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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24
STOCK RAISING.

In Central and Southern illinois uncommon
advantages presented for the extension of
stock raising. All kinds Of Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, Ae.. OF the best breeds, Yield hsnd-
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made. and the field is open for Others to enter
with the fairest prospects Of like results. DAInY
fAaAIso also presents its inducements 70 many.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24
Another LIE. for the Cepperheads.

Conway, of Kansas, is ready tor peace,
on " the hasis of exiaiing facts DO or
the -eoppeshesds. Con OF ~
late orBostob. Get himself up o the Am
bassador Of the Abolitionisss OF America
vhle 10 London. and offered the rebels
through their sgent, Mason. the aid ct the
Abolition party in favor of peace He pro
posed to array the party he belonged to
against the further prosecution OF the war.
il the rebels would agree to one condition.
The two Con ways are both for peace
Their notes Of opposition to the war and
the Administration will find free expression
in the copperhead papers. The peace par
ty already numbers in its ranks such old
time Abolitionists as DR.. Edison B. Odds. g.
N. Fitch, w. w. Wick. James Elder. J. ].
Bingham. and lost of others. 1t has
room for rs many peace Aholitiouists IS
choose to como. Does this fact account for
the change of clamor about " down with the
Abolitionists'' to "dowu with an Admins
tration which interferes with free speech
and personal liberty" The copperheads
have changed the base Of their opposition.
Who knows why ?-Lndianapolis Journal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24
what General Grant has Accomp.
liShci.

On the 30h day OF April Gen. Grant
landed his forces near Port Gibson, and Oh
the following day fought the first of series
Of battles which opened the way for him TO
approach the rear 9of Vicksburg success
fully. Ar
The rebel army under Gen. Pemberton
consisted Of a force Of SO. 600 men, and in
these conflicts with Gen. Grant has been
utterly annihilated.
Before the Federal forces invested Vicks.
burg, the rebels lost in killed and wounded
.boat 10000 men. and in prisoners 5000
more, or 5000 in all, and during he siege
If that stronghold they suffered g peasly. AM
at last surrendered the place !. itl more than
go 900 soldiers, with all their equipments,
Re. &c,
In these series of battles. and the capture
Of Vicksburg, the forces under the com
mand Of Gen. Grant have utterly annihilat-
ed arrebel armv fifty thousand strong.
Bragg had been weakened to reinforce
Johnston, thereby enabling Rosecrans to
secure the possession Of Tennessee. and now
by celebrity Of action we believe that Gen.
Grant can destroy the rebel forces under
Gen. Johnston. Results so important have
not been achieved by any other commander
of our army, and the President has shown a
proper regard for his great services by max
Jog him . Major.General in the Regular
army. -'A 80
The campaign sloug the Mississippi is
about ended. Johnston cannot long stand
before the victorious veterans Of General
Grant. but will be compelled to fly or be
annihilated in bat le.-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24
FURNITURE WAREROoM.
Thomas Mason
PROMPT TKETTS.

Selling his work prices in direct competition
with similar work in Cine matt he
has adop ted the CASH system of payments ard tor
the CASH will sell Low any house in Cincinnati
thus making il to the mutual serest of all parties &c
paw cash o n delivery OF the WORK.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24

~"Had the acccursed party that now
holds the reigns of government pursued a
conservative policy. Vicksburg never would
have been anything but ours. 1t would
have no field of blood to darken its history
there would be no widows and orphans
70 curse it's memory. 1t would have be
longed to united. happy and peaceable
people-to the North and the South alike.
Times.
We put such specimens Of malignity, as
the. above on record for future reference.
and call attention to the fact that it is u,
tered at . time when our government is
victorious at every point, and in an article
announcing the fall of the great re bel strong.
hold Of Vicksburg. When we remembe,
,ha. Vieksbarg was lost to US under a very
conserv alive democratic administration. and
regsined BY the 'aceursed party that now
holds the reiyns of govern men,." We can
fully undersf and the cause Of that bitterness.
Of spirit that called forth the above, amid
the reioicings of all loyal nen.-l Eer
Wayne Gazette.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24
WANTED

eco A MONTH"; We agsnes nj go =
SONDyy onfh. expenses paid. to sci BvRRLAsr
PENCILS ORIENTAL BCRSERs and thirteen other
carious articles Fifteen circulars sent
Address SHAW & CLARK. Biddeford, Name,
- I'm
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24
Three Wore RrOn-Clnds Almost Com.
pteie0.

