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tArER FRon PIrTsBuRe LANpIsa.

LATER FROM PITTsBURG LANDING.
The Cincinnati CONNIE rcisl Of Saturday con.
teins the following despatch from the cOIfespon-
CiIso, April 1s.-The s,esmer Memphis
reached Paducah last evening, nom Pittsburg,
with 700 wounded. She YVES sent to Louisville.
Among the wounded wss Capt w. "A. Polk,
nephew Of ex-President Poll, who participated
in ibe battle, and was severely wounded in the
leg. The surgeons held consultation on the
pssssge down, and decided TO anputate ID. Gen.
Sherman moved his division on "Wednesday, two
miles farther into the interior, and, after sharp
skirmish, in which the enemy was defeated with
the loss Of hvs six killed ard an many wounded,
succ6eded In maintaining his posit on. believe
slow and surely, and particularly to guard against
surprises. No such disgracefol and inexcusable
blundefs as those perpetratcd on Sunday will
again happen while he 10 command. The excite
ment against certain officers 10 intense; and
charges have been preferred which will saddle
the responsibility ofthe slaug hter where II rightly
belongs. The roads west Of Pitsburg are execra-
BILE, but are rapidly drying under the influence of
cannot long be delayed.
Information from Corinth to the 18th fyester.
day reached Savannah, and is deemed reliable.
The person referred to says that the rebels con-
slider the affair Of Sunday and Monday az OF IN
equalled brilliancy, and II is producing a won
derful effect upon the people. The movement
furnishes inconte,tible evidence that the Yankees
are not invulnerable.
The Southern heart Is fred, and reinforcements
are pouring upon Beauregard a, an unexsmpied
rate. He has one hundred thousand men at his
command, and IL fortifyinQ Ccrintb, building
entertainments rifle pits, and constructing aba,tis
OF trees, &c. The rebels entertain no doubt Of
success the next time, II an encounter be pro-
voked. We lost thirteen pieces Of artillery in the
late battle and captured fifteen. General Smith
is dangerously Ill at Savannah. and his recovery
is doubtful. rhe wounded in the hospital ct
Savannah are dying at the rate Of eight OF ten
daily.
The steamer Planet arrived at Paducab, this
morning, with the fist Ohio, en- route for Fort
Donelson. This is one Of the regiments that dis
graced the State on the 9th. Their colors have
been taken from them. The 18th Ohio have been
dtsbanded and mustered out Of the service.
A deserter from Beauregafd's army came into
Savannab On "Wednesday, and SAYS that General
Price reached Corinth on Saturday, 9Th instant,
with what he calls thirty thousand men, and that
the rebels were very much rpjoiced In conse-
quence He reports the rebels badly whipped on
Monday night, and says they were badly demor-
allied. Bushrod Johnson died, from The wounds
received at Pittsburg, on Sunday night, in bis
tent at Corinth; Our Informant says that the peo-
pie In Secessia looked npon him as no better than
the Yankees, and rejoice at his death
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FINAscIAL.-New York papers Of Yesterday re-
Port the stock market Arm, and with better tone
than tie day before, but without much activity.
Governments are quoted as folIows:-U. $. SIS Of
1s5l, registered. f3T. Coupons Of same wear
eaXsei U. 8. SIS Of 1874, registered and coupons.
81. 80 Treasury Notes 1oOsiOoH Border STATE
bonds are advancing. Tennessees quoted AZ
se4sSoS. Virginia e's SIX. North Csrolins,
oSH his'curisisxaisX. American gold lOix
Foreign exct ange steady
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EsRosEous STAIEnEsr. publi,be, .t.,..
meht that Secretary Chase was in Phlladelpbia
consulting with ex Secretary Cameron I'm relation
to dsfaieation in the War Department, is erroue.
Gus In three particulars, viz Secretary Chase ha.
not been In Philsdelphis recently; be has no,
consulted with Gen. Cameron upon the subject.
nor IL there any dedication
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-23

Raw. pE. HAwks--It win be Tecollected that a
very spirited controversy las been going on I'm
Calvary Church, New York, growing ont Of the
alleged secession proclivities Of the rector, the
Rev. DR. HAWKS. Atthe vestry election yesterday
q very large vote was cast and the ticket elected
Is understood TO be favorable TO the retention of
DR.. Hawks as rector.
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BOARDING.

