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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21

TUNHERE WILL BE A STATED MEETING OF MARION
\ Lodge. No. IS this Wednesday, evening at y
O'Clock the election Of officers and other important
business. punctual and full attendance is equesed
JOHN NJ. BRAMwEIL, W. NJ.
A TrENTION, SIR KNIGHTS There will be a special
~ meeting OF Rsper Commandery No l. this (wednes-
day evening, at "a O'Clock, for work.
Il. CoLEsTOCK, &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21
MASONIC.

a STATED MEETING OF ADONIRAM GRAND
N LODGE this "wednesday evening, at half past
O'Clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21
SOOTHING SYRUP,

Which greatly facilitates the process Of teething By
softening the gums reducing ali Inflammation will slsy
ALL PAIN and spssncdic action, spdis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21

4 HAVE associated with myself In the Livery Sale
il and Boarding stable Business John A. Drew who
this day has become partner IN said business
The business Of the firm will be conducted A. the
old stand No 10 Ea.t Pearl street. In the rear Of the
Sentinel Building
Thanking the public cor past patronage, hope they
may zee d. 70 continue the me
JUAN r. SULLIVAN
Of SULLIVAN DREw
indianapolis, Nay 8. 1855 mys-dtf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-12
The south.

Even in her distress snd hurailia.
ton the South commands the r,spec.
Of her enemies and Of the world.
The manner Of her dcsistancc from
the war reflects a. much credit upon
her az the courage With which sl,c
Condu:tel il. Her surrender has not
been a p%retCnec and q trick; but has
been manly, honest and sincere. Our
people are TOO brave, and too indie
PENDENT in spirit, to play a double
part; to affect a submission which
they arc unwilling 10 make good: 10
pledge their allegiance to a govern.
mens which they do not, in good faith,
mean to support. They may not
love the government whose power har
overcome them, they may not fee
any great esteem for a people who's,
association has been forced upon them
but their practical wisdom teaches
them that their highest possible vel
fare Is TO be attained in the tuiou
and The sacred rcrar'l which the
ehcri-l tvt ,h-ir hgagr anil repat-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-12

ftnntfroN tuepfhF64Vr
TILE. hn hlnr M th.ahf t.atn'
se.'iUads 81
alh OBJ hlae u Clpt ~ T. Jono
m olilof aal de Neut Uiry a
Publishers From our hnauldec NJ
iho energy nal proficiency Of ID can
duc'ors, Va mcliG hlti .ne. aIr.
their oyofy ,lDfi, anil So
heartily recommend in columns io
ahl bu.lht mon e,cfy
whore md especially those Of Ngv
YieL burg, Matches AMI
iaaoo Ciiy, as q reliable nlsefi.ipg
Much succo.. to them.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-12

