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Marshal's Sale.

by ylrtne Of writ rediisHl e. eaas % me directed
10 from the Csrcui Court o. tie lnited States Tor
he Middle Dstrict Of Tennessee, a. is Veioser ts
1853 III sxpase 70 public sale % the highest bidder
~ cash Al the door OF The Court house, In NSshvlie,
Tenn, on TUESDAY,, ifthof JANUARY, Is =, a. We
right tite, claim, interest, ana sstais Nhieh B. '"
Ma rae has ia eerun tract OF "a es o. land n os
rear the town Of ClaFksvle, Tennessee, bounded -
folows aoeginninE AZ stone corner q ists nea u
and a. IN NsEeis subdivislop, and running tnseee
with The north SIDE o. the ClaFksvile and FoFt koyAl
Tsrup ke 1.-THE Beginning corner being on said read,
four hondred and eigh'v SIX ard bali feet, 70 =
stone corner with 7. J. Vision thence nortos "
esrress cat, % stone, ssia Eisdoma north east
career IN Dolsn line the1ce east with aid Dozen .
line ave hunered and sWenty-ssve1 BET, % stone
cEuer with iot sold By J. = Hart % " A. Q1ariea,
h. W. lhonas. and -. D. oieon, sne thence, with
said Carries Thonass, a1c 6lenns ins 70 ne be-
ginning ou.ths CiarksVlils aud Port Royal Tern-
pke-containiog, 0y esrmalss 6fteen acres and atty
olas;', with 81 tho impsovsEassts thezson aad APP
purtenancss soereto, embracing 4 conHodious dwell
log The sane belrg levied % sAtissy iudgmenf
rendered By s.sd Crurt 10 itvor q Arnold, Goa
sisbae : o.. nu1 against 3. Y. M-Cre1 aa6 B. =.
caalter SEE % ccamenoe e. II o'ei0ck, A. n
1 4 a oLAaCuCK. ffar nh4t,
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Marshal's Sale,

DY virtue OK writ rsldiioai epoaas 70 me directed
D froa tie cre1ii Court 81 the United States, for
the Aiedle District OF feDnesss a. its Octob term
1853 ! Eli expose 20 public sale, TO tbe b chest
bidder, for cash at the Court house. IN Nasty us
Tenn, on TUESDAY, 12rH Of JANUARY, 1854 all TIE
right title claim, Interval, aud estate which ayi
Dick hss "a tract Of Hand, lying about Are miles
from Ca'ksviie, TeHn bounded and described in
part feiiogs: On the North BY the Clarksvie and
Port Royal Turnpike, on the South by CumberIs nd
RivFI -0eng part u the tract cold BY decree Of
the Chancery Court, a. Carksviie, IN The c So Il
Dicks Hes for sale and aisribulion Of the lands OF
William Dek; (contaDing about two humid cd acres
leEise On With all the appurtsnanees therer 10 Jt-
isfy judgment OF said United States Court 80 favor
Of Robert BE- aud against David Dick.
Sale 10 commence At Al o'ciock, A. n.
-. B. GLasCOCK. Msrshsl.
nov9ssf ~ By W. LslIEElT, DefEiy.
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NIGHT POLICE
COONTY OFFICERs.

shsrtf-JaFnes y Hinsoh Degsstss--fhs ms HOB
on aud J. <. BuchAaan.
Regfsaz-Phineas Garrstt
Trzzss-W IaEper Taylor
ooross--G Guufef
Roaes,-AlcKaDder Mcdaniel.
EsUssas OoilscGgr-h n. noveTusgr.
Bsil~sad Tar Colledcr-J O. Briioy-
OoaEabiss 6or dts Eashsills Dissiof-John D. eoguf
sud j. z Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
yasags-H0n. James WhltEorth.
slTk-P lindsey Hichol
~ Tho Judges Court meets The 1rss Mohday On
sach mon th, ana The Quarterly Court, ognposed q
he Magistrates % the County s hsid The nrst Mon-
lAY N January, April, Juiy Gnd October.
CIRCUIT COURT,
GTk-Dzvd c. Love.
-Ths couri nesis NE arst Monday IN March
sad september.
CRIMINAL COURT,
saass-Han n. Brise.
Agoraet 0sserai-0on. 5tubblefsld-
s-~s- GAriss y. smith.
spTbo oOsrs meets ths arEs nOnaAy n apr :, "a.
sust and necombsr
CHHHcERY COURT,
lAan1ssloT-
OsT5 cad MasEsr-J. . Gisavos.
~ TIE Court meets The srst hondAg IN Mzy aad
November.
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Notice.

