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Further from Fremont. Command

WINCHESTER, June IL, p. m.-There is nothing
worthy OF note transpiring here at present. but we
have multitude Of rumors in regard to Ere.
mont's army. The latest report, coming through
asecession channel to Strasburg, is, that Jackson
had fallen back 10 some defensible point, where
he had been reinforced by 10000 men, 10 600 oi
whom he would employ to keep Fremont engaged
while the remainder were to march down the
valley west Of North Mountain, cut Fremont of
and sweep him from the valley.
The mail messenger from Fremont to Stras.
burg reports that hg hting was continued between
the two armies on Monday and Tuesday, and
another rider says that Fremont had fallen back L
TO Hdrrisonburg.
The report Of Jackson's reinforcements, his de
signs, and Fremont's falling back, are di scredi
ted here.
A large proportion Of the prisoners carried of
by Jackson have effected their escape.
The latest Intelligence from Gen. Fremont Is
ofa jubilant character
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and the warehouses where government property
s stored, and thus releasing for duty in the field
large number of efficient Confederate soldiers
now retained here under Gen. Winder for this
purpose
A very severe storm Of rain, accom- panied by
vivid flashes OF lightning and heavy peals Of
blackest part of the cloud was over the Chicka-
hominy, where the two hostile armies have had
an exhibition Of heavens artillery. The rain fell
In torrents for more than two hours, and may
heve swollen the steam so as TO delay yet longer
the conflict so soon expected there. Dixie.
STRENGTH OF The TWO ARMIES.
The Richmond correspondent Of the Charles
ton MeTerTy, writing on the 25th ult., thus esti-
mates the forces Of our two grand armies:
Johnston Is to be re- enforced by IS 600 men,
making his force about 95 900, while McClellan's
Is estimated at 1S0. 600. Beauregard's consoidat-
ed report shows total of absent and present Of
10000, with an effective strength Of from so OGO
to 90 600. Hallecks force, ,is perhaps numerical
ly greater than McClellan's, but not 30 effective
LATE FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The Delta Of the 29th says: Ex-senator and late
Provost Marshal Soule has been arrested on a
high political charge, and will be sent North In
few DAYS.
The Richmond had returned from up the river
and was at New Orleans.
DEFEAT OF The REBELS IN SOUTHWESTERN vIR-
GINA.
The Richmond Whig comedies the defeat Of the
rebels In Southwestern Virginia py Gen. Cox. 1t
admits that-to use its own language-"Gen.
Heth was badly whipped, losing 200 men and =
pieces OF artillery. The d. ht took place at Lew
ls0urg last Saturday. Our force was about 1 500
men, and, although unwilling to believe 1t, we
are constrained from the best Information we can
get on the subject to think that defeat &C
c:mpllshed by an Inferior force Of the eRemy."
THE LATEST From RICHMOND.
The following dispatches appear in the Argus,
and give us the latest news yet received from
Richmond:
"RICHMOsD, June ALI Is quiet to day near
this city No definite lis of the aggregate num-
Der Of casualties In the late battle have vet been
obtained.
"Mrs. Rosa Greenhow arrived this morning,
under flag OF truce from City Point. She reports
Mcclellan az very sick. 1t IL reported and be-
lieved that General Casey, Federal commander,
was killed In the fight on Saturday, below Rich.
mond.n
Tne Richmond Examiner Of the 2sth says -
Maj. Gen. Magruder has been assigned to Ia
command In the trans Mississippi dlsTlct, but
Will not, we learn, proceed to his post for some
days in view Of the impending crisis in The i'm
mediate neighborhood Of Richmond"
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u y Il @ L A l..
MEDICAL SrOREKEEPERS.

