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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-25


Fos CoLLscros,
WILLIAM DIXON.
Fos RssssFss.
SAMUEL u. DOUGLASS.
Fos SURVIVOR.
WILLIAM FORSYTH
r FOR Ass SCISSOR.
- FOURTH WARD.
INDzPENDENr ur ,ospIrIoNAL UNION
WILLIAM H. JOHNSON.
E UNcoNDfrioNAL UNION TICKET.
Foe k HfGR1isbfM MORGAN.
f'' oo .Sas G IpHs]ks.
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mys 70. cA AiiEssSsik NELSON.
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Reg ULARLY NoMIMA ZE1 ggcoNDIT1oN.
AL UNION TICKET
J. W. THOMPSON.
CoMNos COUNCIL
g. s.S 8: i T% siSSasSSSSs.
L. T. DORSEY. my aa-1n*.
rUNcoNDIrIoNAL UNION TICKET.
ECoND WARD.
For ALDERMAN.
GEORGE H. PLANT.
For COMMON CouSo,L,
GEORGE T. RAUB,
WEN. SHEDD
Foa Ass sssoa.
JAS. W. SPALDING.
n@rHIKD WARD UNcoNDITION AL Z MON
US TICKET.
For ALDERMAN,
&. A. HALL.
For COMMON COUNCIL.
A. r. SHEPHERD;
JOHN F. COLLINS,
FRANCIS McGHAN.
may 70 dtjel
US q the TSsS Ward via supsors sor
THOMAS LEWIS.
Fom CogMcIL,
S Il SSi + ) ssff aa#HsK.
~ FOURTH WARD
US UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
For COLLECTOR. WM: DIXON.
Fox sURvEYos.W FoRsYTH.
FoR ALDgrNAs-
CHAS. II. UTER3IEHLE
FoH CoAMeN CouNcTr-
JOSEPH FOLLANsBEE,
MICHAEL LARN Err
Fog AsSESEn.-
m 9'HtMAS w RTRnH
~ 4 Il va KD.
UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
Foa ALDERMAN,
GEORGE L. GULICk.
Fo!: CoMnu: CoUEctL,
SOBT. T KNIGHT.
CHAS. /. CANFIELD,
my 2n.llt+ rTM ?. FERGUSON,
suNcosD5sTT1HoTNaAtw VIZ. .gsSSioA TlcKhr
a. + EDWARD CLARK.
JOHN occosT1eAN,
CHAS. ". DAVIS,
GEO. T. RUFF.
The above ticket will be supported by many
n~REGULARLY NOMINATED UNCoNDI-
~ SEVENTH WARD. ~
For COLLECTOR,
WILLIAM DIXON.
Foa REGtsrEe,
SAMUEL 4. DOUGLASS.
For SrRyKYcn,
WILLIAM FORSYTH.
For ALDERMAN,
THOMAS Is. LLOYD.
For Coaaos CoysCrL.
5gSAs B E WIZ
CHARLES WILSON.
ny &c ~
us UNCoNDITIoNAL UNION TICKET
For Alderman.
JOHN X. ELNAN3
.-E Fer G2mm Sn! cEqncil.
CHARLES ". MiTNtHsLL. ml-lm*
W. FOR CITY sURyEToR,
IS P. 81. D0NEGAN,
Tine regular nominee of the Unconditional Union
Convention OF ali the Warts.
r--sx.r.s,x~-- =,
BOARDING.
RoARDIEG HOUSE FOR GENTLEMEN--si1
~ or seven gentlemen can be accommodated with
ROOMS and BOARD or rooms with out board, at
No. 400 18th St, bet. / and X my 2lCt+
(LERRs FROM THE DEPARTMg NTs, ARMY
y and nav, officers and stran gers visiting Wasa-
ington, may find comfortable home IL of the
most deli httul locations in Washn ston, No. ~
Missouri AVENUE. One very large front room. I'd
story. now vacant. ny Is
gSOARD.-A lady having taken q houte in the i'm
- mediate neighborhood Of the Treasury, State,
War and Navy Depar tments, offers large and we'll
furnished rooms. with board. and all the comforts
OF a home; few table bOsEders will be taken.
Apply 1t No. 800 18th street, between L and G.
streets, one square south of Pa. avenue. Refer
cnces required my lift
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
FROM
IANSBURGT 81 BROS
BALTIM R e BARGAIN STORE,
375 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN ANDK.
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a CHANCE FOR A GOOD BUSINESS MAN
"A 70 be sold the PENNSYLVANIA HATING
HOUSN ON C street bet seen New Jersey avenue
and North Capitol street; sbeut one Of the best
stsnds in the city. Apply for three days to HUGH
SWEkNEY. proprietor. my yl-3t.
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST HAIs DYE IN TIE Wo1Ln-
Meier Fades or Washes 0Gt.-Uphsm's Il air Dye, %
cents box. The best in use. Try it, Sold by s..
G. Ford, corner llth street and Ps. aver ,, WasR-
ington. ana Henry Cook. Alexandria. ia Sly
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By ". L. WALL < CO. Auotionesrs.

