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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-14

FhiHk act thoaFh long HiB Hsger stays
His Justice H,eops-Hn wrath Is spent
The arm 8f Vengeance bat delays,
70 naks msrs sread tae punishment.
Baeh inpI0us hand that liRa.s tks torch.
Shall Withsr srs lie bolt shall fail
And the bright Aagsl Of the Church,
With BsrsRh shield, Avsrt tAs ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30

WAk pSSAkTNHSf.
PnoyosT Marshal GRyERAL's 0YgIcs,S

War DEPARTMENT. y
PnovosT MARSHAL GEsEEAL.s 0gs,cs,S
WASHING TOE, May e. 1873. \
The following changes and appointments are an
nounced under the set approved March 3, 1868, for
enrolling and calling out the National forces:
ILLINOIS
district. as { solomon snnm0ns' e0n".s''''es sixth
! May 81, IsaacL Milliken, commissioner First dis
May =. BnrrrT n Jones. Jones. commissioner Eighth
May q. Isaac H. Phillips, provost marshal Thir-
tcenth district, vice Carroll, revoked.
INDIANA
May b. William 3. Smith commissioner, Tenth
district. vice Jenkinson declined.
district, vice Ciapp, declined
CONNECTICUT.
trict, vice Hubbard declined.
RHODE ISLAND.
May 90. James II. Cogseshall commissioners First
district, vice Barton, declined.
PENNSYLVANIA.
district, vice Weidner, Cancelled.
tesnth district, vics phinny, jr., cancelled.
OHIO
May -. A. e. Jones, provost marshal First dis
MAY Y. Matthias RI Jones' commissioner Fourth
district, vice Young, declined.
NEW JERSEY.
May 10. Samuel A. French. commissioner Fifth
| district, vice Van Worst, declined.
MICHIGAN.
May 10. DR.. Homer O. Hitchcock, surgeon Second
WISCONSIN.
trct, vice Finlay, declined.
KENTUCKY.
| trict, vice Barrett, declined.
| May IS Orlando Brown. commissioner Seventh
district vice Munger, declined .pc ppy
Provost Marshal General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
AFFAIRS In GEORGETOWN.
correspondence Of the Star.l

GEoRsRTowN, ID. C.. May 30, 1863
In the Common Counct last evening, report
examine the plans for a new market house
which had been received by taa Mayor, and
Wnich, IN accordance with law Of the Corpo-
ration. he had advertised for. Accompanying
tae report were two plats-one from Mr. Cluss,
OF W washington city, ID. c.. proposing to build
house with two stories, On the present site, tor
the sum Of $4,000; the other was from MI
on the present site, house OF the latest modern
style, such rs are now used in Philadelphia, for
the sum Of S35,0O0. The report, which did not
propose TO accept either proposition, was re
ferred 10 the Board of Aldermen, and the plats
were deposited in the Clerks office, and are
subject to the inspection Of the members OF the
two Boards for further information.
Last evening, Timothy Welsh was arrested
for furious assault upon Mrs. Welsh. Justice
Reayer held him to bail for court.
note the following arrivals since my last =
SSnss Rsad eo senn 10 %Uos
Polar Star, Murphy, Hnvre de Grace, coal to
Dixon & King; VIM. Hone, Scott, N. Y, hay.
DR., to Government; barge Olive, Smith. Alex
andria, light; steamer Baltimore, Lewis, N. Y,
mdse. to Morgan & Rhinehart; sundry FISH
craft with IS, 600 fish to ]. A. knight; schr. On
Kahn, Wright, BALTIC, corn to Hartley & Bro;
Moses b. Branhall Davey, Alexandria, light:
Anna Charey, Crowell, Washington, light:
Willard p. Philips, Smith; Naiad Queen,
Hulse, washington, light.
Arrived by canai-Boats G.. W Warucky
Advance, s. M. Peters, H. T. kindle, ID. Mar.
maduke, coal to Borden Mining Co.; Mission
airy, coal TO Agnue; Wm Walsh, coal to John
Young; Ed: Boyce, wood; Geo. Shaw, coal to
z. I. Il /. Co.; Mrs. E. Biggs, J. Hall and G.
w. Harper, coal to Rays Docks.
Business dull. Markets unchanged; whole
sale quotations IS follows:
Flour, super, S650as6.62X: extra, S7as7.25;
family, SS.25a$9.50; Darby's, $40; Rays, Sl02J;
Welch's, Sl0-50. Wheat, red, Sl.5OaS1.56; white,
Sl6GaS1.75. Germ, yellow, &c., white, CSC.
Oats, by measure, 55a6oc Hay. S25asso. Mill
stuf-midd 75as0c. Apples, siasi.50; lem
ons, per box, S5aS5.25: cider, common, 22c.; do,
clarified, 3Oa;5c.; Champagne cider, S4aS5 per
case; whisky, 44kc.; salt, G. A., sl.s7Ksl.sO;
fine. S275; bulk, 75c. per bushel. Cumberland
s4.5ras5; oak, S5-50as6. Lumber, pine, a25 per
NJ. Plaster. lump, IS; ground. 50. Guano, S45
a2G0. Herring. 81 per III. No shad in m arket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30

