Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1861, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. Re if iY Fd i E i i banker of St. the description hereinafter gia tereceves* rk er atthe set Tre have lately enn fonlonty earned The defendants stse in their answer from the custody of the Interior? the \ntiffs are an association of citizens of same being the property of the United States and Ree of Suictana domictied and doing bual- held in trast for certain indian tribes. Notice has ness therein, and acknowledging allegiance there- also seceded from and revolted against the United ‘States of America; and is at war with the same; ‘that the plaintiffs, and all other persons who ere citizens of said State and domiciled therein and acknowledging allezience thereto, are alien ene- mies of the United States of America and of the State of Missouri, and have no rightto maintain any suit in the courts of the State of Missouri. is defence, if in to the lest resort, ‘would carry aestion of the right of a State to secede to ihe Supreme sae! of the ae settlement. 0 prosecuti on opens a pertety et agl quentions, and Fill be watched a RE the favorite sign by wysek with interest tral sate f eS liek may s Sovru Carorina Barrzaixs.—The Charleston } to x! ve 0 0 wh fig r correspondent of the Philadelphia Press says: Payne beereey 'y too Jaret De) i The cotton athens tn.cetd to hea taillase which, hes may be fred “and cae a , Will account for the no small denying | 89% oan Lalesethien Srp al ‘knowledge of it. Wien {t war nearly com- sae a, psesediney eee aatateecemne 1 ieted some one discovered that it could not float. i saw this extraordinary work of art, and can vouch for {ts existence; and although the Mer- cury’s correspondent at Washington seems to have been igno-ant of tts whereabouts, the Mercury’s editor was thoroughly , and was silent. A large floating battery is in the course of con- struction at the foot of Hezel street, which I in- ® this morning. It is composed of wood, with fron castings; the sides are twelve inches Elngusshed by the name of mer ous ', SOTMe- thick, and the fnterstices are filled with palmetto on su in @ state of. geal and sand. Itsdestination {s Beaufort harbor, | Lmes Coming on provtrating at once tht ms nee on the Carolina coast and physical epergies, and in other i: it comes 3 oer ni oe by corrension o1 te? rs leans | OF 80e! oftemper. In mos! UF The telegraph reports from New Or is in frout of the head, over one or both eyes that were in circulation there that bostili- sometimes provoking ‘vomiting, under this lass ties had commenced at Pensacola. Our advices | fay aise be named Weureler by mailare however of directly a contrary ten- dency. The Milledgeville and Montgomery papers, the State capitals of Alabama and Georgia, a with full sssurances of the intended with- ir«wal of the State forces, and the abandonment of the navy yard and Forts McRae and Barrancas. The Mont ery Mail concedes that the Secession forces would be unable to cope with Fort Pickens whilst the United States bas command of the sea All probabilities of any difficulty there are un- doubted!y removed. T the ti mnt of either class of Hi t) cerkalie Pilis have been found a sure laces, pad ts ic paeee tietlag net . af which headache 1s the unerring index. —M wants send of taper luteus ie 2 that’s not it Daal box kin just a per- be er knowing what it e lead and gone with the Sic! and wants some more of that same as her day sbout it aither. Goop News rrom Atasama—Reliable ad- vices from Alabama bring the assurance that the Secessionists have been forced to yield to the overwhelming Union sentiment in the northern part of the State, and recons'der their hasty action 80 far as to provide for submitting the Ordinance of Secession to the people. So So a A southern editor, in attempting to com- iment General Pillow as a “ battle-scarred vete- Tan,” was made by the typesto call hima “battle- scared veteran."” In the next issue the mistake ‘was so far corrected as to style hima “ bottle- scarred veteran.’ a Constipation or Cestiveness. * No one of the ‘‘many ills flesh is heir to” is so [is grog so little und and so to as Soniyenees: Open originating jesaness, or itary habits; is regard slight disorder of too") 4 Saziets Penile in realit tin the preoursor and 2039 2011 ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. | companion of many o _tntal and dangor- 2038 — WILLARDS’ HOTEL—J fl Hall. NY;C A | brags sufferer to gnuatimely sieve, Among tie 1825 99 bonds ‘Walborn, Pa; H Anchincloss, NY; M Davis. do; | lighter evils of which Costiveness is the 18% D Riply, NJ; J Butierfield, NY; ES Sanford.do; | teadant are W B Dinner, do; DN Barry, do; L Ketehum.do: T B orto N Bloch, Mo; N Wolfe, NY; J Morris, do; ‘oswell, do; Hobard, NJ; N'B Wolf, Pa; 4 Whitaker ‘and lady, do; Hon J Pol- loch, do; Hon A W Loomis, do; fon W McKen- nan, do; L. H Paicton, do; R W Ropes, NY; J C Griffin, do; W Jarris. do; R Battell, Conn; 8 T Williams, NY; SB Noland, Md; G Davis, NC; H t leadaoche, Colic, Rheu: Breath. Piles, and others of like nature,’ train of frightful! diseases s Neos ee Paral teria, jox iiépsy, Paralys 8) Gniasis, Melancholy and {neanity, fret indioete resence in the system by this alarming }OBS08 DI jot _unfrequently th: originate in Constipation, bi lees th 80 is eradicated in an ear): From all those considerations 1t follows that the Novs— Bonds No. 2000, issued ed ue sod bonds Np. Sa, above Be low pete cltyin le at the ae sitchin acon ane, ett D Maxwell, Ps; H 3 Magraw. do; P Schugier, disorder should roseive immediate attention when- Bond No. = a Be naar NY; F H Miller, Ky; PS Van Rensalear, NY; S | ever it ocours, and no joensen id neglect to 1 fugem ne, Co W tbat c'est | he gogpateae har ae at SHecearae 1380 1 m, Ma; Co! ear, do; Col Stump, | the. do; J M Coale, do; Col J MeSberry do; P Hackie- | i28iduows approaches of disease and destroy man, Ind; 5 Mackery, NJ; W Keyser, Md; H 5 | 4858¢rOus foe to human life, McComb, Del; Warner, do; Col J A Duncan. 40; Dr J Bringhart, do; C’B Smith, do; J Floyd sfice mie earemaa tose 4 rags! , de; v inder. ; C Spencer, Pa: T W Markiv. do; M Harris, USA: 8 Winder, Md; P Lynch, NY; H O Banks, Pa; W J Baker, do; FP Fassit, do; N Burt, do; J'L Lee, NY; RW M A Real Blessing. ackbysician.—Weil, Mrs. Jones, how 1s that head- : et incite Gane Rey ena! ta eR aters and lady, Md; Mrs T G Davis, do;M x € Davia, do; «Roy and Indy NY Mise Pi row ae send more i ee ve them anal) lo; larris an iv, Mass; P ysician.— You rot any Dro Brown, Ct; NB Pratt, do; F Gimbernat and Indy, calle opralie Pills, had the grey fault T NY; C F Cleveland, Ct; UG Ripley, Min; M F J Tegomme in gi! cases of vii ones—-t ahah woud for bo’ dicot, NATIONAL HOTEL.—S W Stanly, NC; Jos Siessins. ‘ity act fo ey ara ee bee & Smith, C K Covert, , Morgo, NH; J W Lewis, T P Shalcross, Va; TJ McKaig, L K Newcomer, Md; C Fallet) | | TWENtr Muntions oF Doi Sa ' QAP Prams, Bas 8 Amite G? D Ripley, Ns | Speldungan cold gre mulions of tle {his sl B Allen. @ Burton, USN; O Bird, Dr Simon.Ind: | Pires rebar cing and it is 08 3 Van Wi Seytert, 5H Sutberlane, Pa; F roityy lus making an an ¥ Carrin, DO; W J Christian, AB Evans, JM Hons of do reclaimed front tot [oes 6 Smith, J Jannie, C C McIntyre, Va; J G Hess, G . oP vesticn. wing isp tr Mitebell, J McClure, Pa; Dr Blackburn,Va; f1 5 | hold word, he po poses. to do the w q , P Fuller, Kan; G W Gail, Md; F Put- Freraer cereiee ts all the aching is wil nam, A Ordway, AE Verrell, A W Barry, 1. K | 38 Cephaiic Pills, oe Scnall, Mass; P 8 Custis, Del; M G Curtta, U1; 3] 29S nore ‘T Browne and ly, Md; J A Wright, G Hickman, D H Paiste and ly, Pa; J L Morgan, Va; 8 Berry T Berry, Md. CLAY'S ROTEL.