ByW L. WALL, x Co. Auetioneers
EXEGUT0R'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
~ ING LoLs ~ AUoTIoS.-ou THURSDAY
AFT ERNOON. 18th instant, at O'Clock, Wa will
sell in front Of the prem; ses, Lots To- 49, L. and 81,
subdivision of Square fs3, fronting, each on Six
tenth, between north and II streets,
Terms: One third cash; balance in ak. twelve,
and eighteen months. bearing interest, and secured
by dsed3 of trust on the premises.
SARAH 0'DUEE0aHUE,
PETER 0DONNOGH UE.
Executors.
my Is WI WALL & CO. hucts
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, BINARY
AND SkxgAL sYsTEMs.-New and reliable treat
called letter envelopes free of charge. Address
Dr.. j. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association,
phIiadelphia. Pa mar 25-3m
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NAvr-YARD.-Ths little gauboat Teasef,
Insisn sheridan, arrived on Saturday nom
the &c wer Potomac for repairs. She h.s lately
baen on the Nansemond, and bears the marks
OF thu rebel sharpshootars upon hsr.
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SsTRAY HORSH-Osns to Armory square Hos
- pital, Warrington, Horss and kquipnents.
wAicA can be bad By the owner By proving property
and pAying charges! Inquire OF B&oPOLO
SCHNEIDER, krmory Square Hospital myD fwS
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EaLIsTxp.-SIail, tnsfugitive slave, II il SAID.
has been enlisted IN one OF the colored volunteer
companies recently turned ia tnis District.
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PEEsoNAL.-Senasors Hale, OF New Hamp-
shire, Dooiittie, OF Wisconsin, and dc Dousaii,
OF California, are in the city, stopping at the
National Hotel. We notice here, also nun.
Der OF ongfssmen from the Western States
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-Tha subscriber
~ offers for sale His FARM with first class i'm
provements containing g. acres of land adjoining
Tennallytown. and within 21s miles of George.
town, and miles of the Center Market. The soil
is admirably adapted 20 market gardening or
grass. A. country at it has no superior the
view extending from u to 70 miles in every direc.
Fl. W. BLUNT, 81 La av.,up stairs,
ap e2-1mF Wasl 5tou.
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J. P. FRANKLIN, Executor
my sd GREEN & WILLIAMS, hucts
ByGREEt & WILLIAMS. Auctiones-s.


