Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1861, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS, (0 Tex Stan prbdlishes the List of Letters remaining in the Washington City Post Office under the provisions of the law directing them to be printed in the newspaper having the largest circulation within the delivery of the office. Its total daily circulation is more than double that of any other Daily printed in the District of Co- *umbia. Aruy Arp Association. —A meeting was held at Rev. Dr. Gurley’s church on Monday evening, to the expediency of organizing an asso- ciation to aid in the safe transmission of articles sent from abroad for the comfort and improve- ment of soldiers in the various divisions and regi- ments of the army in and about Washington The meeting resulted in the organization of the “Army Aid Association” of the District of Co- lumbia. The «' of the association is stated In the constitution to be te co-operate with any indi- signed to promote the physical asd religious wel ai to ote igious wel- fare of the army, tn citing. forwarding, and Gistributing contributions of every kind to the various divistons and regiments. Acommittee to nominate officers wae chosen, List REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, Wasuineton Ciry, September 20, 1961. [Ordered to be inserted in the Evanine Stan, t being the newspaper having the largest ciroulation of any daily paper published in Washington.) 1™ All persons applying for letters in the follow- ng list, will please say they are ADVERTISED. LADIES’ LIST. Alexander. Mra H Hess, Miss Mary di a Hanter, Miss AdamecM Day Hutobison, MreM J "Mrs Harriet Hutohieoo. Mrs Win Gossege Lowry R Ham ADrWNLAWL ae itt Wm W Lowe fre Strv ni JnoO St vensonJnoM Simmons Jas T Tu, Schwol Josish TELEGRAPHIC NEWS From Misseuri. JEFFERSON City, 18 —Fortber accounts from Lexington make the rebel Joss, in their at- tack on the federal fortifications there, five thou- sand. Keinforcements under Gen. Lave were within forty miles of Lexington. Other detach- ments were also moving from St. Joseph, and four Indiana ‘iments en route by steamers would reach Lexip this morning. Every confidence is felt that the Federal troops can maintain their —— uatil relieved Ben. McCullough is advancing rapidly from the Southwest. and threatening the Osage bridge, eleven miles distant. dxrrenson Citr, Mo.. Sept. 17 —The corres- dent of the St. Louis Democrat gives the fol- lowing account of an engagement with the rebels at Boonville on the tb, taken from Captain E in’s official root: he captain says that after the fight had lasted an hour, the rebels whom he taken as bos- became so restless that they him to allow one of their number to go wit a fiag of truce and ask an armistice. hostage came beck soon afterwards, while | let the men cease firing, with the request to know my conditions It demanded that they should withdraw SECOND EDITION. Tur Paince ve Jomvitre, bis son the Count de Penthiévre, the Count de Paris, the Doe de Chartres and the other friends who accompany him, were presented to the President to-day. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. alates NEW MILITARY APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS. The following army appointments and promo. ions were mode to-day at the War Department. Viz: Assistant Sorgeon Alex B. Hammon. promoted to be a Surgeon, vice Madison, resigned. Alfred A. Woodhull, to be an Assistant Sur- geon, vice Hasson, . Dr. Wm. Brodie, to bea brigade surgeon. Chas. B. Goddard, of Zanesville, Ohio, to be ® Captain in the 17th infantry, U.8. A., vice Clarke, resigned. SAVING Har. the rebel forces two miles from the city, and not | This forenoon, Gen. Smith a regi- poomoer any rt aie, or bn other ton ment of bis brigade in sisting teh tee aie nwt ', am arms ores farmers residi: between wounded on the ground where they feil, while I suck ot t tee ne the who presented the following list: For President, Rev. P. D Gurley, D.D; Vice President, Rev. C. M. Butler, D. B ; es sa! romised to let the prisoners free whom I bad | Usited States lines and those of the disunionists Rev @ W. see 2 Trenmare JL ba w i = 7 fama a — — the - exnagr pe ot Frecher roman, in the vicinity of the Chain Bridge. On some ter. and Messrs ness. ickerioe J ith AH Vaughan JC informed them, I would shoot in case they | other ts of the line the disunionists