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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
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BALTfkoRE 4 OHIO RAILROAE

0A1I1EOhE q OhlO HA1AnOAti
~ IL Es
PASSENGER TRAINS FROM WASHING.
Os ANs ArsxR SUNDAY, MAY 25th. 1863.
SHR RASsEssKs raAlsf .FSHsss
wAsHISaf0w, BALTlMGEh. Arb
THE WEST
VIII TEL a, fctioTs:
Fs.s Dss!s Ttasns bstvsss Washington asi Bs'
stsro-s-Tro Daily 7,niSs ostHsan Wdsi-
sHsson and IL. Fs,t--0n SxrdHrs, .,ss
Tratrs to Ba!tgrlors and css Is
As VEST.
Passengers for Ehe West H'asi2f cjc,t conD,o-
hens 8; Was95 1 !nro.oJ1 r tsat VII The
&C lore, saiss OF Fars taos BY SAY o,asr ..ss,
fct tHflADbLPHla arc .c'N YUEa-
Leave " san ns con at 5 = nl..I's H. IT. 5 > ~.
For ATNAPULls--Lssve " ,shin:.oa 81 "a:
" u - sCa hLL srI:'Ts WEE
road ieaye "r:hIp; .Cu st-.;H 4. -. and ~.
and en- S. ldats az p. Il.
RRA!NS MOVING suura.
Leave Nov fcrk cS7s n Fhitds!Sa.8 Il -, :.
~; Baltimore s.4s D. Arfls" =, Wasa,ar .oG -
L;,ye New York .,ss n; fal,s4o,,p.s lc % :.
"a Baltimore sso =. II. arrive =! Nsai,ins .SE
Lesv. New York 81 IL p IL; Pi.iisd:...s.L ~ a
n Baltimore $40 4, III. Arrive At n erh,r..9s
toosI ACCOMMODATION TraiaK !SAye tsL'.l,nara
:. 10 =: ~ ara = 10 a. 10, y Ashlns:" H; arrive
iDS'e Ef IL h IL. anr wv p. IT,
On SIad.Is st 80 and 74H a. To- Only ram rs.i-
uiOre. No AnrssnjiS op91ec.lcn5 or Sgc-.y grcf1
Baltimore or Washington,
fasssaser. iesvtgs WASHINGTON 8. 10 : y.
and k.0O ?. NJ, and Baltimore 80 ~ =. 81:
10 r. &C.. Hske connections 81 Wsr:li1gt0n june
ten OK az win tra!Ie NJ n.lLims u 7rI ttaiS
RaIiosd' ior a! points West Of tHc ,.5.o rir4r:
apG for al points hiorE tho lire 81 Ia t;alT0 :.
OElo road, IN msfJia25 aI3 Virginia.
ETsins e--s .DGsf'..f i2I ,sa,i .T!>rH 81 }Vtrh
hEtGn daily. esesst SGnQayg. 3. kt5 u. bH! : 81
sN.
n. ii ~ s.ld p. m. and BsTTa0r. - S1,ni TT
Z. Ia:. end y = n, sop of:JS az haHn$y- - en3
F2AttsgtoS .InScslcns,
~WaJ Passengers musi tsEs tAt 4:eG", a;!s;,.a
TfSek, e~|y. w Z, attn.
~ 81 hSeSs: 1f T5autf-- GH:-.H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

-. IA ..:LcH5 8 49,
EEE=ERT Origins,
PThtiksy eE-Is.,E ~
E&+E On FEPsLT
fFs: Eas FGr ssIs Ing, ars 90 s,s..,y .;
EsY AvG1 STANDING.
Sisz.sss a. e. Ess rrt:ss rassIrs Sss aid asa
p.GEEfIU.
.ZTtRgcs F'P EEEfsSg EgsHg rs Srr
gSSEY GEsaErTy,
f.sd is s,rerS - sETs t,s J,suse ecee, m -,
s,.-&az
Sc Ua:sI III - sEOCMaENsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
o. NUTlCE