—L D Ames, S$ D Hale, Nil; A G Lane, Robt Ormeby, C W Prichard, Vt; L Carpenter, Va; J Broadstreet, NY; S L Brown, Obio; A Forbs and son, J 8 Robie, H J Mann, iy Ove zen ‘ENT. ond the mental care and Snxiety incident to close attention to bus pees or study, are among the numerous causes o: Headache. The disordered state of mi: incident to this distreesing complaint is a blow to all energy and ‘ambition. Mass; LL Kilgore, Kan; J M Townsend, USA: | disorder can always obtain upeste ret ee ts and fam, Ni; LP Joncs, Wiss J Sevin. Theses | obelse Pils’ witnevet the ttuaE,ore 94 the OF, an NY; L-P Jones, Wis; J Juvin. Texas; os wy symptoms appear. M L Prothiagham,Ga; S Lane, Vi; J M Mont Sf endian een aud'aodthes the strain Shier BM EM cad serine imeens and son, | the stomach whioh alwaye recs nice at ase Obio; 3 M Ellis and servant, Ga; G Golding, | gravates the dio: ered condition o} Obip; G W Houseman, Dei; R J Haller, Va; i Jefitres, Del; RC Stoutenburgh, NJ; James M MeMultr, Cal; J N Boyd and Tamtiy, Md; HM ocr vliscate Feedster eek gis Ia = BROWN'S HOTEL.—J L Law, T Brond, G | Pil! wveus Sick feciacker Ble Edwords and fam, Miss PA’ Maury, P Dawson, | oq Gleaisele, Nervous H » Costivences, 1625 90 bonds Md; Rev T Pryor,'Dr J R Hinton, E Hinton and Nors— are dated Jan Caen at Leste et © Seed, Me a RL On, ‘man, Misses oot, x J Cbinton. A B Evens, 6 Jordon, J Pendleton’ of ni tae Peet Vance y mone the 1 important | July of onch year. = Hopkin NC; CMe 1M Creuea Nut A Ruecheneacharetan of saocelmdo fee’ | wats, gz con Coup Nort Mie 2 bs f we Each Ge AB it Tamm | Heine ios Gti or meee mat Be teake Blas; J Hutnment and rom, W'S Baer” OB | whose benches elt experienced ‘by Bond No.{2052 Me. 1638 Pa; J SE Cane Cube. . humanity long after thetr discoverers are forgottes, 1638 KIRKW OOD HOUSE.—M Muriy, Tax; L Ty- singn, C Brewer, Md; R Whitney and ly’ La; ‘fF fylenly, Cal; J Woodward, T Bearly, rd Se Rsbie ce stnbe Ds Parente hes ti 3 the eved ou from al tye tifering whe yoa . For — end Prpores shoul: them Tees cooasion requires.” °° Of tem on hand to ue Sis, SM BS GRAVE Picea i cash or apceered a Lat reanoed 4 ae agolic RQ oc 17 3m een 12th and 13th. J &% NEW PAWN OFFICE. CURE 3 E. W A R BD, Dealer in New =! se cuceesattanure| IS CURE “e a Mee e eweiry, Dry Goods, Cloth a ela, &c., &. ways on band at prival ee a NervousHeadache VIRGINIA. CASH CAPITAL $300,000. Insurea Merehandise, Buildings, Household ° Furniture, &¢., against loss or damage by fire. Headache. 2467 HEATH & KNOWLES, By the use of these Pills the periodic attacks of 2955 — Agents, Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and 1651 * 80 bonds Qfice—Room 16 over Bank of Washington. | jianten St the commencement of an attack imme- reliet from pain and sickness will be obtained. Mumourl sig. ror cons Gruen Ronis. vx: North Bond No. 2773 Bond No, 2763 2786 2730 maa 7134 27790 * 2721 ; 2783 2719 es 2711 2783 2712 2722 fo if. D& W.tr ins 38 ine purr BDICINES RECK: VED WEEKLY 27% '. Bo ® Cor- fitsa Mere cee mm ru = hntioeb bei ices to suit ta Fok ‘est Bud Dri F 2770 2718 2771 2715 2785 2714 278 2764 2772 | 2728 _ 2775 2726 277% 2723 2780 2713 MEM a 50 bonds ne l-dawiy 48 Codar street, New York, om Gerber pines York. Inter BERRERREESEREEE geo 222 8383 BABES Bond Ne. Rg a North Carolina six per cent. Coupor bonds, SERSRERRSERARLTRESL ERS SRES @, s POPES 43 734 Bond No. 599 600 SSERNEESESSREREEEESERESES. uae: rt rest payable in 5257 legeesss a 2 bonds Piatt dagett: ASS uary ond July, North Carolina 6 per cents. Coupon Bonds, SUSRESRES SEES ERR ERLORES 7 Bond No. 163 ee 163 s = 122 178 “ 123 191 1m 192 125 198 126 1” 127 195 13 196 179 197 180 198 129 199 130 200 137 — 14 45 bonds 146 1187 1196 1188 1197 1189 —_ 1190 15 bonds 1191 Tennessee six cent. Coupon of hs of loan of 1988 pays. fi Sorc Siang? Sambora aad ened ae wry, 1852: Bond No. 217 Bond No. 415 278 419 24 476 207 417 409 491 413 498 414 723 And of the following numbers issued January,1884: Bond No. 828 Bond No. 1278 829 1358 830 And of the following numbers issued January 1255: Bond No. 1744 Bond No. a 2119 2133 2892 2581 3066 2605 3121 And of the following numbers issued January, 1856, Bend No. 3149 Bond No. 4207 3464 4208 3465 4209 3466 - 4210 3467 4211 3469 4212 3470 4213 3471 4214 3472 4431 3758. 