Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1862, Page 1

THE B¥ etna Ss = Ld . PUBLISHED EVELY AFTERNOON, » (8UND4¥ EXCEPTED.) } AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Gorner of Pirnsylvapic avenue ond Elowenth st, ar W. D. WALLAOCH. » Papers served in packages by carriers at a year, or 37 cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is $3.50 2 year, in adeance; $2 for six » Months; $1 for three months; and for less than . ‘three months at the rate of 12 cents 8 week. Sin- gle copies, onz cunz; in wrappers, Two calts. {[J" Avvenruzments should be sent to the ®fice before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may Rot appear until the next AFFAIRS LN DIXIE. ———— A BLUE, LUOK Sores i: From late Southern papers we take the fol- lowing - ALARM AT MEMPHIS. We have received a copy of the Memphis Appeal, from which we make the followin, extracts of a report of a safety meeting held in that city a few days since : Mr. A. P. Merrill, the ehairman, in stating the object of the gathering, said, that after months of preparation we found ourselves in = great jeopardy in reference to the defence of the esa valley. Gur foree..was not : jarge enough to protect the city. The time had come when we had to endanger our own lives in the defence of our firesides. Bvery had arms to use when the enemy ap- proached, but it was a sad mistake to mappoes that Memphis was to be successfully defend- ed when the enemy had passed Fort Pillow. one who had a gun should either use it himself, or give it to some one who would use } it. It is now time to act, to organize. We aan an organization which will ren out our itary resources—our guns and other wea- Pens of defence. The enemy is marching upon us in immense force, and with iron fleets, and We owe it to ourselves to make preparations to assist and secure our friends whe are strug- gling for our defence. Mr. Watson thencame forward and said that, while at Columbus, he made particular inquir- y ies of our officers and men, and all concur in / one sentiment, and hg ie Upon us to come into the army and assist them. They had had a terrible battle, and found that the enemy they had to meet there was a different sort of ma- terial from those met at Manassas, Bull Run and Leesburg. They were men who would fight face to face until the last man was slain, as was shown in the first that one whole ent was cut down except forty-three men. He said he knew all about the force at Colambus—that Bowen was at Feliciana, and so Sey forti- , fied that they could boi 2 the devil. The re: sumption now is that Lincoln’s forces will be sent down the Mississippi from the Kentucky side. They are expected to come down from Cairo and Paducah, and flank us on the right and left. If they succeed in flanking Col. Bow- en, they have only a few miles to go to tear up the railroad, and go to the river and sink our boats, thus cutting off our subsistence supplies, and taking Columbus without firing a gun. He said that the privates in the ranks say that if they new our people here were doing their whole duty, it would enable them to do ten times as well. He said that the army at Columbus called upon us to organize and come and help them. Ho appealed to every man to offer himself and fill up every artillery company that has not now the means of being worked effectively. When the enemy takes Columbus, it is folly to talk about saving Memphis. There is not an artillery company but what can find accom- modations for ny men. Go and help the fying artillery—go and help the heavy artillery. Fort Pillow bas. net enough men to man the fortifications. There are pienty of guns there, but not enough men. Our great daty now is to go where the fight is to be at—Columbus and Feliciana—and attempt to keep them from flanking Bowen and Polk. He said that Gen. Pillow informed him that application to call out the militia for the Western District had been made to Gov. Harris, and he hoped there was no man who would wait for the call of the militia. He said that resolutions should be passed to close business hours at 3 o'clock, to drill, and that men with rifles, shot 3, ns we have in our midst. In conclus.on, he urged every man, old and young, speculators and all, to go to work, or- 7 [oy into companies, or join the ranks and ll up others, and resolve to figiit and die by - those now battling for our rights. This