have seized. sod Fasnrts Makan of Waskingtads andi Aation? B Phihpe fio Ss BicldonCR _ VanVirot€, WalkerGeoet, | should not honorably Keep thet promise for seven a c! aR of Georgetown. res Sssociation will co-operate with those of New York, Philadelphia, and other cities. reens, Mrs Among others the following gentlemen gave ‘Winn, Miss !.ucy most interesting and important facts bearing on | treen, Miss M Iman, Mre the object which such an association might tend | Graven, Miss E Treakle, Mary J to accomplish: Rev. @ @. Goss, former Chaplain | FSilaudett, Miss S Taciello, Marie ind carried off everything estable for man ot Stackhouse 88 WaldromG W_ | days. T! left town according to agree- | O"™ Schluper B PF voreck B «= wien Geo-2 | ment with = horse within their reach. The work of the regi- Shropare H vee ae my Weshenhusca 6 Thos it will be seen that Captain E, with only | ment mentioned above was to-day commenced on Stratton B Whelm Wm one humdred and fifty men, actually dictated bis | the farm of Dr. Mackall, in Pairfax county, Va Sparhawk BF Wilty Z Whitney Frank | °W2 terms to fully four times bis number small A F ‘ebster W4Walton KF The enemy fought well for a little while, but THE FIRING BEARD TO-DaY Scannell A Williamson WB Wilson out of the whole six bundred only six could be | The reports of artillery beard so frequently this H i park . iG Purd: Paleston Col JH Hall LtN Lerbern Geo” pais Jan rn Geo 8 in J ne Habet N- Lawman Geo M Pomeos 3 it, kham, ‘irs A Heinneger M LongdonveoF Pamroy JM te found to storm the works. Their leaders bravely | ¢ from bat the in the Mexican war; Rev. Mr. Stitt, of George- forenoon, were m ittery practice over town; Rev. Mr. Barnes, Chaplain in the Army; ae Wa Hers Mvs Lomertancis batnck ino Y *|ean'"* Wien’ © Wantereg | lod the way, Dut they absolutely refused tofollow. | river. The burning of brash raleed the ames tn and by Messrs. Hamlin of Massachusetts, Burger ELLANEOU: 5 Hendricks Mr LeMorce F-2_ Perry HJ Scales. Wate Wa, co Woodbury E2 | two leaders, Gol. Brown and his son eCegt, | that direction that was so generally mistaken on of New York, and Alter of Indiana. GENTLEMEN'S LIST. flowe Col Mi {oeehicn Ko | Sperry E. Tener no T * Warner W Willera x Brown. These latter two fell near the entrench- | this side for the smoke of burnt powder. Petice Matrens— Before Justice Donn.—Chas | Arnold W Brown B 2 Dunham I Heimei John fynch E Pinkerton H-3 ‘uman Joo H anuell WH WilsonDC 3 | ments, and were drawn in. They died inside of navy vasih, di ested by Patrolman Fenwick, for | Acker Wm Beokstt 8 F Dorwart BK Houck Jas 2 ckery Edwd Pieiert H ThornJ H Wood WV Weist Dan! them. Besides these the enemy eight or ten “ 3 pagan “eg ot ‘hich | Alea Wm_ Buton BC Dorsey Jno aincsInoF Laekdward Pease HG Tot DrJB Wilson WG Witherspoon D | killed and wounded Arrival of Contrabands. selling liquor to soldiers. and fined $25, which | A polegate Sam! Berry BG hephi J P Houck JasH Loag EI Putnam HS ‘Trees Jno Wilson Thos Woocman C A courier, justfrom Booneville, reports that the | Yesterday the ste mer Lockwood went down he paid under protest. Margaret Fitzgerald was alias D Baker BF yer J W BilsJ a mbertC A Potter H C Towles Jas Wayer ThosG Wille Chas rebel force Was retreating towards G. Price’ arrested by Patrolmen Fenwick and Leach, for | anderson GenR Bates B wit-e J HallJI R ngeC palmer Heai Tray Jno F Wa: TH Wilber CM a ‘a ng Sowan jen Price's | the river on = reconnolsance, returning early this stealing a pillow of feathers from her daughter. | Alles P ment AS = Pelahen'y 5 | Hall Jno, M, Fefiog well Gol Presnure G Tiida LL Ww Mr) Wright OB ene ten 4 pon Noeigh age jon the | morning, with thirteen contrabands, sent up from f Tl uscan: er at » ° wo thede antl the cane wes Gieuioecd The par- afty JJ Hawkins CapJP Lover Chas Pona Geo ‘Tempest FL ahdP” WregelChas | armed with three eight-inch revolvers, arife, a | tbe fitz ship Yankee. These are from the vicinity no theft, a awe pr eens rod snes nison J D Hamilton Capt! Lymon C EC-2 Phillips Geo T rner Mr Wilson Saml = =Watson BF 2 | sword and a bowie knife. These weapons are now | of Matthias Point, and report that there are no ties, eee: Se tes heal be de. =~ port a y Heokers Jn, z pindaler G orter Geo Wileons H Wisbeckss B in the possession of Lieu t. Peace. batteries at that place, but that there are obout 300 rate . was develo} = s = frat