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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26
DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

WAR DEPARTMENT, June Is, 1881.
until u CLOCK 90 MONDAY, the Hth d.y Of JuII
fof the sos ;s.f sndSs The he
The stationery must be of the beJt quality.
sranmpss must aoeo msany the bids.
himent Of his contract, ..d the Department viii
to diminish The spaaiitiss bsoTP sId
sa hs iss;aSs s5S Ss
lowest market priceJ. - 'H0
Paper Made of Ltnen Stock.
L. 10 reams cessation cap ruled to pattern. weigh
al'' resins ioo.sas, ruled or plain, weighing "A
Il S:. uI Sss I Rss ruled or Plain weighing
l. $50 roam: satfso So:i. ru'ei or plain. weighing
IFS ruled Plain, H ssr r fssm
o." reams nSte p,,er, Iuled or plain, headed &C
Iss% |. SSis s,1: P.s:I, I'd. 81 Team
TO- 50 realms envelope paper, Duff or yellow, roysr.
IL. Isl realms Manila wrapping paper, super-royal,
oSS snxsIosss Issts! pls ao =, ssf o.
Is ssO'C b. s1g,ssS1s:: ss;ss si.s exit. heavy,
~ $3.50 saiils, No 30, per 1000
az dozsn Fs5er's bla, k lead peucIls Der dozen
- dozsn Fabsr's blue and carmlns pencils, per
% !Ss dozen pen holders, per dozen
~ u dozen ivory folders, per dozen
~ W oOzen erazers, Isory handles, Der dozsn
~ ~ dozen Rodgers sons4 blade penknives, per
q adozen Rogers SCISSORS, per dozen
quarts, par dozsn
Is 30 doz sn French clrmlns Ink. per dozen
~ "a dozen lnfstands, Diapers, Whitney's. or
HID
% 81 sounds seelln. wax, scarlet per pound
~ IL pounds India rubber. prepared in pieces, per
.. II dozen sGk tsts or braid, assorted, Dor dez,n
e 10 dog 81 red tsbe, in rolls, per dozen
u ~ pounds linen tWl1e. per sound
y dc z % Large lara muollage per dozen
" dozen bank bo0ta, per dozSn
IS. W. &c sn visiting osrds, pr dozen -
81. dozen pen racks, per dozen .
SS.h oozen rulers, per doZsn
So. lso doz N india rubber nards, per dozen
90. dozen memorandum books. per dozsn
". dozen boxes nofara waters, per dc zen
-. dc Va portfolios, Der dozen
a ~ dozsn letter files. per dozen 1~.--s
IS. dozen boxes eyeless, psr dogen l-a-
IS sozen Whiting fluid. per dozsn s'E- s .
~ dozen sponge cups Der dozen
~ dozen letter Clips, psr dozen '-
g dozen muollage brushes, per dcz,n
~. pounds sponge, Per pound
81. Oozsn gold scns. per dozen
-. I'D yards tracing linen, Der yard,
je 6-26&SGje& 7&l2jy -
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ID The Port Tobacco IND Times says: "Or
saturday night last some forty odd negroes, from
Nanjemoy district, left their homes. or were ali.
Quoted therefrom and conveyed to the negro land
OF Canaan" Old and young, hale and infrm
packed of bag and baggage These stampede.
are becoming quite common; one man lost 81
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FROM REBELDOM!