FF1RUSTEE'S' SALE OF SMALL LOT OF GOOD
L LAED NEAR WASHINGTON CITY.-By virturs
offs deed of trust bearing date the 9th day of
November; A. D, ISL, and duly recorded in li5er
j. A. s.. No. 81. foiios 425, etc, of the land
records for Washington county, in the District of
Columbia. and by the request of the holder of the
notes secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction at the Auction Rooms of
Green Williams; in the City of Washington.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 26th day OF May at
5ocIoek M, the lot or parcel of land No. g. il
the subdivision of part of the original tract of
land in said county of Washington. called Gran
by" The said lot No. A contains As OF Iani,
more or less plat of the subdivision will be-
exhibited at the sale.
This lot of land is well located within four or five
miles from the city, in an excellent n@ighbprhood
and is part OF tract of land of noted fertility For
the purposes of q market garden or a location for
country residence, it is very desirable.
Terms o. sale One third in cash: and tne residue
in six and twelve months, with Interest secured by
deed OF trust. If the. terms OF sal. are nat
Complied with in Ave days after the day of sale,
then the trustee reserve the right to resell at the
risk aud cost of first purchaser after five days
tice Conveyancing and stamps at purchasers cost.
WHITMAN q. BESTOR, n.
WILLIAM H. WSRp IFustees.
my4- 2aw3w&d dis GREEN & WILLIAMS AuctS
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CfHCys-M Madame Macarte's grand Euro
pesu Circus and Nixon's CremorRe troupe,
which heretofore performed so acceptably 20
our citizens, have been combined, and wall
give q series Of entertainments IN this city,
Commencing tomorrow afternoon.
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Hofab5Sso smssA 4 { 8 I fhia Is
3 fhiTteeath and Foarteeensh -
ONCE Hoa<a-gil u ssg.eSk. Q. IN. assex . csee<
p. N. UY ~
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HGRIvED.--At the Soldiers Retreat, since
Saturday, there has arrived company f, 7th
Maine, IS men, Capt. $. C. Fletcher - regulars,
t7ta infantry, Lieut.. W. III. Walcou- and 40 re-
cruits for 18th Illinois cavalry, who have pro-
ceeded 20 the front.
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A SsISrANT QUARTERMAsTER'S OPFICE.1
"A Corner af aud I'D stressS.
Easianeton, DC, May a, 1858. !
SALEOF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES
On WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst, win be sold ct
ceraned IS unit for public service.
Sale 20 commence at 10 o'clock q. m, at the
Corral, near the Observatory.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
g. H. TOMPKINS,
my q 4.d Capt. A. Q. b.. q. s. A..
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COO REWARD Lost, on "Wednesday, May goth.
GHU between lith street bridge. Wsshingscn,
RANDCM ROCK. centaininS ssso-ons 300 and
two 8D Treasury notes. Thy ahoys reward vi! 20
fETNK BERHY. Georgetown. D. O.. or JOHN
BERRY. corner 81 sad = Streets. Washington.
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I OST-In the Center Market, or between the
IL Center Narn eli and Massachusett avenue q
leather POCKET BOOK containing about S7a and
wagon license ANY one finding the above pocket
hook will receive liberal reward bv leaving 1t at
800 Masss chusetts ave, between 4th and 9th sts.
nv q SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-25

SPERMAToRRHGA oAs sE CURED-Dr Rand's
Specific cures SpeyWnsorrhnn. Seminal Weakness,
IpOtsncy, Loss of Poscer etc., speedily and efscal
w.. Its effects are truly magical 4 trial o. the
Specific, will convince the most skeptical of its
merits. Price 81 q box. Sold by s. O. Ford, cor
per llth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. ta6-1y
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPIToL.-James
German and Geo. Spencer (the latter a former
crier in the court heTet were arrested on Satur-
day in the vicinity Of Leonardtown, Md, and
committed TO tile Old Capitol Prison, charged
with running mails into Dixie.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOCND-A dark chestnut HORSE about sixteen
i hand. high. The owner viii recover him at
Nc. so. L street, by proving property and paving
charges. 95-3t+
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GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionaers
LHRAME HOUSE, CONTAINING Five ROOMS,
l. stable and other improYeme en- 8, at lot fronting
On 22d street vest between north l. ana Ii strssts,
at auction.-On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, we
shall sell in fro Mt of the premises ut S O'Clock D.
m, half lot %, in square No.s7, having front Of
% feet inches, ruaairs back I22 feet 2,s inches
provelne It's which are q good story frame
house. containing rooms, stable and other i'm
tween north L streets. near the Csre,e esq 20
Terms: Twothirds cash: balance in }. and
months. for notes BEARING interest from day Of
sale. A deed Given and deed of trust taken
my 23-d&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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SECRET DISEASES

