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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-09

Secretary Welles has issued the following
important order for the employment of negroes
in the naval service, which has been sent to
the flag officer of each of the blockading
squadrons
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-09

According to reliable information received
from Richmond, the planters are determin, d
to raise no tobacco this season, and the mil
iary had seized the stock now ON hand Ia
prevent It's falling into the hands Of tho Fed
erals.
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pYsnticesnia.

A South Carolina paper threatens that the
whole Of the United States 'shall be the seat
of war" Then the war will have tremen-
dous seat-bigger even than Humphrey Mar.
shalls
Whilst paper is so exceedingly scarce in the
South, We can't see why the Confederate
authorities nre permitted to waste II by print
ing Confederate notes upon 1t.
An Oregon Editor promises TO "tesr, the
mantle Of hypocrisy from the shoulderS' iOi
u. S. Senator Starke. Would the Editor
lesye tho Senator SIarke naked
Beauregard has gono to Fort Randolph
The trenches of that fort are said to have
been made by Pillow. The Creole will have to
retrench. - -sa
Any United States ofic or should be knocked
out Of a cooked hat who doesn't do his part
towards knocking the rebellion into one.
The rebel forces In Tennessee follow the ex.
ample Of Gen. Price; they are all the time
evacuating. :
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SCHENCK's. SEA WEED TONIC. FOR
- tho onre OF Dyspepsia, Nervous Weakness.
tston Of the Heart, and ali diseases sIisins from
q dlsordered condition Of the Slomsoh q aud Organs
Of Digestion. which are frequently greatly Inn
peTbss Tbs sES WEEDo 3ToNrc i. .,lmu.n, dis,
tilled carefully from the sea weed and kep. winch
are found In great abundance on the sea shore.
pure ss the best Frenoh brandy. and POSSESSES the
peculiar property of enabling the stomach 10 CON
vert the food into healthy chime. aud thus for
toe general health and strength ot the system can
not be maintained This vorderfpl power Of the
Sea Wsed To1io will aooouDt for the Ispidity
IL, and which, unlike other stimuants, does not
leave the system prostrsted when lis se has been
the same manner as Jsmsios Spirits is from the
sugar cane, it 10, therefore, entirely harmless,
and free from the Injurious properties of corn
whisky or aIcolloi' which form the basis OF almost
Tho directions are to take from half 10 a wine
glass full immedIats after each mea, and for the
ana take what he eats well mastiosted. When
the ltomsoh is very weak, and apparently in an
uos.ftss s1s sste tat y better nSthins bur
kind, beef, mutton: lamb, but kInd Of sslt mes t.
beeps marrow is also very good The Tonic aots
direesy o3 the 1000. and turns II to souPy sub
iya pk. }. n. scHENCK win be at his agent. ts,
on Wednesday, February asth, and WednesdsT''
Coughs, Colds. Liver Complaint, Dyspepsis, or
sdvioe without charge, unless they want q tho.
h Nafn esasSrnnator with his Respirometor, then
Pfos Of the Pulmonio Syrup, sI per bottle or ss
Pfios Of SEQ Weed Tonic, 81 Der bottle or ss
Pnee q Msldrske Pills, Is cents Per box.
1e25-Tu6F,lmS
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The War In tennessee.
THE LATEST rRoh MEMPHIs.

I03F-"I- Tue LATENT fROA MEMPHIe. ~
LOUISVILLE, March l0.-An Intelligent gentle.
man from Memphis on Wednesday reports tbs
the citizens there are greatly alarmed at the as
pect OF affairs, but were relylAg on Fort Pillow
near Fort Randolph, for the defense Of the city
Very few troops were at Memphis -
The Legislature had scattered, after several IN
enectual attempts TO transact business
Gov. Harris was greatly excited, and was Aging
about from one southern point OF the State TO an.
other, with little prospect Of succeeding In III,
efforts to rally the people to his aid.
BRIsx sKIRMIsH IN TRNN8ssRg,
-e -eLOUIsvILLR, March 10 --On Friday night las, 4
squad Of cavalry, under the rebel Col John Nor
gan, attacked the Federal pickets, ffteen miles
south Of Nashville, taking two prisoners and s!s
government wagons. :.
"A party Of Ohio cavalry went out In pursuit on
Saturday, attacked the rebels, killing four and
capturing eight, also recovering the six wagons
They are now In hot pursuit Of Morgans gang.
and are confident Of catching them.
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Corn after BuckMheat