Nrw Yonk, August \ Senators
Foster, DoJ.iitle nnl Ross, the CON
missioncra appointed 10 investigate
The Indian affairs IN New Mexico and
Colorado Tcrritorics, have returned.
They invited the Indians to meet
them ut Cow Crock on the ioth Of
September to arrange terms Of peace.
Favorable re ults are anticipated
from the consultation.
MONTREAL, August S.--Yes,crday
afternoon m attempt was made 10
kidnap Gcorgc n. Sanders and con.
ycy him oyer iheliucs. The conspir.
ators offered detective q L.eary one
thousand dollars TO assist them. He
agreed to the proposition. bu, warn.
cl Sanders and the public tirat IN
carrying out bis apparent completely,
that he induced Sanders to gct into
. carriage in which they drove on,
10 the suburbs, anl were attacked by
the kidnappcr', who gagged Sander
and threw o'Leary out Of the car.
riagc.
On approaching the toll gate. thc
police in ambush. sprung upon them
anil released Sanders, and captured
two Of the kilnappcrs, Hogan and
Bnrnos. Who say they are detectives.
Shots wore freely exchanged. An.
ott.cr kilnapgcr was captured this
morning.
NEw ionr, August s.--Thc Til.
baNc's Richmond corrcspondcn, gives
. gloomy account Of the condition Of
the negroes in that city. The most
stringent orders Of General Terry
seem inadequate to proicc. the NEGRO
from their as%sailanta.
Cotton is heavy and one cen, low.
Ct, closing 1t for'y.six.
Sterling exchange i09j. Cold
iirincr at liji.
NEw iong, August THE For.
trcss Monroe correspondent Of thc
Petersburg iaRey, says JEFF. Davis
and q. G. Clay met Cor the fret time
since their confinement o few even
ago on the rampar,s Of II.
Monroe. il has been customary TO
lave them promenade at different
but this tine, by some error,
they were otlt at the samc time. Mr..
clay extended bis hand. saying he
presumed they would be allowed to
hands IL not converse. There
no objection by the officers
cl1spcl handl with fcryor, but
no Norl was uttered.
CAIRO, August o.--.An extensive
riot Of negroes, vino iriiVd amt
threatened 10 shoot The police, occur.
rel at . late hour last nigh. In this
city. 4 company Of returning vet
ctans volunteered, and twenty Of the
tinglcalcrs were arrested aud placed
in iail. Our negro population arc
i~utolcrably insolcu,, lnpck
Ing down aul atasing white men.
y hen o party catch white men alone.
They are rapidly bringing trouble on
themselves, and unless they change
their cou,sc. they will be driven from
iowa or killed.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-12

For h%1rrsips IN arysei. 70
Cgh.u-G Trgil.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-12

3ng DrLIErIx.-r. Il. Wills, 7.
s Paul aud J. ID. Williams, have
IN admitted Ne partners, in the
tfietia office. We are glad to learn
u our friends Williams anil Paul
sc found a resting place: after hay
hcen tossed about on the waves II
|r<hstthreatcnei their destruction
the pas. four years. They arc sc,-
men Of ability anil able and ready
tiers. Their connection with the
.H,tin will all 10 its intCrcs, ani
Puarity. and relieve our friend
Agham from some Of the arduous
|crs, that he has SO long bestowed
the readers Of ,hi. widely circula.
Journal. Success n yiu gentle.
~ + he Bsns'.s.
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VII, oolnt'r ilaaoIr fin.
as0 .
tsAs.. Ms Ifsailn 1890