" Board. can he h.t st No = IndIan. aveBu
Also. pheasant ROOMS nav lie had MAJ Ist Al
dwelling corner ID and 4tn ctreets. Apply Es above.
IL
DOARDIN6.-Genileme with or without Their
- families, visiting PHI ade p7Is on busIness or
pleasure, Will End superior sooOmmC dstions tore
half Ro'ei Prices IN the most desirable location,
No. 1902 Chestnut ttrest, C nv .nient TO business
and sl tbs public places Of interest Permanent
and transient. tp22 2w'
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TEMPORARY DzroslIs.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has directed the different sub -treasurers
and depositories 10 receive no more temporary
deposits at rates Of interest ezeeeding four Der
cant - - a
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PERsosAL--Ex- Secretary Cameron and Gen.
Cadwalader, OF Pennsylvania, are at w lizards.
The family Of En- Senator Bright are breaking up
housekeeping here, with view to returning
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III Gen Wordsworth, the military Governor,
has Issued an order requiring all farm stock In
Prince william, Loudoun, Alexandria and Pair.
f.1 counties, Va, to be confined and carefully
herdsd, the destruction Of the fences rendering
this measure necessary for he cultivation Of the
land
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GENERALS OFFICE.

nUAKTEHM,K GENERALS OFFICE,
~ HashtSston, ID. C., April %, 1862
PROPOSALS are hereby invited for fxtures
work. ard mStcriels IeSuiIeJ for UPPLYING
WATEk, and controlling and using the came, in
ano about oerl8In Government Warehouses viz:
Warehouses BY the Railroad. on g street north
clothing Warehouse nth strset and Pa ave-
Warehouse at Easby's Wharf foot Of G. street
Schedule, approximate of the eeveral items and
Quantities required, and cifoations defining the
ton at this ONCE.
The time for receiving bids 10 limited to the 9Th
instsnt at g m, Al C. Al EIfiS
ep q did q. M. General u. z. A.
Intel, Rep d Chron d.29 |
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fSO BULL RUN BATTLE FIELD!
sFAIRExx AND YEN aKvI11R,

MONDAY 18th instant Will leave .Sry~..
the What Ct Aisxandria ever
IN tins 70 resolve the passsngsrs o. me IN q. ~.
boat from Warrington; returning next sftsrno0n
In tune Tor the ,. m. boat Aeeommodsiions for
pAsssnsers g Ceptsryiile. where the siase SIC ps
over n'sht Farsfor the rosnd trip Ss. Al Guide
Ilotsts q Hilborn.s Ssgar store and sc VIII
ards, kirkwcoks', Browne and the National
hoteiss ~ % St.
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GovzRxHsSr FINANCES LA accordance with
The notice heretofore given the Secretary OF the
Treasury IL now paying and prepared 70 pay eli
the November indebfedness In essh. 81
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PROPOSALS FOR HORSES,


DIroI QuARrERMAsrzR's OFFICE.
Corner lsfh and e sts., Vashrngtos,
sEALlD Pnoros.Ls xil he received a This Once
g h aoR ssfssm Of the s fsSGnl
,FokCAv.LRI- .OOO) ono thousand horses. from
70 the saddle; oompsctIy built. and free from ali
ARTILLERY. .a
For hEfshtsnT CO., ere ,hou:.nd horses
ooiors fee ON ali dsfects; oe@p.otl1 built; Wei Wei
pounds, .a
p,o,,,.,, NINA, Proposals.
must bo!h b bid for on the same :. a 10 case
eso ecnpte IL ,ss and fsSns NO refer
Ifs bid q in q. nsSs Of firm lie name. of all
the partners must apSear or it will not b, oonsid-
Proposals must be addressed to Col. ID H. Ruck-
or, q asItermsster Y. e. Army, Wa,hington, d. q +,
Horse" ''0''' '0i
it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons, whose signatures must Be sp-
shown By ihe ,ial certificate OF the Clerf Of the
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis
Bidders must b. present In person when the
bd: are opened or their proposals VIII not be CON
Bonds, in the ,um Of ten shou sand dollars, srned
% issaiIsd ofthe suooessfal bidder upon signing
AZ the bond mus. accompany the contract, IL will
with them, or 70 have bonds signed n autioi pston
Bs1ks for bonds osa se Sson
:osIis.ti on being msde e This 9ihos. either psr
and. Of The county q y, ana STATE q Of, do
VIII the II h isna
tion, ana that. should his proposition be acospted
III once enter int contract In accordance
shspid The oontseos b, awarded him We are pre-
TS @ sSsys E appended the
Adsssr Ss spS!I *, ss
,ho.s not conforming 70 the s1sci6sstions VII Be-
No warss win 30 received.
or bsfers Seta1aay ne sss Sav o. ag G ana
Fl Ss w Ss NJ On
termsster shall DO In funds.
& 4 y: s n"
fhs..s So4ss q III g :,
toe 6oycrnmert 20 accept Q larger nlmbor. :.
~ iDepos Qaestermasses Iessryes % hinssf
q s. sm.s colsn. ana p.pct "a ssr 1Snsn
IWETsHoEs DAMAGEDBY THE FIRE.
Nev /. tho time for -Ledi..,. Misses, and Chill
a% 3 ' sss ( Ca az .: ~;
as'hey must DO closed out - coups,,
354 Pa, avenue, M stelfs. over
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III From Hudson Taylor, ssa Pa ssesue, we
have xeopy Of the interesting May numbsf Of
HsTper's Magazine.
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DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
~ WAKING TON, April q, 1852.
WANTED TO-DAY FIVE HUMID r ID
HORSES Tor Cavalry and ARTILLERY purposes No
Proc will be PAID higher thar Sis.
Horse Will te subject to q rixit inspectiop. An
pl, to Capt. J. J. DANA, A. q. NJ, corner s2i
aud str Gets. d. II RUCKER
q, Is II Quartermsster and Colonel, 90,
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"A LECTURE 01HHf9ffIT 1TEaftrvE scrrNcr
AND liks3 Dr. E SHIPS OF