4527 3804 4529 3041 4550 3942 4556 3943 4566 3044 4569 3945 4570 3946 4571 3985 4749 4199 4751 4200 4831 And of the following numbers issued January, 1857: Bond No. 735 arpa a Lin 5328 5426 5359 5427 5360 5430 5361 5434 5362 5436 5363 5437 5364 5438 5365 5439 5366 5440 3308 Fre} 5370 bie ag 5371 5445 797 5372 5452 798 5373 5518 799 5374 5519 800 5375 5520 801 5376 5521 802 5377 5522 803 537 5703 804 5379 5704 805 5380 5705 208 3385 sor — 5338 5708 8}1 5387 5709 812 5388 5710 813 5389 S711 814 5390 5712 815 5391 513 816 5392 5799 817 5393 5839 818 5416 5840 819 5417 5842 820 5418 821 Orrick oF THS Secxerarr oF THE INTERIOR, 822 December 2, 1860, 823 a l2-dtf J. THOMPSON, Secretary. as OEP FICS, BELLO, HYP PURE 826 MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKEY, da ofitcintena aed tr Me Jomey Burzi $39 jonest way, from the che and moet salarted hae and in 4 case over offe as —_| Base hon palishcer whe eetioa 844 of the purest beverages ia the of the Thi 845 amumonds meetin tnrivailed quaiivesta Foi vonda| Ses tot Bass te ond ticks 104 bonds bya ne are uning in , a wi c ; a i! a for the Fropeiagers, 334 sa Bond No. 493 et ae oz RYE WHI = bend sever tue rere 404 = i Se | duoatiobhs 04 ReMi Soar 498 Kio, ir pnd pd V reine, wa re, 497 Co. Jules Robins, &c. Also, Peson and Argie 621 andy, pure < ot or Jamaica St sip | Het ee ath at eg 511 Splé-ty SRS Pa oy hee tad fork sts, 481 Ae 5a SRRERRESSESLSSESSERSESES TT SBRNS OVS ALIAS SWAN "Saawin’ NAWNAS WOSR’ ‘9 CAUTION. TW PURCHASING. THE VAILEY WHISKEY TO SEE THAT IT IS SEASONABLE DRY GOODS: Cloaks, ARRANTED CHARS. 4 OURS pho ONE TO Two DAYS of ae Bach, Guisteree Afestions of the Bieeys neta i i i I | i i f H % i sf j i : i Hi is i i 3 ne | : | I 3 ! t t i Ft 4 o 5 i i i | i i i E feb ir dt f t # if HH u i i i { i i | we coon @ “mind and Senet] Masceing jervees Ireviabl 1 - ‘e€ects on the mind are much to Kil Porvedings, A: ef Beciety, fea o, Pimaahty, ossraze some of tha. evile pas “RERVOUS DESILITY.—vheescade con sew fa the ense of their deciining ‘their viger, be- Sppeatunce abeu: the eyen, cong or aymnpesme of sta cen * DISEASES OF IMPRUDERCE, or dread of dincovery delars bis from appiziog ie thane whe, from education peopactadiity, tan alone befriend bin, Bo tulle tate 0 of W Sich bis pocunfory “otvemmnee, 6 Sian aig ‘Senth after month, eras long asthe smeliset tes exe be “gull voces the wee of chat or vee roe besten the ‘ewsadoetions! “ay “ disease, euch as AL ections of the Meort. 1, Hess, Shin. ae. Sich oy Sitovare BR JORNSOMS REMEDY FUR ORGANIC WEAKNESS thie 4 ‘weakness af the ase speetly cured nal fal rigss veclances Paossants das ‘Mest nervess and whe hed lect all bepe, have “ds, ‘ea . (Berantes te ibe e@ieved. J°Y FSB TEP wigs ANP SVE BPA Wi fap ee JON Ty. . s alien oot Artipen tie Victim of LG i iets Let us =i, 4 Ente ace rative pre je8 of the medi iy by its restorative of the wr apie ty oll messeeaels or we by a ie iets eity, and by the proprietor, Me Bok eee ral 4» Whol trict, and wi D* J. BOVEE pops ‘Are now beine need lroqs Miva to the Geer eat iter othe areca Tiny Gesiee at are anse, he . s 2 exh BRS Ream aoe ron WINDER BCU An ws men Eas, over fuil to onres aid are wurseatet bo give Jeviys Arent. Wakegen i, be in more = ge IN BYERY HOWSE”