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Evening star., 1863-03-23

COUGH, COLD, OR AS IRRIrArED THROAT, If
allowed to progress, results In serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable.
Browns BRONCHIAL TR0CHEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost
instant relief In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and Ca
rARRH they are beneficial The good effects result
ing from the use of the Troches, and their extended
use, has caused them to be counterfeited be sure
to guard against worthless limitations OBTAIN
only the genuins Bro,rn's Bronchial 1roehes which
have proped their efficacy by test Of many years.
PuGLIc SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the
Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who over
tax the voice and are exposed to sudden changes,
should have them. Sold everywhere at Is cents per
box. 1an H-olu
Evening star., 1863-03-23

SHOES FOR Alive call attention to the
advertisement of McKelden & Stanley, 800
Eleventh street, between K and l., who have
constantly on hand a splendid assortment of
ladies' and gentlemer's shoes and boots, which
will be disposed of at most reason able prices. lt&
Evening star., 1863-03-23

PERSON AL.-Hon. A. G. Curtin, of Pennsyl-
yania, is in the city. -
Evening star., 1863-03-23
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc

by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY FRONTING
DAY, 18th instant, we viii sell. in front Of the
and in square 49, with 81 the Lott
ments, which are four &c cd two story brick houses
property has r, Mt Of 81 feet inches on street,
running Through the 50 nare about avsra depth
said avenue So feet inches.
We deem i! unnecessary to say anything relative
s Isayp as IT. IS the hell and
Terms One third cash. balance in and II
eee n0seo from ,Gf .6s s, Of
sale
A deed given and deed of trust taken. All con-
veyancs At the cost of pGrch sser.
Of s plat ae the sE y ss ths time
mar I'D [Int. & Chron
ByJC MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CAP
IT9t rHEHkddS HUI At PyRsIo & &AUsyIos.on WEDNEs-
the emises, we sasr sell Lots IS IS y and 7s and
part os Lot a. in Square 725 fror ting respectiveIy
on "a street east aud north streets at the
% Lot g.. in ssus5s No H fronting
A plat of the Lots win be exhibited at the sale
months for notes bearing interest, and secured b1
q deed ef trust on the premises
mar iS-eo6ds 30. MEG UIRE & CO., Arcts.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
- W . l. III
= 1owS-0n WEDN EsDAY, 25th day of March.
1893 will ofar at Public sale the foil wing de-
Jefferson IN stas on the
west side of Jefferson St, at the intersection Of an
nos!h side q sa5d sisy is feet more less tsss
north and parallel With Jefferson rect twenty five
street then south Is sat to the % place. place. Of
BEGINNING, with the two story brick house thereon
lot Immediately south of the above; Besinning 81
s. feet from the south corner on the west side of
fort
alley west to the northeast of he lot sold By
one Dorsey to West then with the east line of said
lot south forty feet then east to the place of begin
ming, with the two story. brick house thereon now
oeeSRea Sy w wm Brombee Sale to take place ..
IN IN al c0nvesanens at the psrshassEs cost Terms
a1 sa for the rH5s2s Ht5s S
ByJC MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
0SEWoOD PIANO FORTE, SUPERIOR
IL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, on PAINrINGs, LARGE
a5kska March s.
% Nee I 's ssfsss shs as
! Rosewood Eoctase PIANO Forte by.
2 2Mshogany Hail. cloth Sofas,
Rockers. Side Chairs,
I oiI Paintinss, Man1el ornaments. Vases.
Large Wilton Pa,Ior Carpet,
sidsboars pinins Fable and Chairs.
Sss:ss Sss. 81 %ssssIs; t$sss:;
essfBss ssa.s .ss Sss.s.
70 be sold to the hghes bidder for cash 70 satisfy
sS1 81 e bos.a:
fASYS y I'D ~ Ssi;ssl Is Po Rss;.
p-U WxJJ No kr.t;nu..-.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