Margaret haa, ‘while employed at the Na- and R Hilerdcn 4 LkumorcepaE poree Edw Wricht Prof S Webb CaptaS || St. Lovrs, Sept 19—The 39th Obto, 34 Iows, | of the rebels encamped near at band, who post tional hotel, about a year ago, stolen a silver DuPont HA Hoskins JOC Lyon A MeD-2 Pieros Kd W Wilkerson §-4 Welcott a H-2 | 16th Illinois, with a force of Missouri State | sentries at the Point, and watzh the movements of sued a warrant, and the g were © riscol H Ha 5 neiWS PeeboR nomen Wi W se wir of artillery, left St. Joseph’s and Chilicothe : < y and identified bythe owners. It wasalso proven | Afams Juo-2 Burra A prneec H's Heany ino More Wa call CC | Terre Maj We Wiser Wallner fare cama oa Wada ce ee poser se that the goods were deposited with Ellen, and | Alicorn Jno Beamer A H vey H errord J J2 MiardWS_ Plum'ey BR 6-2 WarrennerR Young WB Mulligan =" ©” Wednesday to reinforce Col. | White House, where he was piloted around bye she had retained them knowing them to bestolen. | Antes H P. Cosler W A nt G ‘ankle Jos Montgomery W Pedrick A K-2 Tatham WP WilsonRobt Youngs W 8 gan. colored man who had escaped not long since from ‘The result was that both were held to bail for | Austin H C Gole WO 2 anison G W larrold Jaeoh = R 2 Pierson A B Tew WH Wareham RA Youngs W W The reason why Gen. Pope did not surprise mood, end dwelling of Mr, P Tobin and bibaved ins woai| Avene Desi, Erle ', Roto ON [Hudaeer MumtouNe ponvay — | Fuaerw.S Wergng™ Latest dng | end soul or capture Martin rean'snand of revs | that neighborhood. and whe wae well posed 7 01 a ufford Jan 2 Ty r ner t, . Gen. T8} b incense ileoes mavreteiayena [Asien Sear W'R® Aetee ye | |Usnaitedss Hiern tee AR 5, |EMecatwa Wiaurey Yestr iw | stdacneel Se etardlyit comer "Keg | Neasnens we Seek es ce are, > t 3 er 01 Lm % * spirit and strength enough to pitch him outof| Arnoid Gol. Clear W. vis W2 | Hertineyace Mudeot WH | panics Thayer TE Worley w Youn D1 edt et Floride we encamped in the neighbor. | the Confederates, all being quiet and deserted. her house, and he was arrested by the police and | Atherton Crass W P2 DeYoung E Hamer J addox Wm = Pratt A E-2 Tilghman Thos WebbMF Yeung Benj rah carpet a er nee mans © Bight | clare the arrest of Capt. Deve, the eemmanh of taken before Justice Johnson, where he madea| Alvord A Carter W B nett K Holder DrJ B Mong N Parker A J Toschmacher S Wright Mr —_Zillera Isanc march and surprise him; but learning that Green va Lieut. Bd disgusting di ay of obscene Lean, —— Aion BE Sern Ww rey faribert, Reury Mohan Warren potter AW, teen 8 Me wuev Ss Gineling lense | opel ay ine an cogine at moo to een the he ee ee Aeut. eens rat He was cent to jail for court or su © or | Alexarder AJ Chanoly W unigan D LtHE MileyWm Rutledge Wm 3] Th Wi Zolli ‘ 4 is akees | ee ~—— der of the military authorities. Bliss ZW” Cooked D Drouin Ds | HAzen ELM Auer Mm Rlatiedse Wm 3) Tait RG Whitey Lady Zollinger H to relntores tan, his force Lela to eee ene | the fotilia again soon. Ligtor Casxs.—Justice Donn yesterday dis-| Bal Win Coney pawns Pe Heriue Maerua Wm R Miscattaxnour.—Mistionary Box 148; U.S. Dis- | tack Green's superior numbers, bain consequence | Work Is progressing on board the Underwriter port of the ne ——— — Ba lantine WA Goulter J Og PaucleCH7 Hiter HE Martin Wim Moh axenti Wash. Herala peices Merorter & md gross mismans; pement ate part ef Col Hurl- | and Forbes, both of which, when completed, will ‘ ls im for selling Li- at m Champion T- yunivan C teh Hi Milliken Sa ‘} “4 “1 ae ’ art, the troo: not arrive tilt effect!’ 2S pptegroe ge F. Penney & Co. were fined | Brown WM Gonrey T Dailey C-2 Hotneriecry Mernidith cel 8 Paymaster U. 8. Volunteers; H.D.A,; B.A. B. | st2t'on the expedition that night” mete 1 jan he pre ee a wt Bs. the act of one of their barkeepers in selling | reel Ske Hand Gort Holley GW i Maylor 38 4 Ag {OP Larrens Must In ALL CASES BE PREPAID. Apother attack was planned for the next night, | "** UPO™ te - Hiquer to an << laa ep imscad rig oe be Hozatoa Wy H Curry 8 by Huvnerd Geo D Murphy Saml Rawson T Drop Letters, in all cases, must be pre-paid. Sllaotrs baie ps cians vendors omatiy, LATE LOCAL NEWS 3 case was ussed, ‘+ Butler Conrad fe e ; Sell 2 2 adless country SAL 5 Oficer ssoldier?” The decision of the magistrate | Bul we” Goimat HowiettGoo Moodie RG Koppkomg, | 88% LEWIS CLEPHANE. P. M__ | reaching Green'scamp