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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17
Apiarian Convention.

Owing to the bad weather and bad
roads, those present a. the Apiarian Con-
vention last week, concluded not to do
any business, and after familiar talk,
adjourned to meet in Upton or Thurs.
day May sth, when it is hoped there
will be full attendance of those interes-
ted in this important and growing branch
of husbandry. Newspapers in Linn,
Jones, johnson, Clinton, Scott, Musca-
catine, Washington, Louisa and Henry,
are requested to give notice Of this Con
vention.
c. G.. Mcneil,
presidant
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17
:IlE LADIES' MEDICAL FRIEND
And the Physiology of Marriage.

work "N ia" cause. symptoms, and treatment OF all
complaints peculiar tnthC marriage, its dutieS,
abortion and ru,uts, c. illrrn, their ills, and
the prev cuton Of ""mroiU with Invaluable nsrus
lions {" them en- sHJ"cts ofa private nature. Price rs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17

I'll" NicEnnirC 0r-an
l. 2raci ostrum"'., "crr spending in power and com
pas to the ordinary II feet pipe Organ. All who have
any knoaI" p" "f t." Piano can perform upon the in
strUmeut without difficulty. IT," keyboard being the
same a that "t II" Piano. In sze il is from to 81
feet high and from 3, t. feet wide. 1t i elegant in
form nnd solid in construction IL - more easily
moved than tn wright Piano, and possesses the re-
markahle advantage Of seldom If ever getting out Of
In rosewood cases, stops, 500
:" 70 , :" s rs
The same, size larger, $50
The SANE, in finer case, $50
tn same, in rich rosewood ease, 800
10 stops, with prrCussion, 30
The same. size larger. $50
She same IL liner case, $50
- stops, with PERCUSSION. and expression ala MAN, 315
The same, in rich rosewood case, i25
\ liberal dscouutto cash customers during the war,
AMI m extra discount to ClTEymen, Churches, Sab
l0th : hoois, LoI.rs, Scnjnarjc- and teachers The
Trad Supplied "n The mos liberal terms.
HOEAC" WATERS. Agent,
No ~ Broadway, View York.
'CUE PATRIOTIC SONG NoNk-!j coo copies issu-
ed III four weeks. superior collection of choice
Tunes and Hymns written and composed for the times.
t. he sung daring the war BY the uprising millions Of
men, women all children, who stand ~ the naL of our
Songs, Duets and thorus" both sacred and secular.
Among the iUn.' ar" tn til wing popular SAINTS
ever. Wherr liberty Dvri~ her" IS my Country, God
Speed the R1,-, My ru1tIJ II, Of Thee. Oar Flag is
There. fla- Of tie Nation. Care for Them Tenderly,
Thy Country Calls Thee. The Christian Hero, Columbia
the Gem Of the Ocean, Ireemau catherine &c. Also,
Bible Account " the Gree: Su her Of Traitors in the
days of KIM tchosiphat. All for ~ cents, SO per
hundred. Ju-t iu'IiShcd by
liORACEW WATERS. Agent,
NO. 1871 Bro dway, New York.
DENfON aL.-~lI0RNE " ALTERS. Agent. has removed
- to No. +3l broadway, \. Y, between Grand and
Er0omc streets where he sells Pianos tor
$50, and warranted; secondhand Pianos and Melo-
tcons from SO to : 1870. All kinds Of musical mer-
chandise prices; pianos and melodeons to rent
from 81 upwards. Monthly payments received for the
same. Alexander organs ior chUrc es at low prices.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17

nM- See advertisement Of Prof. l.,
MlLLER'S Hair lnvigorator, and Liz.
uid Hair Dye, in another column.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17
TIE tliDI. AND CT !DFOR EVERY
ONE

1t al th' hum'nss, and the various tricks 10
cntic the .irk ant WE'LL 1t ii lie plans Of ths
QunCk and l"ru"s 10 dupc every II guides The
unwary through life. and shows every swinde Of the
1t shows how all kinds of Food, Medicines Lie
and ,.o". anlteratei, with the Of de-
tectinp he frauds, Price ii
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17
THE ;!OI sEUOLD AND FARM.


F"r every family, having over 1000 receipts seok.
ing. Pr..rrjr- ry "n., tleaulnt, So. How to plsnt
and hat is tho h"~t t. How cure animals,
adv t. II Keepers, ta Hrrs, ard Mechanics, on
lnun 81 fcrts .Daerr,t. Price b cents. Worth slu
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,SUERlFF .N.ILE.

