Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1863, Page 4

ona THE EVENING STAR. FURTHER NEWS F Frou THE WEST The Capture of eeobenner ae Grant, and What the Rebels Say About tt— Warren. ton in Uur Possession. Files of Richmond journals to the [ith con- tain the following dispatches: THE CAPTURE OF JACKSON BY GRANT. Branpon, Miss. May 17.—Two gentiemen | fect’ rode to Juckson to-day aud traversed the city. The enemy hat evacuated about two o'clock. it is supposed that they number about forty thousana, and have retreated towards Vicks- burg. Firing has been heard in that direction, and it is supposed.that Gen. Pemberton is in their rear. Betore leaving they burned the Confederate Mouse, the depots, the penitentiary, Green & | Phillips s factory, Stevens’s foundry, Lenoire’s hat factory, and a block of buildings on State street, including the Medical Purveyor’s and other government oilices. Also, both bridzes over Pearl river, 2nd destroyed several miles ; of the railroad track. it is reported in Mobile that some of this burning wus done before we retired. The Con- tederate House was burned by the proprietor. THE TOWN WHILST IN, POSSESSION OF THE UNION FORCES. MOorILE, ALa., May 1°.—The special reporter of the Advertiser, at Jackson, May 17, suys: Arrived in reconnoitering train. The Me church of this place was destroyed and the “Mississippian” office gutted, the presses broken and the type thrown in the street, The furniture in the Capitol was badiy abused, and ihe Governor's mansion demelished. Ladies were robbed otgewelry and money. All the stores were sack @G and their contents destroyed, iron safes broken open...Phe railroad was badly torn up for several miles, and the tele- graph wires torn dows. About three hundred negroes from Hinds county joined the Yan- kees. The country was plundered generally. Farmers estimated the damage at from five to ten millions. Much destitution and suffering prevails. WARRENTON, MI88., IN FEDERAL POSSESSION Warrentcn is in our possession. Teams are continually employed in hauling stores from that point. It wus reported at Helena that Price and Marmaduke have a force of ten thousand strong at Wittsburg. Greenville, (Miss.,) atown of some four hun- dred inhabitants is entirely destroyed. GENERAL GRANT'S STRATEGY. A correspondent of the Cincinnati « “Times,” writing from General Grant’s army on the 13th, Ba : tr your readers will but look at the map they ‘will to some extent realize the daring of the presen: move of Gen. Grant. It cannet be contraband to inform them now, for. long ere you will receive this, the most splendid deed ox daring—cne that shall plac his name above that of all others in this wee will be won by | his army, or all will be lost in irretrieyable dereat. Yeu will observe that he landed sixty miles below Vicksburg. Of course all thought that tbe object was that city direct. Nothing of the kind. «The darling object was Haines’s Biufi, en the Yazoo river, only eight miles from where wenow lie. It is not his intention to go nearer Vicksburg thau Jackson; destrey all | commissary stores, the railway bridge; wait there long enough to make sure of provisions to meet his destination. Todo this—to march through hot sun, through a hostile country, carry all the equipage for so many, ammuni- ton and arms—is More than a less braye man could dare. Haines’s Bluff reached, communication is open agnin. The enemy think him going for their stronghold. They have sent an xrmy to cutoff bis retreat Instead of advance. So much inour hand. This fleet lies at the month of the Yazoo, ready to bear him provisions if he succeeds, The Bloff is the key to Vicksburg. Military men say that it is @s good as au open door. It will be jt great suyjng of life, and the consum- ation of our wish St uF One of the Rev. Mr. 1 Chicago shepherd) offenses parishionuer’s hands when saluting them, but the offense was modified by the testimony that he =quneezed the paims of the brethren of his eburch guile as hurd as those of the gisters- yas squeez + Meant nothing wrons. unonnees tha’ is headquar. night be added, that Press and Ingui- placed on his Staff. SZ Triplets, fat babies amd twins rec premiv New York on Wednesday. Of tie tirst class there was only one lot, three boys, Dut there were twelve sets of twins. — James Smith, the Union candi { Cumberland, Md_, on on councilmen, without : y erious & son of “Hon- inguished Mas- mpe. yament | and of so}: me of the inland laies a x i & stocked ‘glee Veo wellinall | the deep ic a7 The New York Pos thers , of New i has Gonated Fi.