davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-08-25

U7eYa-a s1.; Farmers si. &C. .E-s :hs EezS EdR9f
s1seous rp1te tor bits 49,. H-4ac:t.ss .Ae1s E1a
NS$Ced me s5E1ii.1 E:I. ,s-sY cb1Ye.t61fss - v
beec opened 1ls .ne Ill IL Go1AstE1qk s1G 49,
Attention II PAID ~ tSe:s @1Es1 FROM HA:-l5o11AEt
resting. choice offered Of ths PEntAl'Gi4sA3:a,
EEW YORK md BALTIMORE 4aEkEfSi Thx @!E
IA be found The ahuTtest. QieEtAt aEH Ha9s dsS4
rcute fcr gtock 70 Few ToTk{E.a- AueasowA}-ze1t
.Nth feYeT changes than auy other
ENOCE LEWIS, 4e11 SuPt Asoona, n
L I. HQUPT: Cen TieSst age1t FhHtAe!pnl9
yNI
, 1862-08-25

IlEhtt :" "Au
Pt.re VS.
t2a'.sch VI . re,
Fn:yN ills B
well II D &c
Parker " u
PMtcrJ 3
Parker John 3
Pct:t'ck John Il
Pigott Jchn
Pol Aisr John
Potter Jeh1. Il
Pound William
petric Henry
Puf3v j q
Fat1unre J D
Philips 1GtI}t
pui11illll JMnf5
l'l1Lc j C
, 1862-08-25

ard Jas nd US
Whitman Chas vi
Webster NJ = vi
W a1l:er L E2 IT,
WhnlcE sergt MJW'
Nadkius IL ",
Walker Webb ";
Warner Wm W.
Whltconlb v m VI
W'ellir eton Vim Y,
n altll Jno y
Ward j VS. ";
WadeEcrth hon "
J Il #
Wallace Ino ",
Warren Geo ".
Waldon Jas "
Weaiherly z w
Walker HI "
Nbis1DaTsh ] c "
Webster Geo M r
| Walker Hu1ace y
Whitaker Jas #
c1ch Thos C Y
| Wa}lnce Thos 4 r
| N'allin ThGs II
Ward Saull Y
| hite s S =
| Vert F1edH y
| Wal5a,h Steph En-
| Whitcpuh EK II
| Whitman SaMl u
, 1862-08-25
| T,E.yANDER SIJ,IER

A LEX ANDER SILLER,
IA Notary Public and Commissioner and Agent for
N!!itary Cla,ns No. South Clark =tree1 corner Of
aectcd with tie United States Pay Department IL ta=
Districts e5 Wisconsin, Inaos ,a AIchlE.a oato kez,
of Par Bounty Pensions etc, with i nau n1l efficacy
and dsIatch speca :tteat,on naa to m:K'nS nr a9
can OBTAIN tcir pay cheaper BY applying 70 Ia@ tha p
visiting Payu,aEter. arr a1so r1SnAret 70 ss!i =
Inhertsnces ETC.: By power Of attorney; Erterences
ny perm.ssion-Hon. T. 4. Hoffman. L. Governor d
siu:: David Tod, Governor OF Ohio. lGt so-oU
, 1862-08-25
Gbe> Gtthttmttg, m
MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1862.
LIST CT LETTERS


Rsmainipg Funcalled fnr in the Chicago Post
Office.
, 1862-08-25

CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST


Z HICAGV, BURLINGTON Il
QUINCY RAILROAD
Passenger Trains lrye arrive at Chicago AZ fol-
iiog,(na: Exrress leaves $40 ana arrives Il
t:.a T.: tSlHta}s e1ceptedt Nifht Express teas e
stc0 F. H. (Satur4ass e1ceptcd) arrives ut 62s l. n
t1e e,alSs tEcepttd} Au7nfn Accommodation le9vex
81 -:V II 91t arrive ut $40 A. 81. tS,;nday= eH.
cepLeG. C. G. HAMMOND, Saptx
, 1862-08-25
4 CAnE;NY t}F FIND TTTVER