Tnr crot We ha,e bad due
rain, feceody and he 'oi' crops
which arc wy fine my y cohsil
cred ~ made,
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| alt, oolrtlr ilamIr fiar,
m
Pamela Mes iagat ~ 1861
49,
TnF Cr0f We hate bad fine
rains Recently aol fbe 'ei' efafs.
which ace yery fna my y coiisil
cred ~ made,
fnrtts The crop u geaclo AMI
MELONS i. very large w roboln
county tld. year oDl Of The finest
quality
Wtsrrp SIS or eight young
nnen lolny on The counters In liilcr.
b. stores IN lhi' place, fr luther
harliculofs snc amall bills.
UNIVERSITY mf NJ 'fH lrfl, f.
|Tbia institution located nj OSforl,
and which has been closed during the
war, will he opened on the first Mon.
day in October next, under the NJ.
rcction Of John n. Wnddcl, D. j. as
President Of the Faculty.
Il TH lows ~ PoSolh-Goycrnor
flarkcy has appointed, Frank
Moore, Mayor Thomas y. Clarke,
s. 7. Sorsby NJ. y Phillip, W. !.
Notkius and II. :. Ward, Alder.
men, aud Charles Bowers, constable,
for the town Of panola.
ToC1nRr.poNpEN We request
of our fl!"nds IN different portions
ef tie county, to .cnd rs all the items
II news occurring in their ncighbor.
kool. Matters that are Wen known
81 every u where You live, will new.
cFthclos. be news in other portions Of
~ county.
To 0rR ptrHpN .-UW alycrtis-
M patronage has been crowding our
columns for several eek past 80 a.
y prevent US from giving as much
ccws as We wished, bu. now that VIC
hye got Strengthened out somev hat, |
will try 10 make amends to our
adcrs. Those who receive the
bAR, ani who 10 not intend to pay
3, will please give notice Of the fact,
We will require them to pay.
HAMILTON X DrSSIcA.-Wc take |
rasure in directing attention to the
ord Of this house. Our oil friend
hamilton Is anxious 10 sec III
iticnds and former patrons, anil
pc they will not pass HIM by on
nocoun. Of any oil ind btclnes,, MS
is ready to settle md compromise
them. or IL Necessary forgive
b c deht. lie can be found at No.
~ Main St. Memphis.
u. j. RlsR.--lt YOU want stoves.
Ming. tinvsrc, copper AMI sheet.
iqp ware. roofing o. r"itcr.ns, 90 10
|(lk's, aul You will inl J. Il. Abct-
nsthy ready 80 wait on yod. lie i.
ono Gf the ,csy t,s; clerks in Mem.
- he is polite, attentive and OBJ
b.. We can safely recommend
- proprietor aud clerk as correct
ness men, for We knCw them as
long before the war.
-
bfEtr. WALLACE krirn.-This
)aut soldier joined Clan,ons CON.
h slarkcs regimen. Of cavalry in
|frst year Of The war. anil c%ontiu.
in service until he was wounle1
>dering him a cripple for life. H.
now engaged in business in
bmphis and can be founl by bic
~ lricnjsat Holland wimbcrly &
cronnclis No. ST. Jackson Block.
3nE DrLf.ErIS.-r. Il. Wills, 7.
~ Paul aud J. ID. Williams, have
I'm admitted as partners. in the
tnstia office. VI are glad to learn
II our friends Williams and Paul
re found a resting place; after hay
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t%yryrRsltY ~ II FFItpri.-
Fiji institution located Mt OSford,
and which has been closed during The
war, will be opened On the first Mon
day in October neyt, under the di.
rcction Of John n. Woddcl, y. j. as
President Of the Faculty.
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Toc9nnr.poNbENrs w request
ef our h."nls in different portions
Of tie county, to .cni rs al the items
n news occurring in their ncighbor.
kool. Matters that arc Wen known
hy every one where you live, will new.
cfthclcs. be news in other portions Of
~ county.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-12

rarif, The crop u geichc anil
MELONS i, very large w Poboll
county thi. year onl Of The finest
qnnlily,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-12

Il Tu lows 81 roSolA-Goycrnor
flarkcy has appointed, Frank
Moore, Mayor Thomas y. Clarke,
S. 7. Sor.by, N. y. Phillips, W. !.
Watkins and II. y, Ward, Alder.
mcn, aud Charles Bowers, constable,
Tor the town Of panolu.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-12

wFup SIS Or eight young
mn lolny on The counters In liacr
H. torres IN rli' place, f9r further
hnrlicullf soc mnll bills.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-12

biEtr. WALLACE kEtTn.-This
)aa, soldier joined Clan,ons com.
N sIarkcs regimen. Of cavalry in
|frs, year Of tlic war, anil contin.
! in service until he was wounltl
|dering him a cripple for life. IT,
J now engaged in business in
ani can be foanl by bic
" fricnjsat Holland wimbcrly 6
conncli's No. 81 Jackson Block.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-01
AFFAIRS AT tn