NUTICE
~ eIhsc.iOsr hss just e7,Iei \ BALLOON.
tfst.iii.J tnrGishsi for tne Accommodation Il
Gs-tletret snc q iss.
s-%ost vll Ind Is new saIooo vsry ccuyepi M
<c-rs tns' okE sivsys BE- select and nave -
Shaiees F'er axes and Cream for lrnch
= zlN &c .I-l5i n tnl. aIEy
~ a sfiYEss ROOM FOR sdi,s ana Cbiid-tn.
pAf GOfs 4Sb Eleventh 81,
hetxs6g ., nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

II meeting Of presidents Of railro ads lead.
q from Cincinnati was held In tia. ciry on Sat
1r0sy. August Q, Al which &: was agreed to sd-
vssce TIE faxes on aH3 after Sept nber 1 , about
Ave sents on sTsry fare that exceeds thirty cent?
20 meet tbs tax levied by tbs Geaerll Severn
iaest, Of per cent IN tue gross receipts Of pas
cot yer fares The advance 10 through farce wa.
- es estiled hv q soEvant.OH az ticket agents To
- held ~ CievelGEd II WA u1deratoo6 that tho
sivHnC-s IA ;he fare 70 New York would De tbca
dollar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
D,s. J. Z. ELsI,EhH'e VOLCANIC or ITw.
IEgNT,

Lss esss a. fsfsss - tvs ivsTis fsS Es1 60 gjsfs
rits 5 IS Of hsnaF nelny4 f.ye bsss .ev.l
yl.as bio Lihlmsn.. 1t WI sth5.s Pair sii:.i.is
sasLt.a,. feIcaai, "a ftasSssi $iI. i::,s tsr
iSa5s!ss ioL t.L!Js,-, CS1:iso9sl &iSy -
rassf SI s IN tht !sla:s, Afssst %
~. aEfs 2;c ssoa eeesctle o. Esr.clc PoI
81 az - S2 ~, o. 81, ptn It il = Infaihs
as ssay Kts5 !sf ss sn a 11e .ed il4:''a
r..n..Ls: E.rIner.. or Enr one aasinT charge 9.
aIb III III save n"':y ~ r,in! t!eLrss Wei
cs!e +. &siir, sprhlrz, g. lfes, sciiIn!, I.a1ns-
s.ss sYFsr. Wognia tcrtane. OF az eEtsrsl
"a. ). e st.ffAl, aais pFoi1e,or,
@it:n Z. ss1s.s scat, ezsi ~ go 5. 1.
- 10: 10 g III So -ls Ia. ..s s "a.
F'sEi.tse x EsE&I Ls:;ays Pa:.=! 60 Eax,sus.
&as leh1:,s5 y ne Seas 81 sas E:s!i 90 Pssr-
St,'sss ss sSTss, Esd .i' iEs3sr:sI -s!,sEs ~
81, JRkSat:i5AE ms.L
iAs sssei - 19s5! t:L EELAsasss. s.xs
smsist.s I'D se e;,tsH tss.osts. eli ,rseos q,
.as.s cia3raStn, tcf VIII. C8Fa;sa aps Cuoebs
ass f '9ssES p. e a 81 sfs ,s 20 ss
!. T. gre. .Hs 8 's,s:! Il s: y.r,.
Sc, O.; ia. ;9es 2: !: g @!sE 90 oil Al second
~ obs s Hfe:fsc a.soG Iss o.
80 VEG. a.! t.t 81. .r<Ili-. n .ae world cannot
-rE7vf IS!S5Es4l Mes. L. aat sr- sllfe de-
v-i" y .&sso or si;e, saG of b.! n%ufsar.nS eaa-
sea kneT SIS IN tAo form OF = los:r.s, ard may
- d t:s seiist t15la q. ass s.ar rss bcpr N q
ass!:G. 'AA 'eSr
eclS Il ~ sssf. =. Es saaa. - lear ~ oasea II
go -! 81, hlq 40 isd os.es. khus ssTint O., az
81 ~ aote.s,e sh4 retail by DIX, II. e. BAR.
~ ~ lsa ECKER aress, e doors from Mac
As".Si AH5SsI, Nos fcrk, sCiLpediAtsIy OF 70
5eigt o. rena,tSs55s, Az. BABaow viii forwsrx
s't"feLsT 70 aay etdI Of t.a world. securely
- tae writer = : ~ ' 'A'
rEolshea Use by isa. BARROW, tat popular
sru Fsaatua III iisnsfssed mediasl work, NnnAS
i.ili,, Prioe IS certs, F,ls3Srlar Gne Book car
e. 5. 2psaAs2 ?; Ests;El s.tkh't:J tea &. c. FORD,
:" % ia .Ss. Y. = esii-tT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

gEEMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.
"RIGHL y CONCENTRATED
CONPO UND FL UID EXTRACT b UCHs
A Positive and spec &c Remedy
For Dtssases OF THE BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, AID DROPsiCAL swELLINSH.
This tfsdIoias lncrea :es the power of Dscs-
uou. Snd excite. the ABsORBENTe into heai-
n, .otior, Ivy which the WhTERY OR CAL
CAREoUs dspo,itions, ard al UNNATURAL
sNL,lA4HaESTS SO reduced, &c vel O,
PAIN AND IHFL sMMATInT. and 10 good for
sEK, WOHES, OK CRILDSER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
e. eCaAEIDEg's
~ IMPROVED pAy1Fg
WAITER CLOSET OR CLOSE GTOcLs,

Essrfssts, EsfsIs ard Pftprts Es--n5s,,
Ihese stQols efe made Wholly uf ne ~. .re per-
{ecAy frcc from ucli. cannot s-t o. order au
bslBE Iorssbis. arc the moe. oyntsser. ary,Ca s In
use. 1hoy EhVe bten sdoPied In al ttc :. :. ;!os-
kltsls, Ge. Thsy nav be had IL suf svEctitY O a.
PnSntes, No. ST1 p. aseuus. u, iE.l q, wash.
tns0n ~ ~ /. sT%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
4S.kS FITTING. &c.

TE =. 80 ? - -,
n q t&tS i.sa III - g. SsdS ii tra via
- rsLv l-ay SO vGT9Trc ~ sha
Pm SsE9. GAS 81 S.EsN F.ETiS6
FEaisi ss~iE.
~ bts.s eE s.s .s-fFi, l'T5 S.-.. Eafsr 81 "a.
= - y t.,3 i.sT E. fe=ES - Ty,s PC.
., J = Z. = x - -f+ o, AZ =, ~ & = re
80 Etsi- ~ = go 49, 3f-i-
ri e. . ii rs EAa
~ - 'syC a. s-sEs. 1.l.a -Ir ,.Fi r.5.s - g Il.
3! ir9T SIS 81 cs.xrsv FI.- resis IA and Eesisls
i.s3 Wish, ssT3CT - Etyis - anything asse:oisTa
ait7 II il sue z.lI.rkal. We l.vlSsCIt.o7s -nsrA
- = ssl 2Qd esElGE aItr ::ccs 6. II =.s aset
* :T,5, tS.g,. cn1fd 0,.t .ES. VA hsvf eEs -ags
m go stock ~ " sEh GS.:..
a ,Yegs - .he sbGTt Lac .EirGa.tl ks .y. cETe
Y, ~ :c.-sgtlr S.tt..sss TO
Sy+:an y A.SEaa.
s,stf-E $50 ID EtyeSk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

