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Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
DhilsJolDbio Nav 90 Tho cold ,

Philadelphia, May 2s.-Thc gold me-
dal presented to Gen. Washington by
Congress, on the evacuation of Boston by
the British, and the only one ever pre-
scented to him, has been purchased by a
few gentlemen of Delaware, and will be
presented to Liert.-Gen. Grant. The sun
paid for the medal is over five thousand
dollars.
a special dispatch to tho Evening Tcle-
graph from Washington, 2Sth, says ad-
vices by Port Royal on the Rappahannock,
from the army of tho Potomac, are up to
Thursday night. The rebel army were
busily engaged in intrenching on the north
-ide of South Anna river, and are appa-
reutly expecting us to attack them in their
works.
No battle had taken place up to the
time cur informant, an officer, left. Our
left had crossed the Pamunkey river east
Of SaxtoD's Junction.
Our whole army was in glorious spirits,
aud were it not for giving information of
movement bef)ro it was completed, VIC
could send some cheering news.
1t is believed Lee is being largely rein
forced from Rcauregard's and other ar
mics.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
HDoRS. TRANS-MTSS. DEPT.
Shreveport, La. Nay 70. "a

HDoRS. TRANS-MTSS. DEPT.
Shreveport, Ia, Nay 70 - 90
| GESrFGL OKnERsi
| No. 70.
! 7. The following Act Of Congress Is published
4 4. for the information Of the army in This d.
Taitmcnf
IAN ACT 70 rhorIrE FoR nErIEIxd oFrrcrR,
oF THE ARMY"
| The Congress Of the Confederate States #
America dv cnsci, That the President be AMI
he i hereby authorized, upon the recnmmsn
datfon OF any General commanding a depart
ment or an army, TO discharge from seiric5
any officer Of the Confederate States Army Oh
cf the Provisional Army Of the Confederate
States, who has no command aud cnnnot a.
assigned to any appropriate duty, or xho is in-
| competent or Inefficient. or who rnay he absent
from his command without leave: PTar.L
That any officer who may bc discharged iii
! incomPstency, ineliiricncy o. absence ifon
his command without leave, shal he eniiiiel
| to trial before an examining Board. unlel
existing laws, III he demands il Of the Com
manding General within thirty days; FrgrilA
fiTthtT, That il shall not extend 10 any Officer
who il absent on account of captivity" lAP-
proved February 18th, 1SJI)
Ill. In pursuance of the above Act Of Con
| gress. all officers, whether Of the Regular or
Provisional Army in this Department, who aTe
absent from their commands without anthc-
rity- will be dropped from the Rolls Of thc
Army on the 30ih day of June, 1864.
III. All officers in this Department who have
been assigned 10 duty away from their coz
mands. whether hy order Of the Secretary 4
War, Department or District Commanders. viii
report by letter TO Department Head Quarters,
their address and duty upon which they ale
engaged.
Ill All returns required by the Army Reg
ulntions 10 be made 10 the AdIutant and In
spector General, Richmond, Va, will in futurt
be forwarded TO these Head Quarters
Y. Enrolling Officers are authorized tD cal
cut the Reserve Corps Of their respective cOun
ties or parishes. whenever their assistance j.
required in aIresting deserters, or for arrest
ing and queliing bands Of marauders.
VI Officers engaged I'D the collection Of the
Tax in Kind, and officers drawing the same
for troops. will conform strictly to the instruc
tiOns Of the War Department, the Quartermss
ter General, and Of the Controlling Quarter
mas tiers.
BY command Of Gen. L. KIRBY SMITH,
(Signed) S. 5. ANDERSON.
ia Asst AdJfGen-
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15