THE CASE OF LIEUTENANT NTGRAHAM.-Oficer
sSimonds who went TO New York on Friday TO
identity party arrested there on the supposI-
tion that he was McNaughton, the party sus-
pected 10 have robbed Lieut Graham while he
was dying, on Thursday morning last returned
yesterday minus the man, who proved to be a
off. rent person.
The remains of Lieut.. Graham were sent off
to Vermont yesterday, in charge of his brother
Nothing further has transpired to throw light
upon the mystery of his death.
As some criticism has been made upon the
hnGing OF the jury in this case, it should be re-
membered that jury usually gives no more
positive verdict than the expression of a belief
g from the evidence before them" The verdict
OF the jury in this case seems TO have been in
strict accordance with such evidence az was
attainable al the time. As to the theory of the
room having been entered by parties for the
purpose OF robbery and murder it may be said
That Pratt, the droyer, who occupied the same
room with deceased, is positive that the door
was locked when he retired, and that the KEY
was inside in the lock- The kew NAV how
ever, have been turned by the use of Spanish
nippers. The deceased is said to have been a
person of sensitive mind and those who vet
hoia 10 the opinion that II was case OF suicide
express the opinion that the idea that some
Ihlng derogatory TO him might possibly be said
from the fact OF his leaving the service, (eyen
though hoDorably discharged,) weighed upon
mis- spirits and unhinged his mind
We trust that no pains will be spared TO clear
The my stery up.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

THERE is now displayed at the Dollar Store. 43s
Penn avenue, near AZ streets brilliant assort-
ment ofJewelry in all its varieties. Call and look
at it and invest a dollar there. - mar 2.-IWk
Evening star., 1863-03-23
AUCTION SALES.

ASSISTANT TQUARTERMAsTER's eFFICE,J
a w.sSins,oa Sms,, Gns e Z 2sd ,a tT.e,,, a..
,bs wil u be Of sSls Ssd # On
condemned unfit for pubiis service Ss,oa sins to
TIE erartermas'e1s Depar ment..
sslstq i eo%Sspss %osSs, ,ss # % O'clock = M;
mar e r0af5iSs ! :. heaG1ss eaaes asou u As,t.
By GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
T ARGE SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS.
iwTEbSssfpaAt Me 18Th Inst
ana ss ssFH 6
large and wen assorted stock of Groceries, such as
Liquors OF vario1s kinds, r.
HANS sal. Holssss;, asses sirup.
wooden, Willow, is CHINA, GLASS and orocksry
w,thh are, are othor .r+,o,as
The Store and Fixtures and cellar are for rent.
II not rented the day of sale the good will
@ ana @hxtures VIII be put up and sold to the highest
mar 81 St :. GREEN & WILL ANS, Auess. .
A ssIsTAhT QUARTERMAsTER,so oFFICE,j
"A w.sSisasos Eernsr Of |, asd e I'd @ @sgssss,
Win be solo ss public auction in the rear Il the
snd ggs on
several hundred empty boxes, Pok and Flour
?sss Vi. sa.s E i ssss i'm dss:
Sale to commence at ten e elGck L To.pr,ss
Ii o.
msra,. J.c. a0a sIq !; ( Co.. = ASess. u Is "
By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.,
RY VIRTUE OF A FEED OF TRUST BEAR.
- ing date the Slst day of January 1885, and re-
corded in biberJ A. g., No 2l5, at folios 15 q O.,
the sshseriber will offer for sse public auction,
O'Clock, Lots No: and S, in Davidson's subdivision
of Square No 36.
The absve lots front on the north side Of Nst.
north, between 9Th and 10th SITS west aud are situ
ted within two of the 7th street passenger
road. The title Will be II ade indfs putatble.
months, with interest from day of sale secured BIZ
deed Of trust en- the property.
All conveyancng at the cost OF the purchaser.
If the terms are net complied with in five days,
the property will be resold at tho cost of the pur-
chaser vii, sFs lsfs sP hs
mar 6-esdds WI. WALL d CO., Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, TO
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, A pril Ist, at We
O'Clock. J. CARTER MARBURY, Trustes
mar 70 W.. l.. WALL & CO, Aucts.
ARsHAL's SALE..-In virtue Of a writ of aeri
cult Court of the District of Coum bia for the
county of Washington, and to nae directed will
expoEe to public sale, for cash, in front Of tie
Court House Of said county on TUESDAY the
Slst day OF March inst, 1865, at IL O'Clock M the
unex xpired lease of Jacob W Powers in aud to An
alostan Island, opposite Geore.town, d. c., the
said lease to until the 1st of Novem ber 1854,
seized and levied upon as the unex pired lease of
Jacob w. Powers and will be sold to satisfy Judi
cials No 20, to May term 1865, in favor of William
A. Bradley. WARD H. LAMON,
mar 2H-dts U. 8. Marshal D. q.
Evening star., 1863-03-23
THR INpIAs HtRB DoC1on