~ CADElN 7 VII !. In D = vi 2 Ell
4 SIT1, at LARE FOREST, ILLIN3Is.-The
fourth gear Of Til. Irttutiun unGer the direction o
Nc, Bgt!eE 4: n. Pti'etpa., md i;sy; VIZ: Z: ne<
aloSnAT. Sept 11th. Circulars. giving full par:cu
laTf vii e s.nt on application t9 'ttaer q tiz To
i. u. Patterson D. D. Rev. 4 rthur s~azrg. Il. M
Thompson, Esq. r. F. seeiy" Esq or to Pe'cr Page
Esq s+rr:ta-y If the Beard Of Trustees Chirago.
Iskc Forest, August 49, 1862. Bulyt5aatln
, 1862-08-25
TIL E
Western Transportation e.
WESTERN EXPRESS,
! 8 SO.

Tgx vN3rrRv TFaEspoRrAr1au r,or
PANT having n1sde srrangesnents to run. their Lxa
7'e r1s1ss5s On WamT es.asse eess .Ee moss OF III
AyD
rfzexFucAN rErTRa aTEArK.R0AFs
EumherIns thirty arstc,ssa ttsnncs and s.,ey
n e;isr q The coWWsreisi public Tie following e
chan8tse and prodace 70 aud ion liz Esstera - sr
ern, Northern a9a SGEtI "esssIn SE.tes; Tbs Csr
pa''ss oosa0al'eo e4SAs' Iac'n'es eonsAoos"
too ~anal soatSs
Baao M ds ~ q St Buaae x g
Propeller Lines:
THE WESTERN EXPKRE@.
Owned and operated by tnt. Companv} viii run oxs
ths @ Asw Yesk CsntfA As.'foaa to Egdale eeanesaaa
sae es j on e
Lakes:
The Upper Lake Line DNt<y*
NJ wE e. = s:s,as, sns o9sss38 LIN. ssssz
moHAWK, mENDora,
.,ans9nn Fnamuu1H' EnG!<AEN at;. chxz'
T.oWE, FL tas F. g. GcAS9 Es.a .a* o., .
Ess5 Ss S5ss
Office foot OF Michigan street.
The Detroit Line DufIY,
vls Nortn Shore alrest connecting Ct Ruae1o VIII U
co sts,rs1s re1k ard E''e Ea'rssaS i =. .,....
III1Nois. coNcoan.
SAGINAW. HIARX STEWAR1
OMAR FASHA.
Leaving the dock Erie Basin, every evening ~
~ AS4kItV3 fe6eake hp4i1 ~ AAS
, 1862-08-25
TIL F.
Northern Transportation Cs:}

q zsprepared to transport property between
Boston, al Points in Ne" England, EeH Xszt
and the West,
With p7onlptness, care and dispatch.
This well known Line Of Fourteen class Bc.es
Steamers. conaects At o5densRurg With this
Railroad for BoEtan and all Paints II Het
England;
At Cape Vincent with the
RaiIruad and Propeller Line bstwssa Cap
Vincent and New York,
And at Oswego witha
LINE OF IS FIRST CLAsa CANAL BoAzt
Between 0swego. Troy, Albany and New York.
Forming DAILY LINE IRON Bos1on, Ie# Tof3
osdeHse1rEn, Gaze Vincent and oawego to c.eYel1Ef
Toledo and Detroit -....--
AND TRLWEEkLT LINE TO
Chicago, Milwaukee AID Intsxmediats Porh
AGENTS:
]. AyerA Isl Broadway, Eew Tosk John .Ecd4
ii. CreFo'tn. Cspe Vincent John =. Crawford 0e
~ego. Feltoh L Breed, Cleveland. Walker q H4y1k
Tosedo. F. K Mathew. Detroit o. J, Hale, MlHsE
kee. Taylor. Ma11aT 4 Co.. RaCine-
ChARY T. HOWE. Agents,
Foot Of Eorth Lasslle st., Chicago
{Rp3pS2 6m1
, 1862-08-25