TlHE undersigned this day having sod TO hessrs
i McMulen Gales their goods ana ouAiness' ~
No "a Cbssrv street Nashville, do recommend %
the favorable notice aad pafrenaye Of those hitherto
dealing th US II the Old stand these our SUCCESSORS
bo viii there contizue the same trade 10 statiopery
and Kindred goods suitable Tor suffers ostnAstsrs
and others selling In the army.
Thankful for the patronAge hitherto gwen a. We
take pleasure in-trsussrriug trade 10 toe hands
Of honorable and EirteAlng men, As All Sh md cur
SO so,-9Sa,r ALLES co.
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For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, lot fronting the
"A Capitol Park Street, considered the most desir-
Abis part Of the city for Family Rsslienoes Apply
r. @. SOOYEL.
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N.sVv11IE. Tenn Nov. Is. lssa

XTTAETEo, BY "a Army oGieer, House, furn shed.
w Apy perssh having hguse Of this KIM 70
rent Va please address, tbrou ne nashville fosi
oI aoras - TT
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

WE offer Three large Lots In the vicinity OF the
w Corporation Spri &, and but short distance
from the General Railroad DEPOT via:
ONE LOT, with good uicka fence, on spruce street
sbort 900 feet 'front.' running through TO Nine about
900 feet and fro ding three sire Is total numb
OF front feet about 100. ... -..LI
Also- LOT on vine street, about 3O2 feet, run
ming through to McLamore street about 200 feet,
routing on three streets, and having total front OF
about 500 feet, with picket fence
Also, L o. on High street, about Geo teet mont
running 70 an alley IN the direction Of Summer
street.
The three lots above mentioned are considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they are con-
venispt cheap haveP ater facilities, and room Tor
waste mater a. aud IRE yell worthy Of the a,tsu'
ton Of those who desire to invest in productive
property. u u. SOO'AD'
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Wa, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates, 70 which we bind ourselves strictly to
adhere. wv. CAMERON, for the Ussoz.
JOHN WALLACE, for the DsspaloA
RAzHvuLE, TESE- July Is, 1888.
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Henry Wilson says let not our armies
talk about goilg into winter aasElsrs.
il the above we Fnovs7-sn 3 rs. 49,. :
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les AID D&lHsI u aSPnlB Il HlSHTAn

The ioliSving b . correct LIST Of Aii Hospitkls n
this city:
HosofaI Nc lou cuA Fseiory sgrEsoa c "
Hnrnsr z tr .. 0n the %.
HofyHal ~ p U'aiosrsiiy Bsildfags Surgeon 3 b
LJui. Y f0ss ifxst -'rsif, 0u Tue HiL
RospUai No 3-Easlsy's Buidizg; g90n T. 2 Har.
los, Il : Wis 51atn-s corhsr Pubiis squ1-e.
Bosyitsi No s. Gss Faetorv Surgsou y " aogs-
boos, 4 8 Aoa, Up eud 4 ont street.
Hospital ~ s-Aasoais Hall SarEeoa W Otter.
So, q Vols, corner u Ch rcn and summer street,
HosDaai No o--Carriags Pa try A Suffen .
" Franre, A, MARKET street below the8qnars
HosY2ai Ne IL Ped h0uss) A susgeon L p
H0sis A, on lnigsrsty fisa
H0sgltal Ne 2-BrsedVry Hotsif sargs0a J " la
too, I Vo.s ne Dc a. en- Chersy Strfsts.
Hospital Ne i3-Hauss's Hish Sehooi ssrEsan B
Tayigf, y = Vols, - ~ Aprace znd R-naa fsets
Hospitai No IA Nashville Fssals Acadefag Euf rsoa
, ih'ps Vols, CHURCH. stfsst, Bezr The @ alta
moor. DspOt.
Hospilsl Ne l5--HyHss's Higk Sehs0if Surgeon IN
y i4mbers, F0is, corner - lius = Summer ia
Hsspifaf No I6-( CozfrabaHdj a A turzs c 10
nat us s A, eorssr u srual and Fr0nt strsrfs
HosDaai No 11-(oHosrfJ surseoa Il Lyrds
Q = VOis, n rket - ct. the ffiA
Hs.pslal No I9--M0rrs a Hiranoa's Bslfing gu-.
e.. J " Foy= q 8 Vois No = n ret ID o.
n sDa1f No Zl-MstASelsi CAsrehs Bursron q Z
Fullsf q : Vols Chn ca -fr Ct Bet SUNNI AL fly6
Carsb-rLaad HoVaai. So e ~ Cark Ne; srrs -
Z Wis ar HAidn Pike, Eest n % rsaitfu ff.rv
I'risoa Hep 4.--sseO.d Bapasf churrks : = 81.
xseu o Is cEnan, Z A. - y sfre-t % III. f5r1
Consalesoesf Barrasks Nzrasa Heal Gem ~
Chufeh and u, RS reefs
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Soldiers, Clerks, Book Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers, l--

