davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
LATEST FROM CHARIESrON

Newspaper Dates to 7h tnSt.-Ihs Charles
ton Mercury Getting Ready to LtaVs.
From the Charleston Mercury, June
For tie present this newspaper will be printed
on a half sheet. While we have determined
upon the change with reluctance, we have adopt
ed IL In view Of existing facts In this neighbor-
hood As a matter Of justice, no less to our Teaders
than to ourselves, We have purchased an extra
press, from which the Mercury Is now Issued, In
order to remove cur fast Hoe press beyond the
danger of bombardment Its place could not be
supplied within The coEfederscy, and we are de-
termined to continue the publication OF the Mer-
curry at Columbia, even IL Charleston is Cstroyed.
Our small press has not the capacity to issue our
large editioL on double sheets. Hence the tenn
porary curtailment Of the pap2r's dimensions.
The Mercury, in the views which Il has advoca-
ted from the time Of its establishment, 10 identi
fed with the precent struggle more closely, per-
haps, than any other journsl In The South. Our
readers will be gratided to know that its circula-
tion Is very large, In spite OF the independent
stand taken last summer and winter, aud the
Clamor against our efforts to expose to view Ex-
ecutive weakness, Congressive subservency, and
the popular ignoranCe-notwithstaud the d If
hculties OF the times, and the cash system on
which the paper is now conducted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
IMPORTANT DECISION

The relations Of Governors Of S'.tes to volunteer
soldiers In the National service In very imr 1flan
resp c., have en- defined by the action of tn,
Secretary Of War, and ratif d by the opinion a
the Attorney General. The case which brouph
out this decision and opinion waI one in which
the Governor Of Ksn-aS assumed to depo 3
colonel OF one Of the regiments Of that ST. :, and
consolidate hts command with other troo, This
proceeding was revoked bv the Secret nv of War
and In su.talning this ac,Ion the ATTORNEY Gen.
erai. In the course Of bis opinion, poin out the
mode OF making sppointn ents In the volunteer
service, and the limit to which the power of oy.
ernors Of So ext ,nds. He saws:
Recognising the constitutional reservation
OF the appointment OF officers REFER d to, Con.
0Iess, In tie act OF July %, 1861, has prov cd
that when vacancies occur in any of he com.
panies Of volunteers, the officers as high az can.
tain shall be elected TO fill them by the men q,
such coinpanies, and when vacancies in the repi.
ments occur above the rank Of captain, they
shall be filed by the votes of the commissioned
cthcers OF such regiment, and all officers So
elected shall be commission d by the Governor,
Of the StateI, or by the Pre- sient of the United
ST. But his does not, by the remotet I'm.
plcaton, Civ TO the Governor who may com.
M ion an oticer the right to depose him when
he lie once cleo d. cOmmissio Toned, and rece!v d
into the service OF the Unit Il S'2tes. By thee ;.
ton Just quoted the right - IKE away the com.
mission Is In certain car given TO the CON-
nander Of a separa'9 department, or detached
n my, with the approval Of the PIesid dent but II
Is nowhere given 10 the Governor of a State, and
IN my opinion 1t does not ex stu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24

FINANCIAL.-New York papers Of Yesterday
evening sey:-TEe absence OF further news from
the army leaves the street In a stat, of sus
neDse and expectancy, and in money matters
there 10 the lame culneSs as on the stock Ex
change. Illinois wdr loan rose to 1903, and all
the other s,des Of the sta, are also held for
higher prices. The defGat Of the new constitu.
ton 10 one of the immeaia' cauaes of thi. fre an
advance The Southern sac bonds are dun and
without special change in price. MiSsour.s and
Tednessees sold In small amounts at SATURDAYS
prices. The Government list was very Quiet.
out prices remain ste7dV, with few bonds offer.
we quote as follOws:-U. 5 6's Is62 10: II =
6's lo62. (coupOn,) 1903; u. s 6's 1867, 1CO1; u.
; 6's 1865, iOOhi U. :. 6s 1s68, &c, upon,) i0yk;
u SOS 1865. (coupon,) 954; U 8. So 1874 (con.
POM 96Ki U ! 6's ISL, (registered, } IG21: u.
; Isl lcoupon,) lG6 Treasury notes, large, 30.
iU5Hi Treasury notes, SMALL 106H; Oregon war
loan, 1881, x. Oregon war loan, half-yearly,
1906 Oae-ye ceTt!Gca es, 99K. The transactions
In gold earl Il Z day were at 1Cj3 aIO6I Z, but
the rate I'm lie / ely went TO I0., closing with
BUYERS at T. = ure. Ehis is the highest roint
yet touched.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.
The Intervention Question and Buffers
Proclamation in Parliament.
Especial Telegram to The Star !