Nr1HER HERO LosT.-We can no lorger
sitter ourselves with doubt as to the dea,L
i "ur famo;:s cavalry GeneralJ E. D. Stna,,
- 'irglnia which has been some time reported
~ Northern papers. We see in the Chicago
mos fall extracts from the Richmond papers.
hca give particulars. The occasion would
ret Justify lengthy and minute forgcries of ex-
liacts.
The account goes that he was wounded ON
tho llth in successful attack on the enemy
near Erook Turnpike. lie was near Major
Irethed's battery, which was temporarily left
without adequate support. The enemy charged
dpon the battery, when Gen. Stuart dashed
4zto them, killing one With a Iistol shat, and
six with his sabre, before he was mortaily
"odHded. 1t was q sad affair. and we hope
will be Warming to our too brave and in.petu-
Gus generals not to throw away their liros in
the enthusiasm of battle What are ..one
killed with pistol and six with a sabre" of
that miserable horde of psmires; in compari
son with the life of Gen. Stuart Better have
lost Brethcds battery and forty others
The bail entered his left side Just above the
lir, and passed through him. He died next
LAY at S o'clock, p. NJ His wife was sent for
to Hanover county, and arrived the night he
lied, but too late to see him breathe his last.
lie died in great peace and tranquility lie
had been commitment in the Episcopal
Church since the age of 10 years The SEN
'nel says, che looked death frankly in the
lace, and was not afraid IIe knew and rc-
allied his responsibilities but did not dread
hem He had made his peace with God. and
was now 'Soothad and sustained by that un-
taltering trust which enabled him to approach
the grave like one who wraps the drapery ct
his couch around him, and lies down to pleasan,
,irrams.'"
Thus he has gone to join the kindred spiri,
OF the have and good jackson, and nation
fnourns his loss. Ills fame is now crvstalzed
M the hearts and memories of the people. and
can suffer no change forever.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
GhHdorr-I can call spirits from the vast

G}.ndogT-I can call spirits from the Vastly
deep.
Tcfspm- Why so can |, or so can any man
fut will they come when you do call for them,
The Governors Of Ohio, Illinois, Indi-
ana. Wisconsin and Michigan have ten
'Iercd Lincoln 100, 600 soldiers for 100
lays. That "thu.tlers in the preface"
awlully, but is not likely to be much of
= storm. The Chicsgo Times says:
Illinois has never failed to PROMPTLY
lcSrond to the demands upon her for
soldiers until this ridiculous hundred day
all Of her inebriate. Governor. That
was too much for her, and not single
regiment attempted to be raised has
been filed The folly of the call-the
nsclcssncss Of the men if they should be
furnished the utter waste of the money
10 be expended in raising, arming and
sending them forward apparent
10 the dullest comprehension; and the
leault Is that not the half of twenty
thousand men have been obtained, and
Il those obtained, many are very chll
dlen What next in the wretcllcd man
cement Of this WARP
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
HDQRS- COMMANDANT Coysrprn
DIsT- ARK, Washington. Jun. III
The following General Orders are nr,,:
fcr the Information Of al Concerned iuoii shsl
Conf; rurserS,. r.i,