Starting rumofs from secessia!
On the sour. brought in BY spies; -
"bresd," the cry il, sweet r, fresher"-
trsckerr some demand, and Pies
laws can't withstand the pressure
MIgfalf's frIg htened beyond measure-
Memm niger, Who Gusrds the treasure, pD
soos and wipes his weeping eyes.
OF the'soodies" ma ie. By DAYroN
Have they heard, the tebel train!
Has some pnson n Who has ate ons
Tried sis ieellngs TO exp ain!
Spnt Bread. Ple1 that never safe one,
Crackers, Cakes 70 give fsts on.
C.nties-these did he dilats ON,
1Ili they screamed With hungsr's pain!
Ii il tru this rumored cff.r!
Would they stack the arrs they WELD.
III Of DlYroN's Plea prefer
Should Do made them on the field?
Like enough ;-eaoh Union sooffer "a
Hase palate, and 'ns tougher
For thoss matchless Pies 10 suffer
FRAN % simply say yisls! %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

A ssIsTANT QUARfBRMAsR's OFFICE,
"A WARRINGTON, June "a, 1852
SIALID PROPOSALS will pe received az thi. Office
until Friday. Juno ~. 1851, at two o'clock, p N !.
for the sinking, curbing. and furnishing with
pump and Platform complete. two Wells at
Sixth Cavalry Camp HOSPITAL, near the Poo;
House. Washington. The Cnrbing to be Of Brick.
ehe bids must state the prioe per foot
the signing of the contract
The york to be .utject to the inspection of an
inspector appointed o. the part of the Government
Payment 10 be male upon the sati sfactory Dom
DlotIon ofthe contract.
Proposals must bs addressed 10 CAPT e
CAMP, Assistant Qusrtermastsr United states
ARM, and should be plainly marked Proposals
for Sinking Wels." ie * ost
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TRUNKS vAtFgfsSgs kE EREsAvELlHe BAGS
LINEN HORSE COVERS. WHIPS, 10.

We haveju st received on commission. snd for sale
very Iowa ace assortment Of Sole Leather =
Pasteboard and Wood TRUNKS, made In ~
the best msshner, Of the best material and
. l;O, E9sd line # LINEN HORSE covERs,
Also. very hsndsoms new BUGGY WAGON,
Also, second haad six passenger CARRiA9k
cutters implied with al kinds of Foods.
WATCHES, CUTLERY, WOODEN SHlR T0
30. - MARSHALL 4 PACE.
- ...,-- e09 Soyepsh street,
teN Under Odd FalowS Hail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

GhOVbhS THbAIhn.
Pa .yenus, near lstA IT. and the willard Ho..s
GlOrsoxs Sweeess!-Ntvsr bsfors Equalisd ,
of the
Most Thrilling, Most BEAUTIFUL, Most Sue
eessfak Of al the plays Of MODERN tsnses,
BorcicsulPs IRISH CrsmsIo Spectacle, In three
COLLEEN BAWN!
o. o. The The B BEEbEs 81 81 ssaakskkYowkks
SPECIAL engagement. for SIX night. only. Of the
M Ms: J. !: G cStttitSs.
'' $iss sS &: BBSsIs
THIS EVENING,
COLLEE N BAWN,
Myes n, Cop alesn (as psrformei by him for more
tnsn three hunired nights, and HIS gs,stsst char
act T,i,on -. n Dam, S Sns
= Philip, as - -: aIhsr Tom
J Mortimer as....-.-,....-----.a sdress Crogsu
q h Wal q: -----.---.----.----.Kyg,e DAILY
3 walton Hy.nd Cgsssa
so,hg S Sfnin o'con nn.s
Mrs German 49, -Shelsh
MIS- acA Forrest as. Mr.: cIe sS1S
p isi he piece. Mr. COLLINS vii sing I'D
Lawn" and the 'ssprig of Shiie ah." Miss SOPHY
GIN BER viii sing ''1he Pretty Girl Milking hsr
Cow"
Scene Lake of Kiarny BY Moonlight.
Scsne 2-The Sap of Dunoe.
Scens s-Cousge OF the Colleen Bsvn.
ACT III,
Soene The Haunted Cap.
Scene 2-To!o Cregan's House.
Scene 3-rorc, Luke ard Mo6Illtcrdb Peaks.
Soene <-Ruius Of the Chapel.
Seen 6-Myles Watoh House.
Scene 6-The DEVILS Water Gave.
ACT Ill.
Scene 1-Shelah's Hut.
Scene 2-Parlor in Castle Chute,
Scene S-My'es Ma Coppaleen's Cottsge.
Scene l-Outstirts OF Castle Chute.
Score 5-The Bail Room.
PlIcxs OF ADMISSION.
Fam;IS ri1cie - - 80 g osnt.
OroheetrA Ch2lre----.1 ~ cents
Seats may be secured Al the Taester DUNN the
day without extra charge.
Doors open at ~ O'Clock; to commence st 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