HALIFAX, JOTe 2i-The steamship Arabia
arrived at Halifax at O'Clock this morning. She
lett Liverpool on the morning Of the 1ith, ard
Queenstown Ol the 18th.
COtton.-Sales for the week s 600 bales, IL
market closing bouyant at Kais higher. Bread
stuGS frmeE, and a tihe higher. Provisions
frmer. Consols 81 ABLY. Bullion in the Bank
Of England has decreased fI5O,OOO
The Scotia reached Queenstown at midnight
OF the l. n.
The que ion was put: In both Porses OF Pc.
Lament, rel7tive to runners OF mediation, al d to
Buffers proclamation regarding ladit3 in New
Orleans. Earl Russell and Lord Palmerstcn said
the mediation rumors were quite unfounded. No
proposition on the subj ect had been made, and no
present intentions were entertained Of the kind
Buffers proclamation was denounced, and the
hope was expressed that Government would dis
avOw Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
Spirit Of the rIerning Press.

The IHts!iigsHcsr argues that s'civil wars and
social disquietudes are peculiar to no form of
government, and therefore, in Themselves con-
sidered, rarely authorize sIy DEDUCTIONS ~ 10
The comparative merits Of particular political sYs-
tems.i'
Inc hsPH6hsoH, In the spirit Of envious spite
thateharae:erizes I" our white brother" in dealing
with airy cO.emporary more prosperous or re-
sPecfed than ITSELF insinuates that the star is
enemy TO is country" syInpathizer with
secession" and all that sort Of pointless malice
Aren't you rather ashamed of this style Of war
fare, neig hbor!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
From Memphis.

NEW YORK, June IA special dispatch to the
New York Tr'tsss, from Memphis, says; II is
believed here that most Of Beauregsrd's army Is
In Richmond.
The first through shipment Of cotton to New
York Yves made Yesterday, comprising two hum
dred bales. These shipments will continue =
be daily made hereafter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
Election in Illinois.

CHICAGO, June % The majority in eig hty.
e!g hit counties against new Constitution IL 20OO
There are seventeen counties vet to be hesrd
from, which gave Democratic majority In 1850
Of about 500. The three negro propositions ore
tOpted. The bank clause Is vet Ia doubt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24

IL Charles Walters, alias the Ledy a
Black" was captured again In Baltimore
night before last, for playing the part Of wife
young gentleman Of Baltimore county The
arrest WA made at the Gilmore House, wbe q
husband and wtfs had taken apartments. Another
promise was made TO leave the city at once, and
Walters was released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
FROM McDowELL,S DIVISION

MANASSAS, June 2, 2 D. m.-Editor Stcy
General Mcdowell 10 much better to-day. He Sal
on NE steps OF his quarters for tome time
think he will be In the saddle in a W. Il: and Il
necessary, be could ride In hin carrI9.e now
Secretary Chase and several members of the
House were here TO zee him yes. ydsy, ard spe
sCv9ral hours with him.
We had a fine shower last night weatt
very warm to-day.
The 9Th ". Y. 3. ~, who were in tire three.
mOnihs refviee, and afterwards went In for she
war, have been changed from militia ., volun.
teers, ara the number cailc ! the sci Tails give,
great deal OF dissatisfaction among the men,
Several Of the ofacers have rcJigeed end gone
home. a.. 81 gf-f -.- o.
The 9th ". ", Colonel Root, hrs had q
number Of changes in Its onicers. viii! send the
names In my next.
The health Of the troops here Is very good, ex.
#... .-.....-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24

