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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30
From Port Royal and Vicinity

NEw YoRK, June %. Capt. Ericsson has
received the following from the Assistant Stc-
retary Of W.T.:
WAsul>orcN, June %. The engagement oil
the Atlanta was exclusively with the Weehawken
The former had a seven inch Brook $ rifle IN the
bow and stern piyots, aud one SIX inch in each
side. She could fight both bow and stern and
one side gun at time. Capt. Rodgers engaged
at close quarters
The first Is inch shot, fred by himself, took
of the top Of the Atlanta pilot house, wound
ing two or three pilots. Another struck hali
way up the roof, which was iron-plated ~
inches thick, killing one and wounding seven'
teen. The Weehawken fred five shots and the
Atlanta SIX. The latter got aground and sur
rendered. The Weehawken sustained no dam
age of any sort. The Atlanta had ram, saw
and torpedo on her bow and was fitted Tor
cruise. She is now at Port Royal.
T. As m FLae SurP WABASH,
III s Port Royal llarbor, 5. O., June IL, !
Il SIR: | have the honor TO inform the depart
ment that, since mailing my dispatch, nave
received further details Of the capture Of the AT
llanta. The Atlanta, Capt. VIM, webb, came
down this morning, via. Wilmington river, tc
attack our vessels in Warsaw Sound, accompai'
MED by two wooden steamers, hlled, 1t Is SAID
with persons as spectators. aW
The weehawken, Captain John Rogers, q
once engaged her, firing in all live shots, three
/, Of which took effect, penetrating her armOr an'
killing or w5undng the crews OF two guns
! Two OF three Of the pilots were also oadi.
wounded, and the pilot-house broken up, where
upon the vessel grounded and Immediately ate
surrendered.
t The armament Of the Atlanta was two 7.inc
+ und two 6-inch guns. She is but slightly N
g ured. Very respectfully, your obt serv''
$ S. .DrPoSr, Rear Admiral.
WASHINGTON, June %. Capt. ] Rogers ci'
!, cumstantially relates the proceeding attendln
y the capture Of the Atlanta. Ii was found tbs
! the enemy had been struck four times,
There wero on board q officers and ia mcI
9 Including 2s marines. The captured rebel Oh
!, GERS thought the Atlaptas speed would
,, found to reach ton knots. srs aa g,
u They believed her to be the strongest irol
= clad in the, Uonfederacy, and confidently ante
y pated taking both tho Nahant and Weehawke
7 wAnlsoIos, June "a The rebel ram Finga
!, captured by the Weehawk n, s reported TO ha
: cast A million of dollars which Is more tn'
a two Monitors cost, She will be repaired II
., mediately and put to service. i,,.. liza.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30

We were on the road all that night, but we
made but lttls progress. Teams or troops con-
,uually clogged the way, occasioning the most
yexatious delays. don't know as | could ex-
plain it. but it is fact, nevertheless, that 1t tires
soldier more TO have to stand still half Of tse
time than it does to march straight along without
interrup,ion. had rather march fifteen miles II
reasonable time, than spend the same time II
marching five, unless We can sit down and rest
Morning came, bu, with it no rest We halted
few minutes, just long enough for a good many u
yet soundly 10 sleep,-snd it did not take long u
do that for we had lost two nights rest bu, thei
sleep was very brief. The unfeeling order wa
passed down the lines, and every sleeper ha'
!, to q take up his bed aud walk" Those who ha
preferred sleep to hreskias. lost the latter i0r
!. very pitiful allowance Of the former All "a
=. long we tusged our weary kuapsacks in the o'o'
!, Ing sun, aud many fell out to fall in no more
10 was very hot and very dusty. The dry al
. seemed to be particularly adapted to draw u
"A ray, Of the SUM- aud the blistering heat that u
:. road rejected, seemed like the breath rom
:. furnace, seven times heated. The road was ln'
=, with sraggers, and many fell dead in their tracs
\ our corps alone lost forly.sx men from su
:. stroke. Some say that other corps los, upwar
:. of hundred each. have no means Of knowG
!, how many died from the effect Of heat and
n hau.ton, bu, ! know that dead men lay along
:, aida tho road in sufficient numbers TO prove U
Evening star., 1863-05-02
DIER,