a6LASoLD'S EXTRACT BUcHS,
For wsakresset
k.nInt ;T,r sIc:.ces. Habits Of DiBsipa;ss,
Exr.y IndisoTs.lor Or Abuse,
kHsndsi ,eth .!s fsIlosri~s Sya1soHt:
In1jssos,ti 80 40 ExoT;isu Lonof Fever
Lo,s CT II slaorg, ealtF of Breathing
Weak reT-ca. Trembling
HcrT~. -. ik...rc Waksfu nssz
y ninBas cf JisIoB, Pain In toe Beok
UHIversa LsssItrce OF tns Mp.culer Systs,n.
8,,s GaIub, ElufhiRG OF tns bo.f
Dr,neas q sac Skin, Eruetions on the Face
PaLLIE COBNTBNARCE,
fhese 81 mPLoms, II Ellnvsd to so On, which shls
LkiFOFEHCY, FATUITY, EPILHPT!C FITS,
IL one % which tho Ps.cn. may expire.
who on en- tnst thcT are rot freapeahy foi-
lovsd nv those "DIBEFUL DiSEASBs."
INSANITY AND CONsUMPI0N."
Ran, ern aware CO o.. csuso Of thsi- suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
TEE RECORDS OF THE INSANE hST-
i.UME,
$50 ths !.;eLa.oha!1 DsstAs BY Cepss@yfSer,
sKAR AMPLE wITSsss 10 Tx rRuYH OF This
AssERYioH.
HE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WiFH GRshNIC WEAKNESS.
Zoe sires She aid Of mscicine
20 rtr.n1tbsa and
Iavigorats the System.
Ss@eA RELtEB0LB's EXTRACT pCEV &C.
~aT3=bIs does.
rfikL WILL ssavIsss rHH sosY sIkyY.rkls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

R DR. JOHNSTON.
a A alORk
LcCA osPIrAL,
Has d'ssovsrsdts. most Certain, SPEEDY ssI sals
EVsc:nr! Rs.ssdy ~ the World,
FOR ALI. DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
LET NO FALSE DELICkcY PREVENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

IN LINDEN.
DIVISION i9 osrtz
s<isss 4 Nt.iisEy Exercises, zee re. edltloa s,
FIS a Ixstsl5s pcas sd,tion; 70 o.a,s.
20 E,cIs - us hiItsTy IIcGCIsry, rocket
cdllol; q -
haaas. of Nj Larry Law, p ekst EDITION oIsS.
Soi. = oo-, Oh dliitsry ..eohIssl; rs,
Steo o AsLioa And Dafsnce " Uutposts: a :7n
"ssaIn a. lIiszfJ st~o. isaa 1st,,
trtl'es OF AZ 5Isa; PoseTr; 9 Sc,
Jsrrs's ,-:z.. =! = 4 4 Operations Il
vtSle q = o. &c p II sU.s; $50,
tx f,uI1.f o. :: - 2'r.y.., A. .fi,,,.
IN sG.t 81 Q rs.
= ., q AID OK 70. r ID gerylo.; S2s..
=. = / - zr|a g GiR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

lse9l guE rtte-
Pennsylvania Central RslltaaG.
90 sslsl s's;'Lf.
with i;c ,:cGnsCGClE'
a FIRST CLASS ECCEE
70 kiI EEii. ~ - Et.Tsg 'tftGF
SPEED. SAFETY AID COMFORT.
STONE BAMLkEEt2 AFS
ERIE FROM DEay.
= BAS6Ag 4 CEsCgED gERJgsa
From BAAEIHGRE'
sHsxx okIas YeAIgs ge1a
"HikANELFHlA ga PEaTsitrstfiB3
3wo o. .hs.a ,Ilsl-s
1LatE essFF:TIG la ~ r.E3I.tGa-
With tTf. cE O. ahe
iDRfH&yS TEhIyRAI 2hIts Esfkfrf
and forming
TIE 6RHAi' CSNTRGh i...UTE ,
saazt
WARRINGTON Arb BAETf,ryfa
70 ali ponss a the
W "~+T AXE SlrTN~hI'F,
r-f" Is. sasva.s,s on-s
of ~ \ CO. -, "a = - =
corner of Sixth street .pd Psnnsvivs. srenue
Wsahn&tcn. ana % vet ssaiicIi hts''19.2,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03


