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PROPOSALS.
N 30 OS Ais FOR q IL HR
CHIP cuARfszHAsrER's OFFI6E,
iIkPor OF WiSaiNGfoH.

WAsHrNaToK. D. G., jan. 1s, lss4i
sP.LEp Proposals viii be received st thus ONCE
soni xHipA 2s ,f;on & Geioe. a.d1 no,
Sset Of Lumb Of TIE foIioSing Kind sad tssariD-
soooco feet OF insa white Pine conmon Quill
5000 feet 81 or r. atnsh IL @ Whise VI Pine Common Gull
Foco feet ronsusd ID ami AMI 4roovsd Flooring, Il t, Is
r.oc feet sIs Hem,o.k yoi.t, atsst loas.
s asiosk ioiss Is feet Ions
2s.c'o feet sxs Hem'oek Jo,st, y reo, lorg,
81 .s sss Ss. 9is & isss 9sa:
ss,Co9 fset sM Hemlock 9oist, u feet long,
$50 feet SKI Hemlock Joist, IA test long,
s5,coO Zee. szs He|iosk joist; is feet Ioas',
i5ov feet sx9 and 10 Hamock Joist, l6 feet long
Al the above described to be good mercnanIaels
Lrnber. subject to the inspection of an sgent ap-
to be aegeTed Wthn twenty
days after signing the contract
AZ oath d sHsssnes ss 70 the GOV so1
erEmeht nust ACCOMPANY each proposition.
II be awarded to him must be guaranteed By two
rsspensiole persons. whose signatures must be ap-
The EssponsiSiiity Of the gusr.ntoEs must b
aesTsa % sRs cfs ssrtsts G 9f the psst OF the
Bidders must be present In person when the bids
are orened. or their proposals VIII not be consid-
The full nsme and post OFF ce address OF each bid.
derr'qh1 be lec,bly written in the proposal.
~ bid ls m sde in the name of q arm, the names
Ui Inc pSrueS rlnsL appear, or the Dld Will De
signing it.
Bonds in the suul of halt the amount ofthe con-
tract Hgred oF the contractor and both of his
suerantOrR will required of the successful bidder
upon s.apins tss contract
The rIght te reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter
mSstar
Informal proposals will be rejsctrd
Proposals. mUst be sdd drsfsed TO Rrigsiiar Gene
rsl d. II. Rucher, Chief Depot Quarter master,
Ws'bipeton, o and ,hould be plainly n arksd
PFC possls for Lumber"
GUARANTY.
We, the md signed, resids ats Of, In the
qnty of -, and State Of hereby, Jointly
and severally. covenant with TIE United SSstss,
ami guaranty in case tbe foregoing bif Of - be
accs pied, that he or they viii. within ten days
after the acceptance of said bid, execute tie
tract for the With coed and sun cient sureiss,
to furnish tha lumber proposed il conformity to
TIE terms OF advertise uapt at=d December 18th,
1863. ooder which the bid was made and, in case
the raid hall fail to enter into ccntt act a.
sforetsid we guarantee to make good the differ
ence between the offer By the ssid - and the next
lowest ref pnnsibis bidder, or the person to whom
tn cont act may Do awarded.
TJtEe5s
Given under our hands and seals this - day OF
-, iSG.
(seal
TSsal.1
I kerety certify that, 20 :ss best Of my snosl-
&C ge ana belief, the above named guarsntOis are
good sc d suff csnt sureties for the amount fer
wbicn they offer 20 be security
To be certified by the United States District
Attorney, Collector OF Customs. or sny otker OH.
Ger under the T nited states Government, or re-
spon sible person known TO this Office.
d 4 RUCKER,
js 2O-td Brig. Gen and ousrtermaster.
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The. New Iudiaua. R e.iment,,