Three more iron clads, on the Ericsson
Monitor improved principle. and similar 10
that OF the famous iron clad Weehawken,
are about being completed as the yards OF
the Messrs. Secor. New York. where the
Weehawken was built and launched Their
names are the Mahopac, Tecnmseh and
Manh attain. The We7hawken measured
eight hundred and iorty-four tons. mounting
one 5 inch turret gun; ; butthe three above
will measure each one thousand and thirty
four tons. and will be equipped with a
heavier armament. They will be launched
during the present month.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24

A drought of almost. fnot quite unparal-
leIed severity, prevails in many parts Of Con-
necticut.
No rain has fallen in Minnesota and Iowa
for six weeks. and the crops are suffering
severely. 81
! The State of Pennsylvania has furnished
1,155 negro soldiers, most of v HON went TO
ii Massachusetts,.
The only CiIinaman in tie war was killed
at Gettysburg. mao.G
Three more English blockade runners
have been captured.
The area Of the new Sta.e Of West Vir-
GINA is % 600 square miles.
/ A brigade of black cavalry, on black
horses. is talked about ia Washington.
f, TIE draft having been made in Rhode
Island. all recruiting Offices are closed.
| Two million dollars has been subscribed
in California to The Pacific railroad stock.
The leading hotels in New York and
Boston have raised their terms 10 50 per day
The Washingto militia have been dis
missed-there being no Immediate use for
them
Rebel prisoners says that their army call
the battle Of Gettysburg "Lee's Slaughter
| Pen"
Some $50 disloyal families were slipped
South from Alexandra Va, on Thursday
week.
The expenses OF a student at Cambridge
or Oxford, EGG, are not less than 81 900 a
year.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24

HThe Chinese army is 10 be reorran-
lied. According Ito the official reports.
that army should consist OF the enormous
number of l.O00,0 900 infantry. and SOC, 900
cavalry, but not oue-tenth of this number
is under arms The force is composed of
Tartar troops. Who are incapable of resist
ing the Taepings. The new army is to be
oresnised snd armed after the EaropeAn
fashion. and commanded By European off
Gers. or by natives educated =, the military
school by French professors.sa -sr5-,,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1861 was estimated at s. 00o. 90 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than lao, oOo
oo0 bushels. besides the crop OF Oats, Barley,
Rye. Buck wheat, Potatoes. Sweet Potatoes,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples. &c. which go to s~eii
the vast aggregate % production in this fertile
region. Over Four Millions tons Of produce
we're sent out Of the State Of Illinois during the
past year.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24
OATS. BARLEY, RYE, BuCKwHRAr.

UAIs, BARLEY, HNE BCCKWHEAT,
And vegetables sited to the climate, are produ-
ced in great abundance. The northern portion
of Illinois is about the climate OF Pennsylvania,
while the southern par. has the climate OF Ken
lucky and Virginia, giving a variety Of temper
AZURE In the State suited to almost every product
n he Tpited Stat&x
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24

The Augusta tGa.) powder mills have
furnish cd the rebels . million pounds Of pow
der during the past year.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24
TUE ORDINARY YIELD

of Corn il from 50 70 so bushels per acre. CsA-
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here At small cost and yield large profits. II 10
believed thai section of country presents great
er Inducements for Dairy Farmin9 than the Prai-
nes Of Illinois, q branch Of farming TO which but
little attention has been paid. and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of Sc miles on the Branch and
LAT miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay.
SnripO WHEAT Corn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-04