The following extract Of an act Of Congress IN
relation TO the appointment of Medical Store
keepers is published for the information of per.
sons desi'ous Of applying for such position:
AN ACT to authorize the appointment OF medical
storekeepers and chaplains Of hospitals
Be At enacted By the Senate and House Of Rep
SeHtafirsS Of the United States of America IN Con
gTsSS assembled, That the Secretary of War be
authorized to add to the medical department OF
the army medical storekeepers, not exceeding sIx
in number, who shall have the pay and emoIu.
nents Of military stoTekeepers in the quarter
masters department, who shall be skilled apOth-
ecaries or druggists, who shall give the bond
and security required bv eKisting laws for military
storekeePsrs In the quartermaster's department.
and who shall be stationed at such points as the
necessities Of the armv may be require: Provided
That the provisions Of this act shall remain In
force only during the continuance OF tha present
rebellion. Approved, May 20, 1852.
III. The following are the regulations which
will govern the appointment Of medical store
keepers under the first section Of the foregoing act
Of Congress-:
/. A board Of not less than three medical Off
GERS will be assembled by the Secretary of war
to examine such applicants as may, by him, be
authorized to appear before It.
2. Candidates, to be eligible 10 examination
shall be not less than twenty five years or more
than forty years OF age; shall possess sufficient
physical ability to perform their duties satsfac-
torilyi and shall present with their applications
batloioCtOIy Vi SOOu moral Character
8. Candidates will be required to pass satisfac-
tory examination In the ordinary branches of a
good English education, In pharmacy and ma.
terra msdica; and to give proof that they possess
the requisite business qualifications for the POSI-
tion.
4. The board will report to the Secretary Of
War the relative merit Of the candidates EXAM
ined, and they will receive appointments accord
ingly.
5. When appointed, each medical storekeeper
will be required TO give bond in the amount of
900 before he shall be allowed to enter on the
performance Of his duties
By order Of the Secretary Of War:
l.. THOMAS, Adjutant General
A Board Of Medical Oficers for the examina-
ton OF applicants will be convened In the city OF
Washington on the frat day Of July, to continue
In session one month
Applications 70 appear before the Board should
be addressed to the Secretary Of War.
Surgeon GsnsTaIS Office, June S, 1862 jel2-3,
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Commerce r. Reviving ut New Orleans.

BOSTON, June 13.-The schooner FLYING
Dragon, from New Orleans on the 22d and the
Pass on the path ult, with 400 barrels of spiritl
turPentine and 300 barrels tar, which arrived here
Yesterday, reports that she left the ships f. w
Farley, loading with sugar for Boston and CITY OF
New YORK, loading with sugar for New York; the
schooner Pathway, loading with naval stores, for
Boston, and the ships Parliament, Gen. Butler and
Sporhman uncertain. Passed in the river a sbir
bound up, with horses
The steamer Rhode Island sailed last evening
for New Orleans, and the steamer Daniel Webster
for York river.
The steam frigate Niagara from Kew West has
arrived at this port.
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The Attack on Cba,Is,top.

NEW YORK, June IA Washington special
dispatch to the Post says that Mr.. Pierce, govern
meDt superintendent Of cotton lands In South
Carolina, has arrived. He left Chafeston harbor
on Tuesday. Our forces under Gen Benham
had occupied James, Island under protection of
our gunboats. The rebel forces at Charleston
have been greatly augmented. Deserters say thai
80 ,OOO men frt m Beauregard's army have reacn-
ed there, and every preparation Yves made for a
stubooln defense OF the city. Com. Dupont
thought our attack could not safely be pressed
until we had strong force
There was heavy firing from the enemy during
pafI OF Fuesday, but there was no apprehension
OF oanRer from attack or troopa
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Vessels Preparing to Run the Blockade with
Munitions of War.

Boston, June 13.-Hon. Albert Carrier, a pas.
senger by the steamer Africa, states that two
steamers are about to leave Queenstown for Mas.
sau, with the intention of RUNNING The bIoctsde
Tie julia Usher, reported owned at Liverpool
was filled up with I 900 barrels of powder, and
would sail Immediately. She was formerly the
Annie Chllde, which some time since took a
cargo of cotton to Liverpool. The second ve.seI
reached Queenstown May 81, loaded with arms
and would I'LL up with powder before sailing
name not ascertained. The inha bitants of q ueens
viOus week for the purpose OF running The
blockade.
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HING for Mutder

FORTRESS MONROE, June 10 John McMahon
Of Company r, S9th New York volunteers wa,
hung to-day, at the Rip Raps, for wilful murder
according TO the sentence Of a court martial The
circumstances Of the case showed no mitiga all NJ
facts, the prisoner having deliberately shot Ph.
vate Michael Dolan, Of the same company Ht
pleaded guilty TO the charge OF wilfuf murder
and the plea having been confirmed by the court
he was sentenced TO be hung.
To-day, at noon, having been appointed for the
execution by Gen. Wool, the sentence was ear.
I,ed nee into effect by the provost marshal, Lieut.
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5-sod GREEN 4 wyIJ,IAmS s Hse;
By VAIL s RAnNARD. AuctIonanrr-