Qn the evening OF April 3Jth. IDA JANE, Oldest
chlD 81 shIngton and Amy Berry, aged years
Amft tbs vernd hoWery spring
Toe angel Desth here rests his wing .-f
Cur darling child his errand knows !.-
And calmly meets the last of 70 e.
~ Jssus led the gloomy vale
]" her the vestibple became
" heavens ettrne1 hailow ed olime,
u And snsport n. sfked her dying smne.
Nhe funeral viii tat . ace from the residence of
her parents No. I6s g street, betueen4x and sta
streets, It 8 o clock on Saturday the I'd inst The
friends OF the family Are respectfully invited 1T
tt Nd WY out further notes,
suddeily ON tue Ist inst, Of hsmorrhage sf tho
lures, THOMAS L. REED, in tue 35th year of has
age.
5he friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral on sunday aftern On, at 4
Mrs. Samuei Cunningham, Rock Greek, near the
paper miN bridge Georg town @
Evening star., 1863-05-02
Rx Nv RJ,CVry Av.t;.

By NJ. v. BCCKET, Auctiouser
A GCTiOh SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
u dEoRcHrowN.-On FRIDAY next, the ath Of
May, will offer at auction. on the premises, the
following property -
One Lot on east side Congress street, near the
canal, froptir q feet inches with depth of los
feet inches ~
One Lot on west side Jefferson street fronting on
said street q feet INCHES, with depth of lI9 feet
There are quantity of good hard bricks from the
walls of the house lately burnt on this lot living
buried to the depth of hve or six feet, which, with
the walls of two-story house l N'
Three Lots fronting on Gay street 25 feet, with q
depth of 30 feet The first Of these is the thwsst
corner of Washington anc Gay streets. These lots
view of Washington CITY,, the Potomac and sur
rounding country. They also afford basement and
cellar convenience without the expense of diggigg
Four lots-three fronting on south side Olive
the fourth fronting 60 feet Olive street and GA
30 feet.
These lots offer Inducements to persons who wish
to build snug moderate sized houses with good gar
den ground.
One Lot on east side Jefferson street fronting on
On this lot is two story dwelling containing ght
rooms and with small expense may be made into
two tenements of four rooms each The house
stands upon the north side of ten-feet alley and
gardens. A hydrant of Potomac water stands on
tbs street in front of this lot.
Terms of sale One third cash, the residue in six
nine and twelve months, thspurchas giving notes
cure the payment All conveyancing at cost of pur-
chaser.
Terms of sale must be com piled with in Ten DAYS.
the property will be sold at the risk and cost
on the lot on Congress street at o'clock p m.
may 1-lw' NJ. v. BUCKEY, Auctionser.
Evening star., 1863-05-02

LECTURE on THE MoHKs.--Rev. F. e. Bowie
will lecture upon the above subject at Odd
Fellows Hall, Seventh street. to.morrow
Sunday night. The proceeds will be appro.
street which 10 In charge Of the Sisters OF
Charity. This subject is most interesting
one, and Esther Boyle u certaia 70 treot II
with great ABILITY. .'-iT a. - Eh
Evening star., 1863-05-02

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-John Con-
way, drunk; 81. John Donley, drunk; work.
house Bud Lawson, alias H. Gassaway, as.
sault and battery; Jail for court. Caesar Mus
ten, carrying weapons; $l.94. L. H. Patterson,
drunk; dismissed. Benin Johnson, violating
city ordinance; as. Mrs. Moore, drunk; work.
house Geo Bruce, drink; Si.@ B. F. Bah
bit, throwing stones; dismissed. Hiram Wilson,
disorderly; &25S William Delaney, do: si. .5S.
William Marshall, colored, do; S3.5s Henry
Munro, John Nelson, Robert Stranger, Bev.
Graadin, all colored, disorderiy: Sl.ss each.
Michael Healy, drunk; dismissed. Hiram vii.
con, assault on J. D. West do.-for assault. on
second party; jail for hearing H. Donald.
SON, firing pistol In street. S5-5e. Philip Glare,
drunk; $l.5s. Francis Burker, do; military
A. Nerkins, dol $l.M.
Evening star., 1863-05-02
LOCAL NEW s.
AmgsEMENTs TONIGHT.