Advices from the front represent that in con.
sequence of the bad weather on Thursday
there was no movement Of consequence on that
day by Grants advance beyond some change
OF position improving his line and some Incl.
dental skirmishing.
Consequently, the statement put afoat yes.
terday that Grant had heavy fighting on Thurs
day, resulting In his having advanced to within
a mile and half Of the Southside railroad, was
without foundation.
On Wednesday night, as stated by Us yester.
day, the rebels sought like desperate rats
penned in a corner to find some weak place for
an outlet along our lines held by the 9th corps,
failing in each attempt made through the
night.
Yesterday Lee made another essay at the same
desperate game, moving on Grants left and
gaining some success at first, but only to be
hurled irresistibly back losing all the ground
gained and the ground originally held by him.
Thus Lee, in all the late fighting, "superin-
tended by him in person,"-the night assaults
upon Fort Steadman, the attack upon the 9Th
corps, and this last desperate attempt to turn
Grants left-has been signally, hopelessly re-
pulsed. A few more such frantic assaults and
repulses must finish up what is left of Lees
army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-01
SECOND edition.
4 O'CLOCK r. M.
LATER fBoRTHE ARMY Of THE POTOMAC
DETAILS OF GEN. GRANTS MOVE.
MENT.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF WE'D
NESDAY,S BATTLE.
THE FIGHT OF WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Correspondence OF Associated Press.l
HEADQUARTERS ARMY oE THE POTOMAC,
March 3O-P. misunderstanding heavy
rain storm, which set in last night, and con-
tinued until late this afternoon, the army has
to-day advanced about ten miles, and the sta
corps has reached the Bcynton plank road
near its junction with the White Oak road.
This Is the place where the I'd corps had
severe engagement W ith the enemy last autumn,
In which it suffered severely.
The ground gained to-day cost US but few
men, the rebels making very slight resist
ance.
At Hatcher's Run, which is only short dis
lance further on, the enemy have strong earth.
here they will no doubt make stand to oppose
our further advance. From this point the
new line extends east to the Armstrong Mill,
the I'd corps holding the right of this position
In the engagement Of yesterday, the number
Der OF prisoners taken was 1885, with commits.
stoned officers. They belonged to Bushrod
Johnson's division, and were part of the
force that made the attack upon our line last
Saturday.
The rebels made q demonstration at several
points the old line last night for the purpose,
evidently, of ascertaining whether the works
were held In force.
They did not gain anything, however, ex-
cepting the information that the line was strong
enough to defend itself.
[NoTE-This explains the firing heard at City
Point Wednesday night and early Thursday
morningl
Nothing has as yet been received here as to
the operations Of the cavalry, but they will, it
is not doubted, give good account OF them
selves.
battle is expected tomorrow for the pos
session OF the South Side Railroad; and judg-
ing from the confidence and high spirits of
officers and men, there Will be good result.
W. d. MCGRKGoR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-01
Affairs In Georgetown.

FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRT.-.Markst
unsettled; sales unimportant, demand princi-
pally to supply the local trade No arrivals
reported this morning; but several cargoes are
hourly expected by the canal; quotations I'M
changed. Grain-Two boats have arrived
with wheat and corn; but no sales have been
reported. The prices tor wheat are quoted
nominally as yesterday.
CANAL --Arrived-Boats Mollie, wheat to
market; J. ]. Morrison, wheat, corn, &c, do;
Aliquippa, coal to Cumberland &. and l. Co.
The last is the first of the coal feet arrived
since the re.opening Of the canal, and others
are expected to follow in quick succession.
PoRT OF H.-Entered-Steamer
g. H. Stout, N. Y. Cleared-Schooners Mary
Jane, Morris, St. Mary's; Hope, Langrell.
Bait; r. X. r., No. 46, Davis, Phila b. s.
Cox, Lewis, Pautnxent Frances, Connell.
New Haven; Anna Virginia, Lewis, Havrs. de-
Grace; Alexina, Parker, do; Claro, Galloway,
Camden; Matthews, Bennett. Vienna Mer-
chant, Bitzell, Cedar Point; Anna Jane, Mogue,
Camden. Shops Hamilton, Law, Annames-
sex; J. w. Rfon, Tyler. do. Boats Lady OF the
Lake. Harris, Greenway; Missouri, Berry, BED
House; Arlington, Mann, Pohiek; Pirate.
Oluck, Mattawoman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-01
ARRIVAL OF WouNnEn