By J. G Mo6UIRE q CO.. Auctionsers.
GALE OF EAST ROOM CARPET AND
Mo SNgSssYIss s, At TIN P1IsID,sss sSrs.ao,
on the south grounds Of the Presidents Houss,
near the portlco, We shall sell
East Room Velvet Carpet ooutnining about 600
yards, and IN excellent ossdition,
Morocco covered Sofas,
Par Of Flutea COllmns with Vases, for Garden Or
naments,
Lot Sandstone Columns with vtses and CAPS,
Mahogany AND Maybe TOP Fables.
Bedsteads with Serfngs, Mattresses and Pillow,
&c, 40.
Terms cash.
By order of the Commission'r PsblIe Buildings.
ge25 j. G. MCGUIRE q 90 Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

A PPOLL0 CONCERT SALOON, late New
a York Saloon, near Browns, NstionaI Q I'd
and most aEreeable place where ISnteman really
can enjoy an evening In this town. We defy com
Of this celebrated oompsny: Miss Annie West.
Queen OF Song; Billy Worrell, the champion Nero
Ebersi presiding % the piano. Prof D Nschrnan,
Heli Gnovnfor his ability, leeds the oTohestr,
New York Saloon. Concert Commence q q OOH
uil 9h O'Clock. ID FREY, Proprietor. je Clint
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I.ss eoads GREEN . % WI cffy rs,
By so SSss e z pa PAs Ia. A.etI9n:sr'

sos IA s.. ssasr oda fs 81 'I Hat
RICH Silver Plated ICk PITCHERS.
bAsktTsi ALSO, TIA Al 1ABLI SPooNs, ivory
HANDLE CUrLERY At AucTIoN-On THURSDAY
DAY HOkNlN6, AZ same hour, Ne ahall sell, IN
mont OF our auction rooms, the above articles, te-
les IL part Of sls.s and Crooiers Were, richly
SIT shade: Furniture, Ciocks Dress Goods, q
Brussels and Ing ain Csrpsting, Trunfs, Vslioes,
Carpet Bag Also, 800 D5xe1 No Fire Craoksrt,
1000 lbs. DIRK STATE Cbstse. Also, 90 u O'clock
on SATURDAY. morning, handsome No-top BuFry,
seat Family CarTAge ard two Covered WAGES,
suitable Tor grooera CT suffers
MARSHALL & PAGE, Aucts,
'- s03 7Sh street, under
je2s-a Osd FeIlovs' Hal.
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NOTICE. ~
4 HEREBY Forwarn all persons from hsrborins
my VIE, Eosanns stonestreet, from and after THU
date, a. she has left my bed and board without
cause. Also, am not responsible for any debt thai
ie s5-$t. WILLIAM sTONEaTREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