VIII be dsIlyered 10 WILLARDs' Hall,
On THURSDAY EvFNfNG, April q,
40, ,, AT ia o. LOCK.
builder OF New York, has been invited 20 del,yer
one or more lectures in this oitr on Naval Archi-
teoture IN Its Application to ad shi ps OF II hit
cIspsht The importance of this sns ject tos ether
with the repute ton Of the gentle mao, would scem
20 insure full hous. and an interesting oooasiou
TIL lecture 10 to be illustrated By models and diH
grams. Tickets may bs had al the hotels pri ,e IS
cents. an 81 s.s
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ADJUSTMENTS.

foRD'S ArHENEUM.
toss 5. WsIsaT.- sSS Nee Nee
FOURTH WEEK OF EDWIN FORREST.
THIS BTEsiNG.
EoSin forrs'' IN arsGcgstrsss oee'rssed tragedy
Isis Mscbeih ifst iim, .onn Mss AsRens
THURsDAY, April 70.
6Gfl1.----. $1,000 Miss AGA Phrkcr
Miss Athena
ADMISSION,
Dress CiEole and Pare uette----- NE cents
B;slSs:syl - --- -
PIiys:s soss. holding ei1hiJ.----:.-.-.ss u
~ BOZ Once open from till ocio 10 Ss0'
00 open ehxs i.tsn E Eii fo 4 Treasurer
GKovEtETlfh Ea sEa ENsaIrrosAlJ
A' %si:I rs:I aoss Strickland
H HhP Il fn,S SToysR...-Less:s And Manager
BRILLIANT, TRIUMPH
GRAND COMEDY COMBINATION.
THE MAsNIFICEnr IHEArER
BIilliant Audience Ever Assembled
In ashington.
THIS EVENING.
MULTITUDE OF ATTRACTIONS!
MR.. T., l.. TILTON
Will recite Shsk peaTs's
n ~ 3 u p ID AN!
from the deig htfnl cemeoy Of
AS YOU LIKE 1T!
MISS LOFTY HOU8H
VIII nng her 6rsat Comic Song,
. yOSlhdS COUkTsHlP,
AS sung oy her 10 tie New York Theaters Tor three
hunorea consecutive nights
The performance WI oomnenos with the popular
Ann co,o,ude H;,S ~. l.: .t
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CANTERBURY HALL
Formsrly the Washington Assembly Rooms,j
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
Tn FIasr Mgsc Hall IN III, wo,Lp,
Crowded 70 i.s utmost capacity with An audience
rrHE G Ssg,s s fGSSTssRuRv
FIRST TAEs Emf IN i fhE w s5S e ,a'
EASTER WEEK.
PERCIvAL,s IMMENSE COMBINATION
NEW NEW sSTAfSs AsP OLD 6'S SaSoIsIrEs.
ha0ndHy N'gAt and EUery Night Ats iocek.
First appearance e the Iron,clsd 6unboss-ths
'A ''''n FRh ssq BR q &Tt;t Of the As'
Frat appearance Of the Charming and Beautiful
MISS IDA DUvtAL,
Her first visit 10 this CITY.
TIE yI 81: b R & f. e. S,' " E:; Z,
Observe this Brilliant Last,
the reuAL of which oan be nowhere found in the
MISS I MELEE {. AIaIfsS GSWRtiLsR,
The S''usq sns 3, far q: %s:
Miss ;,.E s:,a: s: 2 G.:: MIS-.
Tho Ethiopian f bk "a RMxiEsss.ns''n F.'on''
Garter. Mons. Sol. Lewis N. CAL. .
Admission Is cents; Orohssssr cAain % cents.
Affeynoon Embarrassment
WEDNESDAY 4SR = s4f sIiafs1lSP AFTER
When l.yi.h dsstnssfon d Eiss rant Present. !.
fls asss sss s!s SAsIssS 4 ::s;.
ODD FELLOWS HALL - -
-, Ssysnik s., sss1 Pest 0aes.
i SHa 6 sTS
x ssHa ES;iE; sT i';s. ss;; ,.sI' I.
ls1, CoAPLiMESr2z1SiYSe SkNEErr tes
Mr.: s '1s 6 6'ssss iPd krHo'HsF's l.
~ 1H' WIZ SIs,5 e, ~, e Z. sTs.:saissres.
1As Most AmEsias Bii u s4s ssass..s
a u Rs:.rss :: q. 81,
CLARENDON CONCERT HALL! =
MUSIC EVERY EvENiSsyS1"o AAT HALL.
BEAUTIFUL WAITING u SlkAEu LL BAND,
). ara A .,sysllas :. =. NJ S Ss.l
pAIENT '9ERIcEsCyRIQsITIEs--euids :
Rses esIdshs, 6 ths dad n fsssns o.: ~
s,ss fsH siIss.Ig III &:
Su s:l ssrs 3 f Psss0 Si Ssss
.E s: g. SIS sI|:: 4 .S
rs !: :sii:' a ssl 81 iS's; ~
I.:EI s5saIssi q: Lon. q !:
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CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE,
- tLATR PHILHARMONIC HALL.D
TREMENDOUS ANNOUNCEMENT,

