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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

PRIsonERs or WAKs Captain Todd yester-
day committed the fol lowing r,b"l soldiers to
the Old Capitol, they having been sent 10 the
city frem lac Army OF the Potomac: First
Lieutenan. Charles f Robinson, 9th Virginia
cavalry. privatss g. F. w IilIams, 18th Virgins,
cav airy w. Is. Smith, ith Virginia cavalry
Charles +. Helm, Cooper's Battery; Jasa:,s
W. James, l1th Virginia cavalry, l.. J. Dol.
bage, do, do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

q. =. FOWLER Remember that the Profes
sor has only one mere day To stay ie Washing
ton, and this il the last chance to ebtaln an ex
animation, ard advice touching hr;.ith, ayoca
lion, seIf-improvrmcnt, marriage, management
OF children, &c, from under his hands, al tn
Natlonal Hotel. THIS Is the LAST chance to- aos
myself" from The 3luest and ablest phrsnuioy
ICal practitioner. Saturday is the last day, a II,
Monday lie leaves for Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

EILDToH AIL FOR COURT Yesterday morn
liz al 10 O'clock, the case OF the United States
<sganst Thomas Finncgan, for assaultlng and
sbrarirg Conductor Thomas fuiiaiove, on the
-s3d of February last, was called for hearing,
l-fCEC justice clark. Flnnegan failed 10 ap-
leaI, according To the tenure OF his recognition,
-ano bail b,nd for s?C0 was made returnable n
ahe Man Term OF the Criminal Court. state
1neEt 81 tne facts was published in the Star a.
7he time OF The offence. and II will be rernem.
Serec That MI. Fullaloye's arm was broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

By GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
500 18th and d streets
HORSES, CARRIAGES WAGONS AND HAIR
II Nkss AT AUc, IoS.-On TUESDAY MORNING
Sd inst at - clock at the @ity horse market on
9Th street. near the canal, and every succeeding
Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturdsy..,. - -
Terms cash. JOHN STAFFORD, Salesman.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
n. 3. We respectfully invite the attention of
drovers, livery stable keepers and others having
the above to dispose of will fpd it TO their interest
to call and see us.
mar2u GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auets.
, 1863-06-18

said "My view OF 1t Is, that the colored
people will have to take these places, and
will hare TO hold them. I desire to accou.
plish this result" He had tried to get otH-
GERS of high rank to undertake 1t, but could
not awaken their enthusiasm or inspire them
with an energy that would give success to
this thing Ha would like to have any mn
who could do 1t to take hold Of It, and he be-
lieYed Gen. Fremont Tas the man to do it;
that he was peculiarly adapted to this work.
The course Of events, his personal history.
az the attachment OF tie colored people to
him, all poIrt.d to him Us the man for this
work. md he <the President) would like to
have him do it.
Mr. Chase, ,.who was present during the In
teryiew, said nothing whereby the Committee
could understand how he viewed the project.
Mr. Sumner, who was also present, entertain-
!; ed It with enthusiasm.
!. AT another Interview, On succeeding day,
{AFonday, the Pres1deut told the Commftree
that II they had the entire 10 900 troops they
d department that very morning. He was
disposed in that case to waive obstacles. He
ultimately settled to arrange the matter by
writing letter to Senator Sumner snbatan-
TALLY embodying what be had said bIr
FalJman eaid the President had written that
letter, but it was not expedient to gve the
correspondence publicity at this time. =.
= Mr. FadrmHn. in conclusion, said that tie
Committee were pushing the matter with all
the energy they could command, and were
confident that practical result would soon
bored. -.-...
The resolutions proposed BY the Committee
were unanimously adopted, and tue meeting
WOE adjourned.
, 1863-06-18
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:OUNAliD LINE
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Steam to Queenstovn and 1irorn,o nj
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r1ksaEs srofn Lsefp2n4 70 70 M n
rom few fork {as5a, parable y fod Or Ns eaal"a-
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Tor t,a srsn,ng sc,.on If nartpo.ton tina steamer,
q as hte Hdi ~ rp1 -. % eonaee'n' saa oo a1efnsN7
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, 1863-06-18