TIE VIRGINIA ELECTIoN.-We have the fol-
lowing additional returns from the election on
Thursday in the seventh congressional district
of Virginia:
In Prince William county, which is deba-
table ground, the vote is as follows F. H
Pierpont, for Governor, IS: L. G. p. Cowpar
for Lieutenant Governor, IS; J. r. Bowden for
Attorney General, 81; Lewis Mckenzie, for
Congress, 40; and Enoch Haslip, for the House
of Delegates, "a.
In Alexandria county, Mr.. Mckenzie re-
ceived 252 votes for Congress, and Mr.. Kitchen
Is. Reuben Johnston is elected to the Hosse
of Delegates.
In Loudon county Mckenzie received PIG
votes, being the entire vote polled. w F. Mer-
Ger is elected to the Senate from this county,
Dr. J. J. Henshaw and James NJ. Doney are
elected to the House of Delegates
j. s. Pnrdey is elected to the Senate from,
the district composed of Fairfax and Alexan-
dria counties.
The following is the vote for Congress in the
precincts of Fairfax, so Tar as heard from, viz.
Accotink precinct-McKeazie, SIS; Kitchen, 5.
Observation-Disclosures, "a; Kitchen, 1. Lew.
Observation-Disclosures, DO; Kitchen, 6. AMMAN
dale-McKenzie, 49, Kitchen, 2.
In Berkeley county the vote is reported as
follows Kitchen, $780, Mckenzie, =; Upton, ?:
Gallagher, 3. For new State, 645; against new
State, z.
The returns come IN very slowly, and the re.
suit is therefore doubtful; the vote in Berkeley
county being unpreeedentedly large
In the eastern part of the State, SO far as
heard from, the vote for Pierpont and the reg
ular State ticket is nearly unanimous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30

~ LU MBIA.
Holding the Omitted States Distie, Court for said
United J. States rs. Part Of Lot No. .. Square No.
81; Part OF Lot o. q, Square No. ri Buildings,
D:C.-Libei OF Information.
Whereas, that pars, of Lot mum be-ed four "a in
seven $50 beginning in the rear line of said Lot
upon the alley At point distant twenty four (s4)
81, feet thence west twenty 2g, feet thence nort,
Lot mum sered twenty four cd in square nuu bered
three hundred and seFenty-sev.n, t377) being the
the lot: the same known, mark ed aud fesig-
sted OF the ground plats and plans of the city and
recorded in the land record, Of said District. to-
gether with all the i'm improvements, buildings,
tsmcns he beongn or IN amer any wse ss
pertaining ana all the RI ght, title and interest and
Il int unfss . ha,s for es ss
District of Coiumbia, by virtue OF an act of Con
our h sy IL
Act
The bsse re- tn, Isa States AsS
May A. ses lie LSsi 81 In inf sns ni.n
in this Cont our ,e .gayins the Of said
h issue act
owner and owners Of said property and real estate
therenp wsenirr tbem n OK asrx an interest
and answer said Information.
1t is therefore, en- this ninth day OF MAJ. in tho
year of eur Lord eighteen hundred sixty three,
own ers Of said property and real estate. and ali
persons interested or csimieg ,ntsrest therein,
Monday of July next, and show cause, II any tnsy
have. why said property and real estate, and the
right title and interest therein Of the said A. Y
cording to law and that notice given by posting
cspy of order upon the front door the Court
tian IN the Event, Star. twice week previous to
said LIST Monday of July next, the first publication
By order Of the Court, May 9th 1868
oonv-rs.t.T Test: mr,eaR ON MtEias, Glsrk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
SUPREME COURT OLA THE DISTRICT or
- COLE MIRA

