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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-25


Tue PEAcE DsNocRAcY.-The voor-
bees Vallandighamers Of the 9Th Con
gressional District lad grand pow.wow
at Terra Hauie on Saturday last, a.
which 5000 or 1000 people of all ages
sexes and eolors were present
The usual treasoaabls speeehes were
made by Dan. Voorhees,, Jim. Robinson
and others.
These peaee-loving, law sbiding Dem.
ocrats all attended the meeting fully
armed, &nd t0ek especial pains TO exhib.
it their Weapons
The usual amoent Of meaa whisky was
drunk, aud more than the usual usmbcr
OF Vallandighsmers were druak slss;
aud to illustrate their grea. love efpeaee
they had nnmber Of fights among thea.-
We think the good people OF the 7,h
Congressional District must be sufficient.
ly disgosted with this oowardly parade
of firearms aud long knives, some Of
them Homemade in imitation of the
Southern rebels.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-25
JOhnson's Union Washing Machine
AID
Clothes Wringer

frAN NJ SEEN ~ Frft. OPERATION At
Y ELatuTT-s Fsuiiy Gresery.
Thee Mafhlfsrs haxs ieen sAafnuEhiy frntrd sn
Hospitals Converts. AssI sffHs. fiates aHd lsmi-
hs- frtfsrhiig. fsrstsing s2uff~ hets sia mosi
sfinted fTsiz~.
1hsHu machines net oniF save titrs~-fsurfhs of
thr isisaf ard sep, bot Eafmsnts slii lasf twlos
- ienF wises ~4slss IA I'm. Boy % uifi can
uf-rsfr Il.
1ghnsea's TBiuh Clothes Wrineer. Nth Faitan-
iffd iron hnnaes rrhier Foirfe aaa cog wharl~ =
msss % tt The efsgvr Hafhis.. aud ear - at
tachsd 10 any Kind - VISA Tub Or bon easier o.
quicker tiIaH say other ~riuFef u nassr rusts
ard never gets nut = orfsFs ana is universally
10 nse. Nhea II taehed 90 the Aa.Aine, CfoiEss
MAJ thfu r VAILED, wFung and flns. 4 without
lHhsttnR steaH. spllilnR sinfs even rtsff1r the
hAnas - water. Gall ard 80 tie Ne 4 - in
operation At ELLIuITs faaiiy ersa.ry.
No n Walt street
~ Prizes - H-clsiss auir ssiTiss. n fin.sr IS
Terms Cash -
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-25
Hoop Skirts

A LARGE lot % LADIES AND MTssEs
II Hoo. Skifie q ~ nlasf eristrai~f stglS. ~
scHAFkEH 8 HussIsgs g. Nam street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-25
Yarns and FlanneIs.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
" thc ceiotrat1d ElraFseF Yarn and fiannei,
and fhe-- w.shing % pin % veil - cas-. a. ~
could ct bai snail j.; md sou'f kncw VII ~ o..
can gst more. sCHAPEER A BU-sESG.
90 Maln street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-25
Corsets.

A FINE ASSORTMENT JfsT RECEIVED
n. Al scBAPEER a BusSINGS.
rt-T 30 - Vain strrof.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-25
NEW ADvER rIs EMENTs.

JAMES II MeSEErY. P. NJ
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-25
WASHING MACHINE.

'NfpTR MILLS At SD ZACH At
= vfckEkf DRos-. Ne, - Main STREET
Evening star., 1863-04-28
FROM CALIFORNIA. 't'
The General Government has a Fleet Of
steamers for Coast service-State Aid 10
the Central Pacific Railroad ~