The hospital steamer State Of Maine arrived
this morning from City Point, with three hun.
GERS, among " hom are Lieut. Col. e. SpaueIer.
1l0th Ohio; Major J. Fritz, 93d Pa; Capt r
T. Moffatt, 100th Pa; Capt. ]. @. Douglas, 39th
Pa; Capt. J. Conner, 2sth Mas; Capt. T
Mclntire, do; Lieut. J. q. Hart, Tooth Pa:
Lieut.. ] +. Hoffman, 2OSth Pa: Lieut.. j. P.
Dykler, 69th Pa; Lieut.. ID. S. Crofferd, Adiu.
tant 39th Pa Lieut.: H. S, Smith, 56th Mass,
and Lieut.. F. r. Fish, Adjutant I'd Mich.
the State of Maine are Of the engagement of
last Saturday, and quite number of them are
very serious cases, including nineteen men
with legs or arms amputated
In the hospitals at City Point there are quite
number OF sick and wounded, but they ara
being shipped to Washington as speedily as
possible. The hospital steamer Connec ticut is
there taking on load, and will probably
arrive up tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-01
FROM THE FRONT.

The mail boat, Daniel Webster, which left
City Point at 10 O'Clock a. M, yesterday, ar
rived here this morning in a damaged eondi-
ton, having been carried against the dock at
Fortress Monroe by the tide and wind with
such force as to knock in her star board side
in front of her wheel-house, for a distance of
about ten fee, carrying away her guards and
the outer work down to the hull, making an
ugly looking hole in her side, and rendering it
necessary for number of her passen gers to
take the Baltimore mau boat at Fortress Mon.
roe. The Webster will necessarily be drawn
from the route for repairs.
During the week about five thousand prison.
ers have been sent to Point Lookout. inclu-
ding, of course, the large number captured On
last Saturday.
The despatch boat River Queen, with steam
up, was at City Point yes terday morning with
President Lincoln and family on board.
rebel deserters, who desire to take the oath o.
ALLEGIANCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-01

ALADDIN AT GRoyKR's.-On Monday nj sht
the attractive spectacular drama OF sAladdin.
or, the Wonderful Lamp will be brought out
1t Growers IN superb style, great preparations
having been made to that end The Phlladel-
phia Sunday Transcript says Of the production
OF this play in that city:
The success OF the magnificent musical and
Spectacular drama of "Aladdin," abundantly
proves that true Merit In Philadelphia Is never
inexperienced. Quackery Of any kind in
Philadelphia IL certain to prove unprod uctiye
In this city, the managers must cater directly
Tor the residents proper. In New York, the
transient population are the principal support
OF the theaters. In this city, where the tran.
sient population is scarce worth naming, the
main dependence is upon the residents Of the
cly. For this reason. nothing based Qpon
mere pretensions can be q success; while real
merit ike that existing in the beautiful drama
OF "Aladdin," is sure to be remuueratiye TO the
manager. We are glad to see that there is no
ammunition rs yet in the public desire to wit
nese The representation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-01
LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
HIeHLY IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.
BETWEEN GEN. WAL.
LACE AND THE REBEL GEN.
SLAUGHTER.
A BEARER OF DISPATCHES SENT TO
NEW DREAMS.
MADE FOR HIS RE-
TURN To8ALyESTON.
TEXAS TO ABANDON THE CONFED-
ERACY AND REJOIN THE UNION.

General Lew wallace, OF the Union army,
who went TO Matamoras, Mexico, to settle
some sificultes with the Emperor Maxi
milian's commander there, had conference at
Point Isabel with General Slaughter, the rebel
commander. ...-.
The result was that bearer OF dispatches
was sent to New Orleans by General Wallace.
and was directed to land on his return TO
Galveston. .s-s
All this is supposed to indicate preparation
on the part Of the rebel chiefs in Texas for
declaring that State independent of the JEFF
Davis Confederacy, preparatory to its return
to the Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-01

ITALIAN OPRRA-Donizetti's Opera OF Mar
tiri, which was given by the Italian Opera
Troupe last night, did not draw as large a
house as those Of the former evenings. The
parts OF Pdolind, Poliuto and Sererus, by Zucchi,
Massimilani and Beliini were beautifully
rendered. In the duet Of the Sd act, "Mirabll
Prodigio," they were encored three times
The trio OF the second act vas also rapturously
apPlauded. The opera is one Of Donizetti's
least appreciated works, as 1t lacks variety.
The costumes were most magnificent, su.
perior TO any brought out on the former eve.
pings. MAX Maretzeck conducted in person,
in consequence of which the chorus ana or.
chestra were very effective.
"Don Sebastian" Will close the season TO-.
night, which will be the last opportunity to
see Zucchi and Massimiliani, who are both
engaged for Brazil next season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-01