would " eneou our men, and make heroes of all who can beara gun or strike for their eountry. Mr. Howard then came forward, and briefly but forcibly addressed the meeti He said we ought to fight the enemy at Columbus, for when they passed Fort Pillow he was hag for one, to makea Moscow of Memphis ie feared that there were those among us who ought not tobe here. Ourmovemeuts were all known tothe enemy. We ought to organize, and if we have no guns, go up as a blank regi- ment and take the guns of the enemy as they fall. He thought we had about 4.000 men in our “ who could be spared to fight at Colum- bus. He was willing to go with such weapons as we had, and he had some he would loan to his neighbors The meeting ressembled at 3.30 P. M., when Rev. Mr. Thompson, Chairman of the Commit- . tee, read the resolutions and address which we have already published. Mr. Somerelle moved to lay the address on the table. He regarded it as calculated to raise a panic in the country. He subsequently withdrew his motion to enable the meeting to The remaining resolution: up, and adopted, except the last one, which was laid on the table Objection having been made te the publics- * tion CAs aap! bpcense Ss me — a panic, Mr. Topp said it was only by creating a | mae that some people could be aroused to a ischarge of their duty. Finally, the fifth resolution was reconsidered and the address adopted with much unanimity. THINGS AT MEMPHIS. [From the Memphis Argus, Dec 19 ] Itis time, more than time, that the people of these States should awaken more fully to the dangers at home, and bend their eyes more on . their owa Government and Generals and less on the relationships of foreign nations. Mil:- tary movements stem coming to a stand still; with inducement te act, we are only industri- ous in doing nothing. Our am! jors or com- missioners are seized and we look to others, instead of ourselves, to force their release. Not to the wooden walls of England should we look for the liberation of Mason and Sla- » dell, but to the bayonsts of Beauregard. reaches , and Johnston Co’ Mason and will be nearer the of St. James than they ever were on board the Trent. Asit is, if our independ nce is won for us by the pe the of England, our revolution will stand on the pages = hong tn any but an enviable light; and when the passions and privations of the present are that now sparkles with tation at hope of foreign will droop in shame at the un- needed co: of we@k patriotism and unen- during bravery its seeking proved. . If there be by eee tscle on earth, @ bright e in ry, it isthe or the narration of a self-making nation. If be a humiliating position it isthe liberty is due to a protectorate de facto, though notin name. The past of Great Britainisa tee of the ultimate cost of her favors. But, be that as it may, Eogiand’s business is not ours, and God that it ever should be. Look things Mere eey cease this Seto! the foreigner, an a say See tears of | shame ri Sa we Southern valor, southern wealth, and southern Patriotism were adequate to s task tenfold more difficalt, if properly led ; and if they-ere, or have been, forced to look with anxiety for f help, the fault lies only with those who paralyzed our arms. THE DAM EXPLOITS. Ni : em aieer tare in B ; ‘ jong the Potom keley coun yee bioakae the canal, throug my wb ees ve large > and ace. All these Bote bors , 2 even to that recently made by the far-famed “stone-wall brigade,” if there be ; é ts Single Copy, per 2RRUM....0..0s81 —¥ COPE. ceccccccervecversccnes = - Ebening yet. XIX. WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1862. avy truth in the current reports of the last few days. From those we hear that the boats are still running of the canal from above dam No. N°. 