PIATr x %rIrER, Att'ys.
Marc -, -. Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12
New Programme, y ew Songs. New
New Negro Acts.

CANTERBURY.
Where each night laugh their troubles away, and
With the dance song and Joke Of The minstrel merry and
1.o~ S. Of o%sd & but
ar. so black as tn. fsvorite, "DICK PARKER"
Whose banjo rsrans and versatility the essence OF
Tb. h.adquarieIs Of Menus famed for its garrison
called into r.quistion BY the talented "HARRfsoN,"
Whose astonishing rhyming and great sntal powers Will
rivst your attention for minutes and hours
That funny comedian, surnamed "HARRf HICE, good
contrsbsnd, anffstches his price.
The rotation, mention ALL but-no exception 10 any
Is the favorts " TALBOT"
Who to gain many friends worthy the laurel assisted By
49, that humorous dsrky, d" wokRELL,"
Who Worries himself BY spree and by ark-hough last not
The poetic muse will now Try 20 and say few words
for LEWIS" and "CHR1sTY:"
whose great daring their friends all please
them appear the daring TraPsr.,
Tn. musical of each .ItO for bright Aurora
the small planet " SOL"
.r each night for Base or Soprano O' - .1
Ths orchestra too is always well Manned with members
too, Of the N1vy;Yard Band
The ladies engaged should have had precedence their
ents we praise along with sntec sdenee,
Asking their pardon the muse does her duy-to render
For Cz.ni, So ld.r COOuels Majors, or Suffer- will Iii.
ten each night to the voic. Of miss BUTLER."
the eonieal hs1aOr Of sweet it'll: ELLA"
But TO SPEAK OF the dasce they make great show; tt %
Another fair lady rho wins all your smiles should be avota
bly, noticed, is "Miss EMMA MILES"
Also o90h.r dsH.:n:t n: PGP1.5 :. FRANCISCAN
Canterbury stags.,.~hdis' LILLY BRAND6N."
To cripple these for Of the you'll find the
Their. Poets Singers and Dane.-a caus. great attrae
Pay visit this v..I II at isurs-i Hall i. 30 COOL to b.
there 10 pleasure. a..a.-.
Ths poets Ia. but i. still quits s,pie you
have any doubts, Just pay short visit
Doors open 81 ~; Performance % sko'olook.
Admission y cenIs Orohssssr ChAirs 30 Genus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

400 NEW STOCK. AOc
INTERIOR ADoRNMENTs.
Just fcssiyea choice selection of new and de-
PAPERHArsIs6s. ...-.
From the rich and ornate, TO the NEST ehsste and
ample patterns, Appropriate Tor Psrlors, Halls.
Dining Rooms. and Chanbers.
FlREBOARD PRINTS, STATUES, CENTER
- o. PIECES, &c;
New Dssisns. warranted Gold Bands, Imitation
1' .''N W WfNiDotF snAUEs. .
Window Shades OF any required stIle or slfe.
m ade to order. Buff, 6reen and Bus Shade Hol-
lands BY the yard or maze into shades.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
Warranted to be sllded with gold zeal
The hSpdsomest and largest assortment in the
District from tbs best mandatory in the country
Also. an assortment Dark Wood Frames, with q
beautiful variety of smalI sized Oval and Card
vlslte Frames, of Foreign and Domestic Msnufhc-
ture, Psssepatouts, &o.
PICTURE CORD AND TASsELS,
Different sizes and colors, Picture Rings, Nails,
Purchasing exclusively for cash. the above goods
(aooordug to their suahty Will be dls1osed of At
a. low rates - they can be purchased for IN the
District No presentation made TO eect sales.
Orders Tor PaperhAngIng or Window Sbades eI-
eouted BY experisnced WORKINGS, In city or ooun-
try A call solicited from those nsedIng the above
Remember the number, No 4ss Seventh st., Q
doors above Odd FeIows' Hall; and the terms,
Cash or goods and labor. m 2-1mIfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12
CONVERSATIONAL
xAXvIIth CONGR ESS-Seeend Session.
THURSDAY, June IL.