sS!sNSsS S!sssssss Csrs a.. 81 Wash! 1ratas
S5tsSssaS Ssisais CaTs on at :F4S1:i
FROM WkRS ,fHIts{
Passengers Will take the = ~. si ,. =. ;rt.'ts
arrivina Ia bait.IncFe At TSD II. ~ az -. p n.
Ghors cioEo conn sotlcL1 GTs nale Vitl t:nicg ,.
tie Northern Central X, r., and arrive II ff.gr.r
cers e. nS ,. q. sna 3ts n :rc?c Guage ,Elus
glta INC Salnf Oh sne PshnsT ytIi& CsrFr9
Eeitrsaa Isl 81 per.s III tEs 'r.sS
fEEiaEge.
~ nts IsHss, sreigh.k Of ali je53r :! -nI ra@ :,
tSrEArccG 30 ana trarl s1y point on shc Etir pseg
eI Ohlo, kenaloky, lAdlanh, iIlinoi#, F3JzaCnE.si
teya, or MlgsGari, ty RGsigcT6 GirssS
6tpencEJ ivaHig Central Railroad = - cclas4-.
HtlsssourK Win StsGpbrs, By Ualeh > ,rTs "a :
ssctweFe e to any sort or tIo UEic 7,",6i?sHzy
Aenseoky. Iornessees Caunsrisnu, EItig.. 4 Isl.
ssipgl, iseonslu, 'e,9ucI, EsurEs, al ss.3ss4-
and ed ite!s; an2 hS Cleveland, .is;.duay4 Fr4
ES!csTo Wiz steamers To- al N.uTtl Tf6. .ir Il -,
= sfohar.s end .hi SysTE sFSrIs.ln= SI3 tr7,,r"r
sAS,ra 81 tsetr FTsts az - TIA Ccyr-..-, can =.
Flss tslkaspcs or III yscotv trIEEjt
tAE RATES % t'sSisii'f - .rd rror. &c
SeiAs "a ass Wsss, - AS PoEEsJ!yzv2A Ca-s.u.
k&llrseS. srs &C al riTsef ss festTa.y. ., .,
:Asrss4s ~ as:g kai:ycs,! t1Ts,nsis-.
nbs ss's,'ssf to lI'ask sessas - va "Est
EAakAW 4 kSCws, Fr.ishs i Saas.,
s.socy ssA a %9;ls 1 arss.; 3, ,>@p
y, \, EpFrY. se1'l Fiaksl AS, rE!!aco,.;S.s
e. q, GO1SSCr. acs' rr.7.ks s!apt 49,
tairhiss - a.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

'E'r .s!liTA.Y cgFlCErE ks,D CTaEsg
Efr"!.siGs'S 9ENEIFs lqA!A DYE.
G,Jss Ben IL la f.SSl!,
T-'ss -. EaiaksG s-:a .la.ssI:;7 "a %: Eesa4
sa,@ , 81 D7st:,stz; An. .. ;.-14.|sr's @at..,
49, 5.fs SRA rY. - seas Ht.c9. ss- = r. 80.
40 80
H'F:.'a tnr .'i:.'. ':.2 psc0'. s,*r"s, e.,'s
L:-a.as GA t.ss: = C. - ~ tcG, Sc
;'.-+sy ~ H;;s= - lrts rs is~-Fsv,-1 -
= 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
PsNsi-N OFFI5s. JrvT srr, 1901.