By J. c. Mcguire q co. Aseeonssra
EXCELLENT FURNI9URE AND HOWE
MOh MIN g, jan sDth, ~ 10 o'clock, g Ne. 3<<
= street, between l2th md Isti strsets, FrankliR
gentleman declining hsuseS sspinr, comprisng-
Hspdsoms plush eoyerei parlor Suite.
VENT es,Ssr.. Whstnot. 40 Music Stand,
H Hslnasspe MiSdov CEtsin and Shades,
M.s sss s oissess s E,l nsrSs S.r's
Brussels, Stair CARPETS, Rocs and Eyes.
saneI Tables and Chairs, Writing Dssks,i
Dat Dining Tables and Chars,
Mahogany Sofss,
Cane and Wood Seal Chairs,
China. Glass, and Crocksry, -t
Css.ors, silver Table aud Pea Spoons,
Eorks, yeble KNIVES, Napkine, Towels,
Fruit Knives, Waters, Ladies',
Counterpaues. Blanketz, Comforts,
Halr and Husk Msttresses,
kesther Bo:sters. and Pillows,
Together with general assortment Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
ie sd !. G. MosUIRE q CO., Aucts.
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tREJ.c, NseyIRE GO, niA.sneess!.-
FUTURE DAYS.

By J. c. Ms6UIkE CO .Austienssr,.
HoFsEs AND cAkkIhSEs A! PuBLIC
June 2stn, ct " O'Clock i front ef the Auction
Rooms, We shall sell for account CT q gentlemsn
aboEt 20 remove frou the city
Excellsnt Ol.n Carnage. built BY Watson.
Pair Of Bay Carriage Horses,
Two Sets Double Harnsss,
Handsoff. and highly fnIshed family Carriage,
superlor aok Hiding Horse, ak year. old. well
broken 70 harness, and very handsome
Terms cash.
jess J. @ MCGUIRE 60. lpots
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THE ro s5Astsar faEs sfst s9!EL AND
rod ass ; svs nile rom Bss@ors fsedsss
. Q. H. r. 40 OPEN iof sannsS visitcrs vkXkv
$500 3 Sss.a; For ss.ds. stsnnI Isnlo.ls1. III
kcSses.d .sr:st; Or ": hiltsnbsrI:I is Lss-
ESssfs y. WEBB = Bro, Sen9sss. and fTssi
ria Skeaas. - Bsliinsss ssTsss
ise.v.pop,.r s,rsi. p p A6S 8. E0us2sE %.
DEATHy DEATa, DEATa, TO REACHES,
nsst.oyer. warranted 70 Dc .fsstsal n used ~
A lvss s,oek Of ys,s Mssie,nss Panor Arhclss.
2oo<h, NsaI. md Heir Brushes, 90 at
...s10M o0kE,s West Ind DRUG store,
~" uS fAsvenaes setth SIDE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, Nsv Yors
wv aosssS. 6etyess lst esd ID SIS -fne subsc l.
opened the above pleasant reuesf for this season,
sna that heroaftsr on every Monday end ThlFsdsy
sttSndanoe. A hne Ten-pin. Allsy and Shooting
6eiiery have been erected for the Amusement Of
yhltors. Clubs and Associations can have the use
q the Garden BY giving notice to the IroIrietor.
ne pleSfe, himseIf that be will ass hi. bet 90.
lre.enoe. In A-3m.I ERNST L0EFFLER.
pATENT OFFICE CURIOsIYIEs-euids .
u Petentz. Catalogue or Cpriositiea and 6overn-
ment Gardens, at the stand in Patent OlIes; Hare
AnnsuArlan Books 81; 6oyernment Books; Dcon-
ments fgrni.hsdi Rs,lroea ReDortG Miliary 10
koIss; B9rnt fstsnt Once kelorss Chez 8eoks
tavE Army ksE1isdens; Psnorsns q sss csscs
lhoying ever 400 pilss; many -tkoassnd CSssS
'T II; ii.,UTl 'ssil'. eva Bal g ! SsSlacsP:
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By GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auotiopeers-