SENATE MIR. Wright presented petitions from
the bar Of Indiana, In favor Of ketping Indians
and Ohio one u. =. Judicial District, aud sdvo-
Gated the tenor Of said petitions In brief speech
The said petitions were then read ion Mr. w .
motion) at the CLERKS desk, before being referred
to the Judiciary Committee
On motion OF Mr.. Fessenden, q messsee vrs
ordered to be sent 10 the House. ssking the return
OF the tar bill for the correction OF clerical error
Mr.. Morrill, introduced bill In relation 10 SAL
wage on captures. Referred 70 the Commerce
Committee.
Mr.. Chandler reported back from the Conmerce
Committee the House joint resolution 10 change
the name Of the oarque Quebec 10 that Of the Gen.
Burnside. Passed.
Franklin Pierce, and other vessels Passed
Mr.. Latham moved 20 take mp his motion 10
admit the ciaimlnts from Utah 20 seats In the
Senate to the floor Of the Senate Chamber. No
ton taken up.
Mr.. Hale opposed the motion as being unpteoe-
dented.
Mr. Lane, Of Kansas, confirmed his declaration,
20 far as Kansas was concerned.
Mr.. Sumner opposed the motion.
Mr.. Latham then consented that the resolution
be laid on the table. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Davis offered a resolution and preamble
setting forth the crime. with which Gen Simon
Bolivar Buckner, Of Kentucky, 10 charged, and
directing his rrender 20 the civil antAofties Of
Kentucky, to be tried under pending ipdict-
ment for tire son.
Mr. Grimes opposed the motion at some length.
being likely TO lead 10 the longer detention Of
seventy or eighty Union oficers now imprisoned
by the rebels.
HOUSE "A Communication was received from
the War Department relative TO the salaries 81
certain Officers Also, one from the Navy De-
partment relative 20 certain submarine guns.
Mr.. ShellabargeT presented q memorial from
loyal citizens Of Clarke county, asking that Hon.
e. L. VaIlandIgha be expelled.
Mr.. Stevens reported back the Tax bill with
Senate amendments, and moved that they be
non-Concurfed In, aud a COMMITTEES Of Confer.
ence appointed; carried-yeas so, nays 50.
MIR. Thomas presented the report Of the Com
mittes Of Conference on the Indian Appropris-
ton bill; adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

DIsoRDKRLY CoNDucT Yesterday morning, q
woman named Jane Chismond procured a war
rant against John Newman and his wife, who re-
side in Swampoodle, and ofncer Crown srrested
Newman, who he took before Justice Clayton, the
woman having been beaten 90 bsdly the previous
day by the husband that she was not able 20 be
moved. Newman was held to ball to keep the
peace, H..-...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12
CANTERBURY HALL,
~ LOUISIANA AvINUI, MAR SIXTH ST.

Immense success of the beautiful and accomplish
ed sOngstrass.
LARd b u Il L + K.
No one should fail to hear w. b. HARRISON,
the ExtempOraueous Ginger.
GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF THE DOUBLE
COMPANY. DRAMATIC AND CONCERT.
To nj sht the Dramatic COMPANY will appear In
the laus h.ble Comedy, entitled
4 X o U 8 II ID M D N ID!
Clara Builder Observation-Disclosures - MargerJ &.
Harry Rice as. ousln Joe
New Programme, y ew Songs. New Dances,
New Negro Acts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

DEATHS OF SOLpIERs.-The following desfhs
have been reported since our last:
J. A. Mcmillan, company A, e5th Penn'vsnie
Augustus Fletcher, company q, I'd u. G. 3. g
Private Akin, company II, I'd o. c. e'
c ID. Mixter, company ID, sd Pennsylvanis.
Rufus Watson, company O, 18th North Caro-
lima.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be furnished
with all the information they desire In relation
10 the burial place of their friends, &c, by call
Ing on r. T. sands, Government undertaken, "a
2 street north.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12
odd FELLOWS HALL.
PO-LEMORA
STAN LEY & CON ANTS
GIGANTIC ILLUSTRATIONS
WAR FOR THE UNION