IEJoULD do we'll to husband aud apply their
w means 20 the purchase Of good HOME LOIS,
and thereby save their money, resp the advantages
q enhancement In the value OF their property, ward
of the led ueements and facilities for dissipation,
and escape the disgracs and Ftis incident 70 being
caught In their snares and traps which are inEolY-
Ing and destroying thousands.
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Medical Dhsctor Of DsDartmsat.

s~rs. = Glove rvr.B. UsA Oaes, CL,tia oor,.
Tern. 'r
sisaaaf Ns5tosi d sofors sgfFeo H..
Thurst Oues, - Cbsrry stTssi, bsfv . q
anf Cbsrch.
q s-i - -. 90 ~ = y -.
Md 81 ., scioy Rsasyvs Cops sureron II lln--
VAR ., 5 Voia. once, niEa- slrset, Cen q A. -.
Of b adq trftsnE
Mssseai % sctoy q ~ BED. sarr.s. L w..
Ca p, ,oa b sansmrr rect, aea~ g. Ca, Cs,,--
, Proessf Aarshai' L sut c0i . o spfudii.r
AssisEans Fsorosf AaT-hsi' CapfGiu J.n e 4 A.
5ist fiusas On . stths stas Z ia 49,
Csaaezfr ! ~ fsff B igsdlsr Ce..r.f r. d,
Gangs hesaqui ftsrs, t0llsgs sirest. go
Cturch and Unio. % cts t@'--
-Hse4q~aysFs q q. co-'H.a-dsZ = als ~ IA q,
Hashsiiis &c l. u ~ ds-tau. ne las - =
Church hFosi, between Vile and sgraos
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Walnut Grove Lots,

A RE pleasantly sitsated, with good water faoih-
"A ties healthy, prettily sloped, fine forest trees
about ten or fifteen minutes walk from the Public
square, possessing the advantages IN many respects
Of both city ana country, AID exempt from the dis
advantages OF the city, via: efiuvia. heat, heavy
taxes. etc. The subscriber offers F''R sale LOTS
on eli the streets and avenues In til besvdlul plat
Apply to d u sCVfEL-
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Marriage and Funeral Notices,
Vii be charged a. the usual advertising rates.
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That Valuable Business Lot.

ON the North side Of the Public Square, next 10
~ Messrs II. & Douglss, fronting twenty
nine and nve-tweftha feet, and running back about
one hundred and twenty-five feet 10 an alley, com
mAndng ane view Of Market street, is now offered
for sale By II. G. SC0VEL
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Prolong Life,

DY the purchase Of Hous Lot, for your own
ID USE thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
and annual snnoysnoes such as KEHT DUNs, which
eOufuso, disturb, fret, and shorten life.
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ONE SEWING MACHINE, IN COOP RUENINsd
~ ORDER, for sale BY n q. SCOf hl-
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- = ~ VI III Ii = AJIlE
Payable In Advance.
TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL
TIE RATS VIII. m as nrro,ra.