By WALL & BARNARD, AUctIonAers
COMMISSIONERS SAGE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL tsTLTB-By virtue OF an order and de-
ores CT the Circuit CCuTt OF ths d. .triot of Column
bis, bearing date on the 9 n car of May,A d lBS2
others. for advisor OF the estate of Isaao o. ut-
Z, n,GCosassd, No III thu uEdsrsIg 7Gd Commits
slonsr5 Will ohsr for saie St Pubic Auction. on
HURSDAY, tie l9-h daT Of June A. ID 1872. az
o,elcck m, on the premises, 8 the right, titlo,
and interest, both legal equitable OF wEIc The
sad tsAac Y. Hutton. ulet. zed And possessed,
and al the se and interest CT tho parties II ss'd
case, OF, IN AID to the following roal estate. viz
4 ne west part oi Lot Dum cred twenty one (2ll IN
Square u noered two hrnfrsd aBd hfty -four zS4
OF the gfouud pan or Pst OF the city of wasting
toa; commencing for the tams a. the northwest
hundred and Fifty nine Qt9l feet To "a rty foot al
lei; thence east along sad alley thirty SIX 1861 feet
eleven ll) 1nches; thence north and along the said
sisJ hity zine t59) feet; feDoe vest ten lO) feet
hundred tloOl feet 10 r street north; and thence
wet along said GtreettwentJ Fl 2S) feet eeven
and nail (li7s) Tohes, 20 the plaoe of hetInninf,
estimated to cOnJsin 4,774 square feet OF sroand,
email Brick Houses OF the rear OF said part OF lot.
and fronting on the Ubio alley; OH free ard clear
OF Tho COVER interest OF the widow OF said Hutton
deoeastd.
Ihls property is well located fronting on street
north, between 18th and 4lh stGeels west, IN the
most desirable part OF the city.
Terms CT tsle: One third cash; the residue in 9,
ls. apd q months, the purchaser giving his bonds
widow respectively, ard bearing interest from day
OF sale. lite deed to be retained until the whole
OF the purchase money Is paid. -
All oonVeyanclaE at the cost of the paTohaser,
GOLVMBp3 ALEA ANDER,
...- yOHS HENDERsoS,
John CURCORAN,
,.o,o,nj,.,,,...
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js5 eo&ds WALL q BARNARD,o 'i'oItsi Hast,
By GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOnoers

bJ UhEEN q WILLIAMS, AucLonoeTs
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
= hUcTIoN.-Un THURsDAS. the 20 n day Of
2 M, on the enltee, By virtue offs deed OF trust
from FlemmiDg Jor' an 20 the subscriber, besrIuE
date the S0th day OF May l8S9 aud duIy record I'd
LlDer A. b, No lis, foiIos S76, i71 ad f78 one OF
the land records Cf n.hng ton county, in the Dis
let OF Columbia, part of Lot numbered one, CD In
Squsre numbered al ae hundred sud forty hvo (9l5l
fronting 50 fe.t on 10th street east, and oOntalninE
S,s4l seusre feet, more or .ess.
Terms cash. UonveTsncInE at cost Of purchaser.
VIM. II, HARD, Tius!ee,
Js5 23wdcs GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctt,
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The Missouri State Convention.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, June 10 The vote b,
which the convention yesterday refused to con
tnue the present provisional government In ONE,
was reconsidered, and the action reversed by ,
vote OF IS to 81. resolution expressive Of con
ndence In Governor Gamble and other STATE ON
GERS was pessed unanimously. The bin allow
Ing the soldiers OF the State o vote at the election
for Governor and Leg gislature was passed.
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Union Success In East Tennessee-The n n.
els Driven from Chattanooga,

NASHVILLE, June PA dispatch from General
Negly 10 Governor Johnson announces the success
Of his expedition to East Tennessee. He took s0
prisoners, including a number Of prominent cjtI :
Iens. The rebel batteries at Chattanooga were al
lenced on the 9TH after heavy cannonading of
continued II for six hours on the town, driying
the enemy out Of his works and forcing him 10
evacuate the city. The rebels burned the railroad
bridges to prevent pursuit. The East Tennessee
people came out in crowds along the route OF the
march and cheered our troops enthusiastically.
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN a wILLIAms. tuotiop.

B5 ShEEN &C WILLIAMS, Auotloneers.
TNRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
L ING LoT Inder and by virtue Of a deed ftIutt
tom Charlfs Werner and wife TO the tubecribers
bearing Gate she S0th day of Msv, 1853 ard cuy Ie
corded In LIoeI A -. No. III, lOiI9s o. a. As
and ~, one OF tne Iand records or WashIhgton
county, in the District of Columbia, we shall sell
a public suction, on tie prenlses, on MONDAY.
tho lSih cay OF Jupe, 1882, - O'Clock n, Lot
numbered one. (il in kIbbey's su bdlvi.lor az
square numbered 57l fronting twenty hve (2sD ieet
on north ID stIset and TpnnlhE back ore hundred
and eight lasl leet On lst street west ooRtsInICE
~, y ss U6T- ie5t.
Terrns Of Fsl-' One third Of purchaso uoney
oashi the hs!ancs Ins W aud ~ months. the pur
chaser II give notes bearing inteIegt for deferred
payments.
A deed given sDd $ deed Of tTast tSken 10 secure
sSTment of The B0tE.
Al cclVeJkncILg ~ ccst Of purchaser.
VIM. II. WARD,
llHN q Ek AMKIIN
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Reported Destruction Of vicksburg by the
Rehela.