TREMENDOUS ANNOUNCEMENT.
GRAND PENING NIGHT
~, On WEDNESDAY EVENING, April q.
Wfth a o ss, mp comb
sWEE Il So TsiG .ns Melody,
New Operas, Fancy Dances and Buviesgues.
In establishing this great Temple of Amusement
the nanagert have spared no expense in procuring
try, Of both Msls and Femss Stars Of the bS E
g" magnitude; MISS mIJ.v eosp
Inc ' MISS t suIia PH s g faS.' Troupe
The charming sonEstrers from tbs New York tho
MISS KATE MARSHALL,
The beautiful ana charming Danseuse, late Of the
Miss IA FSqf MAL hTEGHGs:'
nT1hs br i,I! Vocalist; ,,
nam, The charming Uenseuse;
FRANK clhftMHtSTi !hf r s"ssipS B'llsdist;
Eeosns!Ie cehedl.n .ld n 'Ifah Vocalist;
=, sHAHhn TALBOT, Son of momus;
MAsrhf fS wlkil sUc jkSs5TPips ssI Dsno'r
6u,talitt nj General Performer;
PROT. 6lO NAcHMIs.
OFrort seats reserved for ladies'
scSomp.nied b. I.as. 70 orchestra chairs 50 cents;
o, Doors open q u Concert to commence at 9
0's,oSf 81 ss!soi''' DIR. & b ta IA
In cor..,u.po. q ffe eTs1i, .D,,., ..,o,s N.
oontroh Of the Management, they are reluctantly
compelled to announce o postponement until 70 y
si.h AND Ssmsany iittSS oksn
'0'n' hne0' MISS IS NJ %i IhiSs I SSsG
will p /. her frat spps.fsnoe i1 this city.
aP 2-N lhepublcsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-23

ssecIal communication of
~ Colanbs 4. CHAPTER, No. ~, will be
streets, THIS EVENING for the purpose of ma K
ns ARRANGEMENTS % attend the fu neral Of our late
companion HOS. McGRl1H
BY order of the High P.Isst.
IL InR unNanN o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-23

H. BUELL. & ROUNSENELL,
DEALEkS In New YORK St.te Butter, Cheese,
Eggs. A les 30, at No. go ~ st.
=, aIso, fns lot OF Maple Sugar just received at
NO. ~ 80 sE ap q ST.
nPERA, FIELD AND MARINE GLASSES
OIe,e, Field, ard Marine Glasses at very low
N. w. GAIT d LR0 Jewellers,
Bp "a o. 394 "a avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-23

THn FIRST Mus!c HALL IN THE woRIp,
In point OF Talent and Respeotability!
crowded to 10 utmost capacity with an audieuo a.
CtIiirafti, Critical and Rlkred
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Every NIGHT.