iof me Information Q: al concerned f1Dh shel
~ r. pASLFv
CofhIi Ccuscripts. d.
TRANs-MIss- DEPAErNEsT ~
Marshall. Texas, Nav s0tb A..
GENERAL ORDERS, No. ii. io'i
|. The following schedule Of n-;.,
Ished for the benefit Of all concerno5 PAT
III. All owners Of Grisi ana S7r Mn
have been or may hereafter be de-, FAR
miller, or who may have a conserin, l'.as as
as miller or engineer in said mills sb.1i .tl
quired to make an affidavit before ''s'
son authorized TO administer oaths .b,,I In
the continuance Of such detail, the IN IN
charge or take more than one-eichtb ss "a no
grain ground in such mill, and thar ,L- iof
sell the surplus Of the toll received ~ sll
mill lover n support fer their familiasl ]. th4
Government, soldiers families and hs
persons, at the prices fixed by the COM; gent
ers of the several States of This na-asi0n-
and the owners Of saw mills will seIl tbs,. sent
Der at 81 per hundred feet iaa-
Ill. Conscripts detailed as tanners
may have any conscript detailed to vo,. ss9
them, shall be required to make an ss;s.AiT ~
prescribed in Section IL Of this Ord ! A.
during the continuance Of their detail J, nat
will sell all their leather at the prices s, aey
the Commissioners of the several STATE. ss.,y
Department. Us
Nv. Conscripts detailed for tie bs,.s.
the public as Shoemakers and HarLsr.'.,"
shall be required to make a similar sa5.-.a
that during the continuance O. their d.,..,r1
they shall not charge more than at the 49, "
seven dollars per day for their labor. -. Nv
the material is furnished them: and Wbsra ~
party detailed furnishes the material. tbn - y
tual cost Of the same shall be added N Il
price Of their labor per day.
v. Conscripts detailed as Physicians .A,r
make an affidavit that during the ccu,ipu,,,l
of their detail, they will not charge the fam,
lies Of officers aud soldiers absent in tbe arr,-
more than the customary rates before the =.
in said locality, AID if their charges 10 ofbs..
are extortionate, their details will le reTOkas
vi. COnscripts detailed Ms Stockraisers !.
owners who may have a conscript detailed
look after their stock, shall make similar :,
| iidavit that daring their detail they will s4r
each year. their surplus stock, wool &c. Y,
prccs fixed by the several States Of hi, "
partmcnt
VII. Conscripts detailed 10 make looms "a,
spinning wheels shall make similar aihdsra
that during the continuance OF their Jet,f,
they will not charge exceeding FIVE dollars rr-
day for thsir labor, where the material is fp,
nished them, and where they furnish the M.
ierial, the cost Of the same shall be added
the price Of their labor.
VIII. Any person evading, OF attempting ~
evasion Of the foregoing orders, his d.ts
shall be promptly revoked, and he be placsl
in the army
TX. All Conscript officers Of this Depart
meni, are charged with the rigid ehfgrceInsu
of these orders.
By command Of Brig. Gen GaEEE.
15-3W "A. POPE, Capt & A. A. Gen
r. Camden Herald cory times.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
Notice to Debtors.

I WILL be mt Washington, Ark, on the 9th,
l. 10th and llth Of juno, 1S6I, for the pur-
pose Of receiving payment Of debts die by
citizens Of the Eastern District of Arkansas 70
alien enemies. And on the ith and 18th Of
June, will attend at Lewisvile, in Lafa yette;
and on the 18th Of June will be ut Camden.
Ara, for four or i've days for the same rur-
pose. Debtors will b. prompt IL attending
at the times appointed. Debtors residing at
Magnolia. E,doraio, anl other points in those
counties, will meet rae ht Camlun, Ark
A. II RUTHERFORD, III NJ A
Rec IN East risi cl AIk
June 8, 1861 49,
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15

fIGHL-sT LAKE VH.LAGE.-A brave and In.
tefffgent officer with Marmadukc, who Away.
tells prccisely what he knows. writes US from
Lake Village, June 9Th:
! Our stay along the river creates consilerable
excitement among the Feds, and their fleets are
| in continual hubbub rs TO when tbcv shall
| meet us. Day before yesterday Snitb's Div oi
10th corps, DankS' Amy, 1000 strouo p,ssc5
up. Fearing to go on the river tbnv Land, Il ho
low Old River lake. and marched around the
lake TO The river again. We had no oi,irction
TO this, but desired TO entertain them on the
way. SO we took position on Dutch BAYOU. be-
low Lake Village, where the enemy 10 charge us
the Bayou Our force was 700 and picccs Of
artillery. Tie fight lasted six hours The en-
emy made three charges on our position but
were driven back. At3P NJ. we withdrew in
perfect order Our loss killed. wounded and
missing, 25. Eucmy's killed and wounded 200
at least. They buried 10 killed. After the
tight they campCd in aud around Lake Village.
and destroyed everything of use except houses,
OF which they burned two or three. Maj. Gen.
Smith was drunk. and seemed to have idea
but that it was simply necessary TO throw his
troops forward aud sgain our position by main
force. Our tioops (Greens Brigade, Col. Green
com 81 fought with remarkable doggedness
and gallantry. Several officers were wounded
Among them Mai Eainwater, Gen Marmaduk1 e
Chief If Ordnance painfully Capt riicr,S Moore
# the stan bad their horses killed Gen e :,
hoIsc and Capt. Nhoons also wounded
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15