NAVAL CHASsEs.-Acting Assistant Paymaster
VIM. II. Anderson, ordered to the Commodore
Perry. se. ..r
Commander Thornton A. jenkins, ordered to
command the steamsloop Wachusetts, to relieve
Commander John p. ellis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
Grand Excursion to GlymOnt

>. By CAPITAL CIKCLE.
Brotherhood of the Union, on WEDNESDAY
MORNING, June 25th, for the benefit of the
- Sick and Woanded Soldiers
Located in East WASHINGTON -Tbe COMMITTEES of
ARRANGEMENTS would res peotfuly In i
form Their friends apd the public that -
every enort has BEEN MADE BY them
to5 the s,ioyment of ali; the hns steamer RING
fHiLLlP having been engaged. . -" !
Q clock .. m, for Glymopt, where the day win be
spent Isturt laE to the city AZ sessons6le hour.
2 Idckeis ONE b0LLAk, admitfins 8 gentle
!, ma .4o1 so \ sSshhAA 4 .sa..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24

.RIJEefzD.-Bng Gen. Shields was yestsrda,
rejected by the Senate % major general Of vol
uhteefs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24

IL That thorough Union paper, the Martins
burg Gazette, has again appeared aftsra brief
suspension, caused by the rebel raid In the
Shenandoah Valley. .--.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24

AssREssIvE MoyEMzSr.-The Atlanta ga }
IsisLigsnesr Of the 5th, reports that Governor
Harris, Of Tennessee, Is fitting up Division for
m important aggressive movement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
ODD FELLOWS HALL!
PO-LEMORAMA:
ia N LEY & CON NT,s
GIGANTIC III U5TRATTONS
YHR y --H

WAN FUh The UNION! Is
Comprsirg Views Of Cities North and saptb
East and West; Battles, Rambardnents, MsroSe.
ExPloeiops, scenes and Incidents Of every Ind
1Ea y, sns Sfsss hebslpn and Nston
The Naval Battle q Hampton Roads, in which
tn sT fes n az q shiss Il rslIesentsdth
MAIZE Destruction Of the Cox xress and Cum
beriArdc-the Turning snd SJokipg ships-is most
THIS Great historio Work will BE- presented 20
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
ard GEDNESpAg an SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS ~ 3 for Families, je Si-5fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24

III There wefs ~ deaths In Baltimore iast
week, Of whom IS were males, and "a females.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
PROPOSALS FOR WATER AVID GAS.
= ASSISTANT QuAnrnRMssryn eyyrcu. J

slALlp PROPOSALS VII be receiyed q this ofikcs
6as into the Medical Puryeyoras Ssorehonss on
sss n w VIZ ssss near EfsAsath n
FeE slesihsstions spylloetiea mud be made q
The vcrf 70 bs i Wan 8ss a.,. .f.,
ip ne :. g ss y 1s
ra W ss tt g b |sds ssoH the com
sPrSpassis must Be ADDRESSED Ia .csst. u. il
Ca Z. Asustent Qpsrtermaster q. q Aruy and
: :aSp W. e sl sna Sssfsd f'0'osa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
FUTURE DAYS.

SALE OF STOCK CATTLE AT PUBLIC
~. AUCIION.-Tne Subsistence Departmept
win sell at uctlon, 81 u o'clock n , on the IN
day OF June, lfSl, st the 6overnment Cattle Yard,
that vi Is rod singy.
te "a A. BECkWIfH, major, C, g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
ANOTHER CAPTURE.