{ CANTERBURY HALL
CANTERBURY HALL!
tFormerly the Washington Assembly Rooms,j
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OF The YOUNG NEWS
iN CHkiSTlAN. ASSOCIATION members
IN arrears for annual dues rsq uestei to Gall on
the TIea uIer before the So:h inst BY order Of the
board OF Managers, the names of all persoug
twelve months In arrears for ANIMAL dues will b.
ing annual report.
The TrtasnreT will be In Attendance at III.
Rooms ON Thursdsy and Friday &c, April
.sp2I 81 libel BENRY BEARD, Treas.
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OFFICE,
uSS WAsHIEGT3r, A pril g, U62.
, The Members of the board OF Aldermen and
q IN, Mayors 9 fhos. CIy Hsl on fO NOR ROW
tIhnrfday AFTERNOON st2 ocloct, f.r the
PprHosc Of at ending tue funeral If JHoNIs
Mc6RATH at The time Of his death a member of The
CITY Council. RICHARD WALLACE,
~ lints q KfP MRlnr.
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GOLD MOUNTED CANES,
" LADIES' RIDING WHIPS,
q Just Isos,ysd 3 choice 8: .ortmsnt Of ~
Lsdies' Fsncy Ridl.y Whips, s.f.-
leather Travelling Bags, -a.
Pslsss. iIfs,y: ana s:nss Wood Pans
$50 N. W GAIT & BRO. Jewellers,
Sea Pa. avs, near tie n etropolitan
. ~ - o. 80 (i2t0 BRO Wn,sl HOtek
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For ARrILLRRY I'll oo0l one thousand hor
high, between five and eight years of age; Of (
ooiors; free ON ell defects; oompsotly built;
broken to harness, and to weigh not less than
pounds,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-23

The performance
AT The GREAT CANTERBURY
ID ne best n the city; The srtIstes arc Of the
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26

s,gNcaz. mLuRYs, low

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IoWA' .s..
saaxsag. azsaxng, GssaEnang, AsfsA = ,ssSsSss
aexxSxx II wnxcN ssaa szsg1 paiAflf4, = 4 So
fzrer h2ssxxS8 warranted nSt - fpe' 81 rsss.rss
sSack Of walz,aapsk osssAssatiy % aAS@
wkiSensl and wxlss ealoFed. .-ssssssss ID
= 1S{A H&la eawn az sssasSss ''S
akSmntiY sstenaHA 10. ..z. rs.es
shop IN na&an stFesss rear Of 80 e Ss' y
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-11
SEPARATE ARTICLES--THE MANNER
OF VOTING.

The friends of the new constitution should take
particular pains to explain to their ncghbors the
mode of voting upon the new constitution, and
upon the separate articles.
The main part of the constitution, about which
there was likely to be no particular controversy
is to be voted ON in a body, as will be seen by the
ballot printed in this paper in these words:
"For New Constitution"
But there are three articles submitted separate
y, as it was thought, by the convention that the
people would like chance to vote on them in that
way. One is about banks, another about negroes,
and the third is the congressional apportionment.
ballot having ON it only the words, For
New Constitution is not vote for or against
the bank article, the negro article or the congress.
sional apportionment. Those are all to be voted
on separately, as will be seen by the ticket at the
editorial head of this paper.
The first is as follows:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-11

