars is now oforoa, but-;as;t6s
capture would require several men in its perform
auce, tho sum, each might receive IS regarded ds
being too small to justify tho attempt. .
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sE.Tho Richmond Hhis Of the 4shs states that
RGbsso oult, ,late rebel commissioner OF exchange,
and, William II; Hatch, hisassistant, and several
osfer attaches of tho Bursan hDf been arrested
dn an oslnr ifaa~ Washington apoa s.eh.rgsdOnn-
nec.ra With the administration of affairs devolving
upon them. :.
sssy abdut trd rcGl. ago, whei'atrai bear.
ios a lArg. number Of parilcd soldiers was con-
ing from Salisbury &. O.. 20 Charlotte, y. c.,the
engine an,l one ca- ran E, kiltiat faur sn'dicrs,
ana wcuid:nS savcn Cel't: nsvi. cfacHl"a,hia,
S. G, bad lis is rrsael :s'aa'y by The sSsiilpn:
ttat amp pu;ia,iNn was ut'cesssry, which Was per-
formed.
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@The lo5al State govcfnme1se Of Virginia,
which hss hitherto bad its seat as Als1apdfiss II
70 ba Fepoyed-sseP to Aiahwend,, where Cover;
nor Picrpont viii begin: the rqc,nssruc.ion 81
civil authority throughout the Old Doainion,
county by county. -
aB:An .r'or, ha, been received from ths,sso-
retars Of ra.; relieving from dssy all the Dis
trie; Proyes. aarsasls in, Kentucky, as econ as
thsy car puI tie business Of their ufdces proper
& Dick 1S:rEe., the forr,Or turaksY Of Libby
Prison, I;chaoni, ia now imprisoned there, ~
IL in the r.o:t ahicct foar and repidation. 81 -
of his former prisoners go~tO the grating OF his
cell and ppraid hin with Els erueldss 70 thsn, Il
is eaii that be is t. DO sris'l :eE murder. *
lli1s- II is saia that tho change In tha l.bo.
system in Tennessee sas b0sn productive. Of no
ssfloas hard.hips or Inconvenience. to;ths people
Of tast State Indeed many Of them greatly,
prefer tao prssentplan and ars'sati.asd that they
can now secure bot,or labor at lower price than:
formerly -