£00 to the onal Pol mimit- tee of the United 5 Be Rod’t S. Blackwell, a distingnis. ed law- yer ef Ilinois, died at jast. * «# The N.O. Pie says tha am the only ones that c2n be ier nine o’clook at nig! Ro The Vicksburg i region of Lou eracy. m2 Col. King, commanding at Lexington, Mo., has ordered all sec ‘sympathizers in his command to skedaddie Seuth. i @2 Chas. H. Gordon, alias Grant, the Brook- Fyn “diamond burger,” has pleaded guilty. m2 The English people are taxed as heavily in ume of peace as we are in time of war. &# Mayer Vin Alstyne, of Troy, N. Y., pro- poses, if & conipany of negro volunteers is Yaised in that city, to give them $50v. ‘A smoking and “euchre” car has been plated upon the Vermont Central railroad. #7 Charles Marshall, a lawyer of Wheeling, ‘V@., Has been sent South for disloyalty. @7 Albert Pike, of Arkausas, is under arrest, eharged with defrauding soldiers. #7 Gen. Sigel hus declined an invitation to visit Cincinnati. See ow ne SO S UFFERERS FROM BiLiOUS FEVERS, MIASMATIC INFECTIONS, AND Stuinaa Diszas Do you want to restore your health by Bitter, Dix- eustingand Poisonous Drags, Liquids or Powiers? Weuld it not be better to try that Sure Remedy— that Delicious Restorative, TOKAY, Chicago on Saturday mosquito bars pen in ikai city % fears the sugar is lost to the Rebel Vonted- orrether the NECTAR OF TOKAY (Hurosnr)? Used with moderation, that unparallelod giaddens the heart of man, restores hiz nerve, dis pels the lingering shades of old diseases, and works cures as admirable as agreeable, You can get it genuine, pure and unadulterated | , at my t-lm 8. C. FORD’S Drug Store, 290 Peunsyivani NOTICE. BE Undersigned ciiers hia services to the pubd- ihe for buyiug anc aelling of heuses and jets; xixo for the reativg and collection of rents Has for asle several wel: located Dwelling rouses. Stores and Building Lots. Por particulars inquire at No. 398 D street, near Seventh, (second aro Measurer of Buildings and Real Estate Agent. venue, wy 7-lswiw* WURNIPS. POTATOKS, AND SPICED TRIPE FOR BALE CUB Just received on roa ppe a, inrge lot of the sbeve articles direct from + onneeticut. Per farther may 12-2aw3w MALLARD & WILLTAMS, | ager’s (the sinning ; ag his j ‘ived | nS a! th baby show at Barnum’s Ma- | is much | SUPREME CeURy St Pte DISTRICT OF CO- Holding the Direct LOME of the United States for ¢ Dlatrset ef Columbia. United Staten va. Lot No, Pi bauare No, 40; Part of ee No. . Square 43; Partot Lot No. , ba Partat Lat So. 1; Part + Mfiet No.1, Sauare Ne ments, = pied bs ton s beved forty att) part of lot iieusbered one (1) and Bid four poe fonrteen, (14,150 aay! phe | rd four hundred and eighty-e nine at the routhwert corner ef said Jot mumberel and rannipg thence ce east twenty (20) feet Jet tzee (Ol inenes, tenes tes) thence south = ) inches to north B | aay ree eee haat with the line of Ke street | twe enty (28) feet echt pant three fourtira (i, }inches, | atreet, thence west tothe begin: Jot numbered twenty-three (23) and ef sates seeder four hundred fe: ing fer the eame xt th or 1.) be cnet mberod twenty-four, ( am iweney area By tora thzee og tall nches, thence .no feet. three (3) incl SE erty ax (36) feet three-founthe ( h, thence northwestwardiy five (5) dent ee thence north eleven (11) feet, thence one hund: ndred.and. twenty-five (125) feet. to the be inning, asthe same are known, ina) finguished on the zrcund plats aha piansof the city and county of Washington, District of Oolumbia, and ninoty- ortheast angle dand running inches, thence? #8,) begin. | nerth ninety-five (95) : anmbere'd twenty-four, (Bin | i thence northwesiwardiy. | recorded in the land records of said District, to: | gether with the improvements. ipo ty) Tights, | gpeleee, the same elonging oF In any WIS appertaining, | and all the right, title interest and ertate of Cor: snelius Boyl« theteia, been seized by the Mar- $hal of the United States for the District of Coinm- | § -bia-by wirtue of an act of Congress approved on the | © seventecnth day ofsaly, in the yenrof onr Lordone cpemant ei ndred and sixty-two. eee on supprets insurrection, to punish ee ost rebellion, to seize and eonfiscato the praperty of rebels, and for other pad fp Ana whereas the United States Attorney for -he District eas dion the 25th day of April, A D. 1863, file an Information in this Court, praying the.condamnation of said property and real estate urderthe act aforesaid, and 7! , and all persons interested or claitaing an interest therein, warning them, at some.early ‘day, to appear and anawer said Inform tien. It #therefore, on this 25th day of April, in the year of onr Lord ‘one thousand eizht hundred and sixty-three, ordered that notice be given to the owner or mois of said property and real es- tate, and all pe interested or claiming an in- terest therein to appear and answer this Informa- tion on the first ; canse, if any they nie why said property and estate. and the igh t, vin the interest of the by oatiention | in the ‘eeenie Star. eee aw reviously to said first Moncay of June, 163, the Erst publication to be onor before the thirtieth day of April, 1:63. By order CG “Court, Avril 1865. ap2d-2awtJel “Copy—Test : QUPREME counr ie hres DISTRICT OF | Holding the District Guia United States for the | said District, Bloop J. C, McCabe und cargo, and @574.25-In a Cause of Prize Whereas the said Sloo: money, were pereired as Prize, by the officers gad crew of the Unit-d eaten gunbost Zouave, a: tached to the North A:lantic Bloc! usdron, and brought into the Port of Wa: istrict cruciate iavasd within the jarisdiction of th Court. and onthe 