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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-10
FRoN HARPER,s FERRY


Imboden ON the Alert-fsf Cavalry
HARpER's Fry, Sept Z.
Imboden with a force IF 1920 men
attacked Maj Stephens at Woodheld,
Hardee county, day befe yesterday:
Stephens had about 30( men, and fell
back on Cumberland witbut loss.
The following are exacts from the
Richmond Examiner:
CRARLEToN, Sept 5.
To-day has witnessed another furious
bombardment of Wayne and Gregg by
the enemy's feet and batteries The
firing was begun at dalight, and was
maintained steadily untidark. A mon
itor is now firing on Mottrie. Another
assault on battery Wager is deemed
probable tonight
Since yesterday no futher attack has
been made on Sumter, Fhich has been
held 20 days against al the efforts OF
the eLemy's great guns y land and sea.
The flag has been shot eyay four times.
CHARLESTON, 6th-9:O a. m.-The
bombardment of batteries Wagner and
Gregg has been incessan for the last o.
! hours
The noise of the canIonade was terri
bic
Last night the enemy landed nea
Cummings PoiLt in baiges and assault
ed battery Gregg.
The assault was repulsed.
No particulars.
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FROM NEW YORK.
AnglO-Rebcl Iron CIads Rapidly APP
proaching Completion-Their Gums
In Readiness.

New York, Sept 9-The Tribune has
the following from passenger by the
steamer Scotia, who enjoyed peculiarly
favorable facilities for becoming familiar
with the facts:
We learn the anglo-rebel iron-clads
are being pushed forward to completion
with the utmost vigor. Two iron-clads
combining the ram and monitor princi-
Piles are being built by Laird and Birkin-
head. One of these is already launched.
They are plated with 4-inch iron. Each
carries two turrets II inches thick, and
have formidable rams projecting from
them. Each turrst will carry two 300
FOUNDER rife guns, and eech vessel will
be armed in addition with two 200
FOUNDER stern chasers The guns were
ready at Preston, Lancashire, and would
be shipped and put on board in the Irish
Channel
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[Tribune's Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, Sept S-Wbite's guer-
rillas, about 300 strong, are reported to
Mosby's forces are scattered since the
wounding of their commander.
Major General Blair has arrived in
town.
Col. John Nicolay, Private Secretary to
the President, has retired from his voca-
ton. Secretary Stanton is again at his
post
Between 2OOand 300 deserters arrived
here from New York to-day under guard.
Lhex-will he. distributed to their regi-
a few days ago raid was made BY
the rebels upon brigade of the 9th
corps, The guerrillas dashed into camp,
fired into the tent of Gen. Bartlett and
carried off the brigade flag. 1t is said
the General had his headquarters too far
from the camp of his troops.
Admiral Farragut arrived inWashing-
ton tonight and was serenaded at VIII
lard's.
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HEADQUARTERS Army PoToMAC, Sept
S.-Colonel r. c. Hill, of the rebel army,
recently sent word across the Rappahan-
mock from Fredericksburg that be would
like to see an officer of our army. The
wish being made known to Gen. Custer,
the General himself crossed The mo-
tive of Col Hills request was to make
inquiries respecting Gen. Gregg, with
whom he was once a classmate and in
innate friend. Gen. Custer recei7ed
note from Col Hill, which was forward
ed. Col. Hill remarked conhdentially
to Gen. Custer that peace was near at
hand. This assertion was also volun-
tarily made by two rebel officers in the
boat
On being asked the reason of the sup
position they would not communicate,
simply reiterating their opinion. Colonel
Hill would not state what command he
was connected with, but appeared to
be staff officer
At least 1000 cavalry and infantry OF
boat when Genehfaf easeaf bq Rhd ihs wharf
reception by the officers was exceedingly
cordial.
Notwithstanding this anticipation Of
peace, the rebels expected to have aoth.
er battle near Culpepper. They did not
think of attacking US, bat that We
strengthened by conscripts, would speed
lily assume the offensive.
Gen. Leeis yet in Richmond, doubles:
in consultation there among the heads
of the rebel Government
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FROM NEW JERSEY.
Bad Conduct of New Jersey Volume
teers-They are Badly Punished.

NEWARK. N. J., Sept. S.-The Thirty
third New Jersey Regiment, by dint of
large bounties, has nearly reached the
maximum now required, and is under
marching orders to-day So many men
are deserving that the Colonel was COM
PEELED to call on Gen. Dix for a guard
of Regular soldiers to maintain discipline
entire satisfaction, and was succeeded
on Monday by the Third Vermont regi-
ment. The Vermont boys have seen SER
vice, and don't know anything about
blank cartridges or firing in the air. So
when crowd of new recruits undertook
10 run the guard last night, they were
fred on and three killed and four
wounded.
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WANTED.
SO REV. AID.