TIM INDIAN HI RIB DOCTOR. :. =
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients tbs nature of their complaints or i'll
ness, without receiving any informa-
tien from them.
No charge for Consultation or Adpice
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms rs have no strife
With Nature or the Laws of Life;
With Blood our / lands we never stain
Nor poison men to their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness fills
Provides the means to cure all IFS: -
The simple Herbs beneath our feet, ~.
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
sim Pile Herb. a simple Flower
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
Of change and health to thee
Washington Buildings, Pa. apenrp. abont FIRE
minutes icoM from, B7oicns Hotel.
No charge for Consultation. mar 2O-lm
Evening star., 1863-03-23

SOUTHERN PRIsoSERs.-A number Of released
Federal prisoners wilt relate their experience,
ano give an account OF their imprisonment in
the south, this evening. at the Union League
Hall, Ninth strae:, near T..
Evening star., 1863-03-23

"iTLkSs BrRGLARs.-S Some burglarious par
ties, OF more enterprise than sense entered the
star oiilee last night through rear window, in
quest OF valuables, which the green fellows of
course aid not nnd: newspaper Office is no.
toriously the last place in creation In which To
seek for money; but that any thief should be SO
infatuated as TO lay plan of operations predi.
Gated upon the notion that an Editor should be
SO ffush as 10 leave his greenbacks layino
around loose over Sunday in his Office, is To
aunIose the would d-be-depredator imbued with
iht ScTnai tint to refreshing degree We
would thank the fellows, however next TINA
they set their clumsy hoots upon our desk in
entering 10 avoid up-setting our big inkstand
llls raises our dander.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

TWO OFURNIeHED ROOMS FOR RENT, AT No.
L 406 ID street, between 9th and 7th stB. mh7-tf
A CHANCE TO INVEST.-The subscriber has
from $500 to 5000 offering good chance to in
vest. mar 7lmHl WIN T. DRURY.
EUkNIsHsu ROOMS TO RENT-For rent, at
4 $50 18th street, east side, between g and II
streets, neatly furnished and very comfortable
BED BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR
in the city Every attention paid to those occupy
Ing them. No children in the house. ja7H
Evening star., 1863-03-23

NEW HoTELs-Charles Haskins, ESQ archi
fect, has obtained 4 lease of the Union Build
sigs. SO caliei, near Growers Theatsr with a
view 20 thr construction upon the premises OF
q noiei. Parties are also ssprospactins" for =
Iashl- -rable hotel in the extreme west end
Evening star., 1863-03-23

SEE FIRST PAGE of to-day's Star for interest.
ing local articles. -. 60.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

FRANKLIN BALI.-The Active Association
OF the FRANKLIN Engine Company will give a
grand ball On to morrow Tuesday, evening
lately been renovated and improved. A good
band Of music has been enga ged, and a fine time
is anticipated.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

Tax CHEAPEST AHp BEST HAIR DYR III FHH WoRLD--
Nets Fades OF Washss 0xs.-.Upham's lair Dye, %
cents box The best in use. Try it, Sold by b.
g. Pord, corner llth street and Pc. avenue, Wash
inston, and Henry Cook, Alexandra, 10 Sly
Evening star., 1863-03-23

ENINE LARGE MELODEON WANTED-Wanted
Il to purchase q large size piano style Meledson
Of best make at q low price for cash Address ME
lodeon," Star Office. mar 23-Sts
Evening star., 1863-03-23

WANTED-A young 6 IRL waiting maid and
w to do plain sewing. Inquire for Mrs. OLAhK
at No. 275 Vermont avenue, Immediately.
mar
Evening star., 1863-03-23

NANTED-A SITUATION by com petsnt cook
w with child; good home more OF an object
than good wages. Apply at 3S7 18th street, be
tween New York avenue and st. it
Evening star., 1863-03-23
FOR SALE AND RENT.