The Navy Department has information that, on
the night of June 9th, the Rowena, a schooner Of
seventy tcns-formerly tie Garibaldi-buiIt 3D.
Po,ite New Orleans, ran into Stone river, 8 c.,
and anchored near the entrance, not knowing II
10 be In our possession She was taken possession
OF by the U. 8. steamer Pawnee, and sent to
Philadelphia: She was from Nassau, N p, az
her cargo consisted Of lead and few shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
By J. @. MCGUIRE a CO.. Arct,oreerr

By @. McGUIRE CO., Arot,oreers
TRUSTEES SIZE OF VALUABLE IL
u PROVED Rrsb ESTATE IN ThI II OF wLss-
,SsIoa 81 slftoe Of g deed Of tras. record /;
G., n Liber a. 3, No. %, % folio lsl et sec,
ss "a fs q peel,s Auction: on sAygRpAY l2;s
20, Auotoneers, Q. i've O'Clock ,. N J. the follow
keN Estate situtte In the city OF w sshlntton.
Lots Il, %, e. a. And IS, in % usre No. SCI.
Also I4rt Of . OF g, In the subdivision OF Lots
MS -, e, Ard H. y ssrare S., fronting on In
diana avenue. rear the City Hall.
Ihe several parcels (all inprovedl vii be offered
separately So y =
=, The farms OF sale are; One fourth in cash; and
The residue ip SIX, t-elve or ghteen mouths,
vita interest from tie day o sale; the defer. d
Ieyments 20 be secured by otss satisfaotory 20
ne trsssss: and liss BY deed q trust .Ion ths
II these terms oe not Complied With on third DAY
After the sale the trustee reserves the night %
ssll, spec TIRE dsyr notice. % the risr ana en-
ponss Of the defaultIng purchaser.
All oonyeyspctns st the expense Of the purohs-
ssfs respesavsy
ies-dt. &c. ficG6fEE 4 CO. ESctl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
A RUMOR

This forenoon the rumor Cthat prevailed here
on the day before yesterday that Gen. Ewell
bad returned with bis rebel force and occupied
Front Royal, 10 current. We apprehend that for
some DAYS past the Union troops lately there have
been employed elsewhere, and we believe that
these rumou grow out OF that fact; though IT is
by no means impossible that Ewell has come
hack to that quarter again, though improbable.
His force may be 1000 men. This information
II said to come down by the Manassas railroad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24

FoR SALE-A HORSE and CHASE. Tn
harnei Iedd 9. the chsi ,e rs stror ard ns.r
rev; 1t is Fl om one Of tbs best makers IN Bosso-
flee. -'r'' 4. ss as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
FROM FORTRESS MONROE


The Mount Washington left Yesterday after
noon for Fortress Monroe.
The Baltimore returned yesterday afternoon
from the White House, BRINGING back the MEM
bers Of Congress who left in her on Friday night
last, and who had visited Norfolk, Yorktown,
aud other places. Ii was the intention of some
Of the party on arriving at the White House to
proceed overland and visit McCIellgn's army,
but on telegraphing to him announcing their
arrival they received an answer that he was not
prepared to receive visitors, ard that civilians
were not permitted In the field
The Naugutuck, which has been CRUISING in
the river, returned this morning.
The schooner 0phir arrived this morning from
Norfolk, bringing lot Of gus, guR carriages,
&c, from the navy yard there.
We saw at the yard this morning the reflector
taken from the light boat at York Spit some time
since by the rebels, who destroyed the boz ID
carried the Illuminating apparatus into tire IL :
Ilor. The reflector WIS IA ken at q house in which
1t was concealed by boats crew from the Wv.
andank, about week since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
APPLICATIONS FOR PASSES.
The following order has been is.ued.