SAN FRASCIsC o, April 2?-Arrived to- day
tie Steamer Orr gon, ffom Ne i icsn ports. r.,
II re understood ths General g vsrn utent has
purehss.d here feet of steamships Tor eoas-
harbcr service, including the Washington and
the Californ ia from the Pacific Mail Com nanv
the r aESrat and Oregon from Rem. Haliaday
nha he H"Iman from John T. Wright The
ssels are TO be Immediately raced AID ref sted
Tor q i've scrS ice.
The atthctitisS nate warned the large dealers
In rms and ammunition not 10 sell cs.,1n ,n
Wi hCutiE .ol HiIg them. r,a ogfg I'd -
b. .soiieet0r of the! port has astonished
'"vs raj inipoG ting firms connected WI receu:
'Tadu'ent duty cases, by seizing tEeir books
oder the act Of 3Gonsress os the Sd of March,
lsH.a. a.. ha,a,yris,,f ys,,f g. ~ rsF- a. a.
~ 4 SACRAMENTO April 25.--In addition 70 the
appropriation Of che and q half miliipn from
the Counties of San FranCisCo, SacramentJ,aud q
Plaptr, bir granting State aid to the px tent Of
ten fhous AID dollars per mile to theitJentral
.erouy. Tnis appropriation CONES direct from
ihe Treasury; and with what hasS Alressiy
te' IL granted, secures beyond doubt an early
completion of the road across the Sierra Ne
va da mountains The first division OF the road
is already graded. Hs-. .rs..F vsHE
Union League movement Was in AZ gnras,d
last evening at a great meeting ia the Ayr
cnfthral pavilion. Speeches were made hy
Gorernor Stamford, General Wright, SeftAeor
Conness, and others. Senator Cenness, inhis
speech, noticed the reports circulated al Lhe
East in regard 10 his probable Co.operat.D
with the Coprerheads. He Indignantly reru-
dated any such intention. defended the Ad-
ministration, eHiogized the President, and de-
nounced as real Abolitionists those who are
striving to abolish the Government and the
nation The meeting was enthusiastic The
loyal pledge was largely signed.
l nion meetings were also held At Marysyille
tend loyal organizations in eveny county ~ .l.a
Statp. e." - 80.
Evening star., 1863-04-28
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
PRESS DIsPArOHEs.1
FROM GEN. HOOkER's ARMY.
he Force Of the II R-bels Along the Heights

HEADoUARrERs ARMY OF THE PoroM Ao
April 26.-The enemy has increased his force
along the heights back of Fredericksburg and
strengthened his pickets. The camps are much
more numerous, and their troops can be seen
drilling at almost all hours CT the day No
intelligence OF importance has been received
from the other eide OF late. Affairs remain
quie. on lhs Upper RappahanIoak, though
Squads OF rebel cavalry .silI prowl along the
:" Yesterday experiments were III ade with the
new explosive musket. Both the results ara
, said 10 be cutie satisfactory .-fr--.E ...fE
The military commission which has been in
session for som time trying tecessionfsts 1iy.
ing within Cpr lines for disloyal practices hss
acjonrEcd- be rT suit Of tn cir proceedings ha-
BOZ yet been published. ~
The mud is rapidly disappearing.
HRADGrKRTrRS 0s Trif ARMY OF rH.Po-
TaMAC, April 27.-Se sfaery Sc " ard and The
Trussian and Swedish Minister'S with others
paid visit To headq narters to day. Several
ladies aecomp Gnied them. = - -.s-~
The distinguished visitors witnessed a re-
view OF considerable body of troops to-day,
and subsequently departed for WaShingto
The Richmond papers OF this'Inorning admit
the loss OF five Napoleon guns and 40 men t>.,.
the Nansem0nd. Ali was quiet there At last
advicfs.
Fredericksburg correspondent: writes iha-
his impTe ssi0n is confirmed that our army i:
Withdrawing from the line OF the Rapnahau-
mock.
The weather 20. day ;e warm and pleasant
and the roads are improving. 80
Evening star., 1863-04-28
Interesting from DE par,men. OF V,rginia