2ist day of April, A.D. 155: Libel was filed in said Court by tre United States Attorney for said District praying the condamna tion of said Bloop and Csrgo. and money, and that process of monition and attachments isaue against Bia Bloopard Oargo,and money and the owners sted or claimin: warnit, ao at some early 4: te appear and answer said Libel. It is therefor ordered by this Court, in Acmiralty Sitting, this aist day of April. A. D. 1903, that notice given to core owne aid Sloop and Cargo, and money, and all os interested orc'siming aa interest therein, to appear and answer this Libel on the third Monday in May, 1863, Cal ahow cande ff any they have, why eaid Sloop aud , aT money, should not be condemned and told accord- ing to law; and thateaid notice be given by post- ins a copy of this order upon the frent door of the and Cargo, and entitled | londay of June, 183. and show | spireneces aed other hereditaments | i | Mill creek; townsitips f i sive. of township F i } { 7 CP THE UNITED B* THE Teme EARS. t j nrenarce cf law. 2. ApRsram Limo. x, princes aren the Unica States of America, do he ' be declure sud make known that publi¢ sales will be held at the uodermentioned Land Offices in the TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON atl the STATES ef MICHIGAN and KANSAS. at the period herein- after denignnted, te IN TBE TERRITORY OP WASHINGTON. At the Land Office at VANCOUVER, commenc- ee (3d) day of Auga-t ne i¢ Innds heretot tollowing townsbips and towamitpe 5 Ss #77 10 35, inclu jousi tuwashiy i. north w. inclusive. and » 43 eee 1 end nee nctional township ty no Th af Colom 2. and Faction Fractional towns! oP 7 north t Columbia Fives) fectione 22, 25,23, 27, St and 35, of township 2, of range Sections 1,2. 11, 12, 34, 35 0, 21, 2, 29 30, lofsectonat, af township 2, ‘of rauce7. Fractional township 2 north of Columbia riser of range Frac let | ional township 2, north and eust of Columbia ahipS, of range Yo. orth ef Columbia river; ind township 3, of range iens! township 2. not ships Sund 4, ofr: nee 15. i ue townships 2and S. north of Columbia and township 4, of range 36. Tov uship Of range 22. 5, of rung B. ay of range 31. 7, of range 32. Townshi Allof coenaien and. except Fort Waila-Walln re military reservations; townehips 9, 10, and 11, of range All cf township 7, exeent military reservations on Wo! n ne! tow Wiehips #9, anid 10, of Tang Sections 1to lisive, sections ie to2 incla- rive and sections 9 10 82, nelurive, of township, | of range 38 i t North of the base line and west af the Willamette uk! township 6, east of Columbia river; fractional township7. north and east of Columbia | river; township #; sections 1 to 15 inclusive; sec- | | tons 17 and 18; sections 21 to Fea inclusive; sections gf township 9; sms] tof. ine! ak ares Y to Bs claire ections 21 to 23, eetions 33,54 and township 1, oF an 1,2.6,7,8, 12, 32, 33,14, and 35; eections | be | urt House of said District, and by publication in | third Menday in May, the first publication to be on or before the first Monday in May, By ordergf ee Court: J. MEIGS, Clerk. Tes! R. Cony —Tent:—H. ey MEIGS, Clerk. S.N. PIKE’S PURE | OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY. n urdeut squeezer undoubtedly, but | This BRANDY kas been | manu facti sd for seve- ral years from the PURE JUICE of CATAWBA GRAPE! Thus affording sdditional evidence of the pro- gress of American Enterprise and Industry, and of our shility to produce articies at home equal to those made of any other nation. THE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY rot only equals but excels the beat izsported Bran- dies.in purity and* tiayor, Itisin fact, the Best Brandy known. This statement is fuliy corrobo- { fhe Evening Star twice a week previous to said | rated by the certificates of our most distinguished anglytical Chemiste, : The wantof Pure Brandy bas long been felt in this country, and the introduction of an article of such quality a8 to supersede the wale and use of these vile compounds, hitherto scld under the Fame of Prandy, can only be regarded axa great public good. The Catawba Btsendy, possesses all the qualities claimed for the best imported Liquors, ard is of perfect purity and superior Haver, and a LENCY, cR AMP, CHOLIC LAN: OW SPIRITS, GENERAL DENILITY. GOLERA MORBUS, BUS, ey & SZ READ THE CERTIFICATES!!! Wasarncton, C., Nov. 11, i888 D, RK. CLARK, ¥aq., Sir: Thauve inade a clerical Bualysie of & satuple of pure Ohio Catawba Brandy of the manufacture of 8.N. Pike & Co.. Cincin- Lind it to be pure wine brandy, free from terations or admisture of ingredients det- it w Gctitious res made of u spirits and Han pled s fronts purity and quality, to take the ce of French Cognac. ie ; THOMAS ANTISELL, Chemical Examiner. U.S. Patent Oflice. Srave ASSaven’s Orrice, $2 Somerset St. i Boston, Oct. 28, 1553 1 hereby cerify that I have this dsy made a | chemical anglysis of a sample of Catawbe Brandy | | repairing and job work | markable success, and rey | America. The only Botanie physicians breughtto me by G. fimmonds, Kaq.,and that I have