The following order has been issued:
WAR DEPARTMENT, June 81, 1862.
Ordered, That alt applications for passes and
permits for persons or property within the lines
OF the United States forces shall hereafter be made
to Brigadier General Wordsworth, Military Gsy.
ernor OF the District Of Columbia, and be subiec,
to such terms and conditions as he NAV prescribe
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
ARMY MEDICAL CHANGES

ARMY MEDICAL CHANGES.
Assistant Surgeon Jonathan Leiterman is re-
lieved from duty In Washington as a member OF
the board here, and ordered to duty as Medical
Director Of the Army Of the Potomac.
Surgeon Nipler IL relieved from duty in the
latter POSITION, and ordered to duty at Detroit,
Mich.
Assistant Surgeon II. X. WirtZ is ordered 70
duty on the Medical Examining Board in Wash
ington, vice Letterman, relieved.
Surgeon Burton Randall is relieved ffom DUTY
at AnnaPoli, by Surgeon Getty, and ordered to
Fort Hamilton to relieve Assistant Sal geon r. u
Lynde.
Arsistant Surgeon Lynde II ordered to relieve
Assistant Surgeon r o. Abbott, at New York
Assistant Surgeon Abbott 10 ordered to Fort
Monroe, to relieve Medical Inspector Cuyler
Assistant Surgeon George Taylor is ordered to
the Army Of the Potomac, to relieve Surgeon A.
b. Hasson.
Surgeon Hasson Is ordered to duty ss Medica
Director Of the Department (Gen. Hunt ,r'sJ Of
the South.
Assistant Surgeon w. ]. II White Is ordered
TO duty as Medical Director Of Gen. Keyes' army
corps, relieving Surgeon J. B Brown. ordered
to duty with the army Of Gen. Banks, al it's Me-
dical Director
Assista Mt Surgeon A. X Smith ordered to duty
aS Medical Director Of Gen. Summers army ccrrs
rie. Surgeon F Rammnod, ordered to duty in
New York IN connection with the reception and
transfer Of sick aid wounded arriving there.
assistant Surgeon 8. A. Storrow 10 relieved
from duty at F.rt Washington, and ordered to
report for duty In one Of the Washington B.
pitfalls.
DR.. 1. n. Baynes, citizen physician, employed
10 relieve Assistant Surgeon Storrow at F IT
Washington.
Brigade Surgeon r. X Browne, relieved from
duty at camp near Portsmouth, Va and ordered
to duty with the army Of Maj. General Butler,
Department of the Gulf
Brigade Surgeon L. HewsOn Blche, relievsd
from duty In the lsst mentioned army, and or
dered to report Tor -ty to the Surgeon General
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
By WALL & BARNARD, Abdomen.

Tf6sMxkkEEs SCI sffkES ~ ss AtiSHSsst 10.
NOON, Sd July Il, q 'oIocf. by virtue Of .
seed OF trust dated 2th Ue,obsr 1852 and recorded
In Llber 3, No. ls2. folio az o9e Of the land
reoordl Of Washington county, ID. G vii Sc 1, %
public apot'ol. IN from. Of the Iremises Lot Is in
subdivision Of square as. fronting "a feet an
street Ard running back 81 feet between south %
and 4 streets 20 Q 10 foot alley.
Terms ;. 0ne-thIrd cash; balance in and II
months, besrinf interest and securtd By deed Of
days afer the bidding Of Of SAID property the rus-
zee re erves the right 70 rssel the ssme % the rsf
j.a-d wAHH 6. Ek SfEs 5 T & tee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24

By j. G. Mc6UlPE q CO.. AJohoneers.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
~ HOLD EFFECTS AT ACcTIon-On MONDAY
mOk MING, June Snth, ~ 10 O'Clock, &C No. 3&s
X stfost, betwee- 1s.h and sta strelts, Fanklia
kou. We shail ell the FUrvture and Effects OF A
gentleman dc ming h, bse -eeplng. oomprlslDg-
nandsom. plush cover paTlor Suite,
Walnut r. ere. whatnot. and M uslo s.lnd,
MaTble-tos Centre and sofa Tables.
Handsome Window Cnrt'tn and Shs1es,
Velvet Bru:. els, end Three ply Carpets,
MattI g. Uilolote, kUEs, Hat-rect,
Bru,.els, ST. r C3rsets, r. "a and Eyes,
tancy Tables and Chairs, Writing Dssks,t
Oak Diniu- Table, anc Chars,
.iahogany Sofm,
Cane an0 Wood Seat Chairs,
Chira. 6la-s, and CTookery.
F Gs;s 9r:l is sFlres Table md Re. sfOons
Fruit knive- Walters, Ladies'.
Counterpanes, b iankets, Comforts,
Hair and Hunk MsttreLEes,
Feather Bo sters, and Pillows,
Together with q eeEeral assortment Of Eou seho!i
and Kitchen Furniture.
kerI3s cask.
ie a-d :. c. MeeUIRE & CO., Auct..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24