QY A RECENT ORDER FRdI THE Score.
~ tary OF War TEN DoLLARwili be hereafter
paid Tor the apprehension of sieserter Cant
Blythe Hynes, Provost Marshalls now ready to
pay TEN DOLLARS and all exsnses fer eyerv
deserter delivered to him at hisIeadauarters in
this city The money will be prnptIy maid, and
all loyal citizens throughout te District are
urged to send forward ali deserter.n theirresnec.
tive neighborhoods. ivsg
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ATLANTA, Sept "a special to
Confederdcy says Col Morrison of the
lstr Georgia cavalry repulsed the enemy
at Dearborn Gap, on the night of the Sd
INST. Our loss is two wounded; enemy's
loss not known. The brigade fell back
south of Tennessee river.
The enemy shelled London on the ID.
killing two women. The bridge was
burned to prevent the enemy crossing.
Gov. Brown has issued proclamation
calling on the State Reserves to hold
themselves in readiness to march at a
moments Warming.
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EP nM pATTTM0RE
Gen. Schenck Suppresses the Substt-
tute Business.
BALTIMORE. Sent s

Gen. Schenk has issued an order sun
pressing the substitute business in this
State and in his Department, it having
been found that the agencies for pro-
curing substitutes interfered with the
draft and recruiting
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ATLANTA, September "A special dis
patch from Senatobia, Miss, says:
General Price bad an engagement
with the enemy fifteen miles below Lit
lie Rock, and obtained victory over the
Yankees.
1t is understood that Halleck will, in
three weeks, have three corps under
Banks move on Mobile from Pascapoula
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CLOTHING.
EVANSVILLE, IND.

WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
Il the citizens of Evansville and vicinity to INV
large and we'll selected stock of French ycioth:
CCassleieres, beautiful Nestinss and Furnishing
nave just returned from the East, where / have
maue my own purchases, and can therefore recon-
mend all my Goods as being Of the first oxality
employ 1one but the best OF work men, and con-
seqnently turn out work equal to any in the CITY.
sepS-Gm - ny.
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NOTICE.
Notice to Tax-Pavers

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE ray.
~ PAYERS of the city of Evansville. that T
nave received from the Clerk of the Common
Council OF said city, the Tax Duplicate for the
year 1905 ana that am now ready to receive the
taxes contained in said Duplicate
Al persons who pay their taxes in full within
ihirty days from this date, will be entitled TO a
diseouht OF three per cent. of the amount and
ana within sixty days from this date, W Ii be en-
Titled to discount of one and half per cent. of
the amount 1870 "a
ny once VIII be at the Mayors office, on Second
street, betwes n Main and Locust streets
WILLIAM G. BoEPPLE, Collector.
Evansville september ., 1868
sepad2yy
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BUFFALO, Sept 9.-The loss by the con-
1agration last night is $780, mostly
insured in New York and New England
Offices.
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FoRT MONROE, Sept 9-The steamer
Daniel Webster arrived from City Point,
and reports Morris Island is evacuated
bY the Confederates.
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Another Slxirmish-RebeIs RepuIsed
and Punished.
ST. JOINS RIVER, VA ON B. & O. R. R.

sept 9th, 1868.
Our forces at Bath, consisting of two
companies of the Both Pennsylvania Cav
airy, commanded by Col. Wyncopp, were
attacked this morning at o'clock by a
party of rebels estimated at from 80 to
$50 strong. The rebels eluded their
pickets Col D. NJ Stroller of the 3rd
Virginia Cavalry, who was atBath, states
that our forces resisted the attack with
much gallantry and drove back the en-
envy. A party at once started in pur-
suit, but with what success is not known.
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NEW BOOKS.

SHOULDER STRAPS.
THREE YEARS IN JAPAN.
TACTIC, OR CUPID IN SHOULDER STRAPS.
soefhh SoNDITlONs-OF IroLIsEf
PEOPLE
LIFE OF VICTOR HUGo-By Madame lingo.
BUCKLES HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION
BIVoUAG AND THE BATTLE FIELD-Bv
Capt. Noyes.
LADY LISLE-By Miss Braddon.
NEALE's HISTORY OF THE PURITANs.
LIVE 1T D0WN-Dy Janreeson.
1 AN HERE, OR THE DUKES MOTTO.
TOM RIPPON.
A FULL sETT OF MRS. soUTHwoRTHs
WORKS
JANE EYRE.
SHIRLEY
AUSTIN ELLIoTT-By Kingsley.
A FULL SET OF MRS. CAROLINE LEE
HENTz'S WORKS
oRPHEUs c. KERR PAPERS, Vols. and
ABTEMUS WARD, HIS WORKS.
At D0BELL'S Book Store.
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- fENE1EZ7z1
DIED.