HD ous. CoMD'r CoNscRIrTs, DIsT. OF AK,
Washington, June 9th, 1864.
The following General Orders are pnhiished
for the information and guidance Of all cen
cernel
L. +. DANLEY,
COmd't Conscripts, District OF Ark-
HEADQUARTERS TRAYs-M DErT.
Shreveport, La, May ~, lsGi
General Orders No. 30.
l. All persons liable TO military duty will Re
Immediately enrolled They will be asst isteu
in accordance with the following regulations
lst. All assignments must be made bT ING
Commandant OF Conscripts, of the State where
the conscript is enrolled.
ID. No cOnscript will be assigned 70 cavaiis
command, until the infantry regiments Ahd
artillery companies have received their COIL
plement.
3rd. Conscripts will be assigned TO comps
nies having less than the minimum, sixiy-leu.
privatcs, until al the companies reaen -
number.
4th. All assignments will lie made TO req
ments in the order in which they were organ
| zed, filling the Oldest regiment first
III. All officers in command OF comPanlesS
infantry and artillery will forthwith send 70 '.s
Commandant of Conscripts OF the Stas =
which the command was raised, accurate ~.
tilted reports Of their companies, slnu.e
strength present and absent, daie OF org ana n,rh
ton and arm of service, and withou' s
reports, showing they do not eIceea 80
four priyates, no conscript will be assishel
nj. Officers are prohibited from recei'lus
eon,cripts who have not been assigned I'D
cor,Iance with this order. h.,.
Nv Officers in command Of regiments, III
tal;ops Sc.. will furnish 70 Brig Gen; orstn' r'n
CLief Of the Bureau of Conscripton' hals -
Teas. a monthly roll of dessrters and az aG'sr 81.
80. wi,Lnut leave. This will be arraneea =. ~
eor,linr u the County and State g whleh Wi III
asr,ies belong. aud will set forth the time -
pIace OF dssertiOn in each case
~ Gen. L. KIRBY SNIrH- :
u 4 5. AMBER ,uA. n. N M
t-isnef los,
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
ag- A correspondent of tho ST. Louis

BE- A correspondent of tho ST. Louis
Democrat, writing from near Columbia
in this State, on the 25th uitimo, says
Navigation Of tho Lower Mississippi is
now, and will be for some time, extremely
perilous, and we advise women and chill
dren to stay at home, or travel where
there is less danger and more pleasure
This trouble from guerrillas is the result OF
the miserable failure OF Banks, Porter 4
Co. up Red river Marmlduke will pro.
badly organize large forco to operate on
the Mississippi, breaking mp government
planters and render navigation too dan
eerous to be rohtaJlc. We do not anti
cipate, however, that be nor all his guer-
rilla host will blow the marine brigade,
sunboats and all, out of the water, but
people may make mp their minds for a
large amoun. Of fighting on tie river this
season.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15

4 Ill persons indebted to the late sorill-
n Western Democrat, published ut Para
ciifts, Ark, for Advertising. job Work and
Subscription. are hereby notified that Con fe.ie
rate money will be chrcrfuly taken in settle
mcnt Of accounts drawn out some time ago nt
advanced rates.
Settlements can he male 10y calling n; the
WG,i nyton Telegraph Office on the late rropiie
tor. THOMAS A. SCOTT
Wnshiurton Sth June 1861
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

Washington, Ark June 10th, 1864.
\ conformity with IN Act Of Congress Of the
] Confederate States, approved February Z.
1864, entitled can Act to organize forces OF
serve during the war;" hereby certify that,
in addition to the officers heretofore exempted.
specified in my certificates Of April 30th and
May 18th, 1864, the following officers are ne
cessary for the proper administration Of the
Government of the State Of Arkansas, to-wit:
The County Tax Collectors Of each county,
where their duty is not performed by the Sheriff.
Given under my hand at Washington, Ark,
this the 10th day Of June, 1864.
16-l ii. FLANAGAN
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15

CIR. ETTER's ARTILLERY CoapAyY.-Nany
~fthe men arc needing clothing particularly
ants, drawers, shirts and socks The fami
I.cs friends Of any of the soldiers in this
forward, can do SO By putting them in pack
nge. carefully marked with the name of the
! erson for whom they are intended, and leav-
ing them with W. H. Etter, at Washington, on
before Tuesday, the 28th inst, at which
t.me they will be forwarded to the company.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
HEAD-QRS. TRANSMITS. DEPT,
Ghreveport Ia Jupo 1894