WASHINGTON THHATER. -Schillers grand
tragedy of the sRobbers" will be performed;
tonight. J. Wilkes Booth as "Charles de
Moor" ...---. .r.s --.. .- ...
Growers THEATER.-Tragedy and comedy
AT his resort. Edwin Adams as ssRichard the
Third.r Ban Setchell This last night as
ssToodles." -,-r r.-- -... =
RUssIAE WAR on exhibition at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Seventh street
CANTERBURY.-'sThe Arab Lay" and many
songs, dances, and beautiful acts, by Pennoyer,
Mortimer, and other fayorite performers.
yARIETIEs.-S Songs, dances, pantomimes,
&c. Ada Tesmah, Harry Leslie and others.
Evening star., 1863-05-02

Byy. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctisneers
TRU6TEE's SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
RsINTNe OFFICE s9UARH.-On SATURDAY
premises BY virtue Of deed Of trust to the sub
scribsr, dated May 18th. 1857, and duly recorded in
Ltes1 ]. A. No. L37 folios 81 ct seq one of the
land records for inxton county, b. G.. I shall
sell Lots No, g and IS, in James o. McGuire's
subdivision of Square numbered 624, each front
ing y feet on street, near the Government
Printing Once and running back ITS feet iaches,
TO 30 foe alley.
These Lots have pavement laid and trees
planted in front, and very desir able location
Terms: One third In cash. the remainder in 6
and u months, with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises,
ALI cest Of conveyancipg t. be paid By the DUP.
chaser. THOg: J. FISH ER, Trustee.
Ap2d J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO. Auata
Evening star., 1863-05-02

By GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auctioueers
TOR RSALE.-DERIRABLE UNIMPROVED LOT
1 NKAR KENTUCKY AND GEORGIA AVENUE, NAVY
YAHD.-We will sell at eu blic Auction on THU Rs.
DAY, the 7th day of May. at O'Clock P N.
on tho premises, that desirable building lot No g.
square l78, situate on 18th street east containing
II SD squar feet. The lot is capable of division
Terms: One. third cash, the residue iu ak and
twelve months, in notes bearing interest, and
chaser
nyl GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctions.
Evening star., 1863-05-02

Messrs. Douglass and Forsyth Re-nomi.
mated for Register and Surveyor.
Evening star., 1863-05-02

" illinm Dixon Unanimously Re-nomi- =
mated for Collector.
Evening star., 1863-05-02


E9xAALE.SOD set lsa sad l.horse seesnd -ha1d
Meoa.G.n aADDLIS: $40. 9 ksgs let q ~ ~
1and HklUL1 - =. Appay 20 H q. yOHNStOM, No
IN saS N ksEssss. ess~ess sasas ess .srssss 81
Evening star., 1863-05-02

A GOOD CHANGE FOR INvEsTMNNT.-Be-
"A tween seven and eight acres OF Land, on the
Plank Road miles north Of Washin gton, can be
bought low for CASH. It would make fine mar
ket garden. Inquire at No 473 Sixth street; or
Of A. Q. P. SHOEMAKER, above Second Toll
Gate, Plank Road. ap Is. Inns
Evening star., 1863-05-02

By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.
CATALOGUE SALE or WINES, LIQUORS,
May, at 10 O'CLOCK A. hall sell at the Store
formerly lept bx p. 1nrick Co., on llth street,
betwe en- PennsylyAnia eyenue and O street. mo;
59)one lar gest and bsst Of Liquors and
Wines ever offered In Washinston city at suction.
brands, as there Wall be catalogues ready for any
one to examine before the sale. The stock will be
SOLD without reserve TO th highest bidders The
ap 10 d GREEE& WIlLIA M0. 1dsfs,Is q
Evening star., 1863-05-02