IEDIAEAPoLIs, Ian. 23.-The troops in the
camps ofrendezvousi in Indiana mum Der enQpgh
to organize at least four cavalry and three Ia.
fantry regiments Besides these, there are
many partially organized companies, which
will make the whOlelnumber of enlisted men
for the new regiments nearly 9,000. As coon as
these troops can be organized and ofdcered as
regiments, they will be placed under command
of Gen. Hoyey. - -FsfE-sr r3 - ,usfsegi r.sis
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1904 HEADQUARTERS FOB 1904
lOU4 VALENTINES; EOOf
WROLESALE AND RETAIL

loO4 VALENTINES; EOOf
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
the I'll s tn: sSa to dss
shFP5 seFPe wasEs5 ao sseqe o4ed
this n arket. consisting of the Nes York Valentine
The no.t bs1 al discount to ds.Isrs and suffers
Orders by mail promptly attended to. Call and ex-
ststionsiy aad Fancy Articles At low figures. CON
Books. Stationery, Back Cannon, Chess and Crib
kn1ss 1s n.Dsxs ana Poaoc
Rss Essiss fseIs; ssI Ru;sss, aSsps, =,
Ess:s s's:1: iees;sss so.t
Ssrss 30 cent stat!'ner, Packages for one dollar.
Iith. Album y, n, Cards s, for one .', dollar. ,I.
Psper Bags to Which We invite the attention Of
s .Se and poo.
ct A'Ia' s0'.' NV WI st's!'sS =. Il ssasrE1Ns
I'm Sst@s:n iih and isss st..
OP1a TO-DAY.
THE METROPOLITAN
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GALLERY.
PHILP soLoMONs,
3s2 PENN. Av.zuE.
jalsn between 9Th and 10th sts.
HINT TON TILL.
1R1xov.D FROM THE OLD srAsD 4o6 TO 3ss Psss.
AVENUE, UNDER METROPOLITAN HorELJ
Will keep constantly on hand full assortment of
GENTS FJRNIsHING GOODS,
of the ne vest and latest STYLES,
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
j. l5-2v [Intsl.l 49, ,.a
f. 90 A'> AND WINDOW sHADxs.
l52 sIvENTH STREET, 80.
81. t Opposite Patent Office. E.-f aar
Those in want are invited to call aud Examine
s1s III line e aos
and other styles Of Window Shades
Shade Fixtures, Cord Tasssis, &C.. In great W.
fI!ees as low q any in the District. aud fair
PsReI PR hug .a.S By hr't-sisss TSsFRsS1o; TRnTRSo;ox
jal54w s,-r Opposite the Patent ONCE.
SQUARE AND OVAL PICTURE RRAMEs.
452 SEVENTH STREET.
Opposite Patent Ofioe.)
ss b.1t Wss fasss and and
ssns u e SH
Also on hand, dns collection Of
YOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CARD FRAMES.
PleTURl CORDS, Le0Ps, TAss1Ls.
NAILS, RINGS, &C.. 30.
Terms cash. xRQrHR0oK,
np4w oeposits Patent Once.
1MoV VAL.
~ <-sz--as' HINTON TEvL. ~ 49,
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OFFICE DEPOT OOMMIssARY OF sUBsIs-

WdShtngtOH. d. c., Jan l9. 1884
eEALEp Proposals., in duplicate, are invited mn.
Edss Z If auo, a ost q;
i District OF Columbia, fer three months or more,
The .bovs articles to be cole ctsd By the eontrac
Ss :. :n
i r. sSntTsssos .h.II e Esbls for all the Hide.
.noai ssu shtsrsd e e.a Be- made % sati"f.c
tSrily to appear to the Subsistence Department
to obtain the said articles
PAYMENT win be required every ten days in Coy
The bids will state the amount per animal, for
The articles referred to- and be by the
and essi 81 s.at q scs%s
can be obtained BY application to the undersigned
PROPOSALS.
Ss.a for 3: Hides. fSeRs. PsIle. aeofs and
of ss .,
<. sS,as and to IN .hs conditions Of
GUARANTY.
saf saa .s sssasn. tn
and severally. co7snant with the unitsd states,
ss sss 1GfsssSs
Ter Ter the .eceptsnss q said hid sisn contrast for
h.t.s viii come bis sseurisy on BE send % n the the
SAN Of fifteen thous dol!srs e, the perform .nes
e enter into contract. unasr tn, terms Of tie tie
Hdss Tso~ and Horns Rs saSIsntss pl0nssss
sy sss q 0d the sS the offer made
e:
Witness: Given under our hands and seals
lthis - day Of - lS
ls.aEl
The responsibility of the suarantors tnust he
,hor By the scai certificate OF a United states
.ttist nstIist Attorney or Unitsd states Judge The
eeftrcste must be IN the fol!ovins form
nfNtory TO me-, tie sbove- named guarantors are
goo snd SUFFICIENT as sureiies for dou Die the
a@ount for which they offer to be security,
,To which each suarantor must make and sppsnd
stats OF -. count, Of ----. Before me-
---.s-,in I'm and for the county an State sfore.
said pe,sopslly appeared -, one Of the SURE ties
dsposss and says that h. is worth over and sb1vs
AZ Just dsots and liabilities. the sum of~thirsy
=. Subscribed and sworn before me this is-day
No bids will be considered unless made ont in
conformity with the above form, and are secompa.
a,sa as 0, the foregoing guarantee. certificate and
All bidders must forwar with their proposals. xn
Ssth OF allesancs unless one may be on hls with
.ss on Ger ybo shsl open the hi ls; and no prop,-
ents, ss veil IN fact a. in form Viii be- con-
ipS or reg rasa ss proposal within ths mean.
sLIhs contractor win Be heId seeoantsbls for the
tact "A 'o o
BIDDERS must be pre.ent at the opening # the bids
sorssd Proposals for pufehasins Hides and Il Tai.
"H &c ;" and be directed to the undersIsnad
h0-td Lieutsnant Colonel and o. 3.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This excellent Family and News Journal.
containing . greater variety of interesting
RET ing than can be foun.a In any other. is
puhbshsr Oh Friday mnruiug
L. invariably contains the washington
News" that has made the daily EVENING
STAR circulate 30 generally throughout ths
county. .... e.
TERMS,
Cash, iauaria5sy ~ advanoe.
Single copy, per annum. So
Single copies. in wrappers, FIVE CRsrs
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.n.a,h Of an Actress.