MONTICELLO FEMALE ShAII-
lFf NARY.-Thn 9th term Of this Institufio: Will
commence The 10Th Of nntsnocr. Appc'lt: ms :''r
s,H:sson sln,nld te made to the Prncfp j. Nj 8
PI!1LESA FtlBSS. Godfrey. Madison county. I'nn:a
who viii fuTi.t>tl catalogues gratuitously on aupca
ton, by mail or otherwise. auo t&39-2N
, 1862-08-25
legal nn1UEs.
ESTATE OF ASHLEY ct

~ BERT. DECEASED Public notes is htrshy
given to all n rsnns h'ya0 Claims asaint the estate
ajjuac Anon and settlemenf - s,c October term Of
tue County Court of C,Sk County. to be holden at ths
Cont HoR.e. in tile CITY Of Chicago. th- third
Chicago. Aug. l:kh. 1als. snso,:s.6x
pT4TE OF 1L;.lNOIS, COUNTY
- OF COOK. ss:-supe,io. Court Of Chicago,
Martin ys tirr1n BOSE. Daniel T Elstor, William
Ffynt. RHWaTd Scn1y: Thamss scul1y, Pa:rIcE ann.
Psas' SnTk nS ssy ,hHy
Lcseph E. Sheffield Mathew JoVuau auli tsSlzGt log
dan, his wife John Frott Michael Prout May Lses5a
William Leteun anE John Lesson.
Afhs:asit that OHIO kIemtn. Joseph E. Sheffield,
As1thew Jordan, BfdE. DO: can bis vi e. John Psout
Ettu ard scuit3 nd tchre. Pro11, ete fda1ts .hove
nsmsd noaresldtnts, and tnst Marg Lesson. VIII
lied il tie 1Ece of lie CfeK ot said s1pesior Cont
q Gnlsago Nocs I j. as5soy vfn t. H. Saa 1.he
Jutt an. Ills wife john Pt.'t, M!chaei Prout. Msry
Leeeon. William Letson. John L-eson and EiV:.rd
kcuj1y. THAT the compainsnts 1eo thEir bill Of COM
tie hfth DAY of sAngus5. lsS3 anil tEat 5 SUMMONS
dants, retanlnle oi. Tie 1rst AtonIay Of November
.NoE. anl: - Oh. the .aia ptno Klemp, JOSEPH F
Shefs ID. Matthew Jordan. Bridget Jorden MS wife
John Prout. Michael Psout, Als!y Lesson, William
ally be aId 4ppear before ta! Superior Court OF C:
ca9u Cook County, the htss Gay OF rhe
theIccE TO be h,deI.at ClicaRo IN said County, OF
O. dcmnr to tie said coplainant. Bill or corp1atnt
It sau and te matters aud things Their In charged
aud stated vii be taken Is COL fesAtd and lecres
Suffered e 4SaaaSge f e eFxsF E at sa<
D. n. EEREuAA, Comprts' Sol'r. ao16t S3D-3W
, 1862-08-25

Sutherland Geo
Sullivan q L
SuE5Gt3
Slttls Thn5
d 5I'euce Tno5
Smith Geo 3
Ssnrgis 5 major
Sp=ern,an >
/ Slmpnt1s )
Stockoridge F
SeymoncF1
Smith Ed Nd
S!021 Rubt
Smith Ropt r
D Simons Ed9d
Stevens Peter
Enlitidy David
St8tha1n D "
Smith u u
Smith Chss
Smith PM
Stlekney " q
Bmyth PC
Stapl1n Cbas
ssockweAAsexS
Eltmer Abr
Steel n
6teela 0P
Sicily Andrew
Slocum Arthur.
Smith Bsni O
Spencer F
Sawyer Aaron
SuttoT A
3 Sphinx 3euj r
Skinner n 4
EhaIdaIt n 2
, 1862-08-25