HOUSE ROR eALH-Ro. 326 g street. between
Il 18th and 18th streets, containing ten rooms,
with stable and carriage house; water gas aud hot
air properly distributed thr0us shout the house
is complete in every respect For terms apply on
the promises. .s0 Ap Il ~
Evening star., 1863-05-02

THE UNCONDITIONAL UNION CON.
vENTION
Evening star., 1863-05-02

EOR RENT-Two large ROOMS, 81 by % feet,
L with side entrance, over the stor of 8. h Ba'
con, Grocer, 393 Pa. ~ enue, between AZ and 9th
streets, suitable for . Manufacturer or Wholesale
store. Apply to 9. T. BACON. aR To- #
Evening star., 1863-05-02
By BoTELER & WILSON apcts

GALE ATAUCTION OF THIRTY. .NINED DESIR-
- ABLE BUILDING LoTs.-On TU UESDAY AFTER-
No0N May 5th, commencing at O'Clock. We
Lots Ne. l, 2s,4,5, 49, IA, Is, lS, bein the east
half of square No l59
These will be sqbdlvided with about twenty feet
fronts, making altogether thirty. nine lota with an
average depth of sbOu: l2O feet each running back
to an alley. They are desirabl, located ON Seven
teenth street west, Rheds Island avenue and
North N street.
Terms: One fourth cash. the palance In six and
Twelve months, satisfactory secured, bearinR
interest
ap l8-dd B0TELER& 4 WILSON Aunts -
Evening star., 1863-05-02

ENOR SALE-A desirable RRAME DWELLING,
Il containing IA roc ms situated ON street north,
between IN a and 1871 streets west. Apply to Il.
CARUs1, Law Office No. 80 Louisiana avenue
ap1S
Evening star., 1863-05-02

By W. L. WALL d CO, Auctioneers
South corner Penn. dre and Ntnth .Street.
l0slNG SALE or OIL PAINTINGS AND
~ STEEL PTArE ESGRAvINas.-On MONDAY
EyEN1NG, 4th instant, at O'Clock. we win sell at
puohc auction, At The Auction Rooms, the re-
and Ensrsvings, all richly framed and which were
on eexhition over J. b Dodson's Store
Terms cash. =
my2 W. l.. WALL CO. Aucts
Evening star., 1863-05-02

EoR sALE-Pour BRICK HoUsEs-two on II
L street, 325 and 537; possession Ist June and
July. Two on Maine avenue and 9Th street; pos.
session lst May These four houses are nearly now
and we'll bunt, and will be sold 1T 600, IS OOO
$3sN0 and Ss, 900, II early application be made to
B. M1LBERN, 524 street north, between 9Th
and 7th, or at b. 8. jail. -
ap 6-lmt B. M1LBURN.
Evening star., 1863-05-02
By J. o. MCGUIRE q co., Auctionesrs.
TRUSTE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
H. 70 NJ NO