- colombia,
Sitting the District Court Of the United States for tn.
said District
United States rs. East Half of Let No. is, Reser-
Where's. the East Half Of Los number sixteen.
no! ~ Reservation No. eleven l) as the same is
known. Inarsea and designated in the ground plats
Columbia, recorded in the land records of said
District, to@etfer with all the improvements.
nuiidiags. rights. privileges, appurtenances and
any wise rtaning and all the right. title AM.
Interest of Martin L. Smith therein, has been
seized by the Marshal of the United States for The
Enarict OF unhla, by virtue Of An act of Con-
the year of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and sixty two entitled San Act to suppress Insur-
and the Property of Rebels and for othc-
rey for the District Of CoInmbia did, on the thir
trenth cmy Of May, 4. D. 1868, file Libel of Info
said property and real estate under the act aforc
aaid ana that process Of montion issue against the
Q" ner and owners OF said property and real estate
anu ali persons Interested claiming an interest
therein, warning them at some early day to appear
ana answer ssld information.
It's therefore, ON this thirteenth day of May, in
the year of our Lord eighteen hundred sixty three
ORDERED that Intiee be given to the owner and
owners Of Sid property and real estate, and all
persons interested or aiming an interest there
irst Monday of July next, and show cause, if any
they have, why said property and real estate, and
the right, title ana interest therein of the said
sold according to law and hat notice be given By
posting copy ofthis order upon the trent door OF
the Court House of the District OF Co lum bia and
previous to said first Monday of July next. the
first publication to be on or before the first day
of June next.
Copy-Test:-R. HE1Gs. CLERK. mys'j.2svti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
THE MURDER OF CAPT. MeMANUs.

THE MURDER OF CAPT. MeMANUS.
On Wednesday night, Capt Mcmahon, fist
Penn, went to the tent Of Capt McManas, Gsth
N. T., and calling him out designated him as
coward. Men. it is said, advanced short
distance, when Mcmahon fired his revolver at
the latter, the ball entering near the heart and
ne died in about fifteen minutes.
Mcmahon was Immediately arrested, and
viii be tried. The transaction is looked upon
as deliberate murder, and has caused con-
siderable remark. This affair occurred in the
camp OF the 6sth, near Falmouth, about ten
O'Clock at NIGHT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
SECOND EDITION.
TIRES O'CLOCK r. N.
DISMISSED,

An order has been issued from the War De-
partmeht dismissing Capt Herman NJ. Cady,
17tRfegiment infantry, regular army, from the
military seryics-of the United States.
Capt. Cady is the individual who, as our
readers will remember, we reported day or
two ago as having been arrested for intoxica-
ton, and for giving an assumed name when
arrested, and for failing to report in arrest at
the Provost Marshal's Office when so ordered
The snbstantiation of these charges resulted
in his dismissal. As an instance Of the prompt.
ness with which business is transacted by the
military authorities, we may state tina. but five
days elapsed between the arrest of this party
and his dismissal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
THE EXAMINATION OF OFFICERS FOR COI..
UkED REGIMENTS