L. L. Holden describes, in the Country
Gentleman, the results Of two years when be
planted corn sfter buckUheat, and calls upon
his brother farmers for a solution of the difi-
culties encountered. He says:
1 planted piece Of corn last spring on land
part Of which was buckwheat the year before;
the remainder sward land that had been
moved but one year; and all treated alike as
nearly as possible. A fair coat Of manure was
plowed under, then a slight dressing spread
on top and narrowed in. The corn was all
planted at the same time, the rows running
both ways, bat planted across both parts
The result was, where the buckwheat was
raised the corn was much smaller than on the
sward land, not only in the growth Of stalk
but in the size and number Of ears. In fact
there was q great many hills on the buck
wheat ground that never set an ear, while all
on the sward part was well cared and well
filed. Now what caused this great diferencel
The ground was all alike, sand loan, and
was all seeded with clover and timothy with
oats, two years before, and that part that had
the buckWhsat was not moved at all, bat grass
turned under before sewing the buckwheat.
This was the second time that had planted
corn after buokWheat, and the result the same
both times. I would like to understand the
reason. Brother farmers, please give rs your
experience IN this matter.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Additional frsm Europe BY the City Of Wash
. ,---.t fugton - t'sfs'-' y

l1l-F = Y. fuatcn Ta s''fasi'7 ..
fthad been reported that the Sumter had sp.
pssred pea sa Hyeres, on the south Of France,on the
The patriotic speech Of Minister Adams at the
American celebration Of Washingtons . birthday
at London has been published. Referring to the
memory OF Washington, he said It was we'll for
The country was In the midst Of a crisis long
foreseen aud feared; but by Initiating Washing.
tsn's great Virtues they would conquer and sub.
9s the %sisn g0Ts wsiss to rule
slssf,nstiys Ar assault upon the govsrnnen;
not defeated, must In the end be fatal to freedom
Il involves the Acknowledgement Of the prescrip-
tive right OF sorne men TO rule over their fellows,
and the government must, therefore, fully re-
establish Its fundamental doctrine at every hazard
He eulogiIed President Lincoln Q sadministfation,
and expressed bis full confidence that he would
Mr.. Geo Thompson asserted that the efforts TO
create In England feeling Of hostility 10 The
North had totally failed 7f. - :" ~
Consul Morse denounced the curse Of slavery ss
the sole cause Of the present troubles.
Cyrus w. Field proposed the toa ct ofU England
and America, }" and spoke strongly in favor Of the
maintenance of friendly relations He explained
II was the most earnest desire of the Washington
Government TO maintain amicable relations.
parliamentary proceedings had been enlivened
by challenge from Mr.. ODono2hue TO Cir Robt
Peel for expressions which the former considered
personally offensive. Lord Pamerston q got scent
ofthe affair, and warned Sir Robert against ma.
king himself party TO breach Of privilege, and
brought the affair to the notice Of the House Mr.
oiDonoghue arologized to the House. bat made
some sarcastic remarks reiative 20 Sir Robt Peel
Mr.. Morsefall gave notice In Patiiament that
on the 11th Of March he will move that the
present state OF the national maritime law as II
concerns belllgefsnts and neutrals, is underlined,
unsatisfactory and calls for the early attention OF
the government.
The army estimates show total Of over Hfteen
and quarter milo sterling, slightly In excess
The French Senate continued to debate the
euuress to the Emperor. Prince Napoleon,s strong
remarks attracted considerable attention. Some
members gave utterance 20 strong anti English
sentiments, butwere rebuked by the ministers
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A NJ E R1CAN WATCH E s
FOR AMERICANS! ,-
No More English or French Rubbish, made
70 cell, but net to keep time.