ny >. ". Mc6Clh6 q OO., AuctiOneOfD.
TRUST EE6 SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROyRR
PRoRERfY.-0n WEDNESDAY AFTRRNOON
April 18th, at 81 O'Clock on the premises by virtuS
OF Tour deeds OF trust, recorded respectively n
LIbersy A. s., No log, folio 244, ct seq; No l2,
Folio 1875 ct seq No. Isl, folio l98 ct SEQ; ana Ne
A. fciio SIS ct sec; being Of the land records a
Warrington County, District Of Oolum bia; and bT
virtue of two decrees, of the Circuit Court Of Tia
Mstfict OF Columbia. passed in chancery csuseG
numbered respectively 1874 and l7S6, substitutinS
me- as trustee in the place and stead Of Oh srleS d
Wallaoh, surviving trustee, shall sell Lots num-
bered thirty th ISL and thirty four 3 in "a marc
umbered i've hundred and fifty seven( ssh frontina
together 1856 feet TX inches en- First street vegS
between north l. and NJ streets, together with thc
improvements. consisting Of large brick dwelling
house
Terms of sale: One third In cash, the renaindee
in SIX and twelve months with interest secured IN
At the expense Of purchaser. 1fthe terms of sale
are not complied with in Eve days thereafter ths
trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and
expense of dsfaultins purchaser on one weeks no
tice in the Eusnias Star.
VIM. MATTINGLY, Trustes
mar II 3tawds J. G. McGUIR & Co, Aucts
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON
account OF the rain until TUESDAY EVENING"
April 2lst, same hour and place
WIN MATTINaLY, Trustee.
ap l6 cots &c. MCGUIRE CO., Auots,
~THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until TUESDAY. May 5th, at O'Clock same
place. VIM. 2 MATTINGLY, Trustee
apz j. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts
Evening star., 1863-05-02
AUCTION SALES
rHIs AFTERNOON AND To.MOh.v. -

ITO A< EHHNVNN AND e.MOhS e. -
FyW. L. WALL & CO Auctioneers
20O BBLS Por ArOss AT iBorIoH.-Ap,
vharf, TO MORROW tsaturday, XsrERNonsSs' ss[ss'
I'd NM May at o'clock {Sr e. cas- Wall. y 90
BY GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Auctions.r.
EAap 1gTs rGssph4k AYE .ss s.ssI sS,
ms we shall sell in front Of the premises, at
3, SfiGGK iSin, Io,I the following named valuable
letsss '0si and *. in Square No. s. rhs. ,ro,.r.,
,StI in square No. ST.. This lot is At the corner
81 % Ns- Ham RshGlTie Gis,, s,enus and street. All the
ssss9s as esiss rs This ,rope, t, fronts o.
sfh, between and street. north. '' -
,a az sod m This property fronts
ssss 81: sss
FERNS of sale: One third cash; balance six and
fsale deed given and deed Of trust taken.
apis GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts,
gTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
the aRhES essa WiI.1Sas FIJI aHsf Auet.
@THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
POSI- P:ned IN conseq9enee of the rain, until SAT-
place '' 90 '"' '""s noa' anu
ap2 29d .GRERN Il WILLIAMS. Auots.
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers
A AANDSoME BUILDING LOT ON OH EST
"A NUT sIkkEr AT AUCrIoa-On WEDNESDAY
the 18th instant, shall sell in front of tAs prem.
;s;,n issi q. osloes s ~ Lot ST. in Drurys subdt
street north, and running bark so feet to 10 foot
alley. bstxeen l4th and 18th sts. west.
Tefms One half In cash; the balaI ce in months
with note secured by deed of trust on the prem,
ises and bearing interest frsm the day OF sale.
GkEEs 4 a RaEsfrisTs wsTfAssp 1s
nxTHx Anoyp a1IV ya po,rnouun nv
account of the rain until FRIDAY, the 7sth inst,
At CLOCK p m. Sale to take place on the premises
ap I'D GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
postponed on account sf the rain. until SA rUR-
DAY the I'd day of May next, same hour ana place =
ap 25-d GRkEN WILLIAM Ancta
Evening star., 1863-05-02

ENOR SALE-In Alexandria, Va, the PURNI-
Il TURE OF house Containing 10 rooms and the
house for rent. Inquire Of WILLIAM NJ JOHN
SON, Constable, Ale1andris Va an 20 4tr
Evening star., 1863-05-02

TOUN1RY SEAT FOR SALE.-The subscriber
~ offers for sale his Farm with first class i'm
provements containing g. acres of land adjoinip Q
Tennallytown, and within 2}a mics Of George
town. and miles of the Center Market. The soil
is admirably adapted to market gardening or
grass. As q country at it has. no superior, the
view extending from u to 20 mixes in every direc-
II. VI. BLUNT, 81 La. av.. up stairs,
apR-lmr Washing pton
Evening star., 1863-05-02