HANDSOME FRONT ROOM WITH BOARD
n for gentleman and wife two gen temen at
400 street, between 10th and l1th, south side.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-Ths subscriber
" offers for sale his FARM with 8rst. cla i'm
provements containing SO acres of land, adjoining
Tepally ytown, and within IN miles of Georgetown
and 4 n lies of the Center Market. The soil is ad
mirably adapted to market gardening or grass. As
a country seat it has perior, the view extend.
ing from II to 70 miller in every direction.
a. W. BLUNT, 81 La. av :, up stairs,
mar l0-lm& Washington.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

MADAME, DB. tTILLIERs' CONCERT will be
given Tomorrow night at WiIIards' Hall A
programme OF frst-class vocal and instrumen-
tai selections is announced; and Madame. de
Niiiisrs will be assisted by Miss Sophia
Schmidt, Mrs. r. Cluss, Mr.. Doehler, MIR. WooE
Will not fail to attend 60 = 80 -
Evening star., 1863-03-23

a SSISTANT QUAKTERMASTERS OFFICEl
"A Corner G. o:,d 2ad St-esfs
WASHINGTON. d. O.. March II, 1883
win be sold at public austien, ON FRIDAY, the
z7th instant quantity of Manure belonging to ths
Quar- Itsrmastsr's Department. lying at the horse
corral on 21d street. and on between 7lst snd 22d
streets, and at such other points as will then be
deeis mated By the auctioneer.
Terms cash In Government funds.
ssle to commente at tsu O'Clock as the horse
corral.
The manure to be removed within ten days after
the sale.
All manure kith erto purch ssed from this Depart
mept must be removed wi thin the tims above spec.
lied or 1t win be resold for the banedt the Gov
eEnnent, @. FL. TOMPKINS,
Ceptain ami A. @ M, U. s. A.
mar nd 10, ,Mc9UIkEh h co., Aasts.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

. XNANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM for a gentle
W man, wife and child, within five minutes
walk of the Metro politan Hotel. Terms moderate
References exchanged. Address CHARLES Y
PETERS, W ashington d. @. 23-2ts
Evening star., 1863-03-23

WANTED-Any enc with $500 capi al n
" gage In a light business, yielding immense
inquire of or address X. b. MILLIKEN, 492 7th
street. Washington, D. G., room No. up stairs.
IN 23-lX
Evening star., 1863-03-23

WAN rED-A COMMISSARY,S CLERK to as
w sist in making up some returrs Must be
thoroughly com mpetent, EDW. WILLARD,
ltF Army and Navy Broker, PA Pa ay
Evening star., 1863-03-23

" "ANPED-A SITUATION as chan bsrmaid in
w a private family; perfectly understands her
street for three days IT.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

N ANTHD--A GIRL to do chamberwork and
w make heI self ensraly useful Also wanted
good WASH ER and IRUNER, at 347 Pa avenue
% 2t*
Evening star., 1863-03-23

aSTHE ABOVE WAS POSTPONED FOR THE
want of bidders until SATURDAY, the 2ist inst
at the same place at 10 O'Clock m.
mar 's-zta WM. MARTIN, Bailif
S-THE ABOVE SALE WAS POSTPONED ON
account of the weather until TUESDAY the 9th
inst, at the same place, at 10 o'clock q. m.
mar 21-2t* WIN. MARTIN, Bailif.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

"AETED-A HOUSE containing not less than
w rooms; one 20 feet from front of lot pre-
ferred. frame brick; lot at least Is feet front.
situated b. tween Penn. avenue and X st north AZ
and 18th streets vest Any person having such
houfe for sale at reasonable price tcash) will
please address 20 P o. city Post Office. mh2t-3ts
Evening star., 1863-03-23