} ,pu,r. .knrLrHrA, Jan E23.--The Arch street
Theater is closed this evening in conseausnce
the dsasn .s,er q 81 IL normsr s
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Recruits Wanted
TO FILL
THE QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS.
$45o,
S125 of which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS.
1852.
S125 of which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR ooLoREp RECRUITS,
$50,
Paid in advance.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
viii apply to any of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
8. 8. BA8 ER.
Engine Hall, near the Market, On PennxyIvsnia
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets.
J.C. HYDE,
Corner of Fourteenth and New York avenue.
O. A. KEAsBEY,
H street, near corner Of Nineteenth and Penn
sylyania avenue.
&c. PARKER,
Corner Of High and Dunbarton streets, George.
town.
&C. LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, has been
ar pointed Recruiting Officer.
HENRY A. SOHBETZ,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
ia l8-tf District Of Columbia
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q soe The Cincinn ati Sanitary fair. tia
r,,roIrnArre Tan. 23.-The sum Of s2OQ 600
has be en- Maid over to the sanitary commission
nv the oficers of the sanitary far The funds
are still coming 1t is thought the net total
will reach S210. zoe. -. = y ---------.-lS5 So "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25

Execution Of Guerrilla Leader. Ea-t
y iLouIsyILLR,7 Jaus a2A-Iames w. Love. q
guerrilla and fobbers was hnng ct Oolumbus,
crime In the calender. g -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25
General R osecrans Assigned to the BPrart-
mtnt Of Mi>sOuri-Grueral Scafield Or.
dered to Report to General Grant

CINCINNATI, Jan. 23-It is Off tally an
nounced that General Rosecrans has been
ass igned 10 the command Of the Depa. .tment of
the Missouri.
General Sccfield has been ordered to report
to General Grant, who will probably assign
him to a command in East Tennessee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25
IMPORTANT FROM TIE EsoUrRwEsr
Lssestrest Advancing on Kuoxylilc-John
Worsan at the head Of 5,0G0 Cavalry Coz

NieCiHhA Jan. 24.-A des pat ch says that
captain Ekn, staff officer IRON KnoxyiIIe on
Ihufsoay week age, brings information that
Ia nsstrset has been r. inforced by $4,000 men,
g'r's forces b. fore him II il thouyhtonr army
VIII te compelled 10 ial oack to the intren ch
ents at kn"Nvilir. /. is reported that John
moIean ~ AZ .he heaG u $500 avalry, to make
tween Knoxville and Chat .ncoga, or attempt
a raid into Kentucky
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CnfOunded Rumor-NO Rebel Forces at
WiucheStpr