FORTRESS MONROE. April 25.-The navy
dispatch boat Philadelphia was sent from here
TO- day for the navy fotilla on the Nansemond,
with coal to supply them with, and prevent
their leaving the river for the purpose OF coal
ing up.
Rumors Nave reached Us that our pickets
were dri, en- i'll on the Nansemond this fore.
noon. and there are indications of more
skiImishing i'll that direction.
Major General Dix, with three of his staff,
left at three o clock p. IN. for the Nansemond
river. -s-s. v. -
- Eighty-fi patients arrived this evening on
the steamboat City ofHudson, Captain Martin,
from Suffolk; transferred to DR.. GItbert's
Hampton hospitals. Mostly sick; some
wounded. -a.
Evening star., 1863-04-28
LATEST ERnM rApE EatRA.nEar-
Further Freu New Orleans.

new YORK, April 91.-The steamer Po.o-
mac, from New Orleans on the 10th, arrived
here 10. Aight. The steamer St. Mary and Con-
tinentai were passed going up the Mssiss ipp,
and the Steamship Matanzas, with General
Tilman and the officers Of the De Soto, were
both passed at anchor outside the bar.
The only New Orleans paper received by this
steamer is the Picayune, which contains moth
ing whatever OF interest 10 loyal persons. Cap
$50 other prisoners, Including several commits
stoned officers, arrived at New Orleans on the
10th. -
The ErAs Opelousas Railroad and Brashear
Oily .ispatch OF the 18th, says: "The rebel
gunboat Hart has been, Destroyed, and three
transport steamers. also that OF our army had
marched on New Ibera this morning and in.
tentend pushing on. The country is p-olifi2
with supplies.
Evening star., 1863-04-28
DEpARTME>To rHE CUMBERLAND

A Gallant Dash X Rebel Gamp-Hirhiy
important Il amor in Nash NIlie-General
Bragg said TO have been Shct Dead by
BrsckinridsP.
NASHVILLE. \ pril 2..-Partof Gen. Green c.
m:li!t!ed by CO.. Watkins. oil the 9TH kentucky
cavalry, his IaorGiny made Il ia Sh Upon the
rebel camp of The ist Texas Legion, ri ght miles
cap Ured L. Irb, Is, including three captains
and i've Erutcrant&, samn number of horse
fifty mules, and on" ambulance loaded with
H. I'll I'll stores, and burnt eight wagons and
the aims of the rebels Col. Brooks. command
lnf the 'bel camp, was captured. but suose-
sntiY escaped
The rebels were par Of 4 brigade ~ General
Nhithtld, Il Icnn"SE1.an AID native Of I rank
lin, " no acquired -pm" notoriety in Kansas z
few years since
Five retes were mortallY wounded. No
casualties Cn our side. The prisoners arrived
here sc night. Three thousand and three hun
ircd citiZens, male and female, have taken the
oa'h. giving bond 10 General Mitchell and
Captain &. l.. :. Mcdail: of the Twenty frs.
Illinois. .-
The Judge Gdvotae in the trla! OF the An
derton troop dMd suddenly Of pneumonia, u:
-. Cloud, % day.
j Startling Tumor is current IL the city TO-
night that General Bragg wac shot ana in
staEtiy killed by General Brcclnridge. ar
Tul!;homa, yesterday. A small party of rpb-
els attacked The louisville train ou its passage
from the city. Three rebels were killed and
TWO made prisoners. No damage &c the track
y ;,s Sus ta;Drd.
Evening star., 1863-04-28

"a WHITE GIRL SEDUcED BY SLAvR-TAe
Negro Hune.-The Denton (Md.) Union, OF the
23d inst. contains the following; ne
j negro man, the slave of Mr.. Jas. Stevens,
residing on Kent Island, Queen AIMS county,
was hung near Q ueenstown on Friday night
ter Of a. highly respected farmer living near
thai place, and she proving TO be eRcisnte, the
outraged parent demanded TO know who was
the fiend in human shape who had thus in
vaded his domestic circle anu blasted his fond
hopes and ruined his child. The young lady,
who is about seventeen, and withal rather
handsome, confessed her guilt and laid the
ths. ,., ~ nc ne ,ea o,s ,r.s
and comm unicated the facts TO him.. The mass
tsr sent for his slave, and in bis presence he
acknowledged he was tine guilty party. Tho
negro according to the best evidenc ce that could
be Obtained, was believed to be guilty, and was
hung, as before stated, on Friday night on the
roadside, about q half mile from Queenstown
Evening star., 1863-04-28
uEpARTMENT OF M!ssOrRu.