Shreveport La, June /, 1864
General Orders No. 81.
THE pressing necessity of the armies in the
IL field make il absolutely necessary that the
Government should use one-half OF the Cotton
in this Department, for the purchase of naval
and militory stores, required for the defence oi
the country.
Discreet and proper bonded and commits
stoned officers have been selected, who will
purchase, if possible, the amount required
If it cannot be obtained by purchase, they
are authorized to impress it, in strict accord
ance with the terms of The Impressment Act,
and the General Orders issued on that subject.
District Commissioners will furnish them
such assistance as may be needed, in executing
this order.
Any attempt at Illegal impressment will be
promptly punished, on being reported, with
satisfactory proof, to District or Department
Head Quarters.
The following officers are charged with the
execution Of this order.
Major A. s. Cabell, Capt b. Shropshire,
Major w. J. Baughn, Capt. ". w. Barrett,
Capt. r. y. Lynch, Capt n. A. Birgc
All Cotton procured by them in Texas will
bo placed under the control Of Lieut.COl W.
|. Ilutchins, who will use il solely in procuring
army supplies.
by command Of Gen. +. KInBf SHITH,
S. &. ANDERSON,
l64 Asst Aij't Gcn'I.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
FEDERAL CoSQCEsrs-The \. Y. TriIuna sav

FEDERAL CoSQuEsrs-The n Y. Tribune savs
IL our friends at The North choose to amuse
themselves with the idea that Louisiana is re-
riaimed and again loyal, we ought not to COM
pam OF SO cheap an entertainment. In truth.
"hdef Inc mllu .ray Of Gov. Hahn, who was
''ctcd 'iy several thousand majority, there /, Just
80 much Of Louisiana ia tie Union os is corc,et
~ our piehcts. Outside of New Orleans. no
l mon officer or citizen can ride alone in rafcty
'wo miles from The Mississippi. except where our
organized soldiers mOvc1
This Is an Important admission, and. sf1er all
the surest guarantee Of our success. The devo-
s'on OF the people to the South is only intensified
ly Federal occupation of our soil Their arn,es
rest upon volcano ready to burst forth and do
stroy them upon the fret approach of weakness,
aud Reorganization in the Northern government
This admission. too, shows the folly of The
tlaim which they are preparing to set up in case
If rccognition--to hold all the States and par,s
# States they may have ovorrun.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
HEAD-QRs. TRANSMITS. DEPT, !

iai- june T. ACof-
10 hc Citizens or tie Trans Mss. DfPk.
I HAVE deemed il my duty to issue Genera
] Order. directing the purchase, and, il ne
cesssry. the impressment of one half the Cotton
in this Department. to supply the pressing
wants Of cur armies in the field.
Your soldiers are the sole reliance for the
defence Of the country from invasion and desc
laton. They have recently furnished you n
signal instance Of their willingness and ability
to defend your homes Without munitions of
war, clothing and medicines, they cannot be
kept in the field. These articles can be OBJ
tanned only by importation. Cotton is the sole
means Of purchase. In the same lofty spirit of
patriotism, which leads your sons and brothers
to offer their lives for your protection, will you
not sell to the Government the only product by
which their valor can be made effective against
the public enemy!
The impressment Of Cotton will be avoided,
if possible. But supplies for the army must Be
had. II is left with you to determine, whether
for the preservation Of your homes, you i'll
force the Government to resort to impressment.
L. KIRBY SMITH,
General Commanding.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
PEopICE LoAN nFFIcE.

EuDLth LUAN NFFIfT,
Washington, Ark, juno ID. 1854.
III will be seen by reference to Gen. Smiths
] Orders No 81. he directs the purchase. and.
if necessary, the impressment Of onehalf the
Cotton in this department II il hoped parties
having cotton will sell il to the Government
Under these orders. | nm instructed to huy
cotton. The Government does not wish TO r.
sort 10 harsh means in obtaining il would
therefore, urge upon those having cotton. a.
come forward without delay and sell to the
Government.
DAVID BLOCK,
Gen, Agent Produce Loan f1r the
lG-tf Sf..n IL IL
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
MARRIED.