81 Advertisements inserted In the Special Column
harssd at the rate Of twenty cents per line for the
'r>t Insertion for each additional insertion ten
eu.si the Local Column thirty cents per line for
the rst Insertion for every additional insertion A.
teen suts.
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For a Rich Man.

WE offer for sac Two Beautiful Blocks OF Lots OF
w 40 feet front each, having street oet"eeir-
both b. cks combined making Sn elegant ~.
nj urornineut hill north Of and commanding nne
view Of the city, and which are, perhaps unsur-
PARSED in beauty Of situation. Apply 70
suRgs.
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There Is no disease affecting mAnki Ind more 10 be
dreaded than Syphilis, commonly called Pox)
II obatipately clngs to its victims, again and
again resppeariug VIII n thought 10 De entlreiy
efadieated 1t eisurey. yet hercely, consumes the
organs il attacks, aud soon tie lie Ot the emAclateo
and .rs-worn victim is destroyed.
It's hereditary, descending from generation TO
qeneyatonf lin various forms, as Scrofaa, Diseases
How iuyaIuabe then, 10 persons Infected with this
disease Is lemedy Ike tnis and how essential that
those having taint If tae disease IL their system,
sbou Grad cate IL without deay-Rot only % sdre
deu1sslrss from misery, b.: 10 project ueiT Of spriHg
The MedictHs is so mild TIA; requires no charge Of
Diet and pet dat efseaaty tSrges from rts
system DE poisonous Infection which brssds a|d Testers 81
Hdoes not eontaa particle Of Aercnry n any form
Aeaos cures all MsroErIal Diseases.
It depends for its success upou much more efficient
agent thah is found in any preparation Of sArSaPs-
rila-and the proprietor is stisaed, from his many
careful experiments, thai the root which forms the
chief ingredient is, Without doubt the mOst seetuA
aDtidOts known for The cure Of this disease. Ii
cures al mercuIisl diseases.
IT IS NEEDLES 10 PAY LARGE SUNS
70 BE CURED. WHEN IT CAN BE DONE
By SIMPLE REMEDY, FOR SMALL
PRICE, AND WITHOUT EXPOSURE.
Price, Two Dollars per Bottle.
Three bottles sent to any address, free Of all sx-
pense. on the receipt Of Five Dollars Address
OLIVER Crook & CO.,
DAYTON, OHIO.
Sold by all Druggists.
Ask for DR.. Crooks SPILLS Remedy.
| Sold In Louisville, Kentucky, By
RAYMOND TYLER.
uoyi0-lms
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Hsntnl Lot for Sale.

[ Jsa,eb v WIZ 8. G. ScOYEL.
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A City OF 10000 Population Bonn.
bardSd aud burned By AN EngIu>h
Fleet without Giving the CasIem-
AIRY Notice 90 Remove the Women
and Children.
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Buena Vista Lots for Salei

TIVHEsE LOTS possess the four-fold advantages Of
/ health, ground we'll suited for walks and roads,
good water, and eligibility-withsl, cheapness.
Apply 70 d. g. ScOVEL.
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CRIMINAL COURT.

C1Tk-Dzvd C. Love
81 Tbs court meets NE arst Monday IN March
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ClsT5 aad Maatsr-J. q Glsavoa.
- TIE Court meets The nrst hondAg IN Nag Aad
ynvannber.
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,

Repeated Movement of the Rebel Army
.tkebe41keportedt to have Evacuated Fred.
Assries EaSpPgosed TO be Moving To.
Wa nfleman Wn019t Aqua
there by parties who Cam n from Fall
mouth, that the rebels had evacuated Freder-
ickSburg, and it was supposed were moving
towards Gordonsville. The story as it reached
our informant, upon whom we can rely as re-
peatlng truly what he heard, is as follows
The first train which came down to the Creek
yesterday morning from headquarters, brought
report that 1t was believed that the rebels
had lett Fredericksburg, and pontoon bridge
was being thrown across the river by General
Hooker in order to make a reconnaissance.
Passengers by the second train stated that our
cavalry had advanced across the river, found
the heights above Fredericksburg entirely
abandoned, and that when they left the Ma
tional colors were floating over Fredericks-
burg The passengers by later train con-
Hrmed the story, and said that Gen. Hooker
had thrown considerable force across the
river. The general impression was that the
rebels had moved towards 4ordonsville as
for some days past they have massed con-
siderable forces at the United States and other
lords higher up the river. Our Informant on
his way up in the boat, conversed with num-
Der OF persons who had come Immediately
from the front, all of whom agreed substantial.
~ in the statement that the rebels had gone
somewhere. bag and baggage, and that Freder-
icksburs aud the heights beyond were in our
possession.
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AFFAIRS In GEOR9KTOWN n.
CORRESPONDENTS Evening Star.l
GEoRGErowr. in