W. AR CLAIM OFFICE OF
w GR1EZNEE 4 :,OHEN. Washington. D. {.
Post Office Box 1Ss. KEFERENCEs:-uon. I. Tru:u
Iowa: Hon. = + WashouTne: II; e. NJ; Hon nw.n
fury; PH watson. Esq, Asst Sect. Of War; Geo
Harrington. E.q~ ASH Sec of Treasury i: Jones,
Esq. T.. S NaIthAl. Chicago, iySl tl9i 9n
, 1862-08-25

Al1CA -AAUpN' - %AAAAAA~Ie AAN~.'~7
Erhn'6 Pills.
The co31otnsnon OF .ug7s5:eatsin theee E1rs tbs
ra*ut Ql long And xxteI-lFe Practice They are mild
N their operklo certain E1FrecnE ali 1rregu.
i.1nea Fh:n;ul henst-nanons, teaovlnE aI obstuc-
its1A tef trt-:; Otherwise Aca!4che p61n
n tba side pa!pscnn n the heart whites az nerrous
Edecuons mysteries, fit &u.. pain In the back and
IinDa &C. disturbed e1ee7, which ertse from nte1ruF-
e3fn Of nhturc- -.
DX. CHEESEMANsS PILLS
sFes the commencement ot new n the reatmeut
CI these irregularities and obEtructtons which have
t;oasis Ded tkmat! to 3 PREMATURE GRAVE. No female
Csc enjoy good health usesR ia regular. and When
Aver Al ohrtructon takes place the general health be
1sdns to dcc;lne-
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
ese the ranst eectus' remedy known for all co
plRints peculiar to fKEAL8s, To 81 cs&ses the7 ere
EuTGluAhle, 1Sn!c11s1. WITH CEET1rHTT, rHEIoDtoAL
Used them different re,1ode throughout The coGutry
Eaying the sanction ofsons G. The txAEEEhT PdTs-
EC.Aks If AMERICA.
EIrLIcIr DIRECTIONS. eTATTNG T'gEN THEY SHOULD
f1cr BE ysEp ". IN each Fox-tt- PRICE DEH poLLAB
FEE Box, coEta:l!nr ir,m 50 10 6a Pills.
IS Lake Btrett. to1Ts EY 1sRvGn1sTs GENERALLY.
f. GNlTA apfG2 Tyr
F1R.. n. S. U:D.-E, PROFESSOR
= flung and F"n,.le 'itsrases, may be consulted
1t his Rooms at 1le ShrrHn Hnuse, F.idays. May
Eth .1une .i Ancnst 1st aaf september Eth Also,
1T Joliet th' N:s:i :ti Hate. = turayS May 1t,4
a.tle .lst August :n and September lSth. Ptttcnts
G. = :: to P. NJ Constitution free. Address Past
Dct n ss15 CNraGn Illinois. rr. n.s Lectures to
Ladies' ard eeDt een zent rse on receipt o three cent
itemp, hl13@E SIN
, 1862-08-25

nEARB0RN SEMINARY. So
II WABASH ATENUE--Tlse next term Of tA
Institution viii open on MONDAY. sept. 15tl. TIT
picc OF tuition III the Primary Department will b;
one-thlrd lcsR tsu tc-etoFore. CIrcn1arsc.n Re o.
tai.ed By calling at the seminary. by tdresslng tht
an19,7W1m q. GROVER, Principal,
, 1862-08-25

Ruane1s ELang-
% dun
Reiuey Eugen5
D Ryan .
, r Rosa z z
70 " I:Eed isobert
Cd F Rutherford Day
Ryan Dani,;l
7 D Robe Donelv
1ideonR3adel t5hs5
J Rea Charley
Rhodes Go4s G
Thos Russell Caas Il
sn, D Richards G Il
T Rr;ss Patrick
RJbefte Ghas i
FrankRsass Chas a
Rowan Patrick
las Ross i "
frank RsW5on s. Co
/ 2 Reed s Smith
* IaAinter !
s II Ramsdctl 6 Co
Tfrrup1,l4 htnnzn
, 1862-08-25
5pectat Aot1cfs-