COO HEWARD.-I will p.y S20 to whoever
~ EOmay delIver 20 re here my HORSE a.
SADDLH aod Birdie, stolen from the -
Stable OF the Picket Houfe, IN this PIE O, <5~SS
ieit night. The horse isa Iith large bright blv;
mr. Ansics white: full black mane and has bl..e
bic reirS. and, az " eli as The sadie, fslf won
b. T.. HARRISON,
le.D 81 Leeshurg. LGutoun count, Va,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-05-03

SuNDRY USEFUL RscE,PTs.-A hot shov-
el held over vanished furniture, will take out
white spots.
A bit Of glue dissolved in skim-milk and
water. will restore old Grape.
Ribbons Of any kind should be washed in
cold soap suds. and not rinsed.
II your 6at-irons are rough. rub them well
with fine salt. and it will make them smooth.
Oas straw is the best for filling beds. 1t
should be changed once year.
II you are buying . carpet for durability.
choose small figures.
A bit of soap rubbed on the hinges Of
doors will prevent their creaking.
Scotch snuff put on the holes where crick-
ets come out. will destroy them.
Wood ashes and common salt. wet with
water. will stop the cracks Of a stove. and
prevent the smoke from escaping.
A gallon Of strong lye put in abarel Of water
will make it a. soft - rain water.
Half cranberry. bound on . corn. will
soon kill it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-05-03

- Pompey said be once worked for man
Who raised his wages % high that hs could
ocly reach them once in two yean.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-05-03

~ An amusing sword presentation was
made by the officers Of the Ssvsnty-eight
Pennsylvania to their Colonel, WIN. Sirwell.
The presentation speech Of Capt. Gillespie
was Here We are and here Il is. This u
. bully sword. and comes from bully fellows.
Take it. and use II in bully manner" Col.
Sirwsll's reply was: Captain. that wass bully
speech. Let us take a bully drink"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-05-03

A NASHVILLE LADY.-An Eastern cosres-
pondent. writing from Nashville, and speaking
Of a trip though that city, remarks:
A little further and the party passed slowly
by q costly carriage. out IF one Of whose vim
dows was thrust the head Of an elegantly
dressed lady. She was giving some direc.
tions to = liveried darkey that held the rsius;
but looking up Is the party passed sha caught
sight of the Union uniforms. Witha baugh!
as if she had swallowed toad, she spat TO-
ward the ground, and with contemptuous and
expressive grimace cf disgust upon her features.
drew in her head. and threw herself back in
her carriage. Quite possibly such movensnts
are the very hight ofSoutnsTn breeding; further
North, in the land Of Yankees and wooden
clocks, woman who would perpetsats an ct
Of the kind, under similar circumstances woaA
be regarded-wsll, to ~ . esavsaisaG svsgy.
day expression, - no better tAan - sAe.0
be"-s somebody closely akin 70 II not ths
identical scarlet feminine spoken finths Rev.
Citations.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-05-03
OLYMPIA WAGON MANUFACTORY.

Stuart &c Blaclxshear.
VX7OULD inform the citizens of Olym- G4sH
w pia and the surrounding country 2ne-S1H-
that they are now manufacturing WAGONS, CAR
RIAGES and BUGGIES Of all descriptions, from
the best of imported MATERIAL by experienced work.
men, for which WHEAT will be taken in exchange,
delivered at the Tumwater mills. Shop corner Sd
and Chinook Streets.
Olympia, December 8, 1860. Aft