A, the residence of J. n. Howell. Esq, near
Camden, Texas, on the 9th inst. by Rev Mr..
Melton, JonS L. ErrER of Washington, Ark,
TO Miss JosErHINE TURNER.
Our young friend John has taken u. rather
by surprise in this matter, but as We grow lit
tie grey, We forget how soon cloves young
dream absorbs the soul. We wish them I'M
limited happiness in the realization Of their
brightest dreams. We extend them tho hearty
congratulations of the Office, which wa. duly
remembered.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
WEDNESDkY..:JU JUNE is, 1864.

Gss5~ All business letters intended for this
Ctfce should be addressed to the Publisher
Of the Telegraph
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
DIED,

At Waco, TcIss, May 11th. 1864, DIXIE f.
BEETA, daughter Of l.. B. and Mary A. Bright,
aged two years and seven months.
AT the same place, May 17th, Mrs. MARY a.
BRIGHT, wife OF Mr.. f. b. Bright, and daughter
Of Hon. John r. Wheeler, Of Fort Smith, aged
nearly % years. F.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
RDEXEDI

HD-QRs. CoMD'T CoyscRIrrs, Disr. ARK,
Washington, June 10, 1861.
The following certificate Of his Excellency,
Gov. Flanagan, is published for the information
aud guidance Of all concerned
j. f. DANLEY,
Cornd't Conscripts, Dist Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
H'DQRS COMD'T CONSCEIPTS.
DIsrRIcT OF Arkansas,
Washington, Ark. June 7th, 1864
GENERAL ORDERS, !
No. s.
EXrHLrr.

ENTRGIT-
/ Funds are now in the hands of Ell
ward W. Parker, Capt. and A. Y NJ, fvI
the payment of all officers of the Bmreau
of Cunscription, serving Or having scrv-
ed III the State Of Arkansas. They will
forward, without delay, to these Head
quarters, their accounts III duplicate,
properly made out, certified, aud r.
cciptcd If correct they will he aIr
proved and paid.
VIII. All claims against tie Burcau
Of Conscriptiou in the State Of Arkansas,
made out in duplicate in due form, prop
erly receiptod and forwarded to these
Headquarters will DO approved and
paid ii found correct, reasonable and
just. Said accounts must be forwarded
without delay, 50 that they can be paid
prior to the lst day Of July: Under
present instructions all claims whatever
if presented after that date, will only bC
paid in old issue or its equivalent. Ii
is tie duty OF al officers of this Bureau
to see that all accounts of (which the,
are cognizant, should he forwarded il
obedience 70 this paragraph.
Il. L. DANLEY,
Comd't Cons'pts Dist. Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
$500 REV ARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber, two miles
III south west Of Paris. Lamar County, Te1av Y,
on ihe 10th Of April, 1861 Negro Man NAMED
BILL, (he may call his name Jake about > 1
years old, full six feet high. walks erect. weighs
from lT0 to 400 lbs Wore of "A frnck tail
brown jeans coat, (tails very short, and cotton
pants.
will pay the above reward FOR the delivery
Of him TO me, OF for his confinement in any
jail 50 that Ca gCt him.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15

Gg Brig. -Gcn s L. Maxey, ?. A. c. s.,
las been created hsipr General. his commits
son 10 pear date Arlil 1871, 1851, the lay #
i. battle Of Folsom Springs
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
WANTED TO HIRE,
1000 NEGRO WOME1

AT THE MANUFACTURING QUARTER
Il masters Department. Gilmer. Upshur eoun-
IN. Texas want ! 900 Negro Women 10 spin
ard weave Cloth f1r The army. Twenty Dollars
pr month and r:.ions will be paid.
J. D. THOMAS, Major
z Manufacturing O. NJ. D. A
Gil-tr. Texas. Juno 1t, 1864. l6Sv
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15

fSE@ We commend to a careful reading the
communication Of .Good Faith"
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
WAETEIDf

TNO RENT-A GOOD DWELLING HOrSE
i with Kitchen, and House or house.
suitable for Servants. 4 liberal rent will be
paid. either in the old or new issne. Posses.
sion desired Immediately Apply Gt this Office
Washington, May &, lsGi. l5-t