171&uea1E1O15 1lzS1 190s
T. the world. TILlIhM A. -BATCHELoR8 celebzs'
tsd Hatr Dye produces color not to De
TON nature-vzrranted not to taJure the hair In the
4ase rcued,ex the III effects Of bad dye1 and tnV1go
Eutes tie haa1 for life GREF Red CT Rusty Hk1R IN
tantly turns splendid Black or Brown. Tearing the
t1sr seq prd beautiful sold By I'll Dzaggtets sc,
kFT The genuine Is signed William A. Batchelor on
rnc four sides Of each box. Factory No s. Barclay st
New York Nnte 2ss Broadway andl6 Bond jy9s;p;-1y
H| IlEADACHEt-Peak's Head
eaLe Remedy Is the THING. No lady or gentleman
E.u cTe- be without Bottle after once using It
xFtce rs cents. Sold hy Druggists generally. Whole
Ea. Agent fort the Northwest, 4. R LANDoS. S Lake
F+eet Opposite Trement House, Chicago tez7ea7a3m
, 1862-08-25
DQnp Skirts.
NEW YORK AND ULIKGIS
Hoop Skirt Manufac10ry.


AT " HDLESA8
AND RETAIL, NJ. =
South Clark street
Soppostte the Coun
Hons }. aud iN >orth
Elark bet indiana a
Qhio streeta+
CHICAGO. II.Lrxt1In
Blk and Cotton SGTh
maGc to order at shori
notice. Old Eslrt1
repaired. altered arc
shaped as good a.
ns:w. Full stock Q,
woven, double div
- a -
, 1862-08-25
~ INHGAN CENTRAL; RktIe
/ 31HlCAGO AND MiLWAlJEaH

FOE MuWAu6Iz, La CKossR ST. HAEE. ussixSsa
BEKIEs. 4Sp ISTKsNkpLAT3 gaTNTa.
0a sna after MONDAY, May 5t1l iss3 Fs:,crx7.
Tsais will !eaye tna Depot, corner West Ki5.e as
GaaN st[eeEs, tSundaFB except*tl ~ foc~s:
LAS A. M, and t2s33 P. NJ
Paseenger Trs!us arrive It xsCacazo at 1ISo A. II H.
4:l5 F. "
WArkEsAN AcooANopATIoH fRAIN leaves Ch'caet
At $50 F. H. end arrives AT Et;CaEo ut Hsas A. n
EY3 8. C. BALD YIN. Er a.rinteD dess
, 1862-08-25

Persons wishing drop letters adTcrtised must
affX 1hree cent stamp.
fD- Office open from 1st Of May to 1st Of No
vennber daily Except Sunday. from : a. H. till
D. m, On Sunday from S1K till 10]S m. From
November LIST Till alay let, from q m. til p N.
daily Except SuGda3e), and On sundays from :. 81
Till :Oi5 a. n j. L. SCRlPPS, +. n.
12X1S
, 1862-08-25
4 Dh1INISTRATRIX NOTICE,
A sIAIE OF ILLINOIS. CuOE CpuNTT. aa-

County Court OF Cook County.
PuhiIc notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
AdnnstraLrlI Of the estate of DasiFer Walker, do
ceased, appear before thn salt. Court the pten
er Term thereof e ne h9ldea on TIE third A9aday o
ty to1 tie purpose OF hearing and adjusting all catxs
ard demands against the estAte, when and waere all
persons having such claims requested present
and file the same. ABIGAIL F. WALKER
AdIu1u1stEatzix Estate Dollyer Walker
, 1862-08-25

To the Nervous Of both Sexes.
- Eet!ttd Clergyman hay7g beec re tored to hcs
Il lev days ae snauy years Of great is will
y. u ass.si ohers y tvnag tree ~ t1s reeelrt
!lon u.td nires tue I:I.E. J,lIN Nj oAGS ALL 1e6
.SGlton street BROOKLYN. View York !e9-s1-4n
, 1862-08-25