~ - w lLLiAnEs AuouOue<fn-
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIN.
PROVED PIePaRTY ON TEE ISLAND Ar uoTTos
on PRIVATE SALE--tn wkDNEsDaY the I'd
dey OF July neI', stall tell on abe premises NJ
O'CLOCK p. m unless previously d posed Of 81 1rI-
vste ssle. that vtusbie property Known A. the
residence OF tne late Peter Cazanove, deceased IA
eng all OF square numbered two hundred and
thirty three. q ~ oontaiuing about 65l90 % mare
feet OF groun1. with the improvements, which con-
slst tof handtome first -clsss Cotfsge DveilIps
Mouse, oontalniI e,sht conveniently arranged
rooms, Dairy, smoke houCe, Stable, Carriage snd
Gil other neceGsary out hour punp Of en- oel ert
ntusted, and bounded b. 18th street vest. so.iS b
and Wafer streets, and conTidersd one Of the most
healthy and aut private residences ia the city
Nos. 2, 8, 8, 10. and IS in susre No 81 fhsSe
lish streets vest and G and u streets south. and
pIesents MARI tnduoements 20 persons wishing 20
lurchase handsome building site or make . Eeod
Tie sale viii eomnsnce on the improved square,
n not preylousl, disposed OF at private SAFE OF
WIN ffendA !, ettorney. corner Of ~ stresf,
oPpos.te City HAIL. 70 whom persons vishinf 10
purchase are respe ,tfully referred.
Terms: One fourth cash; balAnos IN O. Il 10 and
months, the purchassrs 60 give notes ior the de-
ferred Psyments, bearing intereu from the day Of
sac. A oeod given and o deed of ust n ter. III
rs indsp utAbls. All oonyeysncing % ths o,st of
the purchaser. M. Z. DlNeEhFIELD.
tess eo&ds GREEN . WILLIAMS. aeet..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

sssa f:fi s5 n Rss'S e. A; s
If s SISSSsf o4s
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By WALL a BARNARD, Apotionsera
Sosfh eorsG Pa. scsaHs and hfafh st,sa
HORSES, SHIFTING TOP BuG6Y, FARM
- MheoN. &C, AT Aver ON SATURDAY
mOkNlNG, 10 o'c.ook, will be sod IN front Of the
AuctIsn Rooms
A hunter Of good Work AMI Saddle Horses,
a shi ing TOP bugsy, and several other Buggies
A nearly new two Horre Farm Wagon.
tee6 WALL n RAHNARl Aurfs
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SALE c22E.os r9SK cAIILE AZ rUBLIc
& i .sissf D g 4. so
day Of jane, lisa, Ct the Government 6sisis Yard,
:., aensI Monumsns eround.. 20 assd Of etoek
& Esi%s CASA doSaiS S;ssyHsR. ts. 49,;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

FOR sALE-A Get Of DOUBLE HARNESS,
- nearly nov, yhioh win Be sold cheap, e the
ai: Ss ,o ass dSr sas% AdSr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

Gene sysIybody and get youE supplies from the
telIAgents for the Exoslsiof Wofks, -
Ne y The yrsde supplied, - 10 IS tvs
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PUBLIo SALE OF 5hJgANpoNED KEskL

Okes Assssf QsGfsrsssf0 o, S. lrny, I
lhxoadria, Va. yuus ia, ls6l
Wnl be sold % pablo snoron st the government
ssSIn s9Vs,s, no II King street in tsn city or
lowing articles
Woo, Leaf Tobaooo In hhds-, .
Wheat best suasity,
Fart OF Law Llbrafy,
totof common Fnrniture.
Feather Beds, Pianos, Rsxs
Farming wagons and Colt,
le9-N CAPT Asst QssFtsrmasisr y. 3. A.
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AMUSEaENTS.