early on Monday te rang ——— ‘was based altogether upon the language of the law, | Birme Wm Cabot Rk Harris Geo Megeo Rebt RoskectonrR-2 = to find it deserted, Green having been appri: Suoortinc AFFatR —About half past 10 o'clock which Identified the soldier by hb ceo The tied a Gocwin £ Hs ous Geo rn Teale Fey ‘ Reinhard P FOR SALE AND RENT. of Gon. Pepe's design and fled. “His men being | iast night the residents of Nietze’s alley, between cases a eo B Mile ner L cate’ 4 ee rirn ne at tat in ten ine at omenoee Bord Wm, Colburn «6 Hobbie Goo.” Marker Perry | Rodinaon 930 | on RENT—A vey dematle HOUSE, (Ea ood Gea Pere Taaioe ae ken by infantry, See cnnys moe penn Met a regeeded se soldiers, and be suid that be wen Braisted WB Colburn |, Dol ° Hooper FA Mitchell Sen O Repeat AT F ished ) suitable for, email family; will be eee are mow no arvacds bands of rebels in ne tling of bullets by their beads and through their gu y his understan a4 - ley Wm ‘arurthers PE Dougherty A Heath Frec M7 Rollins MH ren upon rearonable terms to a god tenant. an D of the Hann’ an - Josepl’s | qwellings it appears that Mr.J.M jessrs Ten & Co. have asked instructions of | Bushears W Crowler P Daguetto A Hoiltnge- F wn NG Apply on the premises, 165 H st . between 20th and | Railroad, aud but few between itand the M ssouri Juetice Donn gs to the question if hotel keepers | Bancroft WH Gok PousiaesAO | Holmen! G Muleare M — KorardeomM _ | 2lst sta? orto WM. WILSON, Eaq pth at. two | river About s two Hone Beene aoe foe a stout itne vicinity cf tats donating eae eee have a right to sell ‘oofiicers, guests of the house. | Hortree Win G Goawas PF wp poise ry Hamilton DrFH MartinM lL | _ Riehold & Sun 2 | doors from H. £019-3t"_] ern part of the State, and it is now understood | {736 by several soldiers, who off-red the The Justice reserved his decision for to-day. Buikers & Un- GerlisioN H > Digits w Harts Capt © ie merritt break S Bul M MA URNISHED ROOMS—A Parlor and Ch that Gen. Pope bas eifected arrangements for the | Messrs Thompson money to buy liquor for them —_ erhiit ™ + mene eter Coun’ —— iggle ber, or two Chambers, on the first or principal | thorough organization of the Union men of that 4 di Curtin M mmous W Hinks Cal E W Milson M Rollins M Hf gD org: which they refused to take. The soldiers threat- Taz Rivex —Veseels continue to arrive with | R-oones Thos Glemanoe M C Eckhert J Y-2 Hunt WmH Morehead MK Roberts MO story. very neatly furnished, location very des’ \~ | regicn, who are cbundantly able and willing to ened, if they did not, to knock their brains out; fuel, &e.. and there {se much activity along the | ourkee 1K Gouger Mt Elders 8 Hendrickson Eli Molene Mo itows ict Houseand Punic trsanie vcr 450 Noe eon preserve the peace. It is now confidently expected | Spon which the Themnpeons ren tuto thelr house? Garters Nahar! there are (Uesides the schooners Brown thoet Garcte Mr Eiger. HomeEN MarkL@r™ wore iee av., 2d door from Fifteenth st. #0 19 steo | Suit ne more lawless depredations will be heard | The soldiers fired eight or ten shots in the house’ row Edg n Kansas with coal, and Henry G. Ely with coal for | Brysntly RKL Caseil: MH Emmsrson R P of in North Missouri Kons Jas Hazen David = Merphy Lt Rauch Dr J H-2 t David VOR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, on Fifteenth | In addition to puting Gen. Hurlburt and Col. | 324, {bat Adjoining. The elder Thompson went apes eitk cans 22 Ceniceme Chnehaa an | Bester Fhpe H GoppetamidT Bllerts Halve OA MunJitA Heracles P north, AlsoyaStotsop the orser of Le and ist | yuuliams, wader areat for drankennew, General ia cheek is brother then Bred Int the Sowa, wih rood sot mia. Aine cman | Raoneng Es. Ete sw [Hoseheacome Ma aea® Agia | kine tiame ooo gsm, wo | ne Second Rana Regis, for manna cos | Sse idiot water ef Eanpee? ke beed pectnn: ie ers schonners Coterine Colsies. | Ceeeee Gum «= Bdmosce J 6 Mores Wo sw next door. , se 19-81" | command if Col. Williams persisted in fighting | tering a little above the hip. and the ether ie the the Charice Wests Capt Cade, with coal for Rev pose Camp Ja Evens J Hamp Clark Miler Capt J L Rogers Jno Et Fok RENT—Part of s handsome STORE, in ine bre en pr ienan in | Sued He was taken into Cissel's drug store and Mr. McLean. In addition to these, there are the a Cire 5 P Bay 3 owlett Chas~ Meinorn J & Rusan Jos &n excellent location,on