The English papers contain distressing ac-
counts of reported outrages upon Polish ladies'
as well as men by the Russian authorities.
81. Emile de Girardin, who has been the al.
vocate Of the Emperor Alexander since the
emancipation Of the serts. says that If the Rus.
sian Government does not prove the fa]Sehood
Of these statements Russia exposes herself to
be erased from the list Of civilized nations in
Europe, and let her not be astonishe1 that IN
place OF the cry raised by some Of Free Po,
land in free Russia, there will be hnt ane CIR
raised by all OF Free Poland in free Europe.
Gen. D. Fl. Hill publishes card in the
Richmond papers exonerating himself from any
responsibility in Gen. Bragg's late failure 10
take advantage Of the fruits Of she victory al
Chickamauga
The smallpox is alarmingly prevalent in
Washington just now In the Kalorama Con-
traband Hospital there are nearly 100 cases.
The City Hospital is also iull.
Late English adyices brings intelligence Of
the death at London, on the 18th ult,, OF the
popular comedian, Mr. Josep h CoWell.
George ". Watt has been arrested in Mon
trcal on the charge Of obtaining recruits for the
army Of the United States. He vas commit
ted for trial at the next term Of Queens Bench
in March Bail will be accepted to tie amount
Of s., 900 personal and TWO sureties in 81 ,000
each.
At Montreal on Saturday, the hearing in
the case Of J. R. Giddings, y. S. Census
General, charged with Kidnapping, was h2ed
for the 18th Of December.
Gold, in New York yesterday, 1885
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-04

FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 4,

United States 10 congress II - odsd - III , 0'
with the exception Of the military portion OF It,
i is said TO be shorter than usual; and It's
most prouinet feature refers TO the reunion
question, which, however, is only briefly al
nded to-Mr, Lincoln intimating that the
time has not YET come Tor It's full discussion
He is said, in this matter, TO take very con
sers atiye ground.
The statement telegraphed simultaneously
from Cincinnati and Washington to the effect
that Major General Thomas, the Commander
Of the Army of the Cum 5erlaAd, had telegraph
ea President Lincoln that in his late operations
be acted in accordance with the plans matured
By Gen. Rosecrans before his removal, Is au-
thoritatively pronounced to be utterly false
The New York EXPIRES Of yesterday even
ing says Iongstreet's movements, are
lost in the fog. It seems certain that he
has fallen back with view TO reunite his forces
with Lee in Virginia. Indeed, it is more than
suspected that that purpose has already been
accomplished. !"
The railroad inspection and excursion party,
over the new route between Washington and
New York arrived in the former city at slx
0 clock last evening, having left New York at
eight o'clock in the morning, making the trip
through in ten hours, without change Of cars
The y. s. Secretary of War has decided
that nine months volunteers now in the ser
vice Of the Government, called out under the
first section Of the act of July 18th, 1862, are
not entitled 70 the bounty Of $25 and 81 pre-
MUM, which has been paid them.
A Chattanooga dispatch Of the I'd instant
says that the statements in reference TO the
movements Of the Federal army are, for the
present, contraband The hospitals at Chat
tanooga are full Of wounded from both armies
Refugees and deserturs report that Bragg has
been reinforced, near Dalton, by Johnston.
a New York letter says Parties in po-
sition to know something about it, say that
Gunther spent about $50,000 to carry the
election, Boole about $4,000, and Blunt not
less than s25, 900, Total sos, 900.
The National Intelligencer ironically places
an abstract Of Gen. Hurlburt's recent procla-
NATION in Memphis against the press, which
is SO generally condemned, under the head Of
''1he Freedom Of the Press. -
The house for the 'contrabands" at Hun
ser's ship yard, was yesterday afternoon, the
scene Of great noise and disturbance That
establishment wants police attention.
4 disl atch to the Northern papers from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-04