GROVER'S THEATRE.
Pa. .yenus, near lsth IT. and the willard House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

THE WASHINGTON ACADEMYos MUSIC,
9TH And 10th ats Eve evening . FACE con
CEkI OF the beet claseiosI aud opera mssic ler-
formed " eminent artists their kuest style M a
StIDELEk, LIST pima don M singer, has been en-
gaged and VIII entertain the Audience With her
delg htful songs, Duets, DO. The concert CON
menoe, atl p. m daily: The best of refrssimsnts
q moderate prices Omoers always in stt<ndsnos
Tor the preservation of ordsr :
jeN I'm HENRY aOSENHHA AL. Pror,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

A GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE,
TsESLAY Jsiy $50.
On which occasion the entire RAVEk TROUPE
will appear.
Admission-Ladie.. 20 oents; Children, 10 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

CLARENBON CONCERT aALL-Rso,s.ssr
~ Of the Cca.ert Hall xs4r Claseadoa Hotel =
Mr.. J. %. ADAMS, the vail known Come and
Sentimental singer aao Baa,ol.t, late Of NIhlss
Thea New York, vi make his srst a. Desranoe
tonight A Fol- Syass And String BaId 90 hand,
AlsO, BeauIiful Waiunx 6iIla. Ia al-IHs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

on this occasion looked hearty and cheerful, and
his sol Jurn az West Point has evidently done him
Rood.-N. Y. Post, asa,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-11-15
a. KATZENSTEIN
Job Printer, Book Binder
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER

BLANK BOOK -MANUFACTURER,
Brick Building opp Eldridge House Winthrop st.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
Every description of job Printing executed with
the greatest expedition, and in style unsurpass-
ed. Blank Books, ruled to any pattern manu-
featured for erchants, Bankers and County Of
feers. Books, Pamphlets. Periodicals. Newspa-
pers, dc, bound at reasonable rates. 23I-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-11-15

100000 NAt r S sell FAAALf AGENTS
LLOYD'S NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY
COLORED MAP OF THE
UNITED STATES, CANADAS AND
NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys, completed Aug. 10, 1862;
cost $4,000 to engrave it and one years time.
Superior 10 any SO map ever made by Cotton
Mitchell, and sells at the low price of fifty
cents; $40, 900 names are engraved on this map.
1t is not only County Map, but it is also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP,
of the United States and Canadas as combined in
one, giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION,
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man 50 to SIS per day
and will take back all maps that cannot be sold
and refund the money.
Send for 81 worth to try.
Printed instructions how to canvass well, fur
nished all our agents.
Observation-Disclosures Agents for our Maps in
every State, California, Canada, England, France
and Cuba. A fortune may be made with few
hundred dollars capital No competition
]. I. LLOYD, No. 164 Broadway, N. z.
The War Department uses our Map of Vir-
ginia, Maryland. and Pennsylvania, cost $780,
600, on which is marked Antietam Creek, Sharps-
burg, Maryland Nights, Williamsport Ferry
Rhorersville, hollands Ford, and all others the
Potomac, and every other place in Maryland, Vir-
ginia, and Pennsylvania, or money refunded.
LLOYD'S
GEOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY
OHIO, INDIANA, and ILLINOIS,
is the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the War
Department. Money refunded to any one find,
ing error in it,
Price so cents.
Prom the Tribune, Aug 2.
"LLOYD'S MAP OF VIRGINIA, MARY
LAND, AND PENNSYLVANIA Mapis
very large its cost is but 25 cents and is the bes
rchich can be purchased"
LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF THE MISSIS
SIPPI RIVER-From Actual Surveys by Capts
Bart and VIM. Bowen, Mississippi River pilots, o
st. Louis, Mo, shows every mans plantation and
owners name from st. Louis to the Gulf of Mex
ico-l, $50 miles-every sand-bar, island, town
landing, and all places 20 miles back from the
river-colored in counties and States Price, 81
in sheets, So, pocket form, and $3.50 on linen
with rollers. Ready Sept. 20.
NAVY DEPARTMT, Washington, Sept. II, 1862 he
]. T. LLoYD-SI: Send me your Map of the
Mississippi River, with price per hundred copies
Rear-Admiral Charles II. Davis, commanding the
Mississippi squadron, is authorized to purchas
as many as are required for use of that squadron
GIDEON WELLES,
1851 Secretary of the Navy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-29
FRoM WASHINGTON IND 7oINIry

Senator S. c. Pomproy has by request OF
the President consented to organize emigra-
ton to parties of free colored person for set
Element in Central America, and then com
missioned accordingly.
The government proposes to send out the
emgrants in good steamships and provided
with all necessary implements Of labor and
also sustenanoe until they gather a har-
hest. Senator Pomproy has issued an address
which has been sanctioned by the President,
to the free eolored people of the United States.
He proposes to take on the first day Of Octo-
Der next, 90 colored men with their families
pioneers in the movement to Cheirqui in
New Grenada if the place on exploration is
found satisfactory and promising.
No white person will be received as a
member Of the colony. lie say he wants
mechanics and labors,-earnest and sober
men, for the interests of generation it may
be involved in the success of this experiment
aud with the appreciation of the American
people and under the blessing of God it can
! not fail.
The schooner Sidney Jones Of Baltimore
has been captured by the eunboat Rcsolut,
for violating the blockade. Gen. Corcoral
has returned to this city.
The Times Washington dispatch intimate
that all gun contracts were broken of by tn
Secretary of War at the same time enli- tine Mt
were stopped, and now we are dependent upo
captured cargoes and foreign muskets. In III
mean time 1t is Tumored tina, certain contract
might be renewed on very favorable terms /
contractors, if it could be done without at
tracing too much public attention.
The Times dispatch states that Col. Rod
ney Mason will be cashiered for his surrende
at Clarksville, Tenn.
The recent expulsion Of newspaper CORE,
pondents from the army of Virginia, and III
order of the government forbidding the tran,
, mission Of intelligence from that quarter owe
the telegraph has rendered the collection
reliable news extremely difficult and almos
useless.
Skirmishing has been going on to create
or less extent during the past three days
during which several attempts were made /
cross the river but they were each time sue
sessfully repulsed. And in one instanc
quite a number of prisoners were captured
The troops are in good spirits.
A Newbern letter of the 2lst states this
the expedition of the 9th Mass. regiment I
Swansboro' destroyed the rebel salt work.
demolished a rebel earlhwork, drove ofa ie'
rebels. captured one or two prisoners, and re
turned with only one man wounded,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-29

spe ial dispatch to the Commercial from
the chaplain Of the list Ohio regiment, dated
Fort Donelson, 25th, says that the rebels I'M
der Colonel Woodward, the same that took
Clarksville, made an attack on the Fort and
were repulsed with the loss of thirty killed
and wounded
Col. Woodward's horse was killed under
him and his saddle and pistols are now in
our possession. The iebels sent flag of
truce previous to the attack and demanded
surrender. The question was put to the Off
GERS. and every man id mo"
The forces of the rebels consisted of $50 in
infantry, 335 cavalry and two field pieces
The Fort was under the command of Major
Hunt with four companies of the list Ohio
Regiment and Col. Rodney Mason's Regi-
ment.
The Commercial has dispatch from Lex
lngton, KY, which says there is no occasion
for alarm about Gen. Morgan's position. A
courier has arrived who reports that there is
no fear of starvation among his troops. The
rebels have $4,000 men in front of him and
10000 in his rear, commanded by Gen. Bragg
and Kirby Smith
Cessus NJ Clay left there to-day with his
Brigade. Gen. Nelson has relieved Gen.
Lew Wallace, who will take the field. Col.
Charles Anderson Of the Odd Ohio, has been
appointed commander of this post
The negro br gade raised to repair the sew
eral railroads leave tomorrow Gen. Jas. S.
jackson, late Congressman from the second
district of Kentucky, will take the field i'm
mediatey
The Gazepe's Frankfort correspondent says
that an arrival from the mountains gives more
cheering news
Gen. Morgan has repulsed a large force of
rebels on the other side Of the Cumberland
Gap, and has provisions aud forage enough to
ast him thiliy days. He is in danger.
Cot Garnard has had several skirmishes
with the enemy, repusing them every time.