Anstsad Iaasn
Abram John
A11eh Joseph.
Adams Wm
A1ling WmJ
Austin " 81
2Abbott VIM
Anderson " F
lfeut
AckeKu1anWmK
Arnold ~ B
Avery Moses
Brown T F lieut.
Butler Fred
Butler John #
Bow Julius
Brunner Jos 2
Revar. Jam==s
iBrafney james
Isre1ln JAmea, e
Etlrl. ] II
Bryant II
1Gf,sler Jas z
Bowers I N
Rurhans J Il
Dsr!g. Jam-s
Eucher jerome
B7andsonJacnbN
Brown Hamlet .
Kro1rlles IenryA:
B;Rd=naT HI
Broueilton nj
3 B'idgIwater Il
RnoEhal. Geo
Briggs GsoW L 2
FSrue Li.Ee
butkeINathcw
Brigss Go y l.
Bvyington livery
stable keeper
Byrna L-uke
rBrOls5n VIC
Bn-hnel Wn
Br0euu " j
E-owa WmH
B1:1cn Wallace
Burke john
D1rkI John
Bronzon Johu G
BrooEs .Tof1u
Bond John D
E3den .,llu
: Bowers .3aha #
Esce1ell John
{ Premier Morris
Buel IAmes Il
, 1862-08-25

2Anderaon Geo !
gAdans T !
Aehley Tho " :.
Ahern Geo u
Abrahams " e !
Andrews g a.
Andrews Jas q 2.
Alexander J G .
Adams James q
Arsattron Jas l. .
Avfar John .
Aslworth jos I
b
Burns Chas =:
Blair CT
BIge1oW c :
Barnes Nelson !
Bland A. /
Eliot AlElnn :;
Bennett Allen O.
Bultelss a II J
Barnes Nclcon ]
Barber Il son J
BatcileIit1 i Epu
Eniuttr 4 ]
l;as,cox A'l1w L ]
Eas:wiclx Fred
Eircd4.d AE !
Bafltlsh . II ma ]
jGr 2 !
;irt.>;n AEdsew ]
aHuEsy.Ia & Cover ]
Eufl 4 s ]
B,iritnsame Alb ]
Ier
Breed 4 3 !
+. u:ie Erastus
TIown capt .
Bristol .;;ha5 Z J
yEruce s'har tE
Burk l'1rne1tus
! Briggs Chas
Bushnell chester
Rattley r
U1islen Patrick
FRrant Cnas .
EBarns Frank
Bc. ant S T
Eu:liu5E
Bud Ell
Brass Roger J
Ruy,c7 Ets,E
B1ewster E 81
Burke Thus rev
CH7yal Frank
Bnllen Sylvester
Brown T )
, 1862-08-25

tAA< ~ II
AnlevuEe Geo
Banning LIE
Isangs Lester e
Batehana " "
,:b1ardtn VII:
/. Ha1deley " &
rtrneyW u A
Benham II D
Black "
Blum YIN L =
;Ee1edfct WmH
T,rtcn 49, III
bsMn.oon' sn.on ;, nI u II .
bM4bm Bt5 1T =
!nl}5lGET ~
tHnum n:.nsa. s1i.aI 3.s:;s,
DnoaH Dsn a4 ~ Il !"
ns' ns1 soIn u "
Mh ~ ! easIni p!.,
''nntFeIusiNe"t ns. I, !
= nacu t.s ,.lulee
I,sE,es basim : t';rmts Mi
nMss fu .
n1tAfy !aGes IL
Ha1es u
~11Ss Ja5C
~ s;.L:e14 EeH
H. H,N"1tnM e. Mdem:
15tta@1
I4t'HEel v
ralHa'n rrlHa ~
bacon FIed ~
, 1862-08-25