s~.- -
Inc aea.sAn .. !" tsesro AcSS
ne Iealn 'ao@ 'ne Ne" ORE papers, tnat a
meeting e1 tns llieoos ol zen. f1emont'
! vas nelo n1 W. cneeser's church, on thurs
aay evening" TO near the report OF commit"
tee appointed some time ago: to confer With
the au horities at Washington in. relation to
ue l4oP'As:ts =. eu4tos Aato 1ue 4eiu 4eslon
OF len tnonsand negro troops under the COM
nand Of Gen. Fremont" "'
Mr. Ed.xata Gilbert nresided md nm Ia.
to1f - tha oo1,<n,t+aa' atr,~ad = .a.,a, ~
nau Q! tne eomm'1.ee, enelea setles OF res
o1ntions setting forth the necessity and policy
of armipg the uegroes and placing them nm
a. ~ coinn,n5 nf -ooror,ato,t 1.ad.-
- -1~ ~ eS"pu1 4eA"'t'
speeches ~ support OF Tue resolutions We're.
made by Horace Greeley, Henry B. Stanton
and James Fa,rman,
t1s lono .us' 1ta1a.u ~ sen'aeilen "cteaooeo
to the committee, with power to add to their
number known friends Of the cause, and to
continue their labors in its fartherance: John
r. Til,iams. Horace Greeley Dan1e1 q n;cE.
=. ,a,,a Ea;rs.a % q4s.x,. trs., panei . LICE:
Cullen Bryant, WIN. Curtis Noyes, Peter
Cooper Morris Eetcnum, Parke Goodwin,
unn1v 4 Stanton md Jomaa p,o,,-
~ @1'4 ~. o4u-es a'.|sN 80
h'' fs.tuian, ~, u tne comtnlttce WHICH hao
Visited Washington, stated the results Of its
conference with the President, whose views
arc embodied in his statement. Tbev ,re
ae.-s~s. ~ T., 49, cans-sS - 49,
eompfseu ~ lno .ouo".ns passages:
The President listened to the memorial and
the renurks Of presentation with eernestness,
and indeed Bolemntty, and replied that the
policy ot The Government, 50 far as he repre-
sented It, and his will controlledit was fixed,
and tlat the Government would avail Itself of
cooperation of tho emancipated slaves Of the
South as 4 military organization; that We had
been drifting to This result, and had partly
been compelled TO it By the exigeucies ct the
war; that he was thoroughly In earnest In
this purpose, and he only 1abored under en-
bar1aze,nent in regard to how to carry 1t out.
, 1863-06-18
THE SIEGE OF TICKSBURG G.

Letter from Gen. mcClernand to Gov.
IAtes-The Assault of the 2ed Of May
at tFfcksbuFE-<;a11ant Conduct OF the
18th Army a;orp%-Tilc Il d dVance from
MtlItlkeuss Hend. s'n %:
, 1863-06-18


1865 TElEI 1858.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL E, Il.
$25 rIl1e8 Double Track.
Ii osdef to keep pAce With tho deznaE Of
ing public the managers or this popular roufe have
added nafy improvements during tAe year Is2 aud
Nith is eo6neetlons It Wl be fonnd n al fespects
f:acS s:ons basst:d and az esurci9 nee rom a-it
'N--I ANA--. 1A@1' A~'~
pTTTERfTpHH TN PITT nRTpuTA
tvith c1oz. connection. fsuu wes.r,n f,tt5es,
an .set -, No. 49, 11slse
apPa "a eiose g cC1neeens e Ha15aTF IL
xo-, r3ttthIr,at p ~ ANR w MxAsaHGfoN
tz9 mifesJ IA Als2t2Tn E1taout change e1 CAFE sE
nT1ns In so7afee OF AL osoes routes.
SEVEN DAILY TRAISa FROM
~ @o@sA'
te ood on nv ofthe soand = f af no5.
as low - any 5outs.
Sleeping Cars on night t.ain1 to Phf1sdelphta, NtB
York and Baltimore,
Baggage checked through aud Transferred Eeea
uu uxrcuve
~ ts Ronte Frstchts Of all desc.pto1x cs ,,e r.,
rEiaed to and ffom fnilaieiphia. New Yorf Host5a
o. Baltimore 70 aad ftor any point on tte RairpaS
Of Ohio, Kentucky Indiana, nHLoia, Wiscousa. IoWs
ass15 nE
warden g aay poss % rs ohiet MatE5nE4n kea-
tncky, Te1neKsee. I0nper!and. liIlnolS. Mississippi
, 1863-06-18
HAVE YOUA HEAD OH AIR,
II or Wedsfera nr Moustzehes Of IN upbecpmfng