BALTIMORE, Jan 23-The prevailing rumor
here to-day, about the rebels being in armed
force in Winchester, Va, finds no confirmation
from the most reliable sources and latest
adyices.
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rHII1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Washinsros, D. C., January 1, 1854
AZ dealers IN Drug, aardvars. Lg%ber. Lesth-
quested to send to this ofhoe. on the MON DAY Of
each week, sealed proposal or list duplicate OF
Denot ats ort notice With the price of each marx
plain asurss, so that in case the sxigsncie .
be obtaiped without delay and at the lowest price
Dealers wiships to sell to this Depot viii Be re-
quiI ed to furnish the list punctually every Mon.
day morning. D. b. RUCK 1R,
Jas If DEPOT of Washineton
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OANTERRURY HALL,
h2'10 L otsFHkSSsT:} ottkTHsBSsT:} rHss4sr. AHR
Rear y, natonni nsiAnt and hs.ropoi,., hAnroo Hot.
dEoRas LA. ..----.....----... Proprietor
EVA BRENT,
fRsssT1sE iksssF1sE bE.AIsss,, bss4Isss,
kINs kISs Bk9FHsks,. Bk9FHsks.
nAS4s ztaAS 1sR ASD EDWARDS, fP%As4s,
GEO r. EDEsoN,
ssE4F Great sFAk sFAk ALEtasSE AtktAsSE
ISABILL OF
UNgXAMPLED s2LlNDOR TONIGHT.
UNEXAMPLED SPLENDeR O-NIGnT
Concluding with the eide Splitting Comic Pauto-
mime entitled
ssoHootsoY soHootsoY skokIGs,, sskkoEISs,
By the Great Psntomime Compan
quarter before ocioof Adis!en g and e a.
]. POPULAR 2 q rAH1tH ssaHs5sEE MAT5SEE .vr,pvoox
WASHINGTON THEATER,
tCARHsI's,) ELEVENTH STREET.
MISS LAURA KElNl
Respectfully to the ems Of Washing.
ten and Georgetown that she will open the above
place Of amusement on
MONDAY NIGHT, Feb. l. 1854,
With . frst-class
COMEDY COMPANY
FROM
js34t. INV YORK,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25

CIRCULATING TEE DoCUMENTs.-Gen. Long.
street lately complained to Gen. Foster that
latng The Presidents Amnesty Proclamation
amoTIe. his troops, and that ali documents
shonld pass through ofAcial hands. Foster re-
piled politely. and enclosed number OF the
men. Rut v hether this method Is the best or
not. our soldiers continue the nnoficial aud
irregular actice OF circulating the docu ments.
e EMr.s s. Jones, lately returned from the
South, appeared at the military provost mar
shars office, en- Saturday last, and, A:cording
to the terms Of the Preeidents anne ~ proc a.
NATION. took the oath of alleeiAnce and WAS
! relies eed BaltiMere Hes. IS AZ z{EE .t.
~ A man, !, namsd Mallory, has been sens.
tenced to thirty days hard labor by the mill.
tary authorities Of Baltimore, for selling Aquor
to soldiers, -saces....is1 .,.s s.s,s,s,s ..-s--,
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MI TEETH.
VI. LOOMS, N: D., the Inventor and Patente
EDUCATIONAL.

VlROOKVILLl ACADEMY,
ID Hons School for Boys.
Terms $50 per session f21 weeks.) Address
r. X. BURNS, PRINCIPAL,
de % I'm Brookville, Montgomery CO :, Nd.
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SE4E s-sas1 Nsz - 4lsa 4gs Az ssa1asezs5za sza
saelS ,nsla szEks tasa z83 Is sasSsgF Eesss ass
sess f1ssS @4AloAaAka - 7saa as4d sAr5',a e .
sssse & FfsYssERW " 81 e ~
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.sso3a1 81 d 3sia,p.i iiisl 10 eta45s s,e5ss 4er-a
/. fes..sga-ex seS ulc.aai.I t,.,,k.ay.x l.aa.a.,
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@ A u II I O N
FROM
The American Watch COMPANY.