WAR FOR THE UNION!
East and West; Bs,tlss, kSmbardmspt:. MsfSS S.
Eaio6 liustrs.s The treat Rsb.ion and Nation:
The Naval Bsstls st Hampton Roads, in which
M n aSp
MACItbe Destruction Of she Coz s,ess and Cum.
:, TIL: Stsat Historic Work will be sresenssd to
'n0 VERY EVENING Ttils wtEk, =
Ms oooei for sf Fs sATSkDAf hfsss
AfyE vol s,,S SoNo Gi sA5ooN, -: N.s y
Clarendon Hotels, COR. sth and Pa. sv, the coolest
ss sS snsJ q N. H s.f NE really
petition In regard 10 singing, dancing ana pIaying
u .e, o. sSS. M
dian, and host of others. siinor Tiberiri pre-
;aiPs . .Ss s.nS S!of MsSSs%.n, VII
Waiter Girls In attendance. from the New York
oooof Sn fEE SSm FTos:s q o'l0'f 81 ~
WAssalseIoN CITY sARDEN, y.. YgI
opened q. above lissssnt retreat for tbis season.
81 o'clocf ;. m. there viii Be band Of music II
s.tsadsnSe: hns Tsn-sin AIisI and s6oohns
visitors. Clubs and s.soolatlons osn have the use
0s ,ha to ss' Ii.
aesvors 70 please at VINO may honor him WITH their
presence. I'm a sm"l ERNST LOEFFLER.
pATENT OFFICE OURIOsITIEs-enide .
ment Gsfdsns, st the stsnd in Pstent Once; Rars
Antisuarian Books; 6oyernment Books; Decu-
POrts;, Bprnt Pstsnt ONCE Hesorts; GhssI Cooks
FURNISHED 70 Pedlsr:i Military Trials Military
shoying over 400 miles; many tAouaknd Cheap
Books. EsoSlEeot oheeB rent. ,ksrSs ssles. lev
'rssi stairs ever BAL kHb6'aaa SfSYkR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

The Senate of the United States of lsse,ica,
as the Court Of Impeaehments, sttfsng on
TIE case Of West II. Humphreys, Judge of
the Distinct Court ofh United Statesf for
the several Districts Of the State Of Ten
nesSee.
oIpIREp, That I'm. siSE coar. Of Imyssoh-
nent stands adj burned ill the 2sth DAY Of June.
ad e han sd cn MAI: be
apes snee 70 sIs.sr the seid article. q mssses
nsI pToO.ast,o1 for his sSs.sr.scs % bal DAY 6s
Ss Sasp s' IL the Eyss
Star nsssp.p.fs piint.d n the CITY q wssSns
N for O. zen d.ys, succssslyey b sors &c
@ snssd rad *. s ' q
IN the sfs,e or az least ave several days
Se. sat sad ss.h day o. June. in'ssnS sorsry
j,Ii-Ict secretsty Of tse sslAte.
HUNT q BfbIfEHFyTFFtskf
The unabridged have opened their once 81 $40
I'd \. s. g s 81
n tIs ssss sas Gum IN and 3si rh
gentlemen 20 The cin.sn. e Ws.hns tSn sed W
sss Sss
services may be required % fMELsI Hsrr'
y.
ss assistant FOR the past fcur years. and tsks
pleasure In Recommending him ee ekilihl ms
chanicsl Dentist
jes-Ims n. B. DONALDSON.
4 GROSS, MILITARY SURGERY; -.
VI HamiIton's Military surEery; "a
BelliugslPs Military surgery: London; %,
GuthrIe's Military suIgery: 9225
IouEmoTe. on 6unshot w oupdes -
TnpleT and Bsctmsn's Hand Book fof tbs Mil
m.sfecd's sarI:rs Of Crimssn War; sIB.
sfromeyer. Esmsrch q ststham. % 6unshot
Woepds: Lobdor: Sls7 -
suthiis on 6unshot w ounds, Iustrssei; Lcudon.
Appsss. a msulsnoe surgeon. Lsndon; siR
Miss Nightlngales Notss on NSrs;rfi
RLAck LACE hANTnLAs AND SILK
Bisof, brown and Green sun UMBRELLAS
'PAkAsoLs sRd " ~ Ssg5AeFS apo
So Central s.,ss.: sIs; Sso, = q. M. .,;.
ALI TEE PEsI, 9o0KINs yIoYEs. IA
n BE Cu1kkkY. Asrls . I'D G.
-,,- .k.lES0tH.
E.! sE b A I.5, S6HE 90 ~ .IS rsgs
f.re 50 ..f
ssa=s as Gss R-taa
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BOARDING.