Why should sn American buy foreign Watch,
when be can get better ard cheaper one at home!
Why should an American needlessly enrich
foreign watch manufactures st the expense of our
own artisansl
Why should an American senG gold TO Eng ls nd
and France, our covert but bitter enemies. when
gold Is 30 much needed at homer
Why should an American buy an imported
watch. which, In nine cases out of ten, Will cost
more to keep In order for year. than Its origi-
nal price. and which was never intended 10 kee ,
time under any circumstances
Why shouli Americans not pstronize more
generally American manufactures and thus enan-
clpats themselves from the thraldom Of English
capital, French fashions, and Continental gev-
gsvsl
The American wstoh Compsny's Watches are
particularly adapted for soldiers use, being most
substantially made. and not liable to get out of
order, either In marching. riding, or fighting.
I. Sold By n. w. GAIT &c BRO, 3s4 Pennsyl-
vsnis avenue, Washington.
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
..-. ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents Of the American Watch Company,
fe 8-lm 1s2 broadway, NY.
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sweet Bniier Miniar.

American Agricllturist that to insure thick
cream, and prevent the bitter taste which
winter milk and butter often have, the milk
should be set on the stove after straining, and
heated thoroughly, but not boiled. Z She saws
the quality Of the butter from milk so treated
will be greatly improved. 2. 80 =
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A Battle Supposed to be Going on at New
'-.s '|s -; Madrid,

CAIRO. March 10.-A dispatch from General
Pope's column says his forces have reached New
Madrid. Heavy cannonading has been heard in
that direction. The enemy are said 70 Ae in strong
force there. .. .r,..-.
The total number Of torpedoes found In the
river thus far 10 four hundred.
= Exciting news from New Madrid IL expected
hourly.
Large gangs Of negroes have been working on
Forts Randolph and Piliow, on the Mississippi
river-the former Ezounts lCO guns.
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SWORDS FOR RaPREsEN TATIOr
TIFFANY L CO., siaT e
Nos. $50 and 5J2 BROADWAY, :NEw- YoR =.

w IA.
And No. 10 RUE RfeHxLIxv, IPARs.E I 80
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
OF ALL KINDS OF MILITARY, WAREs
Solicit the attention Of Civic and MILITARY Asso-
eiatlons, Commands on Nat onal or Stats seryfoe
Pstrlotie Clubs and individuals 90 their large
RICH STAFF AMP DRESS. ARMY AND
Their assortment includes the choicest sss1
BLADES OF ENGLISH MANURACTURE.
don worn 5, the oesrs ef lie Br,t'ss n, o. Loa
most approved By experienced European suthorI-
ues the elegantly " ought .,,i.4 91&f.1i " 7 e
BLADES OF sOLINGEN ON TIE RHINE,
in fbre and finish the reoognized modern typss OF
tne ests p1stsa Danaasets Sfsslj the excellent aud
BLADES OF COLLINS, OF HARTFORD,
Besides those OF other domestic fabricants.
oated aitSn the sstsBfsEms Vii be found sfs %
Eeabbsrds being ofsnvER. sILyKR GMT, BRONZE.
PLAIN or FIRE 6mT, crLvER PExrED BuRNIs sr
sTxKL. RIcH EKATHKR eto with bands OF PLAN,
CEASED or EMsosskD SILr. or SOLID sIvER; the
sIa fnlsh. and q sith,f. rssulstfon pattern or
original design Should IN aFt1oe Of = .E
EXTRAORDINARY ELIsANcB,
Of richness and oostIiness not represented In
stoea, ns fese ior Ine.ent.tion. tns ;eapaDih
the choicest works IN gold And silver. and is gen
ersl arrstio resources sre unusuAl guaTantees Of
Its ssyistactory and speedy production. In ansver
e ores5s, designs and ssumssss vIir b promstIy
lndiyfduals purchasing Swords Of Tifsny 90
are informed that every olade htotod 70 tests
ssof
yhg II.tsI imnsdiss pfoef ef ths sxesIlsnes Oh
Wsu usNoguA .Li---1 &-fsSoSI titi- HAW-oo
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IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
.IIAR DEPARTMENT.,

" JAEuARI 81, 1s62.
ORDERED, That the War Department viii be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates TO active military operations In the field.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays TO the business Of the Public.
r. EDWIN NJ. sTANTON,
ta 0-u Secretary OF War.
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CURE-COR RNS-BUNIONS.