~ "A ~ Il i - N
FROM
The American Watch Company.
It having cone to our knovled &c tha. limitations
of the American Watch have been put upon the
market in great umbers calculated by their utter
worthlessness, to injure the reputation Of our
genuine produets,-to protect onr own interests
and the public from imposition, We again pu blish
the trade marks by which our Watches may in
variably be known.
We manufacture four styles of Watches
The FIasr has the name
"AMIRIOAN WATCH CO.. Waltham, Mass. u
engraved on the inside plate.
The SECOND has the name
"APPLHToN, TRACY & CO.. Wsltham, Mass. y
engraved on the inside plate.
The IHIRD has the name
up. 8. BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass. /" engraved
{ on the inside plate. rs- ,s
Al the above styles have the name American
in every respect.
The FouRrH has the name
"WM. ILLlRY. Boston, Mass" engraved on
the inside plate, and IL not named on the dial
All the above described Watches are made Of
various sises and sold in geld and silver
a. may be required.
It 10 hardly possible for as to accurately describe
the numerous limitations to which We have allu
dad. They are usually inscribed with names 30
nearly approaching our own ss to escape the OBJ
servstien of the unaseastomed buyer. Some are
represented a. made By the ;" Union Watch Co., OF
Boston, Mass. Emo such company existing. Some
<y~ ali Hi~~ - uy ~1,, - Ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25

IN Ing carriagss to be re painted should NOT have
them dcns Until they giys me asaD. Al vorl done
by ne yasrMsa, e u e icos e Eooa and A. .sas ,s =
Wa gen builders vAq keye no painters would dnd It
their aassss. s1fiss i Sos.h p.ip,.r
Z. Aeer 0s cor. Of Nd. AZ. and 5th. st.. Uland.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
FoRD'e NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET. ABOVE B.
'ozH T. Manager and froprietcr r
tAlso OF Holiday Street Thsater, BaltimoFs)
MONDAY EVENING, jan Is,
MRS. D. P BOWERS.
OUR STAR COMPANY.
JOHN BRoUGHAM's PLAY,
EErr1LKo
LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET,
NIB. BISHOP
IN
AFAvoRITH PARoE.
EAST LYNNE IS IN PREPARATION.
GROWERS THEATER,
Pennsyluania Avenue, near Wiltards' Hotel.
MONDAY 1yanINa Jan. 2,, 1864.
THE MA GNfiiioENT,
OR, THE HAMhsA; 5sM1sA MOTHER.
=, This drama was first produced in Paris, SO ne
months to oysrScving houses rhe suese.s Of tss
production, was probably due. in some msslure,
10 the bearing which it raj upon the ce!seIstsi
whole ohrisiian world. The authorship OF the
Play wa, nominally given to Vic or s. jour but it
play proceeded from the PEN OF Mons Moequa
the @ts tsesrstary ;l Of the Emperor.
'' 'Is 'sis OrA'fs SoSsRHf SdRH9isfo So EpAt.
o
is divided into prologue and four acts, ana viii
p 4 Mosr MOST POWERFUL CAST.
The Prologue takes place in Sisasino, H2. The
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slS1 "a - 1Aa Aa&AA& Sas4G y = = a
q RIA 6FSE 3ga xst9 stFs nF EfaEa A3ElSz
q $50 ss7as - eS7 b. bss5sEf sssa sss5l s0Ts
-eF - iffw sIig - sIoSs ssa a6lAss19AGs igss
-5s5Ht u ~ 3 sHxa es ass s55ifscS .gE ,e@xts
.k4A { sagh bas Ese1sstsh . = = ssz ;
sSxssA
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To be certified By the United States District At.
torney, Collector Of Customs, or any other ofaoer
under the United States Government or rsspon.
sible person known to this ONCE.
Il. RUOKIR,
de 9-H Brig. Gen. and @. III.
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E7a3 q @aNAa Tf.aJ .EEEla EIV7EHs s|Els1l5II 4
ssna Fsaf = ssga 7d: gaivA 4 sTp4a8 s4s,sta
a-.ffB - Faa IiiH fsssa,33 re s.ctse
/ gaa stg5 - LsfiIassT ~ lEa2az 2a9 CT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25

sM1P OF THN BAyTLN or aIr4YapV1a
J, eesst. Ees ~ 11AHox TAxLOA.
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NyHl CONFIDENTIAL GUIDE.
Tfsafiss o. /" Ssnsix1l wsokSess." Z.
ola, youns. narritd. and ansis III learn some
Ladies viii als0 learn eomethins to their adyan-
taFe by perusine : Tho Confidential Guide.
6ent 10 any address In . sealed envelope, on the
teoeipt OF tn cenfs and one red stamp: ,...
'sSe'SSdresa .>1.'-t,FE5 DR. a. A.LATOMTAIN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