feund no aduite: r improper subtances init. Itix pure bran with the wrual colering and saccharine matters bel ging to brandy. I would eammeng it tor medical uses, CHAS, T. JACKSON, M State Assayer. D. R, CLARE, corner 4% and Peun., uve., sole Agent for this Dir trict. _™mar 18-e0* 2m NO COMPROMISE, ee TREASON OR NOTICE. Tam authorized by the Secretary of War to raise | 2 BATTALION OF CAVALRY for sp-cial ser- vices Each company wi!l be organized as prescribed in General Orders No. 126, series of 1852, All officers will be selected and appviuted by the | Colonel Commanding, subject to the approva! of the Secretary of War. From the peculiar nature of the service required of this Battailion, none but sober, honest and in- telligent men will | enlisted. The best, fleetest and most serviceable Horses only will be used. e = This Battallion will be armed with the new eol- ebrated Repeating Rifle, discharging fifteen shots per minute, For further particulars apply at No. 217 Penn, avenue. L. 0. BAKER, my lj-Im Colonel Commanding Battalion, SINGLE & FOwLEAS . ‘AKPENTERS AND BUILDERS, No. 478 Merenth Street, between E and FP, re- spectiuily inform their friends aud the public xen- erally that they have opered a shop at the atove named place, and sre now ready to contract for the erection of buildings, ke. .) as well as to do general my 2 im* patronage is solicited. 25 REWAKD—Will be given to acy perso! Drs. Brothe: = Gray, fail to Mlescribe ebr disease aud symptomr, without seeing the jent, by a chemical analysis of the Wah) ; the rstin the morning is required. Drs. B & G’ has practiced in thiacity since 1849, with the moki re- well known to distin- guished physicians ‘urgeons in Kurope and racticing in Washington, office 179 south B street, giao Smithsonian Tustitute, between 9th and 10] ap 23 eolm* U.S. 5-20 Bonds. RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO., Bankers 352 PEN. NSYL VA) VANIA AVENUE, © WE WItL FURNISH aT PAR UNITED S8TATHS. FIVE-TWENTY YEAR SIX PER CBNT. BONDS INTEREST Pays3Le tn Gov, The privilege of subseribing for these Bonds at par will cease on Ist July. 1963. ‘The money invested in them through us goes irectly tothe National Treasury. Z-1m 7 MATIERS NOT! ,JT MATTERS NOT! Whether the .Y ©Fr white. Mr WARNEN’S COLORTFIO GT Ais and cari change it without | Joan AES and It neve golor exceeding eit others in mauality, au durapiiity ay ieoate and etal 2 feeet it er ng re, atree| mear jith—! et Eesgy Store, 20 and the District, "inv 9-Im ¥, ALEX. WOLOWSEI Bas the appounce that, in operpieenee with’? the request of his friends and peutively erapeer by his new and bas et with une euccess. re to become in very short time tin- si or gresilent formers can themselves ia last ope. by appl; at his Pasidencg fo. rs T th st,, Retween Fr | me, and request the same j him, Knowing they will be dealt with ip hanoratiy. NOTICE OF TRANSERR, ‘ Mz. GEO. D. 0. HIBB3 Having sucoceded me gal grate omness. T rosvecttutly h frienda and customers ave bean od 10 favor continued to Lee ea WITH THI THE ABOV ABOVE NOTICE he accounts speedily at the saat idee baa, jPa.avenue, streets, toemerl 4 on ot" s rhe ‘0. 237 PammsyLvaNia pee A.M. BININGER | #00"SSTORB 237 Pummoyivanta A AVENUB. Bylone Tpirienth street andncariy © Bg essences, and jt is well , A share of the public | i | y.2.und 3 | entitled | eral of th sections 2 to 27. inclusive; and fractional H and 35, of township ®. of range 3. nAL township 8, north ef Columbia river, Fractional sections I, 19, and 90, of township ®, of | ranee 5. 4 Fractional township 8, north of Columbia river, { of range 6. Fractional township9, north of Cclumbia river; ene township 10. of ranve 10. Fractional townrhip pwnship 10; and fractional H townships 1) and 12, of range I. i iat the Land Gfiice st OLN MBIA, commencing on | . the thirteent nly next, for abit heretofore un- B /in the follewing townships and | Parts of townships, vic: | North of the base ltuie and east of the Willesrnctte meridran. The surveyed portion of town-hip 12; townshi, fractional township 17, south snl west of the d qual iver; fractional township 15, west of the N. } qually river; all of townehi that portion east cf Puget Hound and the Nisqually river; frac- tio: townehips 20. .and 22; township 23; frac- 2, 30, an ‘Ac 3 much of townslilp a Cove military reservat: eal townshi ion] to sections 27, Z ns3 and 6, of township2l; frac- 23; tractional township 2 fractional town=hips 25, 3 onal township 2, west ot Pork 2 ineli and ional setion’i jets Dand N north and wruehip ae cept Por stienel town hive; Hections 2% to. ishigs 4 9 to 15, incl nehip 26; to’ sections }. 12, township 1s; fractional townships 3 sections 30, 31 , of township nf township 16s towns shin ive; section 17; the N incinsive, and s rive, 2 Yoni! sections ‘,and 8 hing: 2 and 23; lots 1, 2, 3. and 4; the SW OfSW 1, of section 25; se tions3$ and .townsh'p Ib, and fractional townehip 33, of range Sections 1 te 15, ine ive, of tow ions 22 to 35, in 17: sections usive of town- 1, ship T,of ran, Section. 