Yesterday, the 9Th inst, .osEpH1Se, wife, of
Philip spiegel, aged 2s years
The funeral will take place his afternoon at 3
O'Clock from the residence o her husband on
Sixth Street between sycamoreand Vine
The friends of the family arr invited to attend.
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WANTED.

h00 BUSHELS ONInNs WANTED. FOR
COO which the highest market price win be
Pdrt IN eash NJ jos. FBLfUTTS,
Viz No. - Main Street.
EIFiEEN Or TWENTY MEN CAN FIND
\ EMPLOY mont ChoppiRg Wood al One Dollar
an az 1"thty-FIFe Cents per cord Timber good
and pay every Saturday. Apply to
augzo THOS. D. sMYTH.
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NOTICE-

Rave SOLD OUT MY INTEREST IN THE
s. German Mills" in German Townsbin "a
wish to settle up my business Persons owing me
VIII please call and settle, and those to whom am
ihueoted will hand in their accounts ir1mediatelv
sePt-Ito&ztW HENRY ECKER.
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INTERESTING CANDIDATES. The St
Paul, (Minn., Pioneer, the most inhu
entail Democratic paper in the State
daguerreotypes the candidates recently
nominated by the Democratic State Con
me- rney are certainty eao ;iairee sesHa
birds, and every way worthy the party
that nominated them. The Pioneer
charaeterlzes the ticket as composed
for the most part of "a parcel of low
fellows, destitute of character or brains.
1t admits that Henry T. Wells, the can
dIdate for Governor, as a clever fellow,
who has got into bad company; but as
serts that he will certainly lose his good
reputation unless he discards his associ
ates. Major WEIGH, the candidate for
Secretary of State, lis q noble, gallant,
young officer"
These are the gems of the "infamous
ticket. Then follow the photographs of
another description. A. d. LaDue, the
nominee for Lieutenant-Go is
IAN ass, absolute and irredeemable. He
is insufferably without quality outside
of his vast impotence to be vain OLA
weak, blatant ass" John 81. Mckinney.
the nominee for State Auditor, is "as
near being rebel as the fear of a polit-
ical prison will allow him to be-" Peter
Wilkins, the nominee for State Treasur-
err, lis simply unfit for any position of
responsibility, public or private" VIM.
d. Grant, the nominee for Attorney
General, is believed to be "a New York
Tcombs lawyer" Hugo Petzold, nomi-
nee for the Clerkship of the Supreme
Court, sis poor, miserable vagabond."
Such is the Pioneers candid valuation
OF men whom it certainly ought to know,
though it puts the case a great deal
stronger than we care to copy. We
should not fail to add, in justice to its
honesty, that it refuses to give any sup
port to such a ticket as whole
New YoRK-The Union men of New
York held very harmonious convention
at Syracuse, on Wednesday, the I'd inst
The ticket nominated is very strong
one. Most of the candidates were NOM
mated by acclaimation, and the conven-
vention was very enthusiastic. We give
the ticket in full, in the assumed belief
that it will be triumphantly elected in
November next:
Secretary of state-Peter A. Porter
of Niagara.
Controller-Thomas W olcott, of Al
bany.
Canal Commissioner-Benj. F Bruce,
of Madison.
Treasurer-George ". Schuyler, of
Tompkins.
State Engineer-Wm. B. Taylor, of
Oneida
Prison Inspector-James R. selden, of
Monroe
y Attorney General-JOhn cOohrane, of
The Gibson county Fair commences
October 18th. The premium list is quite
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LOST.

a hA1K BRACELET, WITH THE LETTERS
"A '' E. Ga on the uuderside of the ciasr Tp- me-
nnaer wiii be literally rewarded by leaving it at
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River and Weather.

PrTTsBURGH, Sept 9.
River % inches by the metal mark
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
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WEST BADEN SPRINGS.

'MENIf-FINE OF THIRTY MORE
i Bcarsers eau now be acconn,a,. 80 :. -. =. =
iaVorii- Watering place. and those wishin,r 10
VISIT The Springs for health or pleasure will and
a nEnsttan September the plcasautest mouti.s in
ne year aula J. A. LANE, Proprietor
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Chattanooga, September although
the armies are in close proximity, there
are no indications Of an early engage
ment
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TO CONTRACTORS

VIE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY -.
Il Ev insville will receive sealed proposals untiI
saturday the 9TH day Of September 1853, for grad
ing t ana paving the following alley, viz:
streets and extending from Third to Fourth
Inc contractor to furnish all the materials and
on file in this Office. ~--'-~.'o"s
City Clerks Office, August s, 1868.
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LIQUORS.
WANTED TO RENT.