Pa. avenue, Would paolican this morning, in } his wounds were dressed by Dr. Butt; after usual number of river vessels with wood and farm ertington S Grafts Eyles J Hamiin Chas, Mountain 8 Romans Jno be very suitabie for military equipments, Adérecs reply to charges by the Democrat, Colonel Biair | ne was removed to the infirmary. se ‘which E. T., City Foat Office states that he never asked the favor of a contract injared. jo isawvensly HuklinsonC E Mahoney Jno Rires Jao A pede fom ew i senoegatcbepl gaat ts pwns s 3 Greens 3 Emerg s Ha ait Ghas fyackioy naw Kichacdson js OR SALK—A FARM, containing 50 acres of | & Sppeistment = on. Fremont, which was a areal. , by decesh batteries. Brewer 3 Goon Jno Hott Hollingeworth Menyoss 0 fea good land, on the Georgetown and Rockville | NOt granted. Their difficulties ate not of a private} Srairrzp ann Let Loose.—Yesterday, C.F. baving been molested by ‘ Ri Garsoad y Horges Chas M Maywood Jno a or Turnpike.9 miles from the former pisos, in @ good | nature, but relate to charges made against General | Temple, the individual who was for aa P berington 8 = Cloney J Hone p Maurer isaac Robertson DrJ | Beighborhood, Location very healthy. Excellent | Fremont. saulting Mr. McDevitt, while walking with ia- Ban vou van Bacves —Mr. WP. Willis, ins | Bailey's rfus JM Hickey Chss H Miller JasS Roberteon Jno | Naver. 00d {ruit, &o. Ineuire on the premises, or dies, several days ago, was taken before Major and mule breakers at the Observatory corral Bait? fElshel » Hingyogbotnam Miller "as Jno iB | address HENEY AAIGHT, Rockville. Mont Sykes, Assistant Provost Marshal, to explain how cruelty to the animals in training, | fe might fomder RR Camobelt Hutohios (BT Sagalre fa v ft He RUUMO FOp_Saire, = PA shied eet arcrerappah ph ed ny ey og Someone — *Jotting,’’ In no! olline J Ha'l Baraci Merwin. 450 Twei ide, bet ¥e ——y) - ee rcnaaneatig or comtinsoons oh Ieeak wie Biunink a gouined ¢ Howden AT McfitJas ftecbo- Henry Sasllty te'cnteoaeied te thls yee Whereas, The Dusi- ets. The locality is unsurpaasod in tis city, and { Tneolently dace pave in- } hess was not very satisfactorily explained; but be which the mules are treated by some of thelr | B2;"28 1). Cornwall J w the rooms are ainong the most comfortatis, ‘No | Yaded Kentucky, and Insolently dictate the terms | gid he bought toe cost frome & thes went oe heidor RN Ghandier JP Emery tA Hersoh Ane Magcod tJ F Rives D5 Houses Albert Mute Henry Rutter Henry hat fs . | Upon whick they will retire; therefore jteer «nm the |: the Potomac sm aha tiara | RemP NE eeaiey! Geet. |Mtceorkwa Mittens fiat [Sed memati, "07 TAB | Reed Yan Gen obra, Maden te | FS‘ ppc fom, te fellows : 5 : : s Mai horns places where the harness has been {lly adjusted, Biatos Epunor Everiugham DB} Harman AF. Mitoheat Mr floppe OR RENT—A STORE on Penneylvaniaave- ‘force suilcleat to espe the rae | D&Ck:, bY order of Major aa ipper. idle, and the breast toard P x pot tan eer urwhare. “Thevalcer at the head | BarrettO U2 CoburnJ H | Ebermeyer A 20 Hughes AW = MartinGeo W Richards»n Gen Henning A Mowry Geo Rider Geo F nue, and Fixtures for sale. Apply at th f- Sud call out a feece suflicient to expel the inva- | turned loose. 6. se IL fie BrownaOC CnaonirghamJ Flanigan W ope 7 TOR RENTCHOUSP d0n Panrninn —— | The above were passed by the House and con-]|_ ARRESTS IN THESEvenTH WARD —Mrs Robey, of this department are men of capacity and bu-| Baboock O Pde la Fal wk" | Hans Al Morgan Geo W Fence JOR RENT“HOUSH 402 Pennsylvania curred in by the Senate. ”y for leading a lifesbe “ hada’t ougbter” lead, and manity, and will, we sure, apply a corrective | Bernuard OG Fuller W M Faskill AP Miner 6S Resnolds Gen over the | ‘stora of Franck Taylor—a p! The Senate also passed a concluding resolution, | ‘Irish Mug.”