M n. rEkDdlAI, surgeon Chitopodlst. from
Vl Psfis, begs 70 Inform Jon that he osn e ffsotu
that the shoe osn be vora i'm nediatelT sf eT the
operation without lno2nvonl.nce. Also Nemoves
Warts and other sseerfuous hesh from the hands
AZ street, neer City Ball. Charges moderate.
AZ Refers to the doctors of W eshi. gton sener-
ally. NH If
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" The deb. sf the State Of New York smounts
TO s91 20. .26i.
" The total number Of Gags lately presented
" rsnnsFlvanis 70 her troops, was ix.I q
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCBD
For W eak Des,sg
Arising from Bxcessss. Hsbits of Dissi,snoz.
EATis u discretion Ahuso.
Anssdsd sfta tAs Foi!Ovise Sy-zrto-s:
Indisp9ston % ExersOn, LOss Of Power.
L<oes % M emorv,. Dinoulty Of RreathInG
Wesk Neryee, TTrmhlirt
AOSrOr of Dleease, wrkefuines0,
OmT - N.sfor. pa. ip the RI, -
univ-rsal LSssitudo Of the Muscular - utsm,
Hot Hapds. Flushing OF the BODY
Orynoss cfthe Ffin, FruptioBs on the Fscs
-..-r. PAiLID coENTENaNCE.
Thess symptoms, II q owed 90 20 On which this
medicine invariably removes. soen 70 lows
IMP0TENCY,FA EPILEPTIC Pits.
b oss Of sktck tAs Pafi~sf =laS ESpss.
Who can ssJ that they ,Vs -5t freSueptly To-
lowed By those "DRRxFUL DisKAsEs.'
INSANITY AND CONsCMPTION.7
Many are tvsrs of the oauss of their suffering,
BUT HofR WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsILUM5
Asd tks MsIsaekoIy DEATHS bV COs,S~sptioA,
pILI AMPLE WITNESS TO TIE fsuTH or TEE
AssKRILoR.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
ssuires the aid Of medicine TO strengthen md
Inugorste the system
kIeh HELMBoLDT EXTRACT BUCHU
sscs~taI ~ does
ssIAL WILL CONVINCE YHI MOST sKKPTIcAL-
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The Gupboat Daee,ah.

BosTosJ March e.-The gunboat Daeetai
brought In to-day the crew Of the schooner idalia
from Philadelphla for Halifax. The idalia wa
abandoned at sea On the 4th instant, In LAT, 20
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OF OFFIcIAL.
DEPARTMENT,

REASURY DEPARTMENT., 2
\ -s rr--. >-r FEBRUARr 9, 1902.
NOTICE Il HEREBY siyRS Of the reedines Of
this Department to redeem, The Treasury notes
payable IN one year from date, authorized by the
oct Of Congress approved December aad, 1867, aud
the Treasury notes payable In sixty days from
date, authorized by the act Of Congress approved
h,y1bIfcer4 - -fsfzstE Fs-. -
~ "aicn, hooArsy j. ,4.saa--a IL = .4g ,sr-s.-, -.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above issies
win cease on the 7th day Of April next by terms
Of those scn respectively. fes-tap7
nEPARTMENT OF STATE, -'-i -.
~ WASHINGTON, January IS, ls62.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Memben OF Congress on buEiness on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the frst Of next
month. E-f ..E.a... .... -.
Jan s7.t WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
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ROoTs AND SHOES TO SUIT tn
NOTICE.


&ks
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY"
S, 0Hss' fEs e sss PSSS sSs ssIl.s
Hes;y fEei!hts, P.esHes, yauables. Money, ae.
Expresses 70 and bom the North and West de-
psrt from and arrive IN w ashington twice daily,
vslsabt Messengers.
KALI" our usual rates,
an Sooa. fOT the 2eslled ''Consedsr.ts States"
md Al Articles Contrsbsnd Of waro Will be
RHFHsHp.
Our Expresses Iesve New York st I, g. and p.
NJ arriving In Wsshiaston 1t "A. N. and Lss
Exlresees Leave Philsdel,his NJ sS A. M. AND
nP' NJ arriving In Washington At $50 =. NJ. and
Expresses leave Bs tiInore st an A, nj. and Up
Lsrrtvins In Washington At 4 NJ and 81
wE.RTe.,cs for .ll Poi9t. Nerts sna west leave
Special Contracts for large Susntitles Of Freaght
can be made on aR 2 ioston 20 thls tIfbce.
All Goods called for and delivered TrsS of hxtrs
charges. e. w, PARSONS,
- egDt Adams ExRress ComRSns,
washington, August =. 1851. an H-n
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The Frisate Vermont,