20 ALL Ta0A ~ Hay CONCERH.
c-1SNa2Sn evl2S Gesl u,slss l.adsr &c ssi u
90 sefe, 10, Iof Il? TS.s5ds q tbs Lspd - ar
CTS ssaeTibec Esrsirs vt,i2l as alleged 20 hsye
S~a cst ~ DESTROYED, notice il hereby given thas
a me az TO- gl1g the Gescr uiiou 81 ZACH Wa
ISat EfS CsInHonia, OF like tenor, viii 90 L.
i.sd: u T., wand objsctlon sIould then appear
saad -. raat eeItIkcxss 40 67,s-s, isr 90 res,
sC IL % FsoTsa =, ls47. In favor CT Edward
sta,1R Oh capt orOsn' COG,pany BAIL on o!
saofpio V.ipntesrs, N he SN viik Msxlco.-
inaNpH q. BAaKErs.
HC~r Is:EH-. IONl rs 'Nn,K.nS
= ScsA 81 SGf iOSe.lH.s 50 ansle assgfihett
ffeas SiE'Jca, or 'ost oho CO ssy le7 IL suali
ots "a simeTss. and Ve.hngs, more than our
Hso. :. 81, sem medium - to Extra acser
a. 90 rTn Ia s>it CORES soEGeol5 send
&c Lev rap ie4 Gsly -
oEe prioe oIiy marked In pain sgurss.
= iasassueo oissook iiElles DO ob.lsatIon TO
PaohSse PEi6Y e DhO.,
s>oFPEES sATsAufU- EDHiLL:s s, s-rt,
pres Kyciutlons OF the Lils 30 tonis,
US priorltiss of War, London d Is,
: 1t SSSIa.ers Ns4na; y ccn.a, -,-.'-..
FiS Ga Ss.onss EIefci o ana Skiyntsher,s Drill;
q cets. 1900
= $40 thu Zouyye Drill q csnts,
so-nA-e e > eV hv :, snuA, LONDON I9 csnt1,
s.eI OF >.rsi 9ET. vih Maos, Lon .oa "a 20,
t ;AYiI Io cS = o. = axi, o u War; ~ Cent?,
lriao" oui s-l's heo-r II Wa LoIdsn ~ "a
tL.no AM ifstiEcilo.s IL ihs Art Of
'2niars Campaign OF Water. co az 0snts,
- FkANCh TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

Z T sUnEE'> WEE 8HD bgUG ssosE
= l15 a .vcncS, s0G;a sIjs, TIE esbc can ts
ssc- Led az ARE 'iejIcirSs Alro, al tho pop,l-
~ - VsI'tSe,t Sisd cla,s Of the day, Iogsttsr
.tit@ A. sass Cf IoisS AItIces, e.o. CIsII 5,
III Trs fa,ifeglsr csc u,ad In tI.sans;s.
Z ssio' I.6' sFs--F ssiaD. p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
FRMALES-- PEMdLES-F FEMALES,

skKEEo SoKx 8sLsAs 10 snsvaY. OF vrpLEkH-
sSr 81 sDIcIrHs s3F SnfLEsstET AND DArsEkos=
s-IELsIa.
KELMBOLDS EXTRACT RgcEs
CERES
SECRET DISEASES
IL Iii sheir Etsses, At little ExsenEs
kItis 10 cisGss az Die, no ia7oayeuienrs,
Ar.d 80 srrosrfs.
Il cInccs heqEsnt cetire Ind gives strength 10
CTlE.ts tLsrecy removing obstructlors
Preventing art Curing strictures Of the Ureth-a
4 s,ins p2ia and InSemmaticn, no frsSuen: in
tEo clszs Of tlsaSse1, enf expeing AU Ps:ss4os.s
La:sd:ed e,id ssc-r or: Mstfey.
-roUtANps rPos 1HopsANps
WHO REVs BEEN THE VICTIMS o.
GUeCES.
snJ vho hays PAID KKAvv yzss 20 be cured IA >
sacr. time, hsys toIcd :dey we're teoeiy.a. a.s
.laG tie POISON hsa, y he Iae o!"foEE2gVs
.r9TTTg--Ts," nrcc e,,oa ue in tho Cyst.ls. %
kse1E Cat III Ea stsrsv atsi form. and
FbHLE.PE OYER HAI9IXE1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

SS!snssS S!s,ssns Csss a.. 81 Nash! lrat:i
SAssSssss Ssisais Cars on AT :f4Sei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

~ - ~ q = y : 49,
E: s:; u 49,: :: ~: M d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

DaSSSShsEGGSs As : q s.1. VIZ II S.ns
Shtnse Of dsss feSissd Il Is % Eps-
IA WI NOT iArn the nsDsf delioste con
sEsstsop, AZ contA g ae slss~sss, Prio-
Pal1da,shias and Il Waxns1SscI ~ : .. ,t,Ee
9. - ayeet AZ p. sss.; u a nlEsssrls. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