? for the same, were arrested by when aware of the facts Beunett NR Ferguson Wm || Harmon AP MitchellGen Koberta@ A for a professional man se 4-tf_| with but three nezative votes, which’ pro} to | Officer Weeden. Justice Stratton required Mrs — — Bremiy , Fesseuden Win2 | Holmes M H, Maxon Geo Randolph F F OR RENT—A substantial three story BRICK | confine the war to the two armies, and y sera R. to give security for good behavior, and sent An Inverenats Orrenptr —Yesterday eve- | Bressicr Fisher WW Hartman A © Mos! Gv Reeve FA ROUSE, with large lot adjoming, situated on | tenance partisan quarrels, as leading to civil “trish Mag” to ruralize at Queen’s for 90 di ning, Bill Bowie, a slave, was arrested by Pa- | Bartlett M ML Filzpstriok Wo | Henduicks A W Myers F F Third street éast. two doors from C street north, | yee? Sint, 16) EoaingY ator | Kia Geel, coe ae ee: trolman Leach for stealing wood from Mrs. San- | UT207 Ny Fraser WL iin Da Mone F ria | oP capil Gill © very hesithy louation. and pties | «te ernlng hae the Oem “troopa | dec-nt exposure, was made to pay 2 $2 01 for the ders, in the northern part of the Fourth Werd-| Barrow ptr ForsterT@-2 | Jones WC Marcher Ras Roney EH immediataly. Inquire of ME HACON, nemtdoen | reached Rolling Forks, Sve ailecem onan | same by Justice Walter. He was taken before Justice Donn, who ordered | Bassett MM = Creasy 13 Float: T Jordan Lt W A Mouiton F Richardson EE | or of Miss M. C. LINCOLN, 301 Pa. avenue, | draug’s Hill, they found the bridge over the fork PE him to be punished with twelve stripes. The| BignamSk Cory) Field TA Jenkins CaptW MarshatiF = Rogers Ba between 9th and 10th si bw. burned nnd the enemy encamped on Muldraugh’s | , M&voR Wattacn, we are told, bas consented witness agalnst bim wasa feeble crippled colored | Boi. V Chamberland 8 Fe Jones Thos Marsh Kiias Rodgers Dr ane Boe nn th Y Sere nbed.on Mutdraugh’s | 4 present, on bebaif of the ladies of this city, the man named Holland, and assoon as Bowie re. | Bess Lco!-2) CuehingJ AF ‘Thos Marr Krastus : ORK REN USE of the row of | Hill. Their numbers were not ascertained beautiful stand of colors to the First Regim ceived bis stri he returned directly to &he plod ete ra Carter JC F Murdock K new four atory honses on Fourth St, hatwees Gen. Sherman, discovering a ford about breast District of Columbia volunteers which bas lately house where Holland was and taking a heavy | po/sman t 4 Gooees J presser. mae faerie Dam Z Lar a re Ne, Boel {resting Se a ar ents temo pend? Which had not | been made up for that purpose. The presentation eudgel beat him terribly and th:eatened to burn | Baker LG ChameicaS: Passesad Johnson RW Magrader pb WILLIAM H. PHILLEP, Attorney at-Law, No. d fom, at wiich | will take place, in due form, te-morrow r the rouse He was again taken before Jus-| BaobittLS Garments? fiezetS Tighe E Matiewx DS’ Raynotie A 40! ouvsiana avenue. me iivcot | me Lt. Col. Johnston was dispatched from > day) afternoon, at 5 o'clock, in the East tol by ‘ i le 7 Fieaten : - - a Louisville with 700 additional force, consisting . ? by ibe cour ana very dangeroua choracter Tun| Berl | Caine) Kora. | cyosstighael Murpiy Chae Suowien Wan N | FPANDSOMELY, FORNISHED RoOMG— of the reinnant of Rousteau’s command and about | P=". ice rT oy rencn d d . ome Guard. Je the third time he has been whipped for steal-} ion t Chariton ML Frenon ML, JonseJuo Hurry Chas? Seem, Wp a8 and water, and convenient to tho Patent | “rhe sity ie fullot ccmors. There is a dovttta |g Scenene kn ey nary bee bane : ing, by order of this magistrate alone. Boyle John c J Jonathan Moore © W Snider WR ‘ost Office Departments, for rent. Appiy at rt that G: al B & watchman in the Washington Navy Yard, wice page was broughtover again lasteven. | Buss Joun jansosJoshua, Myers F Stursr Win ead ath eter Tae avenne, north side, between | Contederate forces at Muldraugiee Hitt eects | J: E Cloakey, resigned. BE Balloon was over aga! even- 7 7 : Ti ots. ma’ - to be reinflated at the gasometer in the First | Biron J R pelohart Joo A Malou ches Etophene Wm Deidge of Roticg tee ne bed barned the] oes: Guiana DS Bef ard and took the usual course throu, pccotge- 8 Johnson frac j plarsh al w = w BOARDING : i POPES Union: men buraed the bridge at Noll Justice Walter —Abrabam man Brows drank and ais. * ridge ai ‘olin . ae one ae inege ssaoee Scoot MOM Re ee ss fifteen miles south of Elizabethtown, whereby | orderly; workhouse 30 days. Peter Wilkinson Jitvosd WM Murray Arthur Srttew tw e 7008 urray Arthur urges Lt W.. Murenead A. Stayfoy Wan trying to imitate the worm fence estrianism of Senumns 3 Issacson|.tH W Mathews a do. 30 days. Daniel Hill, drunk and 8 few of the ‘‘orificers’’ from that vicinity. This “everal Boarders oan be accommo- | they stopped two of the three trains which the se. | Profanit Fream(al ns) with or without Rooms, in a very plovs. | Cessionists supposed they had obtained by the | @isorderly; do. 30 days. Michael Shea, morning it was up over Fort Corcoran. Harris F J Jousson HM MeOcy Pret a Sane The at No. 602 I street north, be Sth | burning of the Rolling Fork bridge. This is | °*°ds; aismiesed Thee. Eile, pitching g ————__— rickee Jos Jounson HS = MeGufdy At Sertemee'T # Probably true. a oa + aan. Seas To su Storrsp.