Boston, March s.-The y. s. sloors of.wal
Dacotah and San Jacinto have arrived from a
cruise In search Of the frigate Vermont. They
report that they saw nothing Of her.
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~MATORRBCEA- "A rermsnent and last
i2g CURE fnr ,his terrible disease may, be
obtained oil the Advertiser, who has thus
CURED himself and. subsss Geat atly nnndr, de OF 9th
ers Enclose one stamp. and address Fox ITS,
OnarleetOwn, NJ ass. NH In
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g 4 MYERS, having anderstood that .sv.
p. eral travelling Pedlars ravng represented that
they are coanected with ths!r house, and selling
forming tss trade that thoy are In no way oon-
ne3ted With any hopso or agents in tlis eity.
Building w aShlngtOn.- fea
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REMALES-FEM
OLD OR YoUN6, SINGLE, MARRLED, Oh
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
IN Mdsy Aftcfieng Psesltag 20 ERlaIs
the Extract Buobn ~ uneSpallrd by sny-othsT .eD-
PClnfulness, or Suppression O' CustorIars Syeo-
uatIon liberated OF SchlrTOus state Of the Ute
rus, f,eucorrhea or Whites, SterilIty. and for ell
oompaints incident 20 the sex, whether arising
from Indiscretiou. Bablts OF Dtsspatcp. or IN tie
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFEg
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
40 FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHoST II.
Z1ks ne ssefs SsIsaE, kt.ss-f - USeiss,sSs
Asdteiss Jg CsP,saSast sd Oaagsress
Diseases.
RELhBOLD'S EXTRlcY BUCHu
SECRET DISEASES
ni.t. % o. no sSsHs. 10 Diet d % tBsSsl tntts hIlsDs'
:. And no hzpossHs.
oeoses uetn,.nt desire q. gives strength -
Preventing sR1 Curing StTietures OF the Cretsrs
=, AilhJlnE 4 e4n and Inflammation, =, -
ne1uent II the oias! Of d seases ano expelInf
PessoSoss, DsSsaSsd, GHd VoTs OEG Mattss.
faogsANDs UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN TIE VICTIMS on
QUACRS,
and no have paid kSapV fsss to be cured IN Eher1
sfoisoS" has. by the use Of ''yOsrJsI ssiTtSsssss
ee:2 Srlse q N .as system, 10 bTsAf ora IN a aI
FEkHlSs xFrxk kA RAGE
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REAbERs IN WATCHES Would do well 20
~ oal and examine the stock of 3. & J. hlYERS,
which they are selag ~ per cent. 10 Wer than apy
other house IN the olty. 10 WsshinEtOn Build.
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WATCH MAKERS Will save time and trou oil.
W by calling on 3. q J. MYERS 10 purchase
watch Materials, Watoh Glasses. Tools, and
geWeIlsTs' Jobbins Materials. 10 WASHING ton
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sll 6fseH ans anG dreaEes oftE
URINARY CRGAEs,
vAstAsr sxsuns in
MAILS On rEzALx
frsn wsaferer esuse ~ -siustlnE and no mattsr
HI" LONG STANDING.
Direz.efOtshcse Organs reSpI the AID Of d.
RRBMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUcHU
u sHB GREAT DIURETIc,
b. S.T:is s,:9 e s,y: .ss sssE:s eject IN
EvIDxscx OF fEI Eosf zEsPossrrLr AID m
LIA1L1 oHLRAcrKR
vult>ossnssny the medicines.