RoEan htie1l
Rogers SW
1t0Eeun L n
Richards Le1r1l
ReIey Nieb1
1iEssrn = N Il
I.us 8, III
Kurel.fo.d Jno
HI id Jno
Iti;ry Juo
REtlefge JoCeI
Rsvlch Jno
L:oder Jlo
nit} JGe. l,h
ReiIey Jno U
kiley. Jno
1sti]..y JuoD
Rt'ot, james =
Eips6H Jlo
Roper Jro
Kidgely
Rirti J
Re.Eo!ds j z
Reed .Jacol, r
Rowan y A -
RuFEeli lra1c
E:ichart Jas
Ray James
3irhariEA 14Hht
, 1862-08-25

aAfOn 5e1f1eLta mtRb
-Atttrt6 Margarctta mi
tsIuce Jane 4 msss
ls.lStt Harriet mrs
Bitwn +1oh. j snrs
Bso9:n Jennie mics
Hunker Nm Fl mrs
Buchanan Mary A miss
l'uriuu Mile miss
Bu.d:Ck Mat;i= miss
BIch MiDrie MIS-
By,ft. Sara.. Ann
fsl:rke Catherine r1iss
Eurke Sarah mrs
Eyf. r JlpEctte miss
Butler Helen miss
Baldwin S i mrs
Bar cock Mary mies
Baldwin H;luE;th i miE
Babbctt Mary Ann mrs
Bernard S A mrs
Ra1;ou Sarah ulies
Balttte Nary A,miA
Bal na1d A L miss
=Bares Susan L mics
Eates helen nniss
Heebt Mary E mrs
Ca1ade Loni:a miss
GAi:;c- Mary Arm mrs
Cahili Ellen miss
Carpe Sarah mrs
Carney Hclen 1niss
Carey Mary
E'17jin Aull..ia miss
Carter .Sa--h am nlrs
Ca.1eil ALA miss
Ca.tes- Laura rlfEB
Cor1aa Maggie nllss
Ca:kEer a III mrs
Cayt MISS
Case Mill!e c mrs
Casey Johanna
Cat c1lf. EiuEie mics
Cha!,iE Lizzie miss
! Chc]1on ljnMa
! ChA-s. Charlotte mrs
| Cf.a-t, Harriet
Cfnlrt,;it.r Coruelfa Hlri
| Cbtttick Margaret mis-
Clifford JOIN wid9ow
C1a7EEcn Anna Iniss
C]a::ston Henry n:rs
| Gt31enr Rachel mrs
, 1862-08-25

Adams Helen ri mrs2 AnnIngton Susan mrs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-13
LATE FROM THE SOUTH.

Richmond papers Of the oh contain extracts
if@n the Vicksburg press, which testify t. the
brilliant operations Of feet In their vicinity
News from Vicksburg of the 30th ult., publish
edin the Examiner OF the OH inst says:
sfwo-of the enemy's gunboats amused them
selves by throwing shot and she'll into the heart
OF Vlcksb1rg. About l25 missiles were thrown
during that time, but comparatively few OF
which appeared TO be directed at our forts We
have heard Of no casualties beyond considerably
damaging some private residences and one or
two churches
The reports Of the yIcksburg papers state that
DE Soto, Mississippi, has been DESTROYED nv our
heet, and adds that " but three little buildings
now mark the spot which once glOried In the
Title of a city -r-ar
The same reports adds that the Federal gun
boats shelled the town OF Grand q ulf on Monday,
and their transports landed a number Of troops,
who piIsged and sacked the town Of everything
they could ley their hands on.
The Richmond EJcmincr Of the OH instant
devotes It's editorial columns TO depIOring such a
fact that "tbere 10 found no individual rendered
so desperate and weary OF living by the wretch
cdnCsss this Invasion has brought on him as 10
substitute what may be ignominious suicide for
glorious maFtyrdom.N This Is intended as an in
Ccntive for procuring the assassination Of United
States officers who have taken possession Of rebel
territory. The paper is printed on haH sheet.
y letter from Stauntsn, Va, dated June 9Th,
published In the same paper, states that on SUn-
day JaCksohg men engaged Shields after the re:
capture by the Federal forces Of Front ROYAL
taking with 1t 1S0 of the I2th Georgia regiment.
The rebels claim TO have Tepulsed our troops and
taken 90 prisoners. Their own loss they give as
being small. TelegTaphic news from A AuguEta,
drew Johnson, of Tennessee, had been killed
The same dispatch states that General Butler had
been killed in New Orleans, but adds that the
report lacks confirmation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-13
CONGR 6S5IOHSL.
SALvIIth coNGREns-s.c.ns ssui,s.