WAsaixoroS. Nay 2e. The secrelAry
Of the Treasury has directed the Assist
ant TrsasureFs At New York. Philsd~h
phia, and Boston 70 rseeise Five per
Cent I.egal-Tenders, with coupons a.
attached at The foil amount Of the face.
and June coupons, in payment for The
Territories.
The subscriptions to this popular loan
continue 10 fow in At the rate Of nj.
lion a day; and il the new fnternal
Revenue and Tariff Acts we're 10 fol
operation, the revenue from these
sources would, il is thought, pay the en-
tire expenses Of the Government To
provide 10 the meantime FOR the pay.
nent Of the army and for the expenses
Of the great military movements nos 20
ing on, bonds Of the loan Of 1851 10 the
amount Of 6fty or seventy-sve millions
will probably be offered through The
Assistant Treasurers and Nations
Banks 10 The highest bidders
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
PROPO AIS.

osier unitsd states Com q suh.ist.--s.
~ nsville. lad ssy -, IA
CHILD PRnFOsALs Is DUPLICATE
- uii' D. rsoslrsa a. this assea uufi SkFUg.
DAT Nay 18th. Il u i0r Re fsih ~ins osss~
tnAssarx - reas
1000 barrels flour. chris Fxtra, 10
fssrf~is iuii hc-d lined; D sHi 70 - -fstra To-
- 49, sta sra { o. not les tiaaa tso 3 u46s
100 Barrels Mess Pork
All r. - O. = - thr - II t.. auA e -
a~ittrnr4 rec Z s1E~s % "a & it~d l. - 81
deeya=e. sEc az rs G. ) Sub~tst@n Str bras,
at - tine o ela-d - the " - 81. Ne sKf, n
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Ee5-Mail agent Green informs a. n,

E6-Msil agent Green informs a. that
Cspt De Ia Hunt, Of Gen. Hoveys staff,
came down on the Eagle TO Csnselton
yesterday, just from the front lie re-
ceived severe flesh wound 10 the thigh
at Resaca, which will disable him for
while. The rebels seem 70 have par
ticuIar spite at our friend De Ia Hunt, a.
this is the fifth or sixth time they have
wounded him. We think he will out
iiEs the bogus Confsdsraey yet, - he 10
not seriously hurt A more gallant
gentleman and trusr soldier never lived.
We hope he will soon be able 70 visit his
numerous friends in this city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

CoSoERT. Masonic Hall vas crowd
cd on Saturday night to witness the last
concert by the Crescents and the MoEArt
Society, and more delighted ssdispcs
we have seldom seen.
The Concert Waltz, composed BY Mr.
Warren expressly for this occasion, was
repeated with admirable effect
The guitar solos BY Captain Moses
and Mr, Warren we're greeted With uni.
versal applause, and we're beyond all
praise.
Mr.. Russell repeated the thrilling song
of"who will Save theLefs, " in mastery
style, adding thereby greatly 10 his vel
established reputation as . vocalist
The quarte,tes we're received with vsst
delight by the large aud highly cultivated
audience.
ALI Burrett's Rotations we're GEM
in tho entertainment which shone con
spieuously, drawing teArs and laugh.e
alternately from the crowd. His Erich
mond on the Jeems vas fearfaIly side
: splitting, and was itself worth twics Cd,
admission fee.
The closing March Was wsoeiHS pes
Torrance aud brought The sstirs aud
ence to their feet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

A Lor or FINE FURSrTuRs AT AuorioS.
Hiram Nelson will sell At public aue-
tion on Tuesday, May Slst, commencing
at q o'clock, on the corner Of Sixth and
Cherry streets, at the residence Of Solo
mon Kohn, all Of his household fnrni-
ture, consisting of fne Brussels carpets,
ingram carpets, sofas, divsns, sofa chairs,
cane-seat chairs, bureaus, tables, ward
robes, stands, and general variety of
good furniture; also 6ne lot Of cup
board and China ware, and large guam
tity Of cook and parlor stoves and kitchen
furniture in abundance. This is the best
chance to gos the above articles that has
been offered for long time.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

EELisTISd EaRoEs.-Ws learn that the
recruiting officers are making pretty
clean sweep Of the darkisS in Kentucky
in the river counties near here, above
and below Conservation stands
agbast Negro volunteering is going on
briskly, aud Recruiting officers are busy
Ia taking down the names Of Bill. Bob,
Jack, Sam, &c. When they cons to the
surname, It Is said sbst there Is some
trouble to learn q, snd the slave gen
orally gives the name Of his +" msssa.
What does the 7issss Ihink OF nisca-
genation noW7