,Sqmor5tnn's cir is the most certain, safe and
eCy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days,
and recent cases in twenty four hours. No inner
al, no bsisan, no mercury. Only ten pills 70 be
taken. 1t is the soldiers hope, and a. friend to
those who do not want to be exposed Male pack
ages, So female, SIS.
Sonsn7itoa's Root and Her5 Jr;ces-A positive
and permanent for Syphilis, Scrofais. Ulcers,
sores. Spots letters, &c. Price 81, Or six bottles
for SIS. Sold by 8. G. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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CARCAsERs or DEAD ANIMALS are to be now
promptly removed, and the causes OF disease
V i'll be banished from the city. Lieut.. Carroll,
OF the Second d. G.. volunteers, ha been ordered
10 the conmana Of the contrabands, formerly
in charge OF Captain krause, who VIII perform
this duty.
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ARRESTS FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY
Casper TraAterine, German, was arrested
on Saturday night for committing an assault
and battery upon his wife, and was committed
10 the Fifth Precinct station-house.
Lieut.. John M. McPhail was arrested at
Canterbury, Saturday afternoon, for committing
an assault on hospital steward, and was COM
rnitted to the Central Guardhouse.
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slant, small bay, roam Mo. gan; eiA hit years
old; Scared on shoulders. The owner viii come
her away Osll ST GLADMOE' s Sale and Li7ery
Stable, corner lidge and Market streets, George
town. my IS 2t~
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CREAM Strip AND SODA WATEE.-In this
hot weather there is no more acceptable or
cooling beverage than good cream sirup and
soda water, and main object is to obtain
the article good and cheap, readers are referred
to The advertisement OF @. Boswell, corner of
Seventh street and Maryland avenue, who still
sells al the old price, five cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-25

FIFTH AND SIXTH PRECINCT STATION HOUSE.
The bids for the construction OF q new brick
station house for the use OF the Fifth and Sixth
Metropolitan Precincts were opened Saturday
in presence OF Mayor Wallach and Massrs.
Brown ano Shepherd, presidents of the boards
OF Aldermen and Common Council of the city.
Only two or three persons sent iii proposals.
Dir Job Angus was the successful bidder at
5000. This amount is $1,000 in excess OF that
appropriated by the councils.
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ByJ. G MCGUIRE & co, Auctioneers.
FXCKLLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
h HOLD EPFBeTS.-On WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, May 27th, at 10 o'clock, at house No. IS, III
street noah, between 18th and 18th streets west
we shall 8 porto OF the furniture and effects
Solid Walnut Carved Bookcases,
Walnut Parlor Chairs, Gas Fixtures,
Handsome Walnut Marble top Sidebosrd
hyperion Oak Extension Dining table.
Two DOZEN Excellent Oak Chairs
Handsome Brussels Stair, Hall, and Chamber
Carpets,
Beadsteads, Mattresses, Bolstsrs and Pil,ows,
Blankets and Spreads,
Cha. q. Glass, and Croekery.ws-e,
tilvrr- plated Walters, Tea Sett, Ice Pitcher, &C.
Oil Cloth, Hat Tree, Rugs and Door Mats
Window Shades threu sheut,
Superior Cooking and other Stoves.
Lot of Excellent Copper Cooking Utensils.
Together with many other articles NOT necessary
10 Dtion
Terms Cash,
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Jno. Car
man, alias Delany, grand larceny; gail tor
court. James Ward, suspicion; military. Anna
Nader, grand larceny; dismissed. Caspar
Troutwne, assault and battery; dismissed.
Chas. Russell, disorderly; Sis. Edward
Magee, robbery; Jail for a hearing. Jno But
ter, disorderly. VIM. Conner and Chas. Atlof,
sleeping in the street; dismissed.
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WARRANTED TO CURE IN SIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey 9
Antidote, an Ensiisa Specific of sixty-hve years.
standing, will cure Gosorsh4a al Stz days. No
change OF diet required. Price 81 per bottle Sold
by g. G. Ford, corner llth street and Pa. avenue
Washington. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja ely
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MEASLES ere prostrating the volunteers by hun
reds, the hospitals crowded with them. Sol
diers, be warned in time. Holloway's Pills are
positively Infalhe in the of this disease;
casiensl doses of them will preserve the health
even under the creates exposures. Only . cents
per box. ri
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L. BKlASTPIT, With light Braided hair; it was
lost either in coming from Georgetown or ex-
Snanging car Tor "a street nor,; Ias naaes VI
BROWNS Stand, Center Market, Wash ins ton,
DC, myS32 tN
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TOR ALE.Ths fine large DWELLING, sit
4 Hated on the corner of Four-aud-z half street
anG hiissoar. avenue. In the main building there
afe eight lace chambers, sining room, large AMI
F7nal. Eafiors, all heated by furnace. The back
building contains Kitchen supplied with range al
other convfnienres. three Chambers, bath room
and pantry Cellar under main building. The
water ga ana other modern improvements
Inquire Of THOMAS YOUNG,
20 81 10. 4Un PannnYlTa mia
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CRIMINAL Court, Judgs rGrtisr.-On sat
urday Caroline Butler, charged with stealing
shirts and pillow case from Thomas A. Brown,
was founu guilty.
Fannie Smith, alias Mary To3good, for steal
ing o shirt from jolin ). Tom linton, was sem
fenced TO one hour Ii Jail.
Caleb H. Shreve, alias Geo. O'Eeil, George
Smith, alias II. BarEaclo, and George Tuttle,
charged with stealing watch from John w.
Disney, was found not guilty.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04
New Publications,