Gen. Price, Army in Full Er:reat-OIr
TrGop> PursEin. his Scattered FGr"eS-A
Large hlImirr OF r Prisoners Captured.
ST. LOUIS, April IA dispatch from Col.
Pr1Tcroy, dateG CaoatIiTar,ieau. - a. IN, says
he N, my arc moving or fas;, and q en- Nc Neil
is starting IN pursuit. There is no doubt hn-
tfa; Ger. EanG"Eer will strife linn to day.
Another dispatch IiUm sen. Mcneil some
two hours later, says 6 en-. Nandever attacked
Tie repulsed enemy last night, taking & large
number OF prisoners. horses. arms, dc, and is
in pursuit Of me flying enemy, who ar retreat
ing iowa rds Bloomfield. -.-
LATEST FROM CAPE GfRA lsnEAF.
CAIRO. April 11.-The latest from Cape Iii
raTGeau says that fifty tive or sixty rebels Were
killed III The attack yesterday, and over two
hundred wounded. Scyenty-f five horses We're
kilird. The prospec' is that MaTmaduke will
be completely cut off. r-
An IMPORTANT o&pER BIZ GESERAL CURTIS.
ST LOUIS, April 27.-Generitl Curtis has
issued an order similar in part to that recently
issued by General Burnside, bnr tar more
elaborate iii the definition OF ofanseS. enume-
rating and qnoting copiousiy from the highest
military auth critics. All officers of this depart
ment are strictly enioined TO carry out the pro-
visions OF the order.
Evening star., 1863-04-28
Late News from Rebel Sources

CINCINNATI, April 27.--We have late ne1s
from Southern papers. The Charleston Mer-
Chisholm s Island on the 18th. The object was
10 prevent the rebels from taking off the ste. N
er Washington, recently sunk there, TIE
river steamer Barroso, laden with cotton aud
lurEentire at St. Dlary's, Georgia, for Nassau,
was sunk at SPA On the nth.
Tie Mercury suvs.a rebel Naval olfiter is
about TO start with 4 vessel 10 rival the AIat,
MA. Another will be ready by the first OF
Nav
Evening star., 1863-04-28

= nxThe London Mechanics Magazine states
that after an expenditure OF S40O00,0O0 on ex-
periments with the Armstrong gun, the inven.
tor has tailed 10 produce naval gun superior
for practical purposes to the old sixty -eigh
lponnfier and that Mr.. Whitworth, Of Man.
chester, a private manufacturer, has, by his
own skill and means, achieved q success which
Sir William Armstrong has tailed to do. though
backfd by the long purse. of Government pa
tronage,- ~ - s,.,.,es 49, f-z- -
Evening star., 1863-04-28
FORM OF GUARANTEF
DKoPesALs FOR BITUhINOUs COAL.
CAisf Assistant Qs1stfYnuSttY'S Ofi-e,
Depot OF WdshiHgtoa ID. e.,