TIE EXAMINATION OF OFFICERS FOR COL.
OkED REGIMENTS
The Board for the examination Of officers for
the colored regiments of which Major General
Silas Casey is president, is now in session
daily, Sundays excepted} at 169 Fourteenth
street. The Secretary OF War grants authority
to appear before the board, when the applicant
IS examined something as follows First he
must bring evidence Of physical ability, and of
good moral character; he is then examined as
to his knowledge OF tactics. army regulations.
and general military knowledge. The appI-
cants are also examined in the ordinary English
branches Of education. The examination does
not appear to be a difficult one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30

Official dispatches from Maj. Gen. Grant,
dated near yicksburg, May 25th, (Monday,)
have been received at the War Department
They represent the siege of Vicksburg as pro-
crossing satisfactorily, and that Gen. Grant is
aSundantly able to maintain his investment Of
the town and repel any attack upon his rear
Forty five hundred rebel prisoners, captured
by Gen. Grant, have arrived at Memphis.
Gen. Johnston Conc emit a ting II ebel Troops
Ter the Defense of FicksburS.
ST. Louis, May GA Murfreesboro dispatch
says that Joe Johnston is rapidly receiving re-
Inducements in the vicinity Of Jackson, with
the intention OF attacking Gen. Grants rear.
He is reported to have said that il Vicksburg
holds out for fifteen days he will throw 100000
troops into it, if it requires the REIMBURSEMENT
of every foot of territory in his department to
effect it.
Troops from Gen. Brass's Army Going to
Vicksburs.
MuRFREEsBoRo', May 2s.-tSpecial to the
New York Tribune. l-Parties who entered our
lines to-day from the South report that Brock
inridge's and Carother's divisions of Braggs
army were on their way South.
Mr.. vaIlandigham is a guest ut Gen. Braggs
headquarters, Shelbyviile.
Later.
CAIRO, May 29.-The latest advices from
Vicksburg are to the afternoon of the 26th inst.
No fighting had taken place since Monday.
The army is said to be changed, McPher-
sons corps is holding the extreme left; Nc
Clernands the center, while Sherman still
holds the right.
Five or six thousand prisoners are expected
to arrive at Memphis to-day.
Johnston is reported TO be at Jackson.
The rebels also hold Big Black river bridge.
Adjutant Gent Thomas has passed through
Cairo en- route to Louisville, very sick-so much
SO that it is thought he will have to abandon
his labors in the West for the present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30

FEELING OF ANXIETY FOR LATE AMERI
CAN NEWS.

CAPE RACE, May 2e-The stea mship Jura
has arrived of this point, from Liverpool on
the 2lst, via Londonderry on the gid inst. She
was boarded by the newsboat at Eve o'clock
this afternoon. Politics are unimportant
There is general feeling of suspense for later
American news.
The Derby races were won by Macaroni by
q short head only. Lord Glide n was second.
COMMERCIAL.
The cotton sales for the week previous to the
sailing OF the Jura reached 2s,000. Prices from
Iaxd lower for American and Surat. Bread
stufis quiet and steady without change in
prices. Provisions dull and unchanged. Con.
soils O1sa93X for money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30

SUICIDE By A SoLDIER.-This morning, the
body OF soldier was found hanging in a tree
just north Of No. barracks, Soldiers Rest.
On examination it proved to be the body of
Adam q. Spence, of company D, 157th Penn
sylyania regiment, who halls from Marticville,
Lancaster county. He had climbed into the
tree and tied an ordinary rope to small limb,
about fifteen feet from the ground, and placed
the moose, which was close to the limb, around
his neck, the knot catching him under The chin.
The determination to put an end to his exist
ence must have been premeditated, as he could
easily have saved his life by holding to the
limbs OF the trees near him, which were so nu.
merous that to hang himself he was obliged to
put one arm over one Of the limbs.
He Is said to have formerly been a good
soldier, but at times during the last We months,
he has shown SYMPTOMS OF Insanity, sometimes
being much depressed in spirits. Yesterday
he seemed more depressed than usual, and this
morning he took breakfast at the camp, and
was aiterw ards seen wandering among the trees
about eight o'clock he was found in the tree,
dead. The body hung until about ten O'Clock,
awaiting the arrival of the Coroner, when it
was cut down, and it Will be taken to Pennsyl-
yania for interment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30