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT IN THE
Il FIRST WARD.-Will be rented for six months
we'll Furnished House with modern improve
ld 20 pe ps.a IN and
May. Apply between the hours of / and Sat No. Al
Six Buildings, Pa avenue. mar 2)3tt
Evening star., 1863-03-23

A GARDENER WANTED An experienced G ar
n dener wall find geod situation by applying
in mediateiy at No. 457 Ninth street west. near
the Patent Office, by addressing y B. X"
Box 1893, Post Office. A German preferred.
mai
Evening star., 1863-03-23

EOR SALE-A neat frst-class new BRICK
Il HOUSE, containing rooms, for sale. Price
only $3.50, S5m OF WHICH can remain on the house
for Is years. The location is healthy. The title
perfect, and there is not q better built house in
The city For further particulars address Post
once Box 521, or call after 0 clock at 322 5th
st., between and X mar 2l At
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07
THE CARRIER
January lst, 1868.

BE'urWrl ALEGoNvrhe following beautiful alegory is a>
trbutobe TO Hon. John Cendon conceived and uttered "
him Of his mastery pleas IN defence Of criminal ON trial
for his life, before Kentucky court;
"When God in lis eternal COUNSEL conceived tho thought Of
mans creation he called b him three Ministers who wait con.
stany upon The thronoJusc Truth aud Mercy thus
addressed them Shall make man" Then said Justice,
n end ,ake him not; for he will tramrlc upon thy laws
a. -a an ~Wor also q Cod make him not Tor he win uol,
tn, , ,maaries.' But Mercy dropping upon her knees
on5l,or; nm through bor tears exclaimed o Cod make
HIM IN will witch over him with my through all The
d. babs through which he moy have to tread Then God
made man and said 10 lm man. thou art the child Of Aer'
cy 20 and deal merciul With thy brother.
E-Iho Albany Knickerbocko don't like tosee young
lady pounding upon old piano the paor when her moth
er down stairs and her bgoor and sisters aEe running about
with dirty iaces and torn clothes
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07
CLEARFIELD, PA WEDNESDAY, JAN I, 1868
HORRIBLE DISCLOSURES IN RELATION TO A
POLITICAL PRISON.

Wa sug,l wholly Of The y,1 yson tho riso Of State
we know nothing whatever what occurs in the prison vher
rebels taken in arms are leptati is he prisoners of war;
tmust not be forgotten that there have been from Six
en- hundred political prisoners At Camp Chase at tmc and al
though several hundred lately discharged without
trial ,here ye! there four hund1ed-one un-
dred Of hee haye an vr ttses vi.A tsy. y
kentucky and Western Virginia, These are ,asen from
heT homes, from their beds night from the
houses in day time and great many them oa picked up iu
their fields at work, aul suffered ,log families be-,
fore being spirited oil 90 OH, and juc.rcer.taI in t celebrated
8astie which will soon b., os famous as O,nuu i5,.,
Our Olioans pal into the PRISON with these men
from other States and from them we have learned some fa
which The po0pc Of Ohio ough. to know Many Of these men
have been kept in this prison foe 5ya ono ,o, GREAT many for
Eve siy seven and EIGHT months without even, SEEING orl m
nr allowed 10 communicate persooav with ny one not even
wife. child father mother or spgange-.
They are furnished with nothing tut sng, oanle, even
these cold NIGHTS unless thew are able to purc,s additional
comforts with money thew NAV be able to command Many ar,
moor men an ,nebo to purchase t'av were no, par,1isl ii,
brngaong change of clothing and many had on when seized
,,o,lr In, summer wear l , ,. become, 6y worn, p
and yclrcoy hangs s,5a their backs
rac have no brllpe and are therefore c5nced to sleep
on the bare ra9~ls Tey have not enough wood furnished TO
keep fires up all night and hence the suffering Is iue flied by
the cold weather Ifihev attempt after night Co walk ou IN
the ward 10 ,l, of the cfs of the dre,ry ni.t ths are in
sanv threatened to be sho, by the guards as ordered by .ho.e
in command.
Dr. Aucn of Columbia county Ohio said no ,,ii on bare
beard until s hips were black and blue r4o wood furnished
them is four fee. long and hoy are compelled eae mes e..
copit up for thcnlsoves and the provisions being u.
raw they have TO cool, for themselves Recoec, always tt
these ale political isouors against whom no one apels q. ac
cusor aud no trial il. rermrted.
The prison has become fl hy-awlly and the rats
doyos prisoners attempt kin Of rats they
ore Iortdien and threatened wh being shot instantly. b'
oI
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07

rgasWhy are girls after certain age
called women' Because they begin to
WOO the mep
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07
CARRIERS ADDRESS
|c Tho Patrons of Gho
CTFABFTELD REPUBLICAN,