1 to 15, inclusive; sections 17 to 12, of th of Columbia river; | * | Reeth | and th | tonal 3 | townehip iS of | Winnebago Trust Lands in the State of Minnesota, eSBs fNW ofsertion E me N Sot Ne Neh the E*. of N of section #5. of TR 9 Of NW 1g, ant SW efi! } the NW 4 of BB+, ‘and the - of ieownrhip 15; sections 2. tand echo NEY NE, of NWSW NW 2g of SW lend BS, of Bw 14. end i®: the N Ps, . Tiles on each side 6 if , by Hillsdale sid Lan- to some point on or Grand Haven and te ee jut. and pence to Port Hu- 2 s tional section IN; tots Sand tion 24, of tawnship 13: the BE © of SW 20: the NE ¢ E sw ot RW a ai nnshin is, jain The Bie rend SEY of ay 13 of section 10; the ht nth he SE f i) E | Ww Pay 8 agen Be the nf NEI, Ww e Ns. e Wts ora ane RB Sy f NE (¢. and N 3. of NW 5 of 1d; the E of secti Rea the N of range 4 nal section 10, of town- and 3; ‘and the NE s Let 1 of se ship 9; the F nebip 10; th of section 4, the W frnetic 1 of 8B sand NEY of BE fsection 6; lo 6. n } of vection jon of township. v and lot] of see ae AE! ort es ae 42 of SE 4, W and SE 4, of SW 1 lof section 8; the W BE? of ad Ws of kection i 0.2, 8 eoteE A and BW fin 30; the E fractional part east of theN FRE 4, and the W 32, of township 15, of range 5. IN THE STATE OF KANSAS. At the Land Office at TOPERA® ¢ Monday, the third (sd) day of Auga disposal of the public lands h nfure uneffered ated in the followifig townships and parts of townships, viz : South of the base line and. cast of che si meridian. ps 12, 13, 14, A principal The parts of tewnsh the Shawnee reservation, of range he parts of township 12, inside of Shawnee re- servation; townships 33 ee lijend the parts of townships 15 inside of on, of 21. 4 15, Inside of ownships 13 1b inside of the Pees parts of towns owushi ich they are adve eno! reas ar di the = n of th f “pire: “ thonsand eish “J. M. Bown * Commis: NOTICE TO PRE ANTS. Every perron ent pre-emption to xny of the isn sships an parts of townships above en equired to estab- on of the Re seeing this i for the e traci claimed, sites Ww ited” IMT Commissioner of the aca Land Otfice, ‘Under the regulet: of the Depertment, made fo publisher: the Commi VY ALuaeLes LANDS FOR SALE. By direction of the Hon. Secretory of the Interior, the undersigned will receive seuled bids fer the purchase of any or allot the lands herein- after described, they being among the choicest and best farming land in Minnesota. There lancs comprise what are known as the acd will besold to the highest and best bidder in tracts not exceeding one hundred end sixty acres each, under the provisions cf # treaty concluded with the W innebn, zo Indians, April 15th, Lees and an uct of Cengr Spyies od February 2st, 1883, led “‘An aot ne removal of the Wiunebugo DR, and for the xcle of their Reservation in nesota. fur their benefit”? did will be entertained’at arate less than two township 17; sections 1.2, 11. 12. 13. and 14; sections €; Rections 3! and $5, oftownship 18, iB ons | to 19, inclusive township 17, of rau, Section 1 to 15, inclusive: sections 17 to 24, inclu- ownship 17; township S.0f rn ional township i clional sections 2,3, 4. 824 and 27; fractional sec and Sh, of township 14; nal town ions Sto 10, inclusive; section 1: 17 to 2, inclusive, and sections 27 to trietions| township 17 tions 10 to 15. inclusive; sections 22 to 27, inclusive; svctions 34 and 35, of towuship 15, of ge 10, ional ‘tions 12,3: sy ractional township 13: fra j the B). of NW %4, 8nd the E 5 of section sections 17 to 4, nelu- Ur sive, of township I tional sections 11, }2, and 15, of tional sec ng, and 19; ons 25,30, 31, aud 2, of township 15; fractional townships 16,17, and 8: townships 19 and of rane ll, ractionnl townships 16. 17. and J8, of range 12, Lauds claimed under the donation laws will be excluded from the Bales, No ‘al lands,” or tracts containing mineral deposits, ure to he offered at the pubi mineral lauds being hereby expressly excluded from sale or other dispesal pursuant to doliars and fifty cents per acre. In case « bid i: cepted, the party making the Bame will be notified as scon thereafter us practic- able. If within thirty days after such notice the party shall fail to make payment to the uuder- pigned. the land for which auch bid was made will be subject to sale to any ether person. Patents will be issued and transmitted to pur- clean as seen after payment as the same can repsred. Payments may be.made either in a or in the certificates of indebtedness of the Winnebago Indiang, issued by the Commissioner of Indian Afigirs, for the debt of said Indians, and secured to be’ paid outof the proceeds of the sale of said lands by the third arti is ot ane treaty above mentioned. The right to re), id atl pia is ee reserved, All bide ug Be sealed addressed to the undersigned, Washington D. C., and endorsed “Bid for Winnahago Tract Land.” “DESCRIPTION OF LANDS.” Sections 6.7, Be and 30,cf Township 106 north, of Range 23 west. Sections 6,7, 18, 19, 50, 31, of Township 107 north, of Range 23 west. ue tion 31, of Township 162 nortk, of Range 2 ex ‘ections 25 to 36, inclusive, of Township 106 north, the requirements of the act of Congres* approved Februnry 14. 