MaB~ Mr.. j. f Heishley, on Fairfax street,
next door to Leadbeaters Drug Store, has Az
excellent provision store, where poultry, bat
ter SC, can always be procured fresh, and or
as cheap terms as can be found IN the market
His supplies are sent on, constantly, and are OF
the best quality. Some Oft the finest mutton, tuT~
keys, potatoes, &c, that are in this city can Do
found at his store
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-04

We have latterly lost sight Of General 30
seph 4. Johnston the report now IS,
that he has turned up near Dalton, Geo, with
reinforcements for Bragg. The New York
Express SAYS :-'There is nothing lmprooa
bic in this. The last that was heard OF zen.
johnson be was in Alabama keeping remote
eve on Mobile, but with Sherman watching
him at distance. Sherman subsequently re-
Joining Grant at Chattanooga, there was uoth-
lug TO prevent Johnston from umt1ng MS
troops with those Of Bragg, and hence, We
repeat, the story Of refugees 10 that effect IS
quite likely to be correct.
4 despatch to the Philadelphia Bulletin,
dated Chattanooga, Dec 2, says: "Ahere are
questionable reports of Confederate raid
across the Chickamauga river and Red House
Fort. Rumors continue to thlckcn OF the
Confederate doings in the border counties OF
Tennessee. Reports say that Faulkner and
his men are not only conscriptlng all the men,
but taking all the horses, mules, cattle, and
hogs, without regard to the political senti-
ments Of the owners.
1t turns out az we supposed, that there is no
truth whatever, in the story OF the capture by
the Federal troops near Knoxville, Of 5000 OF
Gen. Wheelers command, telegraphed from
Cincinnati. The New I ork Express says
IT the Queen City is not more careful it will
~ c..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-04
90 PENNY SAWED IS TWo PENCE GAINED"

4 BREAD, equal to any baked in the city Of
Alexandria, at five cents the pound loaf.
Also, PIES, CAKES and 9th er things, At 1&l!
prices, and Of the best quality.
dec 2-3r ADAMS & BOUGE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-04

The firm CT Richardson Spence / Co., Of
London and Philadelphia, have completed theiz
arrangements for the running Of line Of pro
peller steamers from Europe to the port Of
Philadelphia-the FIRST steamer TO reach the
latter city about the first Of May next.
Seventeen persons were injured, some severe
y, On Tuesday, near Canaan, New Ham pshire,
BY the running Of TWO cars eff the track Of the
Northern Railroad.
The remains Of the n1usica composers, Bee
photographed and reburjed.
Evening star., 1863-04-21

ve,s 1s yhci inst9! aftsr short and painful i'll
SaRag ,ba ae roie VI b christian foriitude,
inrtrd r. attssd sdd asqnant res
ter father, Mr John McCormsnk stb e,iuenee n,ee OF
slant. * y 'IooA, on tine I'D IN
On the goth Instant ADAE fba
ter Of John and Mary A JOY, aged asrs us ush o
rn"nfhs ana " days Suffer Ettle Chi dren 10 800
kinedom of Heaven Vi suon Is the
Her funeral will taAs place ox to mo,<av wi
nesds1 aftert DON, at half past o'cl 1ck fror, H
Pa enls reside pea On lSf strest between MAJ
laad aver ue and d street, Island "'" va, VA
Evening star., 1863-04-21
MARRIED.
DTEB,

- Panl', Lutheran Church. eatha sIst inst
sf rev j q Bu'ltB, Mr.. G. bright IN Mas
MAhdhRET j. sklFERT both Of this city.
Evening star., 1863-04-21

By GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioasers
Equity in aSe s ctert G. a's cust assss'Sa "a s Dsre. Of
TRUsrEEs SALE iNeiE"iiaj oF III PROVED REAL Es.
h o sl1uS s a.ss ps.sed
IT Si "a i5s W
O'Clock in She afternoon all that piece or parcel of
the
lot nuE bered seventeen, in square six hundred
rss eas and On @
Square of twenty si1 feet, and running back with
Nineteen fset SIX inches. contsnsg & la7 SQUARE are
testof ground. to. ethsr with the improvements.
s sTa 0cs W
follows ;s ons, nth Q! the purchase money to be
six, twelve, eighteen, aud twenty four rlnnth,
WIN interest to be secured to the satisfaction Of
1.-THE terms Of sale are not complied With ia five
days from the day of sale the trustee reserves tbs
the defsultins purchaser, by giving three days.
4 sfst Of hsNPDY hhs
mar ls-d GREEN / wILLIAMs, Aucts.
ADDITIONAL.
0lmmedstely after the ab ,ve sale we will sell
Lot =, IN the same square bi ing upon the north
east east colIer7 z fest This property must be
the Capitol grounds; also Lot Is in square sss on
spis '0D'' 'Sa akESss SsS fIixiI ipe,s
s42S1 sAtE Il R2s5f9ssD Rs
instant same hour and place
aps:sd n' sfast '' the 9SEsS Eisss WILLIAMS Auct.
L6f ais 81 Avs
81 ASDlsT ASlAX AND 90 sTs WEsr. On WE 0NEsDAY
ss Lot No. GsSS ssasrs on shs
e5 he5ed Sss fronting feet on alley between
and ID vest 0a'2 d issf
adlz-d &c, McGU1RE& & CO.. Au..s.
& GS
Of ees
eas assH5asa and s ene eisas oi tls land
saSs sssaSEss z Isl ssEss6sP to 81
on h M city AZ Of hs
IN sad District and distinguished on the plan of
r M x aad s in
together q feet 10 inches north Capitol street
and one hundred and twenty two feet on north q
Terms of sale: One third cash and the remainde.
notes of the purchaser shall be given payable in
wsys anq eng htesb t. n mont from day of sale with
taken to secure the deferred payments at the ex"
pense of the purchasers.
ten days after the sale, the trustee reserves the
right to re sell on giving Gae week Pu bic notice
mar Sc-eod&ds J. C. MCGUIRE & CO Aucts
HF 1H0s sAIE
IL TowN-By virtue of q deed of trust executed
by John O'Donoshue and wife on the 23f day Of
Ma, 1852, and recorded d. in Liber J. A. s., No 20
OF the land records of Washington county, District
OF ofColumbia and at the request of the ma rites ss
m snifd sshhtrySby o., SiIl offer at public sale, on
oI clock m, the following piece Of property,
The first being parts of Lots No 50 and 70. Beatty
and HAWKINS, addition, situated at the northwest
corner OF Frederick and ist streets frontinD a9
feet more or less on Frederick ana 63 feet more or
less on st street This lot will be sold in two parts
eaon ironting 3 feet more or esss Ist street and
rIninins .i1n & back to the depth ofthe lot.
Also, part OF Lot numbered 63, in same addition,
IRONING ~ lie. on the side of Frederick street
ana hl running back $50 feet deep, with the frame
house thereon, now occupied by Mrs. McCaua:
also, part of same Lot, fronting 20 feet on vest
SIDE OF same street and running back 10 feet deep
with the frame house thereon
Terms One half of the purchase money in cas- b;
the residue in I2 months from day OF sale. with IN
terest
P. JACKSDN, Trustee
aplG-t&ds TH0s. BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star., 1863-04-21