Once more kind fiopir the gentle CARRIER comes,
To leave your papers aud receive tho crumbs
That benevolent public always give
70 aelpth "Pria'sr'S Dsyl' boy toliyo
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-05
Demand for the Surrender of Vicksbu
No Battle at vicksburg since May 25th.
WASHINGTON. Jul

WASHINGTON, June 4.
A telegram was received tonight, extracted
from the Richmond Sentinel of June Sd, as
follows:
Jackson, lst.-Gen. Grant demanded the
surrender of Vicksburg on Thursday, giving
three days TO Gen. Gen. Pemberton to consid-
er the demand. Gen. Pemberton replied that
he did not want fifteen minutes, and his troops
would die in the trenches before they would
surrender. The enemy's gunboats continue
to fire heavy shot at the city. Port Hudson
is invested.
The General forwarding this dispatch adds:
There is nothing in the Richmond Enquirer of
the 4th.
Dispatches have been received directly from
Grants army Of dates respectively of May
18th, 18th, 30th and 3lst. They say nothing
OF any assault since 2lst and 22d, nor of any
battle since the 25th, which was not very
heavy. Our troops are represented to be in
good health, spirits and condition mp to 3lst
Of May. The siege was progressing with rea-
sonable satisfaction. There was not then any
immediate pressure on Grants rear, and Gen.
Banks had Port Hudson invested.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-05
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June A.
Cotton-active and frmer; sales at So a 56c for
middng uplands.
Flour-State and Western opened heavy and Sc
lower; Superfine State 20 a IS; Extra do IS az
8 05; choice do 10 a 30; Round Hoop Ohio 6 20
$3.50; choice do IS "a Z IS; Superfine Western
rs a 40; common to good Extra do 8 80 a. 20;
Southern lower; Mixed to good COG Z TO- Fancy
and Extra Is a 40; Canada SC lower: common
Extra 80 a 20; Extra good to choice 6 Is az So
wheat-cosed dull Chicago spring 23al A; Mil
waukee Club 30 a 45 Amber Iowa Co. Winter
Red Western 40 g 55; Amber Michigan l IS "a
60; Amber Jersey 81.
Corn-lc higher; Mixed Western sound 70 a so
new do % a -; White Western 70 a 50; Yellow
Western 70 az SO.
Beef-quiet; country Mess 70 "a 90; Prime so
az 90; repacked Chicago 10 SO az II I5; Prime Mess
20 90 az 22O0.
Pork-shade easier; Mess II rs for old: new Prime
10 30 q ii so for old and new; Prime Mess 10 s75 "a
Is 90 for new.
Sugar-more active and &c higher by auction; New
Orleans IL q l2t; Porto Rico 10s q IL; Muscov ado
1oS az 10y; Havana 10i "a 10I.
Molasses-less active; New Orleans 81 a 42t; Porto
Rico So; Muscovado "A.
Freghts to Liverpool-cotton nominal flour Is Cd /:
grain 81 9 I'd in bulk and ships bags.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-05

CO A correspondent of the New Orleans
Era says that during the first days fight at
Port Hudson, "Private r. II. Wilcox of Com
pany G, 10th Massachusetts, Regiment, had
mimic ball pass through his cap-box, belt and
blouse, and finally bury itself in testament
which covered his heart. The ball stopped at
the 3lst verse of the 2Ist chapter of st. Luke
which reads thus So likewise We, when ye
see these things come to pass, know we that
the kingdom of God is nigh at hand gave
no credit to the story until l saw box, belt
blouse and testament, and found Mr.. Wilcox
with pain in his left side, where the divine
word had made most forcible impression"