1833, entit!ed “An act to amend an act act te create the oftice of surveyor gen- public lands iu Oregon, and to provide for the surve y, and to make donations to the set- rere ot the said public lands, approved September 1, 185) IN THE STATI: OF MICHIGAN At the Land Office at LONTA, commencing on Mondsy, the thi th (isth) day of July next, for posalof the vacant Innds in the eten awn: uf sections, Within tire le of the railroad Murquette to Flint, © Port Huron,” subject, as required by imum of two dollars and fifty cents per ‘ova Grand aye ‘and Pere and thence itw, to & weve, Viz: North of the base line ond Estest of the principal mer The N36 of BW and SW; of SW of 2: the NK if section 4: Be ection t; by ae | the N64 fad oN 2 of 3W of sect 8; the # ate cof NW ) Bw 4; rN Ww 4 | An e 5 ction sect NY 12, the Ns, ine SoFNW W tt aa! ofNW ot section’ 5) iy i NW 4,,the N3; of ry ath NS 4 ti 3 OE et cafe Bh or SW fam 8 4 cordv Mvofaection’s, of to igies eo The rs ofeection ion 8 poe 38 section 12; the NW. and the SB ne 8 of Range 25 west Sections 1 to 24, and sections 27. 28, and 29, of Township 167 north, of Range %: west. of Range 2% west. Sections 25 to 3, inclusive, of Range 25 west. i | Sections 3] to 36, inclusive ,of Township 108 north, | | of Township 106 nerth, als aes and 1,0f Township 1¢7 vest, inclurive, of Townehip 108 north. of Sree re! wale attire 106 and 107 north, ef Range 25 "Bestions al Lely al of Range 2 w ea ot ‘Townships 106 and 17 north, of Range 27 "Qestions 31to te inclusive, of Township 108 north, i of Range 77 west, Bids wil) ‘be received as grare invited until the | Ist of Jnl = at at which ti ail bids then re- ceived wi pa Attar the uae fof duly pee Pa es examined | and ac’ ons 6 expiration o| es riod of | WILLIAM P. DOLE. roman misslonerof Todvan acters, yO er of In ian _. Washington city, D. ., May 4.1553. myé-2awiw To arms fie Betariis oF THE 1, inclusive,of Township 108north, | and frien: nds Evi at PC eee have | me the bea Dodie spt their kilied attle in To them io PEROVED At ATTY oorrin INS, at moderate Peery 4 from $30 to $46, and no extra, ies, All orders ats attends? ta OF WHITE, 5 Undertaker Embalh my83w* 297 Bet. corner 2d, Washington, yprrorranr To BUILDERS SAND— SAND-SA ND rae ‘+ Corner of Tenth ap t-im” | ties semay be required during the respe' | expense attending army transportation upon PROPOSALS. ] S.A. MEDIOAL AND ITAGDSPARi- Ue OAL AND HOSPITAL MerpIcaL Bee ars Overton.) Waskrneton, ~ May 18, 1953. ¢ Prororsie = be ved at this office until 12 WO yeh as y of June rext,und = fr t«f every sok r. for suppiving thi Depot with the cslamine atticles,in ruch q ot monthr, Cotton Bate Cottor Wade: Fianpel, red, (all woo!) Motta, (blenched , en lyard BE Nepkine,;for opthaimia) Bt Tape, cotton, or twilied stey bi Tape, woolen, or wooien binding + Phresd, linen, unbieached Towein Toweis, for roller Crass X Tom, 3, coarse * i Hed Bik a: vi 4 gical fine picked” Crass No.1, Kray 8. hospital Healene Panniers Mees Chests Cass No. 4. Hand Litters Horse Litters Bignket oases, casyns buckets, leather Crass No. 3. welopes. printed ‘aper, Wrapping, we B Pover, Wel Tide, Cap. Leiter P Pen a Holders Pencils, Lead, Faber, No. 2. Portfollos, enp rize Wax, Sealing Ciasx No. aa Water-bede, Tndia Rubbe: Rubber Oushions, for air eS water Gere email Gutta Percha Bed ee “Cloth jovers Ciass No.7. Blankets. white or gray M ito Bars Hak’ biltows Bed Pane, del Crass No. S. |, de! Pitchers. half gallons, te! Retorts, aeit Pots, chamber, delf Pots. Ten, deli Spit-mugs, without tors Tamblert, glars Urine Crass No. 9. Basins, tin, mal : b, band Funnels, ‘im, pint + Grat 8, nuthieg, large end emall nives and Forks, Mix’s SEES Knives ard Fer! Knives, Butchers” Fi Knives, Bread Mea-<ures, tin, gallon to pins Bed Vickét Freises Baih Tubs Stoves, Cooking, and Busures Rarge, Cooking Close Stools Pots, incdorous, army pattern Scalee aud Weights, shop Steel, eels. Chass No, 10, Bedetcada, iron Chairs Woorcane Tabiespoorns pat Tiles, Path Rain Guaze Razors andi Sheep Skins, Slates rnd! Spatuiss,? tod inches init Lamys Vials, assorted. for piacter lirone Keitiee, t Lacies Vara. frsing Bi tembrace i in their proposals at] the articles désignaied tn one clas: Proposals potin con formity therewith will be rejected. Proposals from ! sidered, snd an orth o: exch ch proposal, he sum of five t jeain Restore classes are only pur- chased of the serv demand hem, sucengef required to The M hide not deemed suitable, ar al! contracts a: acon wutbesubject t t to the approv- lof the Burseon General aa re LLENBY J0HNSO3 _my20-td ROPOBALS £0K 20 FLU Bic 8 Wi in be reeeived for what is known as No. 1. Yo. 2, and No, 3, and for any portion less than "ing 26,000 barrels. Bids for different grades should be upon separate sheets of paper. The aelivery of the Fiour to be commenced on the lith of June, or as soon thereafter as the Government mhy' direct, at the rate of 390 barrels d: iivered either at the Government od Warehouse in Georgetown, atthe Wharves, or at the Railroad Depot, Waxkington, D.C. Payment will br made in certificates of indebtad- ness or euch other funds the government may have for distribution. ‘The usual government inspection will-be made Just befpre the flour ix received. An cath cf allegiance must accompany each bid. No bid will be entertained frem parties who have previously, failed to comply with ti we ‘rom jidders not present to respend. The barrels to be new ae toe line Bids to, be directed to “BECKWITH, A, D.C.