ETOR RENP-Two handsomely furnished commu-
L Hlcstlng tOOMS may be I'd, single or togsth-
er. IL quIre at 5371a II between 6th and 7th SITS
"
Evening star., 1863-05-02

By ". l.. WALL & Co ,Auctioneers
Corner Pa avenue and 9Th street south side
GBCCERIEs, TOBACCO, CIGARS. LIQ UoRs
TUESDAY MORNING, May 9Th, at 10 o'eloch
we win sell. in front of the Auction Roo ms lot
II Groceries. embracing
Barrels White and Yellow Sugars
Chests Tea and Ground Coffee
Ilerces Hams and Bacon
Boxes Cheese, Candles and Starch
Boxes Yellow and CASTLE Soap
Boxes AdaEantine Sperm and Mould Gar dies
Gases Catsup, Sauces ana Pickles, and Branded
Gases Natural Preserves and Jellies
Cases Mustard, Cinnamon, Pepper and Gipser
Boxes Extract and Concentrated Coffee
Boxes Canned Fruits, Meats, and Vegetables
boxes Navy Tobacco, Smoking and Killiknnck
Tobacco
large assortment Cigars
Baskets and cases Champagne and German Wines 2
Gases hiskey, Prandy, Gin, and Btters
Barrels Pixies xxx, MIler's Rye Magnolia
bourbon and other Whisksys, and 10 gallon
Is barrels very fine old Bourbon Whisky,
"a and y Brandy
Also. q quantity of Small Stores
Also. 500 bushels Potatoes
Terms cash.
ny2 W. L. WALL & Co. Aucts
Evening star., 1863-05-02

sMs{srAN1F BIZ sS$uSIaEkFTsEHSfhEHRs'SsP
s. a ssS iissf tssre xsssiiSa xi'isi s
18th. 81 70 oclock At the Grsnary fon n street,
betweep Twsntietb and Twenty FIRST streetabWiu
4 xaT ANTiT17 or oRoLpasA1HsAuKs.
Condemned as unit for public use.H Ta|g
Terms cash In G0vernmepf funds. asAal
~ - '.s5 saOH. 81. T0MPKINS,
appd J. q. Ms9fHsiiRAb Ms9fHsi 81 i "a aaaa1ix ixnctse
Evening star., 1863-05-02

ByW. L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HORSES n tox
"A AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE On WEDNES-
DA! MORNING, 7th May, at 10 o'clock, By order
OF the Orphsns Court. will sell, at a. east side
OF AZ street. Island
Bay Horses,
! Hackney Coach,
Set Double Harness,
Sofa, Chairs. / Clock, Tables, Safe, Cooking
Tetms cash. JOHN McDERMOT,
Administrators,
my1 ", L. WALL, 4 CO. Aucts
Evening star., 1863-05-02

EOR sALE CHEAP-A BAKERY doing q good
Il business, Wholesale and retail-Fruit, Stock
srd Fixtures included. Apply soon at 81 King :,
A AleXaDdrlk Va. m Ia
Evening star., 1863-05-02

E'OR RENT-The fine large Y RNISH HED
HOUSE, with all modern conveniences, gas
water, bath &c, No. AS street, three doors
below CITY Hall between Sd and 4th sts Will be
rented to first class tensn' only References re-
4uirtd. Apply n the pre- nises.
ap 29-3t" DF
Evening star., 1863-05-02

By C. MCGUIRE co, Auotiopeer.. -
pEREMProRY sALA OF BUILDING LOf OF
y THH ISLAND On MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Lot No r. in Square $685. fronting 50 feet on ssutS
street, between "a and Sd streets west, runnise
back 70 feet inches to . 80 foot alley o
Terms: One third cash; the rem ainder in six a.
twelve months, with interest, secured BY deed =
trust on the premises. = : - =, : -
ap q @. McQUIRu & On Au,<a
Evening star., 1863-05-02