A HOUSE IN PLEASANT NEIGHBoR.
III HOOD, containing about six rooms Enonira
at room SO, Sherwood House.
sep7-1w COL. A. SPRAY.
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Latest from, GaIwev

LIVERPOOL, Sept l, Il M-Cotton is
quiet and unchanged. Consols 934@
93S.
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subscriptions to the Federal Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept s.
, The subscription agent reports the
sale of 1887 $50 of fve-twenty bonds to-
day.
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The Gibson county Fair commences
October 18th. The premium list is quite
liberal.
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INrELLIG ENGR 0FFICR

He UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED AN
Intelligence O1iee on Third Street four ,co-s
west OF the Washington Hotel, where he will sire
line. JoUN WayH 81 mat
Zeitung copy-ap15
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From Fredericksburg

A 0Coek and Bull" Story about
mics.
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CANDIDATES. NOTICE.

.GAiAs- E. ARSIIy-sl- F->-@44- D--ses..4;r,z-
Attorney for the 18th Judicial Circuit, win be a
candidate for that office at the ensuing October
election.
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In commenting upon the Presidents
remark that (" the use of colored troops
constituted the heaviest blows yet dealt
to the rebellion" the Express says:
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SASH AND DOORS.
STRAYED.

IRON THE UNDERSIGNED, A LARGE
Il dark brown Pony; is well made full eye
white spot on her forehead, one white spot on
each side of her shoulder. short name ANY per-
son delivering her TO me or leaving information
at my shop, which will lead 10 her recovery, will be
literally rewarded. JAS URIE
sug29-d&wlw Cor. of Eighth and Division.
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NOTICE.
SCHOOL NOTICE

HI SELECT SCHOOL TAUGHT BY MRS
" A Ross, will commence Monday. sentem-
ceI IN az her residence, between Mulberry and
yum eIreets. Terms, 50 90 per quarter. sep2
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Uncle Sans web feet" 1.-THE Navy:)
The job" (the War; Empire" New
York; key Stone" (Pa.;) Jersey"
Evening star., 1863-05-08
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
Rebel Forces Preparing to Invade Mis-.


ST. Louis, May "A gentleman who lett
Shreveport, La, April 30th, reports that the
rebels have one gunboat and thirty transports
between that point and Alexandra. Ten thou.
sand infantry were reported at Houston, Texas,
and at point ninety miles above Shreveport
there were about five mounted Texas regiments
under Gen. Sprats, who were going to Little
Rock to join Gen Price.
About eleven hundred Indians, under Stand.
water and Cooper were sixteen miles west Of
Fort Smith. Gen. Prices troops for the con.
templated invasion of Missouri, are all mount
ed, and were expected to start about the 18th Of
May, and were up east Of Black river.
ST. LOUIS, May Gen. Blunt telegraphs to
Gen. Curtis, from Leavenw orth, that Colonel
Phillips crossed the Arkansas viver on ths
night of April oath, and attacked the rebel force
that had been concentrated at and fortifyimg
Weber's Falls, in the Indian Territory. He
routed them and captured all their camp
euuipaPe.
Evening star., 1863-05-08
gyW.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

THANCERY SALEOF VALUABLE REAL ES-
~ TATE IN THE Cry OF WAsHINGTeN.-By virtue
Of decree of the Circuit Court of the District Of
Coum bis, dated the 26th day of October, 1860, made
n certain cause in said Court depending, in
complain ants. and John p. Dement, and others
we're defendants the subscriber will offer for sale,
THURSDAY, the 14th day of May next. at
o'clock in the afternoon lots numb bersd twenty and
twenty one, iE reservation numbered eleven dots
% and n reservation II in the city of Washing gton
The above property is situated on the vest side
of Second street west, between b and 9 streets
north, and is improved by two thr: e. story brick
houses. with tWo-story back buildings. These
houses being large ,roomy. veil built oonmodious,
and within two Squares Of PennsylvaniA avenue,
ad uirsbly fitted for . large boarding house.
The attention OF parties desiring to make invest
nents is requested as this is one of the most val.
a:be pieces of property at present in the market.
Terms of sale, as prescribed BY decree One
fourth in cash on the day sale; the residue In
four months for which the notes Of the purchaser,
payable with interest and secured b. deed Of
irust on the property, VIII be taken.
If the terms OF sale are not com pItsd with in I've
days after sale, the property will be resod at the
risk and cost Of the purchaser. All eonveyaneing
~ the cost of the purchaser The property viii be
sold free from the widows dover.
CARTER MARBURY, Truste 9.
ap 0-3taw&ds W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
Evening star., 1863-05-08
Capture of Grand Gulf with 500 of the Gar.
rison, Guns, Ammunition and Stores.
A BATTLE NEAR SUFFOLK.
The r ebelS r etreat with Heavy Lo