DO You
Wish TO change ttxt color to handsome deep brown.
or Txziect and natural back without tn3orJ To the
.1bres without trouble crfncohyGule0cc? II 30.
Mns nse CRIsTADoRoS .ExcEIsloK DIE;
which Il only k4Etuies8 certatn and
tuly HAzrEAL Hair Dire IL the world. sHOULD TDU
4ouh tneae statemena " The a11tsae anS 4 u f.its
A1tpr Hopse. New Jork Sold everywhere, and ap
piled l5 MI 1lzf prcssers Ptice. u q y and = per
box according to size jel4 b59tats
, 1863-06-18
Gtlnbpl0'g &xtrGt Buthus

AIDyIa j |
zz||( ;i;}|||i }Ssla
Hell LA1Bo1D's .
Compound Fluid
EXTRACT BUCHU
4 POSITIVE Lid SPECIFIC "
REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF THE
KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL,
AND DRoPs1cAI swRL11uas.
This Medicine increases the Power Of D1ge.-
ton, and Excites the Absorbents into
=, healthy action, By which the Watery
OF Calcarous Dispositions, and all
the Unnatural En1argements
nre Reduced, as well as
: =. Pain aud inflammation,
::.:.'o' uE1mnoLD's
/, EXTRACT BUcHU
Has Cured every Case Of Diabetes in
which it has been given.
Irritation Of the Seitk Of the Binder and H.
aar,ation Of the Kidneys.
ss'ssf = ss & y s:
.;.:-:* HELmHoLn's
EXTRACT eucHU,
.FoR
Liberation OF tho Kidneys and B1ad-
: der, Retention OF Urine, Diseases
Of tho Proskrate Gland, Stone In
the Bladder, Calculus, Grav-.
=. 81, B1tckdust Derostt,
Females, Females, Females
Ia Affections Peculiar to Females.
The Extract Buchu
i 1asaa,sd By any ethsE ;s;%sd, IL Gnosess
sate q !5s Gte1as nd so1 ali espisia hddsas g
DECLINE or CHANGE OF LIFE.
Andfor Enfeeb1ed and Delicate Constitutions Of beth
e+1es, attended with the following symptoms:
Ind1srosition to; Exertion, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing,
. Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror Of :
:. Diseases, Wakefn1ness, Difnness ...
-: Of Vision. Pain In the Back, -!
Hot Hands, Flushing in -
the Body, DryDess Of
the Skin,
E1uptions On the Face, Pallid Couutenauce,
Universal LnssItude Of the Mus
cuIar System. .~
Diseases Of taese Orgars require the MD Of DIU.
REIlC..
, 1863-06-18
II -B. SEELEY'S TRUSS ESTAI
4-4 I1SHAKNT,

xS'e proprietor anu aaaufAcsarer Ct tAe Hard Eahbs
1Iuss 1hk TRUSS viii cure Eupt4ft. will nevar rust
caafa Eau blister, frees the cord from all g-easure
aealerG s6anIdsc Braces. Abdominal Supporter SILK
Enstis Seeing: f. sspd toF Pam2n1isfa nx
e: stono1d Is Eask street: csisaEo IL h.s may
warranted - give pe=tec. tausfsc11on: Send for
pamphlet. d-2T8S II I. TEE
, 1863-06-18

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
il PEIrRECE OF AN lNyAL1p-Pablshe for
The bcrciii. ard ns = vhr1dIg and \ cAr11oE 70
xuuNQ NEH who suffer fro a Nervous Debility, Pc
mature Decay Of Manhood etc. suppytnga at tho same
THE MEANS OF SELF CUI:E.
Iyorc xho ha7 cured ntmsef amer being put to great
e1rense and l11u1y through medical huabng and
QUackegy.
By enclosing post paid ADDRESSED envelope slng!e
copies rnEy bt had OF tte author. NATHANIEL MAY
FAIR EsQ.. Bedfurd. khgs County n. T.
1AtsFHf.SfuoRw
, 1863-06-18