Fy ". L. WALL & CO Auctioneers.
C0n BBLS POI AfOHs AT iBcrIOH AMI l
cUU will be cold on board q 3 ssei iIrh a,raat
wharf, TO MORROW (saturdayI AefERNnoN
I'd May, at o'clock for cesa.
my1 - WI. WALL & Co. Amt.
Evening star., 1863-05-02

ITO LkT-Furnshed or unfurnished ROOMS, By
the day, week month. Apply ATT and II
Thirteenth street, between D and Pa. avenue, Rent
to suit the times. an a9-lw.
Evening star., 1863-05-02

EOR RENT-SeverA large URNISHE
l. EOoMS, or Furniste &c uss No. t5S corner
required ny i-enstt
Evening star., 1863-05-02
RysKEEK e TIkLIAhs 1, e. sAsetis9s....;, M I,

VAIpAbIEB B1IIb1aa L6ss s1ss9Saissaass III FaE sassr
sth day of Nay, We sSs ssii In front of ths pse
ses, ct see SSi 2 u. sast part OF let No. Y. in
between seysntesnth and ishtssnth strssts west.
Tsrns:l One third sssh,. balance, in 6ix and
And immsdistsIY After the sale of The sSove.. va
shall sell lot Nc. ls, in square No. ia the inmer
aists @ yisipin Of the Rsstsrn Circle. lr0ptins -,
Z and n streets north, running back l3S feet az
inches, with side AIlsy to Sofset alIsY. s1sTa-y
months 70, netas hearias from daHof sals.i
A deed given and DECD Of trust taken.
Evening star., 1863-05-02

TWO HANDSOMELY FURSISHED Rooms,
l. with Board, my be obtained by imm ediats ap.
plicatlon at No 339 strseI, between 9Th and 10th
may l-3l<
Evening star., 1863-05-02


position OF MI. Douglas. Was he on their plat
form!
Mr.. Curtis indorsed Mr.. Douglas as good
Union man, who he would vouch for and vote
for too, hen the time comes.
Mr.. Goodloe.-" But is he with US or against
usl"
Mr. Curtis.-"No, sir, he cannot b, for he is
Mr. John q. Clary, [Post OfHce]-I can tell
the gentleman that he Is against US.
MI Curtis.-"l can't see it, he has always
been a Union man. He would vote for him and
fight for him.
The vete for nominee for Register resulted ::
For MI Eiwood, Is; and for Mr.. Douglas, 3
Messrs. Curtis and Hall, of the Third ward.
Mr.. Brown, Of the Fourth ward, said he voted
against Mr. Douglas on account of the company
he keeps Mr.. Douglas was a good man and
Mr. Dixon was good man, but he did not like
the party putting them forward, which is com :
posed in part Of professed Union men with
g ifs" and "buts." There were professed Union
men in this ity who favor Mr.. Douglas, but
who would not touch Mr.. Elwood with forty.
foot pole. IssThats so"1
voice.-"It will be so on election day.
Nominations being in order for surveyor
MIR. Browl proposed the name Of Leander
Sehamberger.
| Mr.. Wilson nominated Mr.. Forsyth.
Mr., Choate nominated S. Kelly.
! MIR. Baker hoped the name Of Mr.. Kelly
| would be Withdrawn, as they did not know
how he stood, first he was one way and then
| Mr.. Glsry-He m ust be on the SNAKE"
| MIR. Eaton nominated q. h Bliss.
MI. Clements seconded the nomination Of
mr. Schamberger, who was well known as a
| loyal citizen. He is at present in the army.
! fighting for the maintainance Of the Union.
Two years sgo he was candidate for the
Office, and only failed by some forty votes. Mr..
Is German, and Mr. Clements indicated
that it was advisable 70 cultivate the German
! interest. ~. i..s@ =
MIR. Wilson stated that Mr. Forsyth had de-
! ciared himself Union man under every con.
-sA a -. - "a
President has put forward fur tho suppression
| Of this rebeilion. - = II
Evening star., 1863-05-02

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