We have received from Messrs. D. APP
pleton & Co., of New York, publishers,
the following;
The New AND COMPLETE TAXPAYERS
MANUAL.
This is an invaluable publication to all
taxpayers. 1t contains the laws of Con-
gress in relation to direct and excise tax
es; the recent amendments thereto; the
decisions of the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue in cases of inquiry or appeal ;
thus embracing the whole action of the
government to the present time relative to
internal taxes.It also contains complete
marginal references, and an Analytical
Index, showing all the items of taxation,
the mode of proceeding and the du-
ties of the officers, with an explanatory
preface. 1t will be at once seen that 1t is
book of the greatest value to all busl-
ness men.
Two PICTURES OR, WHAT We THINK
OF OURSELVES AND WHAT THE WORLD
THINKS OF Us. By M. j. Mcintosh,
author of 1.-TWO Lives" Charms and
Counter Charms" &C., &c.
MADGE; OR NIGHT AND MORNING. BY
stH. B. G."
We have only space to say of the above
two works of fiction that they are both OF
the highest order, power and interest
They are worthy perusal by all, and
already rank among the best novels of the
dav.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04

EAST TENNESSEE. - The rebels evil
IDENTIFY find it, a difficult undertaking to re-
press the spirit of loyalty in East Tennes-
see. Every one of their sheets contains
evidence of this fact, and the reports of
those who continue to escape from that re-
gion and come within our lines, furnish
most forcible illustrations.
A communication dated Clinton, May
9th, and sent to the Knoxville Register
developes the fact that among the Cum
berland mountains, in Anderson county,
there is regularly organized band OF
Unionmen, who defy all efforts Of the
rebels to capture or exterminate them,
who pounce upon small parties of rebel
soldiery at every opportunity, and who
support themselves by regular levies OF
forage and provisions imposed upon the
rich "secesh" i'll the valleys. In collect
ing their contributions, they manifest a sub
tlety of planning and a rapidity of execu-
ton which utterly battles their enemies.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04