2,772. GENERAL ORDER. Navy Derartaxnt, December 23, isa, TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. FROM EUROPE. THE DOLLAR STAR! INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS! HELMBOLD’S 8. This is nota solid structure of stove ag is] praripax, Jan. 8—The stenmer Canada, with an aS eaaE Act Dupanraunr ae rentenvous for GENUINE PREPARATION. . - §— 5 at 3 beon materially damogeds ber fomritee cvs | anaes Leyes, ©, sas and Urnging | NOW 15 THE THEE To SUBSCRIBE! aie Noein ~ sonrlaon on a) . arr: — - learn, until there is a freshet sufficient toear-} Great sus; prevails in Europe pending the | The Fullest and Mes: from. lew Fork. ‘ HI®. ry amar the.» pile aheeting,’” it will act ag « | arty ofthe steamer Africa with The response of the Seat af Goverment! mumore, Mergisge? ant “HIGHLY CONCENTRATED + We make these statements because we have | , The steamship Hibernia, which safle for Port- Reading “Matter for the Fi Fitteids Civole! Ty seamen. and nm who can Extract Buchu, land on the 24 January, takes nearly 700 troops to been at the lies which the dam ex-| ot'Scnns, N.B disgusted aos have occasioned. In imitation of Yan- ——__——— 4 Positive and Specific Remedy The present year is undoubtedly the mostevent-_ Ds 7 2. the surgeon’ ition. by present- a thomeeloon Cae eauenten iedrb residence, wita an officia! osrtifioate from city si clerk signifying that they are Wd denen The steamship Africa, which sails from Liver- ee bey sheriael. 8 err ieee Foam pool = the 4th inst , also takes a body of troops | ful in the political history of this country, and the ve expressed & desire to leave to Per Dlesases of the feet Se way pers . alifax. record of occurrences transpiring at the Fed- | B&vy, will be recsived on the following terms: BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVE! had crossed the river, run off th The ship Amonia, from New York for the int Srshovnes of thres cents a mile fi {- "asc. L, and DROP- captared several picoes of can- | Clyde, was abandoned ateen December 10th. eral Metropolis is naturally of striking and te | ling ex pliiaai geo ¥ SICAL SWELLINGS. penres. 2}. Anadwance of three morths to seamen and ordinary seamen, and of two month to landemen. %!, Permission to leave an allotment of rey ir @n- to sme famuiiles, t» commence the cate o: 4:h. ‘To goon board ship in their ordi: clothes, doharged as markable interest. The public desire to receive prompt, full and reliable accounts of ali that passes here is most intense, and we bave consequently made alterations and improvements in the weekly issue of the Washington Star to meet this want most satisfactorily. in compl!- Dalonisis, and pon, tid trae that the fright of the Yankees | , {ore S server Had Yenorehed from pie recent wxpostad tera — ka they confidently | “The Russian government is said to have sent a ‘rom Jackson. ey Were 10 | note to Waabifigton condemning the seizure of the greatest excitement at Williamsport and Mason and Slidell. a agate Many left the latter place, and| The frigate Warrior has her satls bent, and is ‘at the former they made every preparation to | heing kept in readiness to leave, pending the so- “his Medicine increases the oat excites the aBsORBENTS fat by which the WATERY O%8 CalcERots and &'! UNNaTORAL ENLARGEMENTS Gre 86 Well Ge PALIN AND INFLAMMATION, Beton Hatment where an ontht will bo furnished and Hist, bet iz: FE aca tagene Brostat prices, iz destroy their magazine and other property. | lution of the American question ance with the wish of the public the paper bas] ©) bine cloth ‘rowsers 4g One of thet oo mdents left for Ihe camp disse teitng te Geen eo amare been changed from a quarto to the more conve. Que hive fn grerehare cameo. ie get teaks, op ais wrote that he | tne Baptist Union. have bad an. interview with | Mlent follo shape, and now appears a handsome | Two pairs woollen drawa... 3% | HSLMBOLD'’S EXTRACT BUCHU loadi 7 4 son's WagODs UD- | Lord Russell on the sabject of affairs with Amer- | sheet of thirty-two columns, filled with choice | {ns mattrees. .. <9 For Wenksesss loading boats preparatory to cressing the river. | ica. and carefully prepared Reading Matter, and bear- FL ees 390 | Arising i hy iabite of Dissipstion, BS ses of trained nurses proceed at once to} ing the name of the i” Attended wath the Following Saanivian fi am ——- “ ol Wrm Hickmend Papers. The Army and Navy Gazette says there is «| “ Washington Dollar Weekly Star.” $327 | [adispostion to Exertion, of » WAR RUMORS. ‘ospect of trouble with the Selks, and that bat- eae The pay of petty officers averages $20 to $25 per | Week New” aiee : see: greeny trys seins aren yen pees of artiller at Dumber, on Xb int “oe As indicated by the title, we now furnish the . of eu ‘orror of Di 4 » ene! ac in, iv ‘SOBMED. .. month. i. 10,000. men, had marched into and taken prewing telegram frou Bengals Pet PY | paper at the unprecedented low price of ordinary ned . as: Jie isndemas will be allowed to take the benef iJ ¥ of this reguistion who has not been four ‘months FY