YET CooLER.-The Republican of to-day
makes the cool assertion that we used verbatim
its ''exclusiye" news published in its extra
yesterday.
In the first place the news referred to was
not original with the Republican, and it an.
peared in the New York papers Of yester.
day morning, and in the next place, those
who remember the Republicans spasmodic
sensation extra with its big head lines about
the death OF Grant and the capture OF
Vicksbnrg may be assured that we en-.
tirely and positively disclaim that our re.
port was identical with the Republicans re.
markable effusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
DESERTERS

The following rebel deserters were sent to this
city yesterday and committed to the Old Can
itoi:-H. Brown, B. Cooper, j. V. Cox, d.
Cieary, ]. Clark ]. Goodman, w. Dawson, ID.
". Decksrd, j. B. Evans, G.. English, w. En-
mis-, W. Z. Falkland, J. Fahey, s. b. Flandnan,
+. II. Goodwin, G.. W. Grey, ]. Howerton, F.
Hussen, W. Masters, S. Nichols, G. w. Mich.
OILS, d. O'Brien, J. Rose, S. NJ. Spertis, G. San
bers. J. Stephens, H. Stephens, R. H. Strong,
j. II. Waddie, NJ. A. Weaver, B. Wood ward,
ID. II. Winiberger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30

TIE SEARCH FoR THE Navy
Department ordered the steamer Vanderbilt to
cruise in the latitude where the recent depre.
dations Of the pirate Alabama were committed,
and among other ports she was instructed to
enter was that Of Fernando de Neroata, where
the Alabama rendezvoused. Upon reaching
the West Indies, Admiral Wilkes, instead of
allowing her to carry out the orders Of the
Department, seizsd her as his flagship, and at
latest dates she was cruising under his direc-
fi0us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
NAVAL, ORDERS

The following naval orders were issued yes.
terday:-Lieut. Commander Robt Boyd, ir., and
Boatswain Charles Miller ordered to the re-
ceiying ship Ohio; Act. Asst Paymaster N. q.
Freeman ordered to the steamer Iron Age; Act.
Asst. Paymaster w. Il. Woodward to bark
Ethan Allen; Act. Asst. Paymaster Charles E..
Mitchell to bark Arthur; Asst Paymaster Jos.
I. Isle to steam sloop Pensacola, and Act. Vol.
Lieutenant ]. p. Conthony TO the Mississippi
squadron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
THE LEE INVASION

We find that experienced officers here, in q
position to enable them to judge advisedly, do
not attach much importance to the report OF
an invasion by Lees army.
Desperate as is the position of Confederate
affairs, it is held that Lee is too prudent COM
mander 10 jump out Of the frying pan into the
fire by any such suicidal move as the inyasioa
of Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
WANT TO GO NORTH

The following citizens, discharged soldiers
and refugees were sent in from the front yes-
terday. and ask to be sent North H. l.. Resan,
q. &. Lewis, S. w. Hayden and John Bart.
lett, OF Piedmont; J. ID. Clark and John Kink,
41st Virginia militia, discharged soldiers; John
Smith, of Savannah, and Samuel Hazelette, Of
Richmond. refugees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
PRISONERS OF WAR,

The following prisoners Of war were sent in
by the Army Of the Potomac last evening, and
committed to the Old Capitol this morning j.
H. Tyler, captain, 9Th Va. infantry; I'd Lit John
Welsh, 4Oth Va. infantry; J. 5. Winstead and
w. s. Obie, do; II. p. Orliff, j. S. Bromley, b.
jenkins, Philip Brown and J. S. Van Ness, 18th
Va. cav; Corpi 7. M. Spilman and Sergt. 7.
w. Carter, 9th Va. cav; W. L. Smith, d. B.
Carter and W. M. Farmster, 55th Va infantry.
They We're parolcd tor exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
REBEL DESERTERS.