L.
Coynsr Of l5th and g SITS, April Il. l553.t
SEaLED PROPOSALS will be resolves st this ofice
a hs 6osl TsPa oa t f1s
MOE, MOE, ~ ~ tae confuenee Ct the ohio and oL ;sa
toED, D 9 of two Thousand t2,eH0) tons of B,a
stasmcrs and acksmitkipg purposes, subject t.
tie inspection Of Agent appointed on the par.
drsa and fort, t224aj pounds TO the ton the deliv
cry tsere0t 10 commence QI the llth Of May, BIS,
and to to be be paid paid for BY t the Weight SO
determined. -
The full name and Post Office address of the bid
If a bid is made in the of firm, the nanies
Of the parties must spear, or the bid viii be
sonsaerea as the individual proposal OF the partner
Proposais from iisloysl parties will not be con-
1lSy ELCF PRoPcSITIoS
Proposals must be addressed to Capt Edward L.
H6rtE. Assistant Quarternaster United States
Army, Washington, D. @, and should be plainly
marked Proposals for Coal y
GUARANTEE.
sLcwn by the official certificate OF the Clerk OF the
nsstest District Court or of the United States Dis
The ability of the bidder to fIl the contract should
II be awarded to him. must be guaranteed by tgo
Responsible persons, whose signatures must be sp
Sendea 10 lEe guarantee, and said guarantee must
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened or their proposals will not be consid-
Bonds in the sam of FIVE THOUSAND dollars, signed
ey the contractor and both Of his guarantors, will
De required OF the successful bidder upon signing
TIL contract.
We, of the county of - and state OF!
-. and - =, of the county of =, and State
Of -. do hereby guarantee that --l IA able to
fulfill the contract accordance with the terms of
his proposition, and that should his proposition be
accepted, be will at once enter into q contract in
accordance Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him We are pre-
pared to become his sureties.
To this guarantee must be appended the Offcial
ssrtihcste above mentiOnedl ~
The right TO reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too hicn is reserved by the Depot Quarter
master EDWARD l.. HARTZ,
ap l5-td Captain and A. Q. NJ, q. g. Army.
Evening star., 1863-04-28
Thc Var in Kentucky.

CISrTENATI. April 27.-The Gazette has a
despatch from Kentucky, stating thar Psgra, n
is again IN command OF the Rebels, ard largely
the Cumbt rlaEd, and advance INTO The StH y
by ay OF Mill Springs. This however, needs
cUnfi1 matioB.
Evening star., 1863-04-28
Harvey Sherman Not Hung by the r Kebeis

FAIRrAx Court House., Aprii26- James
A. Williams, of Illinois. returning from visit
to Loudon county, brings intelligence OF Har-
vey sherman, captured recently at Drainsyille.
Mr.. Williams met Sherman on Friday, the nth
instant, the day after he was reported to have
been hung, at house three miles from Lees
burg, towards Middlsburg. He was under a
guard of three men, and stopped there for
breakfast He was in the best of Spirits. Gen.
Stahl is untiring in his1 efforts to capture the
whole gang. Reports state ti.at 1Moseby's COM
mand is hovering about this place. 4 j. u
Evening star., 1863-04-28

NJ In The Rebel army the issue OF whisky %
troops, except in cases Of extraordinary fatigue,
is prohibited. Tae evil Of logging had become
so general that special orders were announced
for its prohibiiion.l Rebel papers declare that
the South can never be subjugated by stafya-
ton, but admit in every Way the bare eonoaaon
Of its eemmissariat- Nevertheless, the srny
is IN tiue condition"
Evening star., 1863-04-28
Reported Mutiny of two New York Regi.
n4ehtS.

$ New YORK, April 2e.-The Express states
that a letter from the army OF the Potomac says
the Fifth New York and . part OF the firstNew
cause file Government will not allow them
their State time. They are now under strong
guard, The same paper. hears that the rebels
carry OF all the grain In Hyde county,, which
.Ras done Y - = o ~ = n. ]. s.L- y
Evening star., 1863-04-28
|. !. !, r..- Yark Bank &iatement.