sea or on the lakes or Tre PON w mi de %-eo6t Seo of the Navy. 62 SEVENTH STREET. ARMY oFrigegs xp contaactOne sion of Romney, in Hampshire county—the Yan- kees making little or no resistance. A report Prevailed in the city last night that the enemy— said to be 5,000—bad taken possession of Hun'ers- ville, in Pocahontas county. We did not leern the particul —Richmond Dispatch, Monday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR! Or barely mote than the price of the paper upon which it Is printed. It is our determination to make the WszkLy Star not only the largest and handsomest Dollar Newspaper in the United States, but that it shall absolutely be Tue Best Famity Wexxty NEWsPareR IN THE ORLD!!! Ina letter written Md Queen Victoria, she states that the only consolation she can:hope to find in the rest of her life, under ber sad and hopeless be- reavement, is to endeavor to carry out the wishes and Intentions of her husbaad. The cotton market clowd easier on Saturday. THE WAR IN THE INDIAN COUNTRY. ‘Sa’es on Friday and Saturday amounted to 15,000 Mempais, Jan.3 —A dispatch bas been received | bales. The Manchester market closed firm. from Little Rock, Ark, containing official intel- Bi stuffs were easier. Provisions closed ligence that Col James McIntosh, in command of | steady. Console 90290 wi in of the Boy. ; jos On . BB a eS ite lowed to se. whieh thie IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS, Im one of which the Patient may Eapire. ee ee er Sat phar are not roenently Sol- “INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.” four regiments, had a fight with the forces under ———— It contains the very fullest, freshest, and most arrived ndows of Sas! Many are aware of the cause of their suffering, Opott evholo, about 73 tintlea northwest of Fort Arrival ef the Steamer Bremen. important details et te thet transpires at the suchas 23 pet ts cand tiga auch BUT NONE WILL CONFESS. Nyon "bh Dece: : lasted i four houra, and. rewalted Te eee ong aebt lasted | Naw Youx, Jan 8 —The steamer Bremen hts | seat of Government; editorials on all the impor ing for by THE RECORDS or THE INSANE ASYLUMB arrived, with dates from Southampton to the 25th. The Londen papers of the 24th published Count Thouvenel’s dispatch to M. Mercer, French Min- ister at Washiogton, on the Mason and Sildeli case. Recruiting for the British army was going on in earnest te Bagi. if sii The screw corvette Satelite and the gunboats Sheldrake and Spider bad left for the southwest coast of America. The steam frigate Orlando would take out winter clothing for the squadron at Halifax The screw transport Mauritius was about to leave with 300 tons of war stores for Canada, and z battery of 12-pounder Armstrong guns and 300 oops ks, and for sale WwW. HAMILTON, xp ny oe ee ‘ine, Liquor and Cigar Btore, And the Melancholy Deaths by Consumption, BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE TRUTE OF TRE ASSERTION, THE WITH ORGANIC WEAKABRE OTE? Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and enemy, who lost 200 in killed, wounded and miss- ing; 100 were taken prisoners. The Confederate loss was 12 killed and 20 wounded. Col. McIn- tosb was still pursuing the enemy. Opothleyholo was fleeing to Kansas The Confederates captured @ large number of negroes, horses, &c. ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. [Correspondence of the Richmond Examiner Manassas, Dec 27, 1861 —To day our onsls army is engaged in building log houses for win- ter quarters, or In moving to sites atready select- ed. Several — will remain where they now are, near the fortifications in Centreville, and the remainder will fail back a mile or two upon Bull Run. Gen Kirby Smith’s brigade is tant topics of the times; the news of the week; interesting correspondence from all parts of the world; capital stories; humorous and grapbic sketches, and the pick of the floating misceliany of literature and gossip. The Dotrar Star has asa permanent feature a carefully prepared AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT, embodying whatever may be of interest to farm- ers in the transactions of the Interior Department, the Smithsonian Institution, and the U.S. Agri- cultural Society. Gardening and Horticulture J. M. Towsns, J.B. Towsns. L. TOWERS & CO., STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ES- TABLISHMENT, Corner Louisiana avenue and