&0.3. U.8 “A. Washi mn, D. C., and en dorsed “ Proposals for Flour.” my 15-dtsith cane GENERAL'S OFFICE, WASHINGTON Ciry, March 19. 1563, jwners of steam vessels are invited to send to the Stasier orale Generai’s Office tenders for their irter or gale. Tenders should contain descriptions of the vessels, their a epeeadear enrolled jee registered tonnage, actual carrying capaci material, whether co) ark whether side- Ro wheel ir jo pellerss whether i Ems iron or copper ned, size and power of engines and Boilers snd shoula’ State the price at which they are offered fc yng or short charter, with the estimated value ‘of “tite vessel in cace of loss, or in case the Government should prefer to purchase instead of chartering. Owners of eteem vessels already in the service of the Quartermaster’s Department are requested to make known tothe Department any reduction in seo Lapse rates which they may be willin it, amd aiso the priceat which they will’ be fillins ig to seli them, All sch tenders should be sadreseed to the uartermaster Gonara of the United Btates, at ashington, apd should be endorsed * “Proposals for charter o: sale of ateamers.”” When pecelved they will be considered, and the Department will’ endeavor to reduce the Roary Gcean and tide-waters, by ve ee wherever it ‘ose new ee ¥ of equal, canectty for ow employed, 5 3-3m Quar tecmisir General. e nin neon nen —annnensentseteemnasuestsnssienteesstesiguee ane tesensienentsnentenantansns sven destin aetna anc i lene con | ef Bitters, | cheapest w UT ALOOKVULIG, a BIGELY OONCENTRATED VEGETABLE BXTRACT, 4 PURE TON1Q. DUCTOR HOOFLANI'S GERMAN BITTERS, PREPARED BY Dr. C. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa, WILL EFFECTUALLY cURR LIVEE COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIOD OHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, pis- EASES OF TEE KIDNEYS, AND ath DISEASES ARISING FROM A DISOR- DERED shor oe STOMACH. as Cons “ tion, Inward Pi Fulaess or Blood to es Acidity of the Stomach, eartburn, Disgust for Pood, Foluesr of or Weight in’ Stomach, Sour Erue- tations, Sinking or Finttering at the Pit of the | Btomach? Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Bif- Soult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, pn or Buffoeating Sensations when ins ee Dimness of Vision. Dota or Weds befe Ges initia Sight Fever and Duli Pain in the Heod, Deficiency of Perspii fon, Xellowsass of the Skin and Eyes, ain in the Side, Bact, Chest, ‘Limbs “ Budden 'Fiushes of And will positively 5 egy Yellow Fever, Bilions They Contain Neo Alcohel or Bad Whiskey? They will cure the above diseases in —— cases out of a hundred, eae) by the extensive sale and universal pop- ity of Ho-fiand’s German Bitters, (purely vege- tal le,) hosts of ignorant Quacke aud uuscrupuloes adventurers, Bare ope>ed vpon suffering humanity the flood-gates of Nestemms in the shape of poo? Tuer ies eats aaa ieee christened Tonics, . Beware of the innumerable array Alcona parati the and Regs, noder es 8] tion of Bitters; "itch, inetead of curing, ate disease, ind leave the dia ppointed sufferer rer in despair, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS are nota new and untried yates but have stood the test of fifteen years trial by the American pub- lie; and their feet and sale, are not riv by any similar preparation. "phe proprietors ave thousands of Letters from. the most eminent LAWT ERS PHYSICIANS, CITIZENS, ti f their own personal knowl }. 10 the penchant ements: and medical Virtues of these Bit- Do You Want Something to Strengthen You? Do Yeu Want a Good Appetite? Do You Wani to Build Tp Your Constitution? Do Fou Want to Feel Welt? Do You Want to Get Rid cf Nervousness? Do You Want Energy? Do You Want lo Sleep Well? Do You Want a Brisk and Vigorous Feeling IF YOU DO, USE . HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS. 1. ‘Jewton Brown, D.D., Editor tiki Ne atiae Religious Enowiedss. wie puhougs not disposed to favor or recommend Paient Medicines in general, through distrust oF their ingredients and effects, I yct know of no & man may not testify to the eufficient reasons ny Genelia he believes Himself to Lave received ary simple preparation, in the hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit of others. { do this the more readily in regard to Hoofland’s German Bitters, pores by Dr. C. M. this city} because I was prejudiced ag. many yeurs, under the impression thet they vers chietiy an alcoholic mixture, Iam i friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq. for t thie prejudice by proper ment to try them, when from great and nued debility. The use of three