RosECRANs AND BRAGG.--lt is report
ed that part of Bragg's army has been
detached for the relief of the rebels at
Vicksburg. A Murfreesboro dispatch to
the Cincinnati Gazette says that two brig
AIDES went with Joe Johnston, and that
Breckenridge was preparing to follow with
his troops. Desperate efforts will of
course be made by the rebels to send re-
Inducements in that direction, but the in
dications are that Rosecrans is preparing
for Bragg what will require all his atten-
ton and III the force he can muster. Ro-
secrans is too well known to allow much
fear that any great part of Bragg's army
can escape from his front without his
knowledge. All accounts agree in repre-
senting Rosecrans' army to be in splendid
condition and spirits, ready for the prom
ised advance. Stirring news from Ten
nessee must speedily reach us.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04

GENERAL BURNSIDE. - A correspon-
dent of the Chicago Tribune, by authority
of General Burnside himself, denies the
statement that he has asked to be relieved
of the command of the department which
he now controls. When he accepted the
command it was with the understanding
that he should take the field with his 9th
army corps, and other troops that were to
be forward ed to him, and pierce through
Kentucky to East Tennessee. He did
not intend to remain in Cincinnati more
than ten days, but has been detained until
now. He proposes to leave for the front
in few days, and will take immediate
command of the troops. His troops are
10 cooperate with those of Rosecrans, and
also with those Of Grant, when Vicksborg
is taken.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04

FROM EURoPE.-The Kangaroo from
Liverpool, the 18th, arrived In New York
On Thursday. The latest accounts from
Poland state that the insurgents have
scornfully rejected a summons of the Gar
to lay down their arms by May l3. The
war is therefore likely to become more
bloody than ever before. New and i'm
portant outbreaks are said to have taken
place in the governments of Kllo, volhy-
MIA, Podolia and Ukrania, but it is also
added that the peasants have not joined
the movement. France has invited Persia
and Turkey, to associate with the Powers
of Europe in demonstrating in favor of Po-
land, but Turkey has refused.
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tured IN the three late engagements, which.
from the meager reports received at Rich
mond, we Judge to be considerable. The
extent to which Johnston can be reinforced
by way of the railroad from the Tombig-
bee to Meridian is fifteen hundred day.
His army cannot DO supplied by that route
'te6Sbary Is ProoiSioaed for hirty davs
only, The country affords him perhans
suiiiciency of corn and forage. His com
munioation with the rest of the South Is
precarious, and if Grierson be not idle.
may be destroyed.
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From the Daily of June 1.

EMANCIPATION, - ST. Louis voted
last Monday for a delegate to the
Constitutional Convention, Charles d,
Drake, Immediate Emancipauonist, 70
eeiyed 1928 votes flames Il, ieatmaui
Gradual Emancipationist, 20Sl Those
who were opposed to any kind OF eman-
cipation, not being strong enough, II would
seem, for a candidate OF their own, united
upon Yeatman. Yet brakes majority was
3,l47,
The Border Slave States are progress
ing so fast upon the subject of emaneipa-
ton as to be getting decidedly IN advance
of the sentiment of the Northern Free
States. Their loyalty is strengthened IN
the same proportion, One Of the chief
bugbears of Northern pro-slavery poht-
clans their strongest argument against
the proclamation OF the President,-was
that the emancipation policy would alien
ate these Border States. On the contrary,
nothing has so much served to consolidate,
invigorste and strengthen their love OF
the Union. They were obliged to drop
'neutrality,n and take a decisive stand on
one side or the other, They were brought
to final consultation of their own inter-
ests, and strengthened and purified loyal
" is resulting from the trial; st, Louis,
it is true, was tending to emancipation be-
fore but the cause of freedom, going hand
in hand with loyalty to the old flag, is
progressing in Missouri and throughout
the Border Slave States, as it never pro-
crossed before Even old Kentucky is
far more heartily loyal to the Union to-
day, than before the Issue of the first
proclamation of emancipation - than
while our generals were sending fugitive,
back to rebel slave-owners and such a
thing as allowing a man with black GU
ticle to fight for the Union was secuted.
And this is only one of the evidences, re-
revealed by time of the Propriety of that
measure which so disgruntled the politi-
clans of the free States, whose loyalty
was pr0visoea that the cornerstone Of
the "confederscy" should, under no cir.
cumstances, be touched, mot even 10 helr
save the Republic