cERvlFIctTEs oF CURES,
S''' ":a scaEs6E aISs AND FAS;E.
- 20
"FRYSlcIANS" PLElsB -HoTToE.s
WHhAKn NO sHoRnT" OF "IEeRzDIInys."
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU
10 composed Of Buehu, Cuhebs and Juniper Bsrr,ss
selected with rreot care b. competent dr1rrisI
PRE- PACED IN VsoUo,
" a
rseneAl and Analytical Chemist. and SOL MAJ
WLMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
LEEDI'.
Pssson.Ily syrssrsd Defo5. ne. a. AIdermsnr
ssIn no n.IOOsO. no uereuFy, OF other iHisrSSss
- = ~ -" d. +. HELmBuLD.
sor ssvorp and @ .sbssribsd ssfSTs & m, t6I.n q dsys
-. -. Alderman. Ninth st.. ABOVE Race. Pas
hsLc cast ----.s .... rr.-.
a1s PHYSICIANS IN LrTEnDLNcB
FROM A. n. 10 p. n.
Price u per bsttis, OF ala fsr ss.
Dsli.s.sa 70 any address. securely ,sekss
Address letters for infernshsr In esnfds %
n. =. HELMBOLD, CRss ia,
Dspst, lot sosth tenth 81. below chestnst Pas
SCI BEWARE OF oosNYRRFRITs
AND BNYklNCIYLED DA LRRS
Who sndesver 20 dIrrcse "of lhesr svp,
"otner" articles on The repntatio- ~llainee
Hslssssa6Ps 6ssssss PrsY~rsssss,
~ --.l-~@ EssAu Bss-s,
a e---oc ss,ssysyS14.
3 ia 10 g. 's-- 81 I.srs,sI ksss s.sL.
sHrE a. .F#.i fra HcrsF re.- -..- ---F---
Sold By .. .. WAITE. Z. D. s1xAE, ssxs
WILT. 8. Q. FsaN q b. EEyv1srLI, n
hAIoR, d b. CLAM, kI.1Ezl . kAIrusx.J
4. hAIs1. Wz<AlIEtsa as< essrEstsvA.
LAND ALL DRyssIsrs ETIkIERxk1.
SEQ Ask yu8 mLNsoLpp. -' -
1-e- sl-l LIS -E1sa 50 -..f.a r. ras5
s.7c-ssp ssois IAKx no oIHR.
= .1hG-ssk - ISIS Er. Egs.-1t-s- 81 H.-.
JSu1sst,sAeafvsrns kkss<l ief d.
)AsD AvoiDnposfsIoH nj xrossna
Dssssss Synpssas - - os~~s..sss..s.
ssssss'''s' .sv,s' srss
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:s'lSs sssSIss ~ sssa SssS SssSSS g: :'s {
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462 Nss. 9. .sY .WsYtRTHEtssnEE n tss { Goa. 4f,4
-o-sE..s5 u, OySoftts tks Post nGcs, -. =. q
OFF z, 81 the,I ,tOet Of " iNEs. BRANDIEs, GINS,
OQNOALS, etq., also their lerGe assortment Of
SE6ARS, T0BkCOQ, gANCY GOODS. etc.,
for sale az Wholesale Pnces. .
1PHlA CREAM ALE, In keEs and bottles, for
bars or family use The puhlic II, genera are re-
splsndid stock OF foods, ~ 80 - A'u
- > a. e.WERTHEIMER co.. q.
ID .a.. saa- 462 and 464 Seventh street
&c H-Sm - oppo. Post Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-11
A BLACK "UNION MAN.

Allen, slave of Richard Whitfield, wa
yesterday arrested BY Officer ChslkIey, Of tn
city police, on the charge of having proclaim
cd that "Jeff. Davis was a rebel, and that b
lAllen) acknowledged no man as his master.
This fellow should be whipped every day unit
he confssses what white man put these notion
In his head.-RiehmOn4 Ez4mtnsr o
THuTs1av
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-11

We learn through a gentlemen Just from
Knoxville, Tenn, that Parson Brownloy is still
lying very Ill at his home, and is not expected
to recover. His house is guarded constantly
By detachment Of soldiers.-Lyneh5zrg
RirgiHiaN. .-
The East TennesseeaD, published at Knox
vile, has been suspended.