—We hear that the Superinten- F togalis MoKenzieA = Stevenson Lol Juhnson HyS Mo:aneAllen F irwin DrG H | MoCaill GhasA Sherman ThoM dant of the Police bas directed his Sergeants and JEFFERSONVILLE, Sept 18.—2.300 Indiana troops | #4 disorderly; do. $235. Richard eg A] Patrolmen that wherever a house is known to Provost Marshal. SSS GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS arrived here this evening, and 4,700 additional Lecen anh mn, - fine J oi 5 troeps are expected before to-morrow morning. . Biiss H-2 MoMillan Chas t “i ng larceny; dismissed Koc! sell liquor to soldlers no matter of what grade, * ineh Kites ! MorverGase Rte ees SSEY, COLLINS & 00-8 Lovisvizie, Sept 19.—Early this morning the | with intent to Rill a sc A enforce — agai Api e ier Cameron F A irwin DC. MoUare Dr Seater TS PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT, U.S. Marsbal seized the office of the Louisville appeared that Smith, with another soldier, went or officers as witnesses if necessary. Celstener FW Jameson C D-5 M jegiatock, Swith Thos J Ex} this de steamer J. Jerome— Courier, arrested ex-Gov. Morehead, Reuben T. into Koch’s restaurant and asked Goon Samanitans —Mr. Walker, of the New Gere” soueins BF MoielG H, Stokles re po barrels BRAGS BEALE, Murrett, one of the proprietors of the Courier, and | which was refused them. They York Ezpress, who was so treacberously stabbed Cow!ing E Judy Adam-3 Molntire HH M_ Soles Sami soo hifbble. do. de, = Martin W- Barr, telegraphic news reporter for | and were ordered to leave, by the secession prisoner in Maryland, was kind- lark EG ly cared for by the family of Mr. Wm. A. Mur- g JouesAH MoCoombs 48 schoitiad S Johuson arthur MeCarty HF. Stascy Sylvester Sud Or HG Secly Bain! 10, do, the New Orleans press, on charges of treason. | do so Koch undertook to on delivery. arrival will be fos peje. sain The prisoners were all carried to Jeffersonville, | knocked Smith down, and rine mn 6 a r ray, of Prince George county, where the affair Golifrs DJ Johnston Allan Moaliister1 $ Senta B.2 __Union Depot, Georgetown | opt git srauaterred to thecustody of the marshal Ses with « cedgel’ Hace see BabA to tad happened. a Gritehiow Ss F fonnaton Aw eb id i= Stewart Semi B Just, RECEIVED— The transmission of telegraphic news South is t Sziuixo Liquor to Sotpixrs —To-day. John .F fingebury trig Pe Shaffer ms 10 bhda, re Pore, jen. SUGARS now interdicted, and the lines in that direction Kelly wos taken by the Provost Guard, aud fined Fi eeler Wm J Movonald Jas Smith RR 250 bbis: HERRING and ALEW Vv interrupted. $25 by Justice Donn —— Miller, keeper of a a} Kennedy WW Motaughlin JH Sax:on Capt R BD bbls: Crashed ard Refined 3U Mae, ain ae Shacaek Ge ees restaurant opposite National Hotel, waa fined | 3 = L's Fe Kirby Wm MoKeuney Jno. Sumner R 9 bags Rio and Java COFFEE, Parchase ef Horses in Canada. $25 by Justice Johnson. Brissy JE E Kinnear Wm = Alo! joo D Swan RK 10 hhds, (low-priced) MOLASSES, Toronto, C. W., Sept. 18.—A large number of atv eee Bomern 3) MeKcan Jas ries For sale by JOHN J. BOGUE. sels | horses are being bought here for the United States: Int. —Capt Blunt, of the Engineer Corps U.S. | Barret Ee government, and several hundred have been Sate heen era Somrgttown, Fish HN HoL-Aueh nJuo Spenkel Peter INTERIOR DECORATIONS. 4 9¢ | *PPed within the last few days ——— Fisher € MoCathan JH Sanderson P PAPERHANGINGS, ail grades and_prices; Fire at Bloomfield. N. J. ‘Wantsp ro EmpLor—At Whitehurst’s Gallery, F MocCandyJ H Sheldon WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE UO ‘and . “i "4 5 Newarx,N.J . 18.—The Ba ised so” ivante oon five pis el Comp MoGuire J ae Ruercart Nats FASSELD. G1LT OVAL pict dite FRaMes, mills of Van sew E vg a Eent Bloom and, 2 Ole a — oCutchen J A Smith M ‘ |. 