FORTRESS MONROE, May 6-Tne rebels ha We
al lett Suffolk and passed over the Blackwater
In the fight near Suffolk, on Sunday. the ad
inst, the rebel loss in killed and wounded was
very heavy. They buried two hundred men
about five miles out on the Petersburg pike in
field.
Two of the prisoners who arrived from Rich
mond to-day report that they were captured
within two miles of the city Of Richmond on
Sunday the Sd inst, while in pursuit of a
courier with dispatches from Jackson 70
Davis.
The City Of Richmond battalion went ont on
Sunday to see what the trouble was, as the
communication was cut of with Frederichs-
burg both by railroad and telegraph
The people in Richmond are in q terrible
state OF excitement, and the report of the rebels
having captured five thousand prisoners is
false, and was gotten mp by JEFF Davis to quiet
the excitement of the people.
We learn to-day by the Yorktown mail boat
that part OF Stoneman's cavalry arrived at
the White House yesterday.
Colonel Ludlow returned from City Point
to-day, and has effected the release and ex-
change of all the United States officers held by
the rebels. The officers number $50 and
together with 325 men, have arrived here
Among the officers thus released are Generals
Stoughton and Willich. The officers and pri-
Yates left here this afternoon for Annapolis on
the steamer State of Maine.
Gen. Ludlow has completed the following
exchanges:
lst All Office and enlisted men, and all
persons whatever may have been their classifi-
cation of character, who have been delivered at
City Point up to the 9th Of May, 1863.
ID All officers who have been captured and
released on parole up to April |, 1863, where
ever they may have been captured.
Sd. All enlisted men who have been captured
in North Carolina and Virginia, and released
on parole up to March 1st, 1863.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 6.-At nearly one
O'Clock this morning information was received
that General StoDeman had safely arrived at
Rappahannoch Station, with the remain der of
his forces. He has cut the railroad connections
of the enemy in all directions, and thus won u
noble distinction.
Evening star., 1863-05-08
By GREEN & WILLIAMS, ,Auetionesrs

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF SMALL LOT OF GOOD
L LAND NEAR WLsHIHGToS CITY BY virture
Ell deed of trust bearing date the 9Th dsy of
November, A. d 1854, and duly recorded in liber
J. 4. e., No 81, folios 425, ETC., one OF ae land
records for wsshinston county in the 0i srict Of
Gsfsmbis, and by the guest of the holae OF the
sotes secured thereby, the undersigned trustee .
viii sell st publ auction, a. the Auction Rooms OF
Gxetn Williams in the City OF Washington, on
fUEeDAY AFTERNOON. the 18th day Of May, at
sSsoek, p. M, the let or parcel OF land No. g, in
and 10 said county Of Washington, called Gran
~ The said lot No. g contains 4s acres OF laud
mere or less plat Of the Subdivision win be
ex hkised At the sale.
This lot of land Is yell located within ar or Ave
miles from the city, In sn excellent n.isaeorhood,
And is part Of tract Of land Of noted rtity Fov
ne purpose of market garden, or . location for
a country residence, 1t is very desirable.
Terms Of sale One third in cash and the rssiius
h siI and twelve months, with interest, secured by
deea Of trust. II the terms Of sale re. not
cen ylisd with in ave days After she dA, of lie
,Aen the trsstess reserve the right 70 Ees At the
lies. Convsyaneins and stamps Ct Iarehss cost.
WHIfMAMss WTIif.M q ?. Rksp' ,RskkssTpSR. rrustess.
ny4 AwswAds GREEN WILLIAMS, AIets
Evening star., 1863-05-08
From California

SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.-The ship Lotus
cleared to-day for New York, with q cargo OF
wool, hides and copper ore.
At a recent election the voters of Sacramento
decided by large majority, to lend the crsdit
of the county to the Pacific railroad 10 the ex-
tent of S3000N.
The Odd Fellows dedicated their new hall al
San Francisco to-day The procession was
over q mile long, and moved through the
principal streets. J. w. Dwinnell delivered the
oration, stating the number Of lodges III Cali
fornia at Ia, and the members 5000 The hall
cost nearly s Sl,U00,G00.