WITH LATE. iMpR0vE vEMENTS.
-.
CAPACITX:.
No. o-s,ooo to 10000 Bushels per day.
10. I-e.000 to. 1900 ss J" *:
: No. e-1,ooo to 1900 ss r.: ~
Nc. a. 7co to 1890 6 ="
Ne.4- 800 to COO &c IS
iClaims Of Superiority:
'1.s1hey shell clean from tho Cob in every
condition Of Grain. T.
2. They do not ent or grind tia Corn:
8. Ihey clean the Grain in perfect toadl-
ton for Market. =.
4. They are built ENTIRELY OF TROY:
combining great strength, simplicity aad dura-
bilty, and are universally ACKNOWLEDGED, As
roW perfected, the 49,. ..
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.
Testimonials:
We have six Of Richards Shelters: have
ahe1led nearly Million Buahels Of Corn va
commend them TO tbs Grain Shippers Of tho
West, after ampla trial and experience.
Eigned} Ill. CENT. B. ECO.
We think the Machine superior to all others.
They shell perfectly clean from the Cob, with.
out breaking the Grain.
(: (agned'> h1cH'cEH1' 1'R'R.co.
We commend them to all Grain Shippers.
sIs' srvaazs, BUCKINGHAM = co. j..
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
For Warehouses. Elevators, SHAFT
ing, Pullies, Betting, Buckets,
and Warehouse Machinery,
Furnished to Order.
-
Now and Secondhand
Portable and Stationary. Engines
OFT most approved styles.
Circulars Furnished upon Application.
RICHARDS MANI FEATURING co.
100 & 1872 Westinghouse,
P.O. BOX 73a. CHICAGO.
Tu,y3l .eY99-1y1
, 1863-06-18

II ford, gale proprietor a3d manufacturer Of Or
EnGoxS PAINT AKTIs1GiAL, ~ M ;Is!a, Les, e. r. % ben
eut which has Appolraed lin TO euprlY them II dis
Abled &o!r:ers. T1EE. Orders AdGFrs~:d to G. STAT
FORD 12C Soul Clark Street. Chicago. viii receive
1nmtd:Ate sttent!on. Send far pAmEhista,
20, 1sox .1E1 t3tGp7 tm!T.Tk9
, 1863-06-18

necessarily establish public authority to
regulate their common affa1rs-to prescribe to
observe with view to the public welfare. and
to posscss the means Of procuring obedience.
The fundamental regulation that determines
tho manner in which the public authority Is
to be executed. is What forms the C0nstitution
Of the STATE, In this Is seen the form in which
the nation acts in quality Of body polite
how aud By whom the people are TO be gov
erned, and what arc the rights and duties Of
the Governors This Constitution is in fact
notlfng more than the establishment Of tie
order 10 which nation proposes to lator In
eon,roe. for obtaining those advantages with a
view 10 which political society was estab-
Ishcd.
Now Chancellor Kent says. swhen war is
duly declared it Is not merely q war between
this und the adverse government In their po-
l{tical character. Every man Is, in Judgment
flaw, party to the acts Of his OWL govern:
ment, and war between the government Of
two nations, Is war between ail the fndlv1d.
1als Of one and al Of the indly1d1ale OF which
the other nation is composed. GoTernment
is the representative Of the will and acts of the
whole society. This Is the theory OF. all gov
crnments, and The best writer's on
the laws Of nations concur In the
doctsiue TINT when the sovereign Of .
State declares war against another sovereign,
1t implies that the whole nation declares war,
-A1A AAnA I'LL AA4C eAU3[IL9 VI k11V 0AG AA0 SA10
mics to all the subjects OF the other.": There
lore 1t is TINT the persons aud property Of m
enemy found within hostile lines at the break
ttng ~ cut & Of var are always subject, the proper:
'pIaeoners Of wnr." Now, If this is good Law,
as Chapce nor Kent says, then is there not al
mense responsibility resting upon each and
every man in this countrys ought any true
and loyal man to hesitate about Submitting to
come few restraints in order to put down ths
1ebellions Would not any true man bo vii.
ling to forego some Of the rights and priyi.
legcs which he enjoys In 3 tune Of peace, il
be really meant to be loyal and law abiding
cItizcn! The authorities which 7 hare noS
cited es3bliah jast this that In Tines ne Ct wa'
Ike that Of the soldier must be someWh,.
abridged-tho citizen must make soma sae, II
fees Is well o. the soldier, and any nsln o
set Of men who will not do SO are not To- mi tt
theGo7esnn1ent nor true to thele .al1.4gianc
~ established b the lars Of nations. -, ;.
H. ,
, 1863-06-18

Eoo1, Portland Flock. soutneaat corner Dearborn
and Washington streets Chicago r. q. Drawer 59o8
! 1111G7T o. WA1kkn.. fHy1 ol7*31l ~ EzoxAs,
, 1863-06-18

Should ave this remedy At hand Tor it, timely us8 At
the Iat appearance OF Lamenoes will entctaaJ pro.
vent tho4e ornIdablb Diseases to which all horses
liable. and which render 80 many otherwise valuahlA
horses nearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to taa
wonderful curative properties Of tts Ltn1mtnt haTd
been received 1ithio the last tHr years. and many OF
ns In a biQheSt f6nkr nf MfA
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