NEW YoHK, June ia special dispatch TO the
New York Tribune, dated Memphis 18th, reports
that the rebels have burned Vlcksburg. The re-
port, however, Ii discredited.
several gunboats and rams are starting on a re-
connoissance up White river.
Many families are starting North, who have
neen waiting for months for the arrival of the
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O. MRS. ARTR'5 -
ssS MILLINERY Z FANCY STORB. ~

No. 5l1 NINTH STREET. NEAR PA. Ay.,
Has just re- eiTed direct from New YoTk q large
agd splendid assortment Of MILLINERY GOODS
OF the lStest StJes. TO which she respectfully IN
vltet the attention OF her Eatrons sEd tie ladies'
of Washington and vicInity.
The articles are of the best suSlIty and Will be
sold yery reasonah,a tArne N 2S-im
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS
WAR DEPIRrMRN,

WAR DEPARrMRNr,
OlHes MtIsfsrt SapeYIHteHdest Railroad U.S.
Washington, April Is, 1862.
No Passenger Train will be run from Washing
ton to Manassas until further notice
ID. G.. McCALLUM,
sp 1s-u NJ. ID. and Sup't Railroads, u. 8.
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By THOMAS DOWLIN6, Aectioueer.

CHANCERY SALE.-By virtue of 8 decree
bIs, sstting as Court of Equity, made in cause
In which James Wsrde |, is complainant, anG
undrrniSned, as Trustee, will offer 50 pu bio sale
on WEDNESDAY, :, the 75th day of jane next. az 4
gel OF ground, with the two stoIy Brick Dwelling
house thereon, now occupied by Mrs Yansolver,-
atdlton to Georgetown. beginning for the same on
the West sIoe oi stroct, and at the end OF 75
teet EoutheTly, from the south west corner OF
Brldge and 6recn streets, and running thence
so!thsIlI With the west side of 6reea street, 35
l2O fset. thence nOrtheTiy acd parallel with Greer
Street, - iest thence essterIy and P.ralltl with
Teims: One third cash; residue in 6 and Il
months; Che purchaser giving bis honds with
security TO be approved by the 1Tustes. beaInI
AL conSeJancins 50 the expense Of the purchaser.
X. L. JACKSON, Trustee.
IN .Sdts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE!
TAs h1af IN ia IYn.Ih

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair DYE
produces color not to be distinguished from ma
ture-warranted not to injure the Hair In theeast;
remedies the Ill effects of bad dyes, and invipor.
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red oy Rusty Hair
instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leav-
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
III The Genuine Is signed WILLIAaA. Batch.
ELoR, on the Josr sides Of each bor
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Nst1 York,
m27-1y (Late 233 Broadway and 10 Bond st.)
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PersonaI.

ALBANY, N. Y, June 12.-The Hon. william
II. Seward, John Van Buren, and the wife ol
Gen Halleek, are In this city to- day. -
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ALL PxRsoNs can ind the best stock OF Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps
at Smiths, No. s78 Seventh ST., near r. fesy-3n
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OF STATE,

~ WASHINGTON, January IS, 1857.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receiv
Members Of Congress on business on Saturday.
commencing with Saturday, the frst Of nex
month.
Jan Ut WILLIAM n. SEWARD.
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CRIsrApoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE

For all who desire to have the color of their hair
changed with safety, certainty, and rapidity, to
any shade they may require. ..,, ....-,.. ...E
Manufactured by J. CHRIsTADoRo, 6 Astor
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and ap-
piled by all Hair Dressers.
Price si, $50, and % per boz, according to
size. No, 3,
Evening star., 1862-06-14

PENNIES AND sMALL CHANGE may always be
bad for exchange at the Star ofice counter. Il
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SEAsoNABLE wRAPPINGs.
~ Black sllk Wrappings.
Light WOODEN wTaDpiugs.
hi. black L.se Wrsppinss, ys