By J. G. MEG UIRE & CO., Auctionoers.
FAECE TORS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
II PROVED PROPERTY BELoNGING To THE ESTATE
OF TBELATR CHAS B. KING.-On TUESDAY Az.
TLRNCON, Nay 18th at O'Clock, on the prsmi ses,
sba sci: the IL, wing valuable improved Prop.
s,ty, belonging to the estate of the late Chas B.
King. viz:
Lols6, g. 10 and part ots in Square ael. and Lot
No. I, in Square I5S.
Lots 6, :, and part of g. in square 32l, front on
18th street west. be twe. and u streets north, :,
house. with large portice In front, and known ss
the residence of the late Charles q King q brick
building Known as Kings Gallory ~ itttd up and
arranged as exhibition room for painting studio
ana wsliius, and large and we'll srraHs ssd fouc-
story brow front dwelling house.
Lot 10 frents 80 feet inch on street north the
western lalt OF VI hich il i'm proved with a three
story brick dwelling house, with a vacant lot ou
the east eide.
Lot in Square 4c3 fronts s. feet on strsat
norln brtEeaa 9th ard 7th streets west, and run
ning back I32 feet i01s inc >es to 80 foot aliev
The above property has been car. y an bdi ;ded
by the City Surveyor and will be sold in separate
parcels.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in G AMI !,
months, with interest, ced by a deed of trust
on the premscs the In terest and deferred payments
to he paid semi annually.
The purchaser to lave the right or option to DAY
all in cath. ~'
Ifthe terms of sale ara not comp piled with within
to resell, for cash, Oh week mott @ in the Na
tiona fnteigencer, at the risk and expense of the
dctau!ting purch sser.
All Cos Is attending he conveyance to be paid by
the purohase1 GEO. G. KING, Executor ~
ap2od JAS q. McGUIRE * Co. Aucts
Evening star., 1863-04-21

ICE PITCHERS!
ICE PIrCHERsI
Arev let just received ct remark ably low prices
@. ". B0TELER SON
ap IL ecd6t 311. Iron Hall.
Evening star., 1863-04-21
BY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctionsets.

BY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING HOT FRONT.
ING on THIRD Strict WEST. BKrwEky AND
r q sEErs NORTH. AT AUCTION On MONDAY the
at s O'Clock P. ~, handsome Building T.ot. il
BENG part Of i9ts Ne IL and 10. in Square No 5sl
feet 6' iEches, running bsck SO feet inches npr
fectly ecsd and ipacioul building erected eth
sice OF the square, and fine place for private
Terms: One third cash: balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest
deed gwen and dsed of trust. taken.
Ttlo inaisputahie
ap2l GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Aucts
Evening star., 1863-04-21

E'OR SALE-A desirable FRAME DWELLING
Il contairng II ro' Ds situated on street north
between lal b and 18th etre-ts west. Apply to T.
CARUSI, Law Office No. So Louisiana avenue.
OU
Evening star., 1863-04-21

TOR RENT-Cps large new and neatly FOR
L NISHED ROOM IN priv2t. family. Ths 10.
ca lion is ons of the most dc sirsbl, I'D healthy ia
nation IL qure ct No. 3G3 9Th street between New
York avennc and X street, or at No. 301 Penn.
avenue. drug store, between 9Th and 10Th sts.
-otK
Evening star., 1863-04-21

FXTENsIVE SALE OF TAiU isBLE BUILD-
lI IEG LOTs.- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
APRIL zlst. at O'Clock, on the premises We shall
sell the south haf of Square lal, fronting on 18th
and 17tb streets west. and NlAssAchusetts avenue
the whole divided into number of desirable
building lots all running bAeh to good alleys.
This props rty is situated tas high ground iu1-
mediateiy north of the Presidents House. in 8
pleasant location for residtnces
Title indisputsble
Terms: One-thrd cash; the remainder in ak and
twelve M onths, with interest secured, by deed of
trust on the premises. Cost of conyeTancins to
be paid by purchase
ap lid J. e. MCGUIRE CO Aucts,
Evening star., 1863-04-21

LARCENY OF \ TRUSK.-.Iarnns Howard an
oyster shuCker at Hamn:ack'S restaurant, and
James skinner, servant OF Cant: Camp, at the
Soldier ; Rest, Were arrested yrstcrday, and
committed 10 Jail by Justice Ferguson, charged
with stealing and breaking open a trunk be-
longing 10 Mai. J. J. Carmichael of the I57th
Pennsy lrania Volunteers. Ihs trunk, minus
the contents, was found by patrolman Morris
:rd Fuss III Bates alley. Both parties admit
ted that they teok the trunk from Dr. Nichols
honse on Cstreet, where it had been left by the
owner IL.