The Baltimore City Passenger Railway
Company on Monday raise the fare from six
to seven cents. The price OF transfer tickets
will be reduced from four to three cents, being
an increase OF one cent on single taress leaving
double fares unchanged.
~The enrolment OF the militia in Mary.
land has been suspended, the Legislature
having failed tomake any appropriation there
.JDThree powder mills Of Hazard &c Go at
Canton, Connecticut. blew up day before YES
terdey.g Six tons Of powder, burned, bat no
EssSst"y"s ,{jEs Ads& EGfs q .s8w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-01
LATEST FROM REBELLION.
RICHMOND DATES OF THURSDAY
4rrtrr 81. LAST. -..
SHERIDAN, THOMAS, AND SLOVENIAN
REPORTED MOVING TO FORM
81 A JUNCTION AT BURKS-
. VILE.
WHAT THE REBS THINK OF GRANTS
MOVEMENT.

Richmond papers of Thursday last have
been received. They contain no news from
North Carolina or Mobile.
They state that Grant is making heavy
movement as If to capture the South Side
Road, but they make no comments upon it,
ard do not indulge in any Of that Boosting
confident spirit of ability to repel an attack
they have heretofore exhibited on the occasion
Of An advance Of the army OF the Potomac.
The Dispatch says that Thomas and Stone
man are moving from the west as il to form
junction with Sheridan at BurksvilIe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-01
The st. AIbana Raiders

TORONTO, April 1.-The Leader this morning
has information, which is claimed TO be
authentic, that a warrant IS to be issued in St
Catharine's charging the St Adams raiders
with breach of the neutrality act, when they
will be brought to st. Catharine's. This charge
will then be dropped, and the prisoners will
be brought before the Toronto Judges on a
demand tor extradition, with the expectation
that they will reverse the decision lately given
BY Judge Smith, Of Montreal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-01
ORDER RELATIVE TO PASSES,

The following is the order in relation to
passes between here and alexandria, issued by
Gen. Augur:
HKADQVARTERs DEPARTMENT OF WASH.
INGToH, 22d army Corps, March 2lst, 1865 =
General Orders, No.5l.-Hersafter, passes will
not be required by citizens in passing by RAN
or Ferry, to and from Alexandria, Va, and
Washington city, d. q. --
BY command OF Maj. Gen. q. G.. Augur.
Fl. TAYLOR, Chief of Staff, A. A,
Official: A. 4. SEwALL, Lieut.; A. A. q.
This order does not include parties passing
over any OF the bridges on foot, on horseback,
with teams, who will require passes as usual,
which can be obtained at the pass office ad.
Joining Gen. Augur's headquarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-01
MANURE FOR ,sALB-25O Cart Losds OF
IN MANURE, ready for shipment, at q Ats
Wharf, footof nth ct. 10 - % aplu
ITO THE LADIES OF WARRINGTON,
- GB0kGET0WN AND ALBXAN0RIA.
DRY 0OODR AT RUINOIJS Low PRICE0!-NOW
70 90 Ia nm TIME TO Buy H1oo

DRY Goods HsiaSiishmsnt. a. 7th airset, and get
fat color Oalicoes q % to = cent?. fae Mo.sm
oeSfs: 81 Beses al % e q cents; AIsacss At
% 20 O. cssis; De, Lsi9sss, ,s AZ, 70 cents;
from IS cents to 81 Black Silks from 81 50 to 81 25
Bl.aeSsd Musiios hon e cent? ups.fds; AZ {srds
ala 1t iii prices; Hoop skirts, frat quality. from
Ncent. gP.ards; F.eseh Corssts g %, aee ps,ff
Cottnn, Ga cents; Pins and Needles, s cents. In
fact have very large stock Of The above msn n
mentioped which must Sc sold before the hrst OF
MAJ without regard to cost. You win dad It great
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