GEORGETOWN. June q, 1869.
In the Common Council. last evening, there
were two resolutions offered relative to the
erection of a new market house; one by Mr.
Clements, provided that before any further
action was taken relative thereto the subject
be referred to the people, that they might say
by vote whether or not IL should be erected
on the site OF the present market house, or upon
some other site OF more central position.
dermen, and provided that a Joint com mittee
be appointed by the two boards to visit Phil
adelphia and other cities, to zee if the houses
now used in those cities would suit George
town.
The amateur concert given last evening at
the Union Hotel, for the benefit of the Episco-
pal Mission Chapel, was largely attended, ana
is represented TO have been a brilliant enter
tainment
The arrivals to-day are as follows: Steam
ship Empire, Hunter, N. Y, merchandise to
Morgan i Reinhart; steamer Hugh Jenkens.
Philadelphia, Aqnia Greek, light; and steamer
H. J. Devenney, Bristoe, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise to Hyde d Davidson. Schrs: Lerv1n.
O.ynes, salisbury, Md, lumber to E. Picker
ell; Union, Smith, wood to Dixon & King;
do; H. w. Benedict, Ellis, n. Y: j. U. Hine.
MonseH, H. Willetis Parsons, n. Y, hay to
government; g. b. Tubman, Wheeler, Port
Smith, Washington, and Chas. A. Snow, Heash'
do, light. Harges: Rough and Ready, SELDOM
maker, Aqua Greek, L. p. Gardener, Sill
man, 90; ds.; st. Nicholas. Lynch, do. do: fish
Departed by river:-Fron Rays Docks
Schrs. E. &. Sawyer, Boston; Helen Mcleod,
Goodrich, Cambridge, Mass; E. A. Beauiah.
Blackman, Derby, Conn. Josiah Achorn,
Hatch, Salem, Mass. Astoria, Smith, New
Bedford, Mass.-all coal From Agnues-
Schrs. Mary Means Tibbetts, Boston; George,
Curtis, Boston-with coal. From Borden Min
ing Ce-Schrs. Lucy Baker, Rich, Dighton,
Mass; Union, Hamlin. Boston-with coal.
Arrived by canal Boats Gen Burnside.
flour to Geo. Waters; G. Z. Detmold, coal to
John Young; Minnie Slack, Three Brothers,
John H. Shaw, Keystone, coal to Aenue's
Dock: Champion, coal to Wash'n Gas Light
Co.; HI. r. Furlow, Ida Reynolds, r. H. Alvey,
coal to Borden Mining CO.; leila and Minnie,
J. E. Mcintosh, Hibernian, n. ID. Carleton, A.
Schell, p. l.. Detmold, Gen. Mcclellan, VIM.
Elder, coal to Rays Docks.
Business fair. Markets unchanged; whole
sale quotations as follows:
Flour, super, se25as6.5O; extra, s6.50as6.75;
family. se.25aS9.50; Darby's, $40; Rays; Sl0.2sa
$10.5u; Welch's, $1,000. Wheat, red, S1.40aS1.45;
white, S1.GGaS1.75. Corn, yellow, s5a90c. white,
Csc. Oats, by measure, 60c. Hay, $25aS30. Mill
stuff, 35aS0c. Potatoes, 40aSOc. Apples, S4.50aS5;
lemons, per box, S-5aS5.25: cider, common, &c;
do, clarified, ;,5c.; Champagne cider, S4aS5
per case: whisky, 4ic.; salt, G. A., S1.s7SI 90;
fine, $275: bulk, 15c. per bushel. Cumb erland
coal, $425as5.50; anthracite, $3.50. Wood, pine,
i.5GaS5 oak, S5.50a&s. Lumber, pine, s25asS0
per M. Plaster, lump. S5aS7; ground, S9aSi0.
Herring, $40 per M. CUBA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