bottles. cf these Bitters, at the beginnin, of the present year. was followed by evident relief, and restoration foagexzce of bodily and mental vizor which Thaa not fell fer six months before, and had almost de- rpaired of regaining. I thercfore thank God sad wy friend for directing me to. ‘he use of them, WION BROWN. Philadelphia, June 22, 1ei. PARTICULAR NOTICE, There are many preparaticrs sold under the name pa in quart botties, compounded of tae y or common rum, costing from 3 Anico | to 4 cents por gallon, the taste dikguised by Pp*®0rosaLs FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN. ASSISTANT QuarrsrwasrEn’s Orrion, Forage rtment, Cor. G and 2d streets, ASHINGTON, D. G., April 16, 1863. Written AW Oats. Ch ee ee 'B, an for ti use to Be delivered at the Railroad Devot, ES neces: hey the quani parce a also the cisgnena a 1 be received for five thousand | cone eakely ag Corn or Oats, and fifty (50; oat ot ay or Straw, rete iy wards, aniess it sould be for of eo date | the interesy of ernment to contract fora esters, Semew in g00d sacks, of bout two (2) puaheln cach, maich are veer tthe an Ha: Si nn pet Laas to be abject erica rigid teepection ie i scueeen < onl time the joys pan LEE ders, as ee reagh et ited for the The tenetal? on ind oy cones an be of the or Coriander ‘This class of Bitters bas esused and will continue to cause, as long as they can be seld, hundreds to die the death of the dre . By their use the system is kept continually under Alecholic Stimulsats of, the worst ind the desire for Liquor is crested end kept up, and the all the horrors attendant upon adrunkard’s iene ‘and ill Aave & Liqnor Bit- i Get ith three ey, wn the result will thet will jar erect in medical vir- 2 tone excellenee any of the auwerous Taqnor ters i y or WA: H connection vith @ cood articie ef Liquor, ata mach less price than cost you, these inferior preparations wil) . ATTENTION, SOLDIERS! AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS, We cai! the attention of all haying SOP friends in the army 10; the fact that “HOOFL. ne RMAN BITTERS” will cure Fhe tenths of diseases induced by exposares and cat ‘ivations com Gent to camp life. the lists, pubjished almost daily in the DeWSpaper, on the arrival of the sick, it will be noticed that avery large proportion are suffering from debi Every case of that kind can be readily cured by Htookend’s German Bitters, Diseases resulting from disordera of the di; organs are speedily. removed. We have no hesita- ticn in stating that, if these Bitters were freely used among our sold liers, hundreds of lives might be saved that otherwise will be lost. ‘We call particular attention to the slowing se markabie and well xuthenticated cure of ane of the nation’s beroes, whose life, to use his own language, “has been saved by the Bitters :”” PHILADELPHIA, Augustj2sd. Jones & Evans.—Weil, pedrharn weet Hoofiand’s Germ Bitters has saved my Life, {suo mistake in this, It is vouched for by numbers ofmy comrades, some of whose names are appended, and who were fuliy_cegnizant of all the circum: stances of my ease. I am,and have been for the jast four years, & member of Sherman’s celebrated peer \d under the immediate command of Cap- R.B. Ayres. Trough the exposure attendant up oa a arduous duties. sttacked in Bove: PPh nteith infammation of the lunes, for seventy-two days in the hospital. This was Tole heightened by an a’ about ene ao be spark Of att lor @ week or more aT fe5 seabesly able te swallow anything, and if I did force a morsel down, it was immediately thrown up again I could not ever keep a glass of water on my stomach. Life could not last under these circum- stances, and, accordingly, the ghysicious who had been working faithfully. though un unsuccessful resene me from the grasp 0! read. Archon frankly told me they could do i wee for pon advised me to see 4 cler; yey and disposition of my limite nds us best salted tas at An acquaintance who visited me at the Hospital, Mr. Srederick Seana below Arch st., advised ee asa forlorn hope, to to bry Hille Bitte: peured & bottle, aces tak: taking them the cane aeaaew a veeene sceded, and 1 am now, ti God for it, hank tter. Though I have taken but two ag ee oT ave gained ten pounds, and I feel s of being permitted to rejoin my wife and d: from. eee I have sors nething ie vighteei ntlemen, E am a loyal elie) Rent Phe wie iclnity of Frost, Royal. oe your invalu- able Bitters I one the certainty of life which hag taken the place aa ¥ ners oO — asamp ad row buen ree who are dearest to mee in lit ieee Very truly yours ‘We fully concur in the — of the above state: ment. as we had our eomrsds, Be Rat a sgt aeee York Battery {Now Yorke Pree eis hele Battery ¥, ra Co. Ree ae ae BAT Em BERNA Go, H, 724 New York. ee DIGS st Varacae” EMNKINE. Co: By ioeth Poan, ‘ BEWARE OF iconileacoge ts el Bee that thi rare of 0. M. JA\ onthe WRAP? of each bottle. PRICE PRE BOTTLE 75 CENTS, - ALF DOZ. FOR $4. ee not seeencnmnnmabiats Fations veil forward, PRiKciPAL Orr 4xD Manvractony, Ko. 631 ARCH ST. JONES & EVANB, end iseangeo er Da SH Tne mangers?