4 tenth street, between and II. Also, frst-
GLASS Fable Board-mesl hours, 9, ana o'olook,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

SECOND WARD STATION CAsE.-Bsfoys Jrstie.
ti%k Jasper "siOle, drunk; a red sLs4 yno
ga di'Ortsrly; raed- %. sarah Hin, do; DO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK r. n.
ALEXANDRIANs KILLED AND WOUNDED
ATTHE BRTTLE OF FAIR OARS

AT The bfTTLb OF FAIk UAhS.
We hear that secesh In Atxsndris 10 In mourn
ing on account OF information received ny thezn
Of the mortality amongs. Aie1andriaos lighting
under Johnston st the battle uf Pair Olks. The
names Of some 6fteen or twenty have reached
AleIsndria az killed or wounded belonging 20
the 18th Virginia regiment, containing the AieI-
andria companies.
Among the killed wss - whiringtcs,
(btcther Of Geo. r. whittingtoa,D Berry ana
Murray, Of the Old Dominion Rifes.
Chichester, Of the same company, was badly
wounded, as was william I. Morrell, Of tbs
Alexandra Rifles, who had IN arm amputsted.
Capt Robert L. Knox, Of the Emmett 6uard.,
was badly wounded in the arm and legs.
Extra Billy Smith, Colonel Of The 10Th Vlrglnl.
regiment, was wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

poiHtmsntS, fleets, PrOpertisS, 6rn Re
Read the incompatible cast Of characters:
NlhHucI WI fu OIEiHeI
NJ ID Ba,annee .---- 80. 49,. Mr. Setchell
DR. DemaIets- Mr. Phllli ps
Casper LaroSue---- - - .---.........M Mr. Tilton
Alain Mr. Bah ar
INonnet--- .-.. VI uoOuHlen
LOuls----...--------.... -........ Mr. seymour
Henri ....-.--....-........,...M Mr. Wallace
Madame Larosue. $1,000. Mrs g G. 6ermon
Marguerite. ----- Miss Jennie Parker
Mile Relonlu .----...............Mi Miss Ada Proctor
Madame Aubrev. --- Mrs Lofty Hougn
LoIis Vanberger. Mrs J edwards
Christine. .................--Msss sophie Climber
Notwithstanding the immense ex pense attending
the PRODUCTION Of this FTeaoh play, the usual prtctS
triR be prsssrced, and seats may be reserved With
out extra charge,
PRIcIs OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle - .---.. .---- 10 cents
FAMILY Clrce------. -------------'B cents
OTohestrh Chslfs--.- 10 cents
- EIlVdte 6o1es--~-+ - ------~~- 90
Seats may be secured at the ThssteT dunnE the
day without extra charge.
Doors open at7H O'Clock; to comm noe to,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

QUIEr.-The Third and Fourth Wards were
remarkably quiet last night. Not single case
was registered for trial at either the Central or
Fourth Ward stations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

II IL A FACT, and the people should know II,
that one dollar spent at the Dollar Store, (43S
beautiful jewelry and silver plated ware than
three times that sum invested elsewhere. je2-lws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

WAsHINsToN, Nay %, 1862.
This 10 20 certify that DR.. T umb lety, the Indian
Herb Doctor, has cured me Of consumption,
X. CLAY DoRskt, United States Capitol.
The INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
wtn describe diseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their compla ints or Illness without re-
cetving any information nom them.
Ne ekcSss for Consultation or Aduies.
once, No. III Washington Buildings, Pennsyl.
vania avenue, corner 9TH street Re Eff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

=, sAsE BALL "A club has been formed In the
GSftnern Liberties under th, title Of the Early
hlser's b B. Cius, who propose TO exercise on
TIE lot at the eorssr Of Sixth and streets az half
Pat i've In the morning -. &.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