SE'kTE.-hfer our report closed Yesterday
The resolution directing that Gen. s b. Buck
nCr, OF the e.. =. Army. be surrendered TO the
authorities OF Kentucky to be tried under pend
Ing Indictment for treason, was postponed
The Pacific Railway bill was taken M, and
Mf. Latham, at considerable length, spoke Of the
merits of the measure.-
The Senate then went, into executive session
noUsE.-After our report closed ..-
The Senate bill defining .he pay and etnOu-
mems OF certain officers OF the army, was passed
This bill was amended so that honorahly dis
charged soldiers OF foreign birth may become
citizens upon filing his petition, without any pre-
Vl0us declaration, and that he shall not be re-
quired to prove more than one years residence;
also to ma contractors subject to the articles OF
war, and liable 10 punishment by court martial,
and also to reorganize the Adjutant Generals
office -----0 = :
The joint resolution relating TO the enploymeu,
of convicts In the penitentiaTY was ken up, and
the id section was stricken OUT after which the
resolution was passed. ~ -
The portion stricken out provides for releasing
all petsons confined therein who have been sem
fenced there by courts martial. The Judiciary
Committee are about to report bill to meet sue b
cases ! -....s
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole, and took up the bill 70 authorize the
Secretary OF the Interior and the Meyors Of Wash
ington and Georgetown to locate and contract for
the erection OF penitentiary, Jail, and house Of
correction In The District of Columbia; and after
some discussion the committee rose and reported
the biu TO the House, recommending that the en- :
acting clause be stricken out; which was agreed
o-Veas 20, nays 80. So the bill was rejected
MI Mofril! submitted the report OF the COM
mlttee or conference on the bill making appropri-
alton for the payment Of bounties; adopted.
The bill for the relief Of J. w. Nye was
passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-13
THE LATEST FIR OH MEaPHiS.
The City Quiet and usiness II eyiyiDg-Two
mere Rebels steamers CAPTURED.

MEMPHIS, June m-Quiet prevails the entire
city, and the ready for submit ission Of thu Inha abi
tantS TO the Federal rule is surprising as Il is
gratifying. The civil authorities continue 10
discharge their functious as heretofore The
provost maTshaps Office Is thronged with appli-
cations for permits to proceed North. -
Jackson's rebel cavalry, which have been how
ering around the city since the Federal occupa-
tion, are said to have gone TO Holly Springs AS
most Of them are largely interested in the city ii
Is improbable that they will make any attempt
to burn it The recorder OF Memphis was ar
rested to-day by the Provost Marshal for causing
the arrest Of citizen for conversing with Union
soldier.
The rebel cavalry are securing the country
around Grand Junction, destroying all the cotton
they can find.
Applications to ship six thousand bales Of cotton
have already been made at Memphis.
The Argus Is gtill outspoken in Its secession
symPathies The Avalanche is more guarded
and inclined TO submit quietly Both advise
peaceable submission to Federal rule.
Many stores are opened, and have resumed bus
mess. Some dealers refuse Confederate money
but receive Tennessee bank notes.
The markets are rather sparsely supplied with
meat and vegetables.
Two rebel steamers were captured Yesterday
above the city.
New YORK, June I2 "A special Memphis dis
patch 10 the Tribune says that many Of the Mem
phis banks are at Columbus, Missis.ippi' and
that Gen hindmsn took forced loan of 81 600 600
from them week ago in the name Of the South.
ern Confederacy
Com. Davis 10 sending dispatcheS overland In
Gen. Halleck. -
Intelligence was received at Memphis that an
soon as the news Of the defeat tf the rebel feet
and the surrender Of the city reached St Francis
river, Arkansas, a steamer under Gen Hind
mans orders. went up that stream and DESTROYED
several thousand bales of cotton. Some 4OO bales
were burned at Madison, Arkansas; about &c
miles west OF Memphis. IL is said that as MANY
az 3OCOO bales OF cotton have been burned up that
river