nH ~ nyi,,,uu r. yopK ApriI 27-The bank Statement
= ~ ,ast week shows decrease Of loans to
~. .,,, nr,npnt OF one million uine hundred and
sns,~..ix thou sand Eve hundred dollars. In.
.resse. of specie four hundred and thirteen
tbonsald three hundred and eleven. Deposits,
three million, seyen hundred and forty. zone
thop sand eight hundred and ffty -four
Evening star., 1863-04-28
CANTERBURY HALL,

f0t ISjANh AS., REAR SI1TS STERaY.
Acting MaEager..-. ,......-..... Geo. H. Edeson
TIE GREAT sTAR CoHpANY TO NIGHT.
f:EiNij EESTir8L OF THE GRiI;E.S :
Last week OF The
Ehifi GENERATION!
MISS JILL 4 MORE iiEG.
siis' Niss hEsS1itSF EkTh Ftss6sfR: ~ FA1IEE'
MILE. AUGUSTA ana MARIE
The beaE ifui Or;eG;a. BALLET
PASHA II EDLL KAYAK,
Or the Slave Market OF Cor >tant tinople.
F&rn:I.n ty Mons. j b. l.. SEDLLUST.
IHE GREAT CUURf OF REA AUTY.
Composed OF tac most Beautiful Young Ladies in
toe Profession.
I ,n great Comcdians II " Egan Dick Parker.
}. syNa- Ciarke Master johnny, &c &C., in
choice selection ei
CORKCGRAPHICALIT
THE RIVAL ARTISTS.
REMARKABLE ECOINCIDESCR,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG, the wonderful Juggler
Revival OF the beau tjfn act.
TIE iR4B LAY
Ey Misses Jniia II mer at! Kate Pennoyer
The performance viii dude with the DsIirestic
Drama entitled
THE IRISH EMfGR4NT.
Obren, the EN- grant. ......... Geo. B. Edeson
Other characters by the Corps Dram itique
Admission Is cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs s.
cents Prirats Boxes tholding SIX SIS.
Doors open st clock. PEI foraIanse ats.
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTEREOON. at O'Clock,
FoR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
when the great Canterbury Com pany will appear
Admisson-ladies, ~ cents; children. 10 cents.
Evening star., 1863-04-28
PROPOSALS.
DRoP osALB PORLU MBRR.
CRlEP AssIs1r QuAarERMA ST n 9 0P1IoR.j
Osrct 0 HaShisxs0s, 2l3 g ST.,
. h nne- nr1 4