INDIAN CONFERENCE The delegation Of In
dians which reached this city on Monday even
ing under the conduct of Indian Agent e.
Hutchinson, consisting Of the following individ-
uals, Keo- kuk, bead chief OF the Sccs and Foxes,
son Of the famous chief Of that name; Shaw-paw
kaw kah, orator; Che-KG<-kuk and Al-e-mo-nee-
Qush, (oroken arm, } chief Of the Sacs and Foxes,
with Antoine Gokey and VIM Gooden inter
preterG Penn ach- wuHg, chief Of the Ottowas;
John L. Jones, VIM. Hurr and James Wind,
eOuncilmen Of the Ottowas, called upon and had
an Interview with Commissioner Dole yesterday
morning, In the Patent Once Building. The
tribe Of Sacs aud Foxes number about I 100 In
dlV1duals, and the tribe OF Ouowas only 2lO
Shaw paw Kah-kah was the orator Of the Sacs
and Foxes He said that a treaty under a former
Administration did not please the tribe. MANY
had been neglected. Thsv wanted Governmen,
to take back their band and give dollar and a
quarter an acre for II. They wanted mechanics
and utensils, and desired that their debtb should
be paid. The Last treaty made provision for half.
breeds they did not wish ary more half breeds
70 come In under It's provisions. Another matter
when white men were in ONCE they were paid
for services rendered; they wanted the same rrle
70 apply to their chiefs, who heretofore served
for nothing.
James Wind spoke for the Ottowss fhey had
been seven years trying to get a Treaty, and now
they wanted 20 make anothrr effort. They ex-
pressed confidence In their agent; he was busy In
attending 70 their interests; they did not see him
gam bling or drinking, or going where he has no
business therefore they thought well Of him.
DIR Dole made an appropriate reply 10 each OF
The addresses; agreed 70 do what was for their
best interests and what he could for them; and
promised to hear them again this morning.
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EsTRAY,- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
H CouNTY OF WASHING ron, To-tcit IL hereby
certify th,ty z. Cook q Co of said county and
MAKE about 1s hands high; years o d; sore on
Tlsner,ss q And back Also, 2 small Gay PONY;
years Old; no other marks
Given under my hand and seal this 7th day of
juno, 1853, Wa THOMAS o. D0NN,J y.
for Washington county, ID. T..
The owner of the above d oribed creatures will
come forward, prove property key charges and take
Live Stable, 9Th street,
jet 2av2w 80 near Canal.
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LATE LOYAL NEWS.


EMANcIFATIoNCoMNIssIo Petitions fled
since our last report e mily BealI, Is slaves
Deliah Johnson, Smith, PhiIlis and w lillian In
gram, Martha, Ann, Pills and Eveline Gsins, and
an infant, Rachel, smith and Anna NJ, Ross,
Robert and Susan Chase and child, and Isaac
Jones. Mary nj Manning, 2 slaves-Harriet and
Nancy Gassaway. DR. Jas. T. Morgan, 3 slaves
Columbus, John and Louisa Warren. Daniel B Z.
Clarke, 2 slaves-Caroline and Ellen Key Miro
NJ. Alexander, | slave-Fronda Scott. Jas. w.
Humphrey, slaves ushie Jennifer and Bell
Coates John d. and Ellis G. Ashby, slave
Alice Harrie. Joseph Prather, 1 slave r amy
smith. Terence Drury, 1 slsve-Nelly Semmes
Berj. o. Tdyloe, = slaves-Catherine aud Me-
linda Lauson. Eliza b. Mills, 1 slave-Eliza
Waters Roo't Beale, . slaves-Issac Gross and
Harriet Mason. Theo. w heeler, 3 slaves-EliIs-
beth, Lucy and Martha Smith. John Gibson,
slave-Jane Brooks. Sarah Caldwell ct al, 4
slaves-Grace Payne, Maria Casey, and Melinds,
George and Rose Goans.
The applications OF John p. Wheeler for D
slaves, Ulysses b. Ward for I slaves, Ulysses
Ward for slaves, and Samuel Norment for 5
slaves, were examined by the Commissioners
this morning.
ASSAULT ON A STEAMBOAT CAFIAIN.-About
O'clock this morning, as the steamer Champion,
Ellis, the mate, Edgar Ellis, engineer, and John
Brooks the fireman Of the boat, went on board
and awoke Captain La Rose, and demanded their
money. The captain req uested them 20 wait until
morning, when they attempted 70 break In the
door Of bis room, and he came outside. They
then went at him with their fsts, and one Of
them drew a pistol. but he managed TO get away
house on the wharf, returned with the guard,
who arrested the parties and took them 70 the
tenth precinct station. They were 70 have had
their trial to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

PHILLIP WARREN. .----Treasurer
YHIS EVENING
Fourth night OF Q great drama of oIty life Written
by Mr.. W. B, ENGLISH, and en- lhed
FAST MEN OF WASHINGTON!
splendidy gotten up with
NEW LOCAL 8 O z N E X Y,
BIZ Ne. JOSEPH PARKER.
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Jenny Fairlovs, with numerous
ProtesD dlsgu ses-....-.-- Mrs Bishop
Incidental TO the p,eoe,
A COMPANY OF FEMALE MlNSTRELS
will appesr In several soenss Of irresistible hufnor,
intersyersed with
SONGS, DANCES, PRACTICAL JOKES, 90.
ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Pare uette 80 cents
Orohestra SeAu----------------lo Genus
No extra charge for secured seats.
Doors open at half past Z O'Clock performances
TO begin at susrter- past