IL IL prefsrrst Psrtie: wiziiIar 70 order otixi
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

On Tuesday afternoon we paid q visit 10 the
" Confederate Arms Factory Of Messrs Froe-
ich & Estvan in the lower part Of town. 1t j.
comparatively but yesterday-the time can hard
w be counted by mOnths-sinCe, ON the site Of
the factory (Ir. Dudley's Milis,) there was ONLY
the usual fixtures Of q saw mill and planning
machinery. Now there are facilities for turning
out nine hundred cavalry sa.5sT blades per week.
or will be by next week. We would have said.
cavalry sabeTs, bat that the difficulty IN making
the scabbards has not yet been fully overcome,
bus it soon will be, and then the factory Will be
able to put sworda IN the hands Of q whole cay
airy regiment every week.
We saw the operations Of fo-ging the blades
grinding and polishing them-tgmpsriug and fit
ing them with handles, involving sUndry opera
tons, and requiring the services Of men Of many
trades. The factory has, turned oRt aud is tuun.
ing ont lances, sa5er bayonets, o~iic8rs' swords,
cavalry saDsrs, artillery swords, snd we suppose
81 other cutting sticking and stabb-ng utensils.
Wilmington N. O. JoHrsai.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

The Cincinnati Commercial, one Of the most
untiring free-nigger organs in the old United
States, does not seem particularly we'll pleased
with the message If we may judge by the follow
ing comment
The review Of the progress Of the war is not
delicious, and some Of the statements made are
not distinguished for exact accordance with the
facts. The information that Missouri is now
comparatively quiet" viii be news to the IN
happy people Of that State. We find in this pOr-
ton of the message testimony that corrOborstes
the assurance we had some time ago, from good
authority, that the President IS too busy in dis
charging the duties Of his Office to Tesd newspa-
pers. For readers will suppress q smile at the
sort Of reference that is made TO the retirement
of General Scott, and the appointment Of Gen
ersl Mcclellan as general-in-chief Of the army.
The profound paragraph in which we are treated
to a discussion on the proposition that zone bad
general is better than two good ones" is especi-
ally entertaining. The intention, probably, was
to make a very discreet notice OF the evils which
had been endured when Generals Scott and Nc
Clellan were both in command, but it would be
cruelty as well as inconsistent with the remark
about two generals, - to draw the inference that
the President congratulsses himself upon having
only "One bad general" in Mcclellan In fact,
Seward ought to have revised that paragraph.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02
rRIEGRapH

A few DAYS since we copied and commented
mon an article from a Nashville contemporary, IN
which the editor oomplsined Of the outrageous
7neficienev. mismAnagement and extortion, eG
ereissd by those who at present have the, self
assumed, control Of telegraph news reports
These evils have been tolerated until they have
grown into an Insuferable nuisance, which
the press owes it to its self-resPect 10 get nd OF
at once and forever.
It only requires energetic and concerted action
on the part Of newspaper publishers, in a few OF
the leading cities, to establish al Association Of
thsir own, throw overheard the ineompetents
who have struggled themselves into comfortable
places, the duties Of which they are not qualified
70 perform, and select In their stead men Of
education sense and discrimination, as agents for
the dissemination Of the news. We want men
whose standing aud character viii insure them
access - all legitimate fountains Of information
who have sufficient sense and judgment to dis
criminate between truth and fslsehOod, and who
have too much regard for their own reputation
TO risk it by the transmission Of every idle
runor which may be set saOst, however PalPable
its abscrdity, or malignant its design.
Il was suggested by us that a convention Of
newspaper men be held at some central and SC
cessible point, for the purpose Of forming such
an association as may be required, so as to bring
the matter under the control Of the press and AZ
rest the growing evils Of The system under which
We now suffer. We named Atlanta, Ga, as a
convenient point for the meeting Of q convention
for the purposes indicated. Since that paragraph
was written, we learn that q call has been issued
tor such a meeting to be held at Huntsville, Ala
We have not seen q copy Of the circular, sDd
henos Go not know BY whom it was issued. We
have 10 choice as to the place Of meeting We
only desire to see some step taken to bring about
s much needed reform.
There Is no need of a meeting for any otheI
purpose than action. II the press Of other citiS
are satisfied with the present system and desire
no change, there il no need Of a meeting. Thi,
can be ascertsined before a dsy is named for the
assembling Of q convention. If, IS we do nct
believe, there IS any division Of sentiment IL
zega7d 70 the necessity Of a thorough reform il
tie system, i may be made known through the
press. The question is open for discussion an(
the wishes Of the majority should be asceTtainec
before any further action Is taken
Il is generally admitted that the present sys
TEN is bad 30 far as We may judge, any chsng'
viii be for the better The press OF s single city
can 90 but little. There must be concert o
action at several important points. This muei
is necessary to effect cur object But it is desirs
be that the entire press, Interested IN thereports
should have a voice in the formation of an ssSo
eiation. For in no other way do We see how tn
press IS to get nd Of the present system, which
= sslfPerpetuaing usuPahon, an imposition
ertortiouaie, unreliable, utterly worthless.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02
4 CoNFFDERATE DOCUmENT.