MUriaY.-A mutiny occurred on the bark
EAa Virginia, Capt. White, this week, on her
voyage from New York to Baltimore The
captain was beaten by the crew, and when the
bark arrived at Baltimore yesterday, Thomas
Cowan. Thomas Adranee and Joseph Parker
were arrested for being engaged in the mutiny.
Two OF the mutineers, named Daniel Crone
ana John Rooney, becoming frightened at their
unlawful conduct. attempted to escape when
the vessel was between Sharp's Island and
the Pasuxent river, by using a ladder as a
raft; but both became exhausted, and one of
them. Rooney, disappeared, and it is believed,
was drowned; and Crone was picked up in an
eKha listed condition by the steamer Crater,
and On arriving at Baltimore, was also handed
over to the L. S. Marshal.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD
DEPARTMENT OF THE IsrERyor /,
June 9Th 1897

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
June 5th. 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this DE-
psrtment until Il o'clock NJ, Tuesday, the sat,
instant for furnishing for the use of this Denart
ment and the different branches thereof
4sG tons Cesi OF the Kind and esual to the best
50 tons best quality Red Ash Coal,
100 cords best seasoned Oak Wood
2cords best Bakers Pine Wood
To be deliy cred at such times and in such oua,
ties during the season rs may be wanted
The DEPARTMENT reserves the right to require tho
one half at an time during the season.
Bond in charge Of the furnaces; and any denver
ct the above not satisfactory to the person in
charge OF the furnaces WIN be rejected.
SatlAfactOry arran sements must be made for tbs
correct measurement of each
Bonds for the faithful performance of the con
tract, in double the amount, win be reouirsd I'n
Proposals to be addressed to the SscRHrARY OF
THf INTERIOR, and endorsed proposals for Coal
ana WOOD" je 6-2aw3w
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SECOND EDITION,
THREE O'CLOCK p. M.
the VERY LATEST FROM PORT HUDSON.
THE NEGRO TROOPS FIGHTING WELT
BATTLE PROGRESSING ON THE GOTH MAY.
PORT HUDSON SHORT OF PROVISIONS.
GEN. BANKS CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS.

: The following dispatch has just been re-
ceiyed here:
NEW YORK, June 6, 1s63.-Hon. S. p. Chase,
Secretary Of the Treasury Just arrived here by
the "Morning Star" At the Belize received
the following telegram:
NEW ORLEANS, May %, p. MO G.. S.
Dennison, Special Agent: The negroes are re-
ported by all parties to have fought well. The
enemy yesterday tried to get through our left
wing, but were driven back with heavy loss
This morning heavy cannonading was heard
continually. All is going on we'll. Pickets Of
the rebels who have deserted to our lines re-
port provisions short at Port Hudson. Gen
Banks is well and in fine spirits, and confident
of entire success. @. S. BULKLEY,
Sup't U. S. M. Telegraph.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
LATE FROM vICKsBURG.
THE sIEG PROGRESSING SATISFACTORILY
OUR HEAVY SIEGE GUNS PLANTED WITHIN
HUNDRED YARDS OF THE REBEL WORKS
LATE FROM vICKSBURG

CHICAGO, June Ga special from Chickasaw
Bayou, dated June 1, says: No important
change to report.
Gen. Logan has planted heavy siege guns
within hundred yards OF the rebel works,
and has constructed a covered pathway from
behind high hill through which gunners pass
to and fro with little danger.
A bearer of dispatches from Pemberton to
Johnston, who LETT the rebel lines on Thursday
last, came directly to Gen. Grants headqnar-
tiers and communicated the contents to Gen.
Grant.
1t is reported from Helena, Arkansas, that
Gen. Price has removed his entire force from
Little Rock to Fort Smith. lea Wing behind only
= single regiment.
DIarmaduke is at Jacksonport, Arkansas.
The country between White River and ST.
Franks is patrolled by guerilla bands, mum.
boring from six hundred to seven hundred
men, under Dobbins. They are extremely en-.
te1prising, as they extern their operations to a
point within sight Of Helena