OsTct oJ WaShisxsoR, 2l3 g ST., !
fs.iED PKoses AIS win ba received st this oAic
a. hs ssy q q
sos toySsj fee. ef LumOsr Of the fsiiow'ns @ Kind
5is. hundied thousand t6ou "o, feet l. or one Cd
ineh whit. Pine Common Cuttings,
.san Witt .am. ios uonoS Sss ouiias. oni a
irtsS, .npnss1s P,ns 1@a feet or tw0ts' inch
Fifty Thousand GO oaJ feet dressed, onsucd and
shfr,J thoussId GO, ,aVI te. White Pine rimb,r.
by g. assartea, -.
zAist, thsa.ans ts,po,l feet White Pine fimoer.s
thirty thousand 30 ,ao5j feet hte Pine Timber,
y Z fsss s?s. ,sfs by or ten o
an IN, = hesr y feet long H. m ,osk.
siy .sss;iss ,ss E ss.{
Ten thonssnd io oOo) feet Joist. by II fe long
snd 40 .ap feet 1oist, by 5, Il feet long,
rsp ;hsrssSa so' feet yoist by 5, ,is feet long,
Ten shoussnd leooo) feet scsntlns,9 3 by4 IA feet
Ten thcu,ard 10 HEo) feet scsntIng, by 4. 10 feet
lene H. mlock,
bong Hemloek
Al the above described ri to be good merahantatle
sonted on the part Of Of the GSTsfn1en ah
Ali the u'n Der to be delivered within thirty days
Proposals from dislSy al parties will not be con-
nderef and an oath OF allegiance to the z s. Gov
eminent must accompany each proposition.
fhe ability of the bidder to d II th. contract
should it be awarded TO him, must be guaranteed
By two responsible persons, whose signatures must
be appended to the guarantee, and s,id arantse
must accompany tue bid
The responsibility of che guarantors must BE-
shown by the official certificate Of the Clark ofthe
nearest District Court of the United States Dis
trict Attorney.
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
ke opened, CT their proposals viii not be consd.
ereI
The full Eeme and Post Office address of the bid.
der must appear in the pro pusGl.
II bid If made in the name Of a frrn the
OF aI the parties must appear. or the Did vii! be
Evnds in the sum of FIVE thousand dollars signed
by the Contractor and both OF his guarGutCTs. viii
he required of the successful bidder upon signing
the contract
The right 10 reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high IL reserved by the Depot Quarter
Esster,
Informal proposals will be ratscte2
Proposals must he addressed to Cs plain Edward
l.. Hartz, Assistant Quarternaster L. :. irmy,
Washington, d. c., and should be plainly marked
Proposals for burn 6er.o
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We -, OF the county of -, snt state Of -
hereby guaranty that's able TO fulfl the contract
h accordance with the terms of his proposition
and that, should his proposition be accepted he
Xtn St 9Fce enter into q contract in scco-dsncc
hsrevith
should the contract be awarded him, We are Pre-
cared 10 becere his Securities.
10 this guarantee must be appended the oMcis
EDWARD L. HARTZ,
sp Il I'd Capt. and Asst Qusrterm'r Q. s. A.
Evening star., 1863-04-28
o OFflCIALs
.AR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.
w WAsHlHaros, January 1s, 1885,.
IN quSnos Of the pressure of business At the
War Department, passes for citisens to visit the
Amy sf the Potomac will b given at the oflee Of
Lieut. Col ooERAD, l32 Rsnnsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street. Z :.
Evening star., 1863-04-28
. l l. L A r d s. Ii A l. h.

w l l. L 4 D s Ii Ill!
GOT SCH HAI4K.
The CR.brof.d Itan0 Ftris VisinoSo.
Mr.. L. NJ GOfTSCHALK, having returt I'd after
an exceedingly brilliant ami prosperous Concert
Tour in the West ofovcr one hundred nights will
give in Washington
Two GRAND CONCERTS,
On MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS
r. APRIL 27TH AND 23rB,
when lie viii be assisted by the young and taIerte,.
American Vocalist.
MISS LOUISA KEVlER.
The Wonderful BRETTO BROTHERS.
Master BERNARD, II years of age Violinist
Master RICHARD, 7 years OF age. ..Cornet Piston
Musical Director and Conductor g. BEH RENS.
Admission including reserved seats, 81 Seats
may be secured at ". G.. Meter stbs 5iusc Store,
commencing Saturday. April 18th, Ga. m.
Doors open at ~ Concert to commence at 8.
ap 244t
Evening star., 1863-04-28
RIsTRIoT CsURr OF THE UNITED STATES
IL FOR THE Dist klCT VP COLUMBIA.
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Whereas the said cargo vas captured q prise by
the officers and crew of the United States aotilla
and erou ght into the por. Of W.shinssop District
OF said Court, and ON the ID day of March, 1868,
libel was aled in SAID Court BY the United States
ton of said cargo. and that inoaition and attaes-
ment issue Against the cargo and the owners thers
sit therein - waning them .f t some ssfly = aay 10
APPEAR and sn:wer said lioel: 1t Is therefore or.
dtred hy this Court in admirs.s slit ns This 3lst
ers Of saio cargo and all persons interested or
siss s An interest A therein 70 apResF and answss
shoy cause, ifan they have why ssid so .hpuid
not be- e9ndennea and soid according to law; and
order ppon the front door of the Court House Of
said District, and By publication in the Evening
Star n ice week preFi us TO said irst Monday OF
Mey, 1863 the first publication to be On or before
the 9rst Monday OF April 1868.
By order of thu Court
Test: RI. MEIGs, Clerk.
Copy-Test r. J.. hE16S. Clerk ap 2aw