The Mobile Advertiser is in receipt-through
The agency Of Capt. -, of the schooner -,
which recently ran the blockade off Mobile,-of
a London pamphlet copy of a letter from the
Hon. T. BUTLER KING, commissioner from
Georgia, to Lord JOHN RUSSELL. The Adcsr-
/ tiser proposes to issue a pamphlet copy OF the
document. which It says is too long for the
space OF a daily newspaper, and too good to be
lost"
Its stated to be an argument addressed to the
/ commercial and manufacturing interests OF the
/ British nation, showing how the unparalleled IN
dustrial and financial prosperity of the North
has been built up upon southern agriculture a
southern market monopolized, and favoring Fed
ersl legislation. All this prosperity, counted by
mi lions, Is. says Mr.. king, speaking to the
British Premier, at your command. You have
only to held ont your hand to take it. It's GER
tainly a tempting offer TO the great commercial
mower of the esrth-that power whose boast it's
that the reveiIle beat of her drum is heard round
the earth, and whose war policy in colonizing all
over the world and planting her foot upon every
isle Of the sea where a sea-bird can light Is bu'
the exemplar Of that far-seeing commercial pol
lev that seeks to open new markets for her trade
new consumers of her manufactures, new teederH
to her vast and complicated mechanical industry
Nr. king is entitled to praise for sagacity IN th'
choice of his theme.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02
sEcNTFTCENT CONFESSION.

A correspondent, Of the New York Tr5Eas
who belongs to the division Of Gen SHERMAS's
forces on the coast Of South Carolina, writes a
long letter to that paper in which he presents
views calculated to give some new light - the
nortbern mind on the slavery question. Partic-
ularly are bis observation on the character of
the southern slave apt TO attract attention in the
Forth inasmuch as they combat very forcibly
some Of the most choice dogmss in the abolition
creed, ard thus disPel the air castles constructed
upon the bsseless delusions of q misguided ne
grophoIsm. In q tone Of evident disaPpoint-
ment he remarks, that centuries Of bondage
has had its effect, and the Split Of the race is
efsctually cowed; they are not ssvages but
slauss, they viii accept their freedom # It'll Of
ferod-key riH not, Of their OrN accord, fghI
for It"
The Northern people have been greatly de-
eeived as regards the character Of the negro
8 result that has been achieved by fraudulent
and systematic falsehood-and nothing, it seems
can possibly correct this deep-seated delusior
besides actual ontact and intercourse with th'
race. Whel, however, the loyal and unaspir
ing nature Of the slave is fully understood by
the instigstors Of this war and the confession o
bis u-nwIlingness to strike Tor HE own freedom
with the bsyonst is universally made-as sooI
It must be-anether step viii have been tsksl
towards peace, and we viii be that much neaTe
The abandonment Of their scheme Of Instruction
inoendiaism and assassination by the Nc-th
who have acknowledged their inability 70 con
ouer Us With a loyal peasantry.