New York, June 1.-THE rebel steamer
Nashville was still anchored ut Nassau on the
LIST June.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE bill for the
collection OF direct taxes in the instruction.
airy districts has become law. II provides
for the sale Of real estate in certain cases and
for this purpose, when the owners have aban.
doned their land to engage in the rebellion
and the same shall have been struck off 10 the
United States, at yendue, the commissioners
proposed to be appointed may lease the same,
under such regulations as will secure proper
and reasonable employment, ut wage. or up
on shares Of such persons or families as may
be residing upon the land.
The proceeds OF the leases and sales arc TO
be paid into the treasury One.iourh Of
which is to be paid over 10 the governor
of the state, wherein such lands are situated,
or his authorized agent, whenever such in.
surrection shall be put down, and the people
shall elect legislature and other state Off.
GERS, who shall take an oath to support the
constitution OF the United States, such fact
shall be proclaimed by the president, tor the
purpose Of reinforcing the loyal citizens Of
said states, or for such other purposes as said
state may direct, and One-tourth shall also be
paid over to said state rs fund to aid in col
ouizntlon or emigration from the state Of any
free person Of African descent, who may de-
sire to remove from there to Ilayt, Liberia
or any other tropical state or colony.
Secretary Seward left for New York to day
to he absent for several days.
Hon, Reverdy johnson, commissioner for
the state department to New Orleans, will
take passage in the next steamer from New
York.
The treasury regulations heretofore declar.
ed respecting the resumption Of inter'com
merce with ports recovered from the rebels,
remain unchanged.
Shipments may be made to Memphis aud
all other places under the existing provisions
To prevent aid TO the enemy shipments are
subject to the inspection and control Of the
military commanders NJ the points Of arrival
and destination.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-11

II Tho Tnllnwiut IL Fastened unOn GrueyAl
" r sherman ~ Joke it il rood and his
n,,r GnIt hornuse me himself narrated il 10
hi. friends in camn. a counle of weeks ago,
nnl ,,n,,rod :, ,ninv Il Tho ,,oncr,I h,I
loan ~ n.nl If , hniv .crvantor hostler for
- ,yeok mp ,yo and sryerul nffcer. had ner.
,,;,s;n, =, ke,, -, l,nk ont far him Ono d,v
a cantrohond thc migru,inv nroner,v Of n
rehol otEcar made his w,v into sherman
I;,',,. and ,y,s snnu d;rec,ej In whore he rould
,'r rro,itoh,r cmnloyment, m;rb,
h,ro romork tbn, the General hns No coreri.
ent;ons s,rnnles On the contrnbund ouesti,u.
and Is =, thnrnurh roinc condscntinn man -
Wo AID MOI ask rntIrr whether he wa. bond
- trnr Int s;mnIy whether he ,oulJ take
,nro # hnr,r. otn 70 which fine rhu,,lo r,.
sn,nled cuph,,icol,y in tn, affirmative.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-11
ARTICLE XIX.


For the purpose of cccting from the state of
Illinois, fourteen representatives. to the congress
of the United States, to which number the state of
Ilino, is entitled, the following congressional
districts shall be- and are hereby established, to
be known as districts first second, third, fourth,
fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, elcv.
cnth twelfth, thirteenth, and fourteenth
The first district sha! be composed Oi the cOun-
ties of Alexander. Pulaski, Massac, Union, John
son, Pope, Hardin, jackson, Williamson, Saline,
GaIatin, Hamilton, White, franklin and Perry.
The second district of the counties of Craw-
ford Jasper, Clay, Richland, lawrence WAYNE,
Edwards Wabash, Ehinsham, Fayettc, Marion,
jefferson and Bond.
The third district Of the coul.ties Of st. Clair,
Washington, Clinton, Monroe Randolph, and
Madison
The fourth district of the counties OF Christian
Montgomery, Macon, Moulric, Shelby, Gambler
land, Coles, Douglas, Clark and Edgar
The fifth district, Of the counties OF Macoupin
Sangamon, Jersey, Greene, Scott, Morgan Men.
ard and Calhoun.
The sixth district Of the counties of Hancock,
Adams, McDonough, Brown and Pike.
The seventh district, of the counties of Peoria,
Ta2ewclI, Fulton, Cass Schuyler and Mason,
The eighth district, of the counties of Nermil.
ION, Champaign, Piatt Logan, Dewitt Mclean,
Ford, lroQuols and Livingston.
The ninth district, of the counties OF Woodiord,
Marshall, LaSallc, Putnam, Bureau and Stark
The tenth district, of the counties of Knox,
Warren, Henderson, Mercer, Rock Island and
Henry.
me eleventh Ilstiit', OF ''r counties OF hahka'
49,, T,r;n, ~ t ,u
Lee, Whtcsidc Carroll, oge and 10 Davies.
The thirteenth district, of the counties OF La ke
hrlienry' Boone, W lhn'oaEo ana H''phehSo,'
nv lou, se''''" VI Wv " y, Wv.
United States shall hc elected in each of the dis
trcts before enumerated, on the Tuesday after tn,
first Monday OF November, IN the year OF our Lore
oms in rn"b ~ said districts oyrrv two ,ear,
thereafter, until changed by the general assembly
after the adoption of this constitution. Sucl