Sizth st, Invigorate the System which HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU smversa’ ly does & TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SKEPTICAL. The attention of the business community is ro- speotin!ly invited to the New Book and Job Print- ing Establishment, which has been fitted up with new material, in the most compiete manner, is now prepared $2 cxsoute, in asatisfectory style, every at Been Wigtall” to the sieht of tbe Orange | The iron frigate Defense has been ordered to be | 280 receive due attention in this department variety of Printing, viz: oes se FEMALES— FEMALES— FEMALES, an exandria r near the run. Near by the | ready to sail by January 2d, for Canada. of the 7, and we also give each week a jooks, Speeches. phiets, Cards, Ciroulars, whole of Van Dorn’s division are maki ng them-| The Goveranent bas decided to form a reserve ae ji < Sutiers’ Blanks, &9..£0. choice budget of Household Recipes for our lady readers; aiso, Recipes for the Workshop, together with an official list of all the new inventions issued from the Patent Office each week. In short, it is our purpose to give our readers a varied, rich, and sparkling variety of the reading that at once instructs and entertains, but aiming to make Wasuineton News and Gossip our spéciality, in accordance with the views set forth above. Beileving it to be better to sell many pepers at a low price than a few nta high price, we have determined to offer the following Extraordinery inducements to C/vis. ingle Bubseribers 21.00 per year. To Clabes of Five. ¥5 cents OUP SENTENPLATING MARRIAGES’ O* In Many ‘The attention of bers_of C i “ cinl'y requested for our facilities for. printing Affections Peewhar to Females Speeches, as we have the largest oan J 6 7- the city. BkBPwRIVAT EB. B3PFPRIVATE. FPRIVA TE. DR. LA BONTA Cures all Vonerial Diseases permanently and quickiy, without the use of diegueting er poison- ous dregs of ex d No diiung or inte Conraitations free selves comfortable in their little cott«ges. which rise rapidly day by day under the diligent bands of the soldiers A few brigades are scattered down toward the O uan, where wood and water are plenty, the furthest being by Davis’ Ford. The artillery, with the exception of Wal- ton s battalion, bas already been located betwéén Clobd Run and Stone bridge. The cavalry has fallen back a little, and they are now building stables and houses near Centreville. Gen. Stuart will remain in the advance. It is probable that Gen. Johnson will occupy the Lewis House, on the battle-field, and Gen 1 fis regard Wier’s, his old headquarters before the 18th and ist. Longstreet’s division will, if I am correctly informed,occupy the advanced position, and will remain where {t is at present. The ar- tillerists det» ‘led to man the guas in the batteries Will algo remain by the fortifications. In case of of troops at Bermuda. ‘The whole coast guard \s ordered to hold them- selves in readiness for war The London Times of the 25th says that Count Rechberg has written dispatches to the Austrian Minister at Washington, fully justifying the Brit- ish demands {n the case of the Trent, and urging the American Government not to complicate ite own affairs by any hesitation in satisfying the just demands of the English Government. Extract Buchu is ualied other rem- 7. ian C chlorosis or Be Akg toe Petnfuinoes, or Suppression of Cus Te uations. Uloorated or Schirrous state te- rus, Leuoorrhes or W hites, Sterility, a compinipts incident to the eex, wi Srisung from Indisereuon, Hi of Dissipation, or m the DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE! ‘KE SYMPTOMS ABOVE. « NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. Cincinnati. Jan. $.—A epecial dispatch from Huttonsville, Va., says that Gen. Milroy’s expe- dition, under Capt. Lacy, into Tucker county, Take no more Balsam, Mé Umpieasant has also Medicine for Cnpicasamt and Sengwons seases spersed 400 rebels, captur! missary : d« large amount of store: lieutenant and a private. Four rebels were found ir com- ierence with business, mt ca 3 7 4 Itis saying quite cnongh in its favor, when I aa: SLM \/ ox] iy an attack by the Yankees, it wlil take about two | dead. and a large number wounded. A detach. | £0 Clubs of wcents. | that my practiosiaghat which isinuse inal the | SLMBOLD'S EXTRAC BUCHU hours to get the main strength of the army across