Spring and SUMMER shaw;s. . = -. :,
All OF the above In great variety. OF nev sty,es,
~ our 1roverbisty moderate tariff Of profis.
Une pr.ce only marked IN pisia fguies, henoe no
An Inspection OF ssoek solieited from strangers,
S1L Sa zsns and sosournsrs u no eblBatlon
e q sf = Pa. avenue aud Ninth street..
SECOND HAND CARAYALL FOR SALE
- a eecold hand CARRYAIsL, euItsbls for q
!gpy Agpiy At etsH street, betvsen Sixth and seventh
shss'. 4a ..A44 = II s.ss .S-sa je elfSs-
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CRIsTApoRo's HAIR PRxsxRvAIIvl,
is invaluable with his Dye, "a It impars the ut
most softness, the most beautiful gloss and great
vitality to the hair. sse
Price 50 cents, 81, and 90 per bottle, according
% size. as ~ = --t may 5-eo1m
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CASH. DOORS,

- = =. AND BLINDS.
At the Old Estsbliskment. No. Sea seysnih At,
orPS.lis tss Market On she re.I9 For sal. cheap.
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EuR SALE.-yhe subscriber, desiring 70 retire
from husiaess, will sell on advantageous terms
tas MO0DAND GOAL YARD nov kePt bs hlH !,
on Fo1rteenth street, between g and New York
tyeIue III, ,hnslness - o lerte ana inoreas.sg &
one, and q most fAvorable opportunity Is rev oi-
fcrsd 70 Az one dssirnE 20 enlxfs IN n. msi 2E'
Evening star., 1862-06-14

From late Southern papers we take the follow
Ing:
THE BATTLE OF FAIR oaKs-rHE EVE OF THE CON.
FLICT.
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n - -.sL "a NOTICE. -
DR- w. n. COMBS Respectfully informs IN,
eiuzens OF TIE Navy Yard and vicinity t6st ne a,
located at the corner Of Elrhth and streets ca
Where al professional ealls VAL Be promptly
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mere. "a W. will do, n f.acei are
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TO THE PUBLIC.
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II AvfNG AGAIN LEASED
TnE wORSnAM HOUSE.

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w publie ~ candidates for their pstro.
mage. and hope. By strict attsastoA 10 orr
essies, 70 merit \. The Improvements that
vii 30 made will sAa RucS 10 10 eeusost.
and nake u compare favorably Win sny
hsees q The Wet. H. ssble win - sop.
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fe3esaey. We will ssises Nose q the foy-
mer repataticn Of the hosss - ~ -. 6es
will esdeavss u iupyov~ Il h eessve~s
pesi. kSMBArr cox rssps4.
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see. ., ls6s,-,f. lhmrAi., I'm.
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ore In be market ~ NE purchase
NJ cotton They are prepared 10
bay all grades abov, Middllog but
boIm lelew that Bring IN yoar rot.
ton, and sell i slale yeu nn
>S- A notice ~ the death n
Iiout RusaelI. sept ~ for publica.
ton This week has been unayoiisbly
crowded Out Il sl"ll appear next
w,ck
Dor ne Pamela ,iar.
fAup Sway, Near Lsesbnfg, Va,
January 9Th, 1867.
At q meeting of the soldiers u Tho
rebel wigwam, on motion ~ Brother
Ncwcl, Brother Monk Molincy was
called TO the Chair, and Brother Mai
Tobin requested 10 &C, ~ Secretary.
t,n renchine tho chair, the pre.iden,
IN a very grave and digaiGed manner
cxpluincd the ohjcct ~ the meeting,
aftcr which On motion Of Brother
Pat Mccarty, a committee of three
wss appointed to draft resolutions
expressing their mor,i6catior. on
reading a certain corrc-pcniencc,
and slso to Offer as friend. TO nell.
ate between the bcllisercn,s, anl
thereby settle forever those VERY
s,xed questions Of iisv and eorud.
~hish sse hnndled 50 freely by tho
parties. The President proceeded to
appoint Drollcrs Noribcut McGo ar.
y and Pos Cuisicks, who returned
after . short absence and reported
The following preamble and resola
sions, Wis:
WBshEAs. Il has reached NJ thrc'
w columns Of the Star ths, hostili.
ties gre aheut 10 commence hctuecn
two young gentlemen Of Pamela W.
of IL rcbcl wigwam IL council rs
semblei, having the good Of M
cosnsry and coun.ry'. friend. at
heart. iae.;vipv ans.sc .;,h Al, ,hs
world snd shs rcs. If mankind, beg
lesvs to oGer tho following rs.ol..
tea; III.
sAssarai, Isl, Tho, a dimcul,v az.
~ - coensp OF Pano'n, IN the