486 Seve: sa : were entire! jestro) last night, with a Is 1 rossiate that say Soldier can be s0 foolish F oPuerson J B Shoede) NM eo u-oyeit ” 496 Seventh a8 dente abers, | lunge quantlty ef wink, machinery ee ian] LATEST NEVE SE een 3 to leave the city without & supsiy of holioway's i chowan Mo Ste evihee kD | oe ck | 820,000, which 8 insured for $12,500. LATER FROM MISSOURI. wi ¥, Fogret it. medicines are the only oertsiy Fi laughlin M Swan Lewis. Headquarters A New Gunbeat Launched Jarrensox Crt, Sept. 19—Evening —There ie gares for Complaints, Fevers, Sores Broach oUanley Prt Senkce vee FoR Boston, Sept 18—The new gunboat Saga-| no definite intelligence from Lexington. Dis- «Only 25 cents per box or pet. * se 12-lw Fisher 0 ne Pe tewart Jno W TA Ri more was launched to-day. Two others are near-} patches from Booneville say that Lexington was == = rol ourn Pat IND. UBBER GOODS. y ready. last. Two MARRIED Fits 5A hlinP'§ short Jno taken by the Confederates cn Tusgey t the Church of the Ascension, ‘Tuesday looteA H 2 — tlemen who left Booneville this (Thursday) Peo ieeDistey ou vhleeTK wat apt orricens, steer ening, sntrat net, ee, Shee ZAR. * BreE mith Jno PRIVATES, E3 “oid, were four thousand Federals at Booneville be- pg nd Wellaburg, Va, papers copy.) a bi i TEAMSTERS, sides the Home Guards. —————-s+e-— ehns Col IVERS. and others, The Nationa! Lean in Besten. DIED, Grant & K Can find the Boston, Sept. 18.—The subscriptions to the ‘The war Ale: vi the Isth Cay Me Tux Postrion or Rosechans —' cor. pak ES MgGOKEN, Companr arith Reeument : Slee UARaNeS ‘Treasury loan yesterday reached nesrly @296,000. | Sr aecr of Cincinnall Gasetis writes fean chesneenh pont i a SSS ‘fex’s Ferry, Va., Sept. 14: (Brootlya, N. Y¥., papers copy.) Sarver Ww, iteeiman Jn0C Mec. 4 JOHNSON & NAGL = Ber On the 18th instant, CHAR FRANCIS. in- ireird W " 2 BEST ASSORTMENT 289 wo. 28S SON e NAS ‘Avene, BOD] We are still near the site of the late pestaed loved co ana cca VW Seae Ginmon WW | Busedas Habel W a Blt ot Decwoon Ninth and Font te soutn side, | engagement, (Poe ebudeneeyed te bai tod Ta thie city on Thursday. the 19th inat., FRAN- ray thoss > | ans Bsa Moat Be INDIA RUBBER GOODS a SA SPiGhL BS. PRESE. APRS ake | dimeuities of croming pn GE EL a Grisyee os | Het Fezad etch | Mattine etn hnconner wien wit to wid ot] Siler Made” | |megtea” Oe ee rt ak o'olock pm. from the residence of his reece c ear g De Sarveve Benner 4 MANUPACTURERS’ PRICES, Just arrived the following brands af git Mecensolaance was made by MoCook peste son, Lovisiana jsrrett Sam! rer w SchoomakerJ aT ci $5: y, which ended entering ( Baltimore papers copy.) est RA A. i eidsick. river! stopped On thev0:h instant. Mrs HARRIET FRENCH, Gray Jerry HALL & WEEKS: Moet & Chaision: Carer & Ca Bene & Fagot, | ‘2g ttver) Floyd had. stopped 1a after bis Feireat, wife of the late William Freach, formerly of the ng ash Wm inyver Jno . a i Royal 6 Floyd, himself, was then ten a rd Treasury Department, aged 46 years. . ees ageut T. ad athard Jno INDIA RUBBER WAREHOUSE, Ped we ot Noe Lore fs Hoce— freight ‘Con wen Wise, and that ORREN Nee ot Phe ee inser. ‘ aa a ier Jos gf tives ao ht 308 PannsyLvania AVENUE, pig ee aes 280 Penna. avenue. dougbiy warrce ‘was also “re j- imo 5 . Bum-nger 5 dence, on Bist stroot, between O sub on nendes, arron cal M M outhor Joa Between Ninth and Tenth Strests, Fomor regowned BORTEED. WINES ocd McCook 1n seventeen prisoners, which, t. at'2 O'clock. ‘The friends of ths inaberger 1. agent M-2 ‘owther Jas LiQUORS, for Camp, M y added to those taken, swells the number Ketily are fevutsc to scsoosl * rove Ne lord @ Simp-on Ded N. B.—SUTLERS and DEALERS supplied at Pongtantiy Gu hand ad eoid at ony i Frees to about thirty. A "ian Seay Neat ow on lear Jno | lowest New York Prices, se'ztf |tythe Case, At J SUN & NAGLE Lee has best, besten beck at Ghent Mountain, Ww PERSONS IN BLACK Gardener J ‘A Nicholy ymmons Jan E, | PROPOSALS, till the 2th of Sepiem- | Pi and other SAUCER. TO. 608 nomeatiyaeenes oe of ates taben {LL stpak of al fabriag for Moarn- peon Jaa suman ( Saee tystit oe cok there tavltege er far ‘ oft x dope, | SBOE 4 ’ Mout the satire sean eorgue J e Cast Noreross Chas Suane nat : = C Anoruxs Rucitznr von Wasmixotox —A' SEE pam Saaroe; ome SaeyAr free 3 oe ai" TOON & mcs mand poe REALS necrna, i i estate iiaes” ene | Alay RICHARDG FREE, Gay are | tne ti "Berry ” Garboed. reserves to Mgelf the right to white Ponca, as. by fae UTUMN AND WINTER DRY @0ODs. mt ie mr thay eae Miss. od 1 ca pe tas eal od in Preeouty ‘notes, if Government Pre-ony, r =f) Det ee astRY NOTES OF MINA sheen teat tn t BSS Saeeren LAIR EO ABS aE ge arene Ge