The following rebel deserters arrived here
last evening. They have been paroled to 90
North: F. W. Self, W. NJ. Northern, L. Will
liams and S. N. Lusby, 10th Virginia Infantry;
II. w. Dobbins, 18th Virginia Cavalry; Martin
Chadick, l4th Tenn. Infantry; Jno. Thomas
a7th Virginia infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
FROM WILKES SQUADRON
THE VANDERBILT READY FOR CRUISE.

PORTLAND. May 30.-The ship Geo. Turner,
from Buenos Ayres, via ST. Thomas on the 18TH
inst, has arrived. She brings four invalid
seamen from the U. s. steamer Alabama, four
from the bark Gemsbok, four from the steamer
Wachusetts, one from the steamer Oneida, aud
one from the Vanderbilt, all Of Admiral
Wilkes Squadron.
The Vanderbilt had taken in fifteen hundred
tons Of coal, and was ready for cruise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30

A REPREHENsIBLR ELEcTIoNEERrNe TRICK
We hear that on yesterday parties went to the
Navy Yard and represented that it was the
wish OF the Secretary Of the Navy that the
employees of the yard would vote for Mr.,
Richards, making other representations Of the
same character. We have to say that we have
satisfied ourselves positively that the parties
indicated had not the slightest authority for
such representations. On the contrary, Score.
tary Welles has announced his wish that the
employees of the yard shall vote without any
coercion whatever, for the candidates Of their
choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30

DBcHsron.-Tne Com missioner Of Internal
Revenue has decided that promissory notes
made payable on demand, and stamped or de-
mand notes Cat the rate Of one cent on every
$500, bat given and received with an UNDER
standing between the parties that demand
Of payment viii not be made within 80 days
from date, are in fraud OF the law. are net ap-
proprisiely stamped, and where issued on or
aftar june iss, 1868, and not paid within 80 days
from date, viii be invalid and of no effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
MRECK on A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WNLCh Vk a Elk.
S. T. Dupont, Rear Admiral commanding
South Atlantic Blockading Squadron, reports,
under date OF May Gath, 1868, that three
masted steamer was driven on shore eastward
OF Breach Inlet on the night of the Goth instant,
while attempting to run oat Of Charleston har-
Dor. She is represented as being entirely SUBJ
merged and total wreck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
NAEAL ORDERS.

The following orders Were issued by the De-
partment to-day:
Acting Masters L. G.. Tassalls and A. f.
Howell, ordered to the West India Squadron.
Acting Ensigns W. II. Brice and H. S. Bor-
den ordered to the steam sloop Shenandoah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30

PxnsonAL.-Rear Admiral Foote has no.
applied to be relieved from the Bureau of
Equipment and Recruiting. IS stated by a
contemporary. He has, however, offered him
SELF for duty afoat il the Department should
require his services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30

ME-. HARRY SGKDERsoN, the New York
pianist who has just returned from q yery
successful tour over the West India Islands,
where he has met with the greatest success, is
about 10 give US a concert on Tuesday next, ut
Wizards. He win be assisted by the charming
contralto, Miss Kempton, and the celebrated
tenor, Mr. Castle. We expect to see large
audience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
FROM yICKsBURG.
PROGRESS or THE SIEGE.

Cen. Grant able 70 Maintain his Position
Endorsements for the Coufedrr1teS-
Gen Johnston hcentrating Troops at
jackson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
CHARGED WITH BEING spy

James B. Evans, of the Stonewall Brigade,
Go. A, Confederate States army, was arrested
day before yesterday, on suspicion of being a
spy, and for using reasonable language. He
was sent to the Old Capitol prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30

Byy. O. McaUIRR co., Austion.srs.
TlyEN SUPERIOR LEATHHR TOP BUGGY
i WA0oHs AT RUBLIC AucTroH-On SATU q.
DAT MORNING, Jana eth. e II o'clock, In front
OF the Auction Rooms I'VE s6aliseu
Tan superior LeRthef-toy 6ueRy Wagons, made
by Eairshild for city trade,
mTN &c. MCGUIRE 90. Auets.