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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-16

B1- For good Ice Cold Soda with deli
cious syrup, go to VierliDg's Drug store, on
Front street. He keeps it.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-16

CoRlNTH, July Headquarters have
been officially informed of the arrival of
Curtis army at Clarendon on the 10th, af-
ter almost daily skirmishing, wherein the
rebels were worsted. 5000 made a stand
on the 7th on Coche river, near and around
him. Col Harvey, of the Sd Ills, COM
manding the advance of Steele's division,
afterwards was reinforced by two compa-
MES. They attacked and completely rout-
ed the rebels, scattering them in all direc-
tious, mostly all going to Little Rock
They also evacuated DunvalIs bluff.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-16

TWO CITIZENS OF LEBANON MUIR
DERED.
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COLUMBUS, O., July 15.-A very large
and enthusiastic meeting was held in the
State House here this evening.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-16

DESTRUCTION OF GOVERN
SUPPLIES.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-16

DESCENT UPON LEBANON AND
OTHER POINTS.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-16
COrOner'S INQUEST

KRE 1T AZ sT~O EE"sN- e fl q II, -.
NE YoUNGS, Coroner Of Vanderbu gh coun'.
and State of Indiana, did, with tW elve good ~
Law ful jurors, of Pigeon T. wnsbip hold an iDque
he body of Peter Spar, who came TO b
death By fall Dg of the Courier end drowniI
said boat then lying at the City Wharf in Evan
Vile at the time of his sea Il. H. as al out 2.
years old, feet inches his b, liz hit hair and gh
complexion. lie re sed in light drilling
pauts, grey cotton under shirts, and check over
shirt, bue socks, low fine shoes. He had on his
person eli hty cents in silver coin, tooh brush
ard receipt for making PASTRY cooking
iva A YOUHGS. @. V. O.
~ ..V~KDRR CR-N-CKJNJV-HTK n RKCES.-
u 20 bbIs Linssed Oil, in Perfect order, for sale
by the Dbl at Iess than it he bought in CinciD
natl s. E. GILBERT & CO.,
feb3 No. Sycamore
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CAPTURE OF COL. JOHNSON AND
HIS COMLAND.
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Exploits of the Rebel Marauders
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8. Ee G6EEe9.T s. Co.


q UJH,D Plus, White Lime,
~ Lemon Syrup, Tomato @ .t-up, Bice Almonds,
Fillerts, English walnTts, figs i.iur, curIAnts,
sfers, saruines, alum. epson s9lts, roll brim-
St. lie, sui hCr, cepperAs. ma 'der. 1T of log
wood indigo cream tartar, soda b. OrGs Of all
kinds, tJLacco of ali knfs, blacLiug, battiI nut
megs, cisaTs of all kinds, gingtr, glass jaIs Ian
to- rs aud fl SKIS, mustard, pei per fauce, , es,
pickles, stone pip~s. powder, p rcussiOu c. fish
of all kinds, Aafety fuse, soaIs OF all kiros rah
teas vinegar, camPhoT, letter, rote, cap d t,rcy
paper, wrapping paper, envelopes, salt = -um
drops, wooden bowls, jUjube pfste ~, uon,
dried bee british lustre, bonnet b, arcs, k oil,
nails safh gatG, spirits Iufpentine, IsIicc soda,
pain killer, iiqr Orice, &C., &C &c.
supply Of tue above kept constantly on band,
and for sale low by S. 4. GilbeTt& Co., No Syca-
more.
sTARCH-3 tons best crafty, just received, for
sale in lots TO the trade. S. Z. Gilbert Co.
COBN BRO0MS.-150 dozep, large and small,
for sale by S E. Gilbert d Co., No. Sycamore
sire t.
LEMON SYRUP.-25 boxes doz acb, CHOICE
Article. for sale by S. e. Gilbert & Co.
CHEESE 50 bxs Hamhurg Oh ana Ell gill b Dairy
for by s. ~ Gilbert & Co
FRESH COVE OYSfERS.-200 deg. l and
ID cans, just received and for tale by S Gilbert
& Co.
Layer and M. r. Paisins.-75 whole, half and
quarter bxs, best, for sale by
s. E. GILBERT & CO.,
je16 No Sycamore street.
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LATER.

Curtis advance has reached Helena. The
army is in good condition and spirits.
Provisions are scarce but supplies are
coming from Memphis.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-03
Hon. JOHN 4. kasson.

Amongst the many accomplished Off
GERS who have been called into position
and surround the indetaticablo Post
Master General, none stands more prom
inent nor have gained more popularity
in the discharge of their varied duties
than Hon John A. kasson, first assist
ant in that department. He is blessed
with prepossessing appearance, polish
ed manners and gentlemanly demcanor,
and the courtesy with which he attends
to the innumerable, and to the casual OBJ
server, vcxatious applications and intru-
sions upon his time and patience, is the
subject of general remark. Ever at his
post, and possessed Of an extraordinary
ability for business, and a comprehensive
knowledge Of the complicated machinery
of Post Office affairs he is enabled to
dispatch business with degree Of ease
to himself which seems incredible. Few
men of his age can be found who could
fill his position and discharge its duties
with the same advantages to the Govern
ment He is withal an ardent Republi-
can and was amongst the most active in
the nomination of President Lincoln,
and his election He is, therefore as
might be expected, an enthusiastic sup
porter Of his Observation-Disclosures
missing in his hostility to traitors at home
and rebels in the field. The future Of
Mr.. kasson is full of promise He is
destined to FIJI larger space in the po,
litical arena, one which we hope will be
a wider field for his varied requirements
none which can, however, reflect more
credit upon him nor his capacity. But
we trust it will be less arduous and more
remuncrativc, c,-Neoa pa Journal.
A colored regiment is in active op,
Grafton at Hilton Head, and is not to be
disbanded. A company is detailed each
day to work on the pier in loading and
unloading vessels. They are progress
ing finely, and they show an eptitude fol-
military manouycrs that one would hard
ly expect to see.
Hon. B. +. Wade, the distinguish
ed Senator from Ohio, has son in oul
army before Richmond recently another
son, a school boy of sixteen years Of age
enlisted in the military service, under
late call of the President for additiona
troops.
Tue MULATTo EMANcIpATIoN.-Th
order of the Confederate government 70
the enrolment in the rebel army of al
mulattoes within the widest range Q
military age, creates no astonishment
The outcry against black soldiers is onl,
intended for US. The rebel. never make
point Of color in war, nor do they
always make it in love
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ssD- The first execution for treason
against the flag of the United States took
place at New Orleans on the 7th inst
The victim was VIM. II. Mumford, who
was hung by order of Gen. Butler, for
tearing down the L. S flag hostcl upon
the Mint by Com. Farragut upon the
occupation of the city by the Union
forces.
Numfnrh "S"'hl.eI ':.h- -.~>,:n., ...,
conportcd himself with great coolness
and selfpossession. He said on the scat
fold he thought he was punished unjust
ly. The Delta thus speaks of the affair:
So far as our knowledge extends in
the matter, it is the first instance upon
record of man being tried, found guilty,
and executed for laying violent hands
upon our National flag, and the lesson it
conveys is a solemn, and, we trust, will
prove salutary one. Mumford, though
standing only as a representative of par
ties equally guilty at heart as himself,
had the misfortune to mingle little more
rashness with his reasonable intents
than some of his traitor associates, and
paid the penalty with his worthless life. -
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JAR COUNTY, IOWA, JULY 3, 1862.
THE sTAR-sPANGLED BANNER.

ok say can you see by the dawn's early light,
What so proudly we hailed a, the twilrht's
= last cleaning,
Whose broad stripes aid bright stars through the
pcrilous fight,
Ger the ramparts we watched were 50 gallant.
'y streaming;
And the rockets red glare, the bombs bu,s,iu
in air, q
Gave proof through the night that our flag was
still there? Il
oh, say, does that star spanged banner yet wave
Ger the land of the free and the home of the
On the shore dimly seen thro' the msts of the
Where the foes hat rghty host in dread silence
reposes,
What is that which the breeze DER the ,ow'rinp
steep,
As it fittuly blows halls conceas, half disclo-
Now it catches the gleam of the mornings first
beam,
In full glory reflected now shines on the stream.
wave
Der the land of the free and the home Of the
brave.
And where is that band who 50 vauntncly swore
That the havoc Of war and the battles conf-
sion
home aud a country shall leave It's no morc2
Their blood has washed out thcir f,,I f,otstoni
pollution
NoreluGe could save the hreling and slave,
From the terror of hisht or The g.od,n Of the
And the star spangled banner in triumph doth
Der the land of the free and the home os ,b.
Oh thus be it ever, when freemen shall stand
Between their loved homes and the wars desc
laton;
Elcst with victry and peace, may the heaven res
cucd land
Praise the power tina, hath made and preserved
Us nation:
Then conquer We must when our cause it is lust,
And this be our motto---In Con is our trustr
And the star spanglcd banner in triumph shall
Ger the land of the free and the home of the
brave!
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INGNAN 4 LINSI.El.
Upton Tanncry.

II. j. J. DAIRY would announce to the
public that they are prepared to TAN LEArH-
Err tor customers On the shares, or for pay
The highe Il cash price will be paid for hides.
Nc have IL IL 4e a-sortmene OF Leather on hand,
which we will sell low for cash. exchange it
Tor hides.
Upton, August 30, lsG0
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BOOT AND SHOE
STOP

SHOP .-.aas
;. WlRlCk, having removed to the South
III side Of the Court llonse square, il pre-
pared to manufacture to order, all kinds
noa. of Boots and Shoes in the neatest and
~ ~ n dur able manner. He selects his own stock
VI always gets the best. A good supply OF
usass. Made Boots always ON Hand
we ~, 1867.
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pas- The navy Of the Mississippi river
will soon number one hundred war YES.
sells, consisting of gunboats, moztsr.boats
and rams
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SsI.} ANTS YATES.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIrToS Iowa,
NfLi. promptly attend to all business in.
w trusted to his care. Particular attention
pala 70 Collections. n4ll
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-03

A. N. II. TULLOSS, ID. d. T.,
N|fNE west side Of Clinton street, @
s..m,s .m,!sseen ssen Washington and College, UYYY9
g,sIQWACITY,IO IOWA
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Pierre SOuie.

This New Orleans politician, who was
one Of Senator Douglas devoted friends,
and opposed to secession up to tho last
moment, has been arrested by the Fedc!
al authorities aud arrived at New York
for Fort Lafayette yesterday.
lie has greatly changed within the pas.
year, and is now one Of the bitterest Of
, the traitors The charges on which no
was arrested are, first, that he is a leader
of a secret society known as the "sodth-
crn Independence Association, OF which
each member is solemn1y sworn to oppose
at the cost Of his life, if necessary, the
reconstruction Of the old Tn on, no mat
ter what disaster may hefall The 'onfede-
rate cause, and to aid, by armed force, if
REQUIRED, the Confederate Government IN
carrying out its laws for the contlsca'lon
Of property Of Union ncn, and IN the det
lection and punishment and expulsion OF
people whom they may regard as spies.
The second charge is that 7lr. Soule was
the author of the insolent letter sent by
the late Mayor to Commodore Farragat,
and is the principal supporter of the re-
bellion in New Orleans.
John C. Heenan is cutting quite a
swell in England He is with Howes
American Circus, at a salary of s5Oo per
week. He elyes exhibitions in the ring
Of the art of self defense, with Llnsey,
,Lo "Lancashirc Sampson.' MIR. Howe
has recently purchased the Duchess Of
Kent's state carriage at cost OF 6vo
hundred guineas, to convey the renown-
ID John to and from his hotel to the
ircus. -Four chargers and two hveried
ootmen are attached to the turn. out.
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n HUBER. WM. r. VOL
HUBER Il WOLF,
Attorneys at Law,
NIcAWEEN 4 HikA.

4 TTORNEYS j. COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
IA LAND AND CoI.LECrlNa AGENTS, &C.,
TIPToN, Iowa. 9A#s Ii
OFrlcE- Post-Olise Building opposite the
Court House.
n. B-Messrs Mes. & r. will pay the strictest
attention to every branch OF their profession.
REFERENCES: Grant x Smith, Cook & Drury
Dawson 4 True, Lane Il skinner, and Hon
Judge Dillon. Davenport. fS:25l
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Fs.s T. -. EA1i1'iI
EXCHANGE OFFICE.

CIiHT DRAFTS On NEW YORK CAN DE
- had Of the Subscriber in sums TO suit pur-
'hasers. Certificate. Of Deposit. and Drafts on
EASTERN Cities, cashed. American gold furnish
ed at a email premium.
~ OfitG over Ioltslander's store
r. WM. IL. TUTHILL.
Upton. Iowa: July lst. 1850.
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Mt the old stand, North Of the court house, In
Ilpten where he Intends to supply the best
meat IN Cedar county, at reasonable rates FOR
CASH, a. he buys becvcs on tue same terms.
Upton, Sept. 5th, l>ol--3m
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On motion, adopteu
Mr.. Wright, of Cover, offered the fol
lowing, which on motion was adopted:
Resolycd, That there be and is hereby
appropriated out of the county fund the
sum of one hundred dollars as contin-
Gent fund, for the support of the la,l'
and the clerk be and he is hereby auInot
;zed to issue warrants upon sald iuno
unon the present sation of accounts prop /
,rIy verified
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NOTICE
M EAT M a r K EFT

Is hereby given that ALEX. ROBERTSON ha
L ra-open"l his
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o CLOCK, +. ".
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Quorum present. Mr.. Robinson present
ed the following, which upon motion was
adopted
70 the Hon. Boara Of .SuPerri~"s, Or.
dar county, Ioru.
We, the undersigned petitioners, be
ing without constable, would ask your
honorable body to appoint Henry Fr'nk
as constable for Dayton township, Cedar
CO., Iowa, and your petitioners Will ever
pray.
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Mr.. lIoughton offered the following
ub;nb on motion. was adopted
Resolrea, That II. c. Piatt be required
- m,te n settlement with the county Tor
Fl; Fl 40 rent and fuel, and that \. Shaw be
and is hereby authorized to make such
settlement.
Wright of Cover, offered the follow
NJ which, on motion, was adopted:
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West of the Court House sqaare, TlrroS, Iowa.
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The undcrsi ,ncI committee made the
following report which, on motion, was
adopted :
We the committee on public buildings
haze examined the same and report as
follows: Found the Jail in need OF some
repair in door ia, tening; two Of the cells
have not sufficient bidding there is also
one hcdstcad wanting. There IS also
some repair necessary on the water con-
luctor on the north side Of the court
house. We would recommend that the
board make appropriations to meet the
expenses. We would also recommend
that the county clerk be authorized to
rent any vacant rooms i'll the ccnrt house
or any property belonging to Cedar conn-
tv. or under the control Of said county.
We do not recommend that there be a
eel! finished in the basement Of the court
house. All Of which is respectfully sub
mttcd.
r. RrTTEEFIELD.
s. r. HorGHToH,
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The Very Latest from GenI Mcclel-
lan's Army.
THE GREAT neyEMEsT HAS CxRTuN-
LY BEEs 4 SUCCESS!

Ere going 70 press with the sccoad edition %
io-dsys STAY. we arc able 10 state hst positive
and reliable Information has Just reaches wash
ington, per telegraph from Fortress Monroe, an
nouacIng that Generals Keyes and FiiE John
Porter have succeeded in getting into the I'm
portsht position on the left wing Ct the army OF
the Potomsc they were ordered 10 take on Thurs
day last, their prepars,ious 60 take which has
tened the encmys recent terrific attack upon Gen.
P.'s brave and elective force.
Until IL thus became certain here that they had
been able to get into line the len wing q tho
army, tinstead Of the remaining RICH, wing, uP
to Thursday Ist;D il was a matter Of doubt
whether he sacrifices we made in the great baltic
had awaited sught. Now, however, Il is clear
that the point for which so much wa' rlsked,
Ia, been most skilfully achieved.
Our loss proves 70 have been far heavier than
we were led to believe yesterday from the state
ments Of two OF three gentlemen who left the
White House on Saturday morning. II that can
possibly be compensated for, the fact that tie
Army OF the Potomac now stands IN the position
from which It's Chiefs regard the speedy fall Of
Richmond as inevitable, goes Ear to compensate
the country for IL.
Our left flank now rests immediately on tho
bank OF James River, while our righ Is probably
upon the impregnable point understood to have
been won by Hein;zlemsn's force on Wednesday
last.
The force lately required to guard West POin.
and the White House, and intermediate depOts,
as well as the thirty FIVE miles Of railroad from
West Point to our front, 10 now no longer neces-
ssry in their late positions; thus practically
adding much to the acting fighting strength @:
our army, whose supplies Of every description
can be landed direct from the transport, almost
Immediately in their camps, under the protection
Of the navy'I gunbosts.
We need hardly add that the nsw position Of
our army is upon high ground on which It can
operate to far greater advantage than, OF late In
the swamps Of the ChickahoninV.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIIth COMMISSIONS Session.
TUESDAY, yulyI.

TUESDAY, July L.
SKNATE.-After the presentation OF petitiOns-
On motion Of Mr.. Wiley, the bill for the
admission Of the proposed State Of West Virgin'a
into the Union was taken up, aud WA debated by
Messrs. Wiley, Sumner, Collamer and Wade on
Mr.. Summers proposed amendment prohibiting
slavery therein after July 4, 1868.
HoUsE-MT Wilson submitted the report %
the committee Of conference on the bill prescri
bling All oath OF Office; adopted.
Mr.. Aldrich made report from the coafcrenc"
committee on the Ildiaa appropriation bil,
adopted.
The House went into Comm tee OF the Whole
(Nlr Dawes in the chair and tO>k up The tarlh
hill
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DR.. vow MoscHZIsKER, 227 Pa. avenue. lt@
FINR FISHING The season for rock fstfiped

FINE FTsHINe-The season for rock tstriped
basil fishing at the Little Falls OF the Potomac,
10 now fairly open. Sporsmen are daily CATCH
ing there as many as fifty each OF morning or
afternoon, weighing from one to twenty pounds
each. The fly fishing for them is eq uslly as fine
as fishing for them with herring Dait Those
desiring to participate In the sport there should
enquire at the bridge for Joseph Payne or one Of
his sons, who keep boats, tackle, bait, &C.,
always on hand for those coming without them.
They know all the fishing gr0dnds well, and de-
vote their time to assisting lovers Of fishing wish
ing their services. je 23-lw
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SrLvKR-PLATBD WARE ANY body in want Of
Slver-Plated Ware, Spoons, Forks, Casters,
Butter Dishes, Syrup Pitchers, Creamers. Sugar
Bowls, Salt Stands, etc, had better ca II at the
Dollar Store No 438 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, near
-Four and a-half st., and supply themselves for
one dollar lie 27-1w%
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COOP NEWS FOR ALL.

WASHINGTON, June 20, 1862.
This Is to certify that | have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
Washington failed to cure me.
Dr. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per-
sons wishing further particulars can call and see
me. SEvA BAILEY,
je2l.f AtMrs Barbour's, 375 Sd St. bet. d and f.
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DIED..

On the sOth ultlmo, after short illness, JOHN
CLAY BOW 80. son of James and Susan ID.
Bowen, aged II years, months and IS days.
Farewell, son; to a 6eavenly rest thou hast gone,
And left us with an aching breast.
His funeral will take place on Wednesday, at 21S
ocOck, from the residence of his father. corner OF
9th street and Massachusetts avenue. The rela-
tives and friends of the family respectfully in
vited to attend.
ON Il g even ns of June 81. VIRGINIA JULIA.
Infant OAR hteI of John and Sarah A. each, aged
months
On the Soth ultImo, REBECCA BOWIE,
youngest child of Dr. Louis and Margaret W.
maokall, IN the 3 year of her age.
On the 9}th utino, EDWARD SEWARD.
youngest son of Charles ana Fannie F!iHt, aged II
months and day.
On June 3th, at Is MINUTES past 10 O'Clock, A L.
FRED BARBOUR, in the ID yasr of his age.
His friends invited to attend his fun era from
the Fifteenth Street Presbvteriau Church, on
WEDNESDAY, July %, st 2 o'olook, -
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VOLUNTEERS for the Army should not leave
the city until supplied with Holloway's Pills
and Ointment. For sores, scurvy, wounds;
small pox, fevers, and bowel complaints, these
medicines are the best in the world. Every
French soldier uses them. Only Is cents per
hoy
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HAMS! HAMS HAM5!- Henry Neyes, 6.
Cassard, Remnants Orange brand, N w. Thorn
and F. w. Cassard's best sugar cured Hams,
10 cents Der pun. -a These are the very Se:t
brands Of Hams. Best PhiiaS1elphia Print But
ter Is cents, at
GEO. w. STEWART & SoS's,
jY 1-eo3tk corner 18th and streets.
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PERsoSAL-Nathaniel Wheaton. Esq, High
Sheriff Of Providence county, and Pre-.
Gammen, OF Providence, Rhode Island, arc At
Willards'
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ArotheT Testimonial.

WAsgINaroN, ID. C, June 90, 1862.
Dear Sir: Under your treatment, Nr. Guests
hearing, for many wears imperfect, has been
greatly improved II is not pleasant to give
publicity to matters Of family interest, but Ii
would be unjust to you to withhold an acknowl-
edgment Of the valuable service yor have rem
dered I'm this case to restrict you in the use 6f
Il. / am, very respectfully, your obt serv't,
JONATHAN GUEST, p. q. Dept.
Or Wow MoscHZIsKER 22J Pa, avenue, liz
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TIE Government contract, for the burial Of de-
ceased soldieo for the next ensuing sir months,
was awarded last evening 70 the present incum-
bent, Frank T sands, F street, between 5th and
9th streets, he being the lowest bidder.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES .-During the past month
the clerk Of the court has issued l03 mauiaS-
licenses larger number than has been issued
for the same period for some moAths.
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SECOND WARD STATION CASSIE fore JnStice
Cla,k &C. Mitchell, selling liquor on Sunday;
fned S24 06 c. Mitchell, keeping open after
hours; dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-01

CHAPLAIN APPoINTED.-Rev. T. b. McFslla,
pastor Of the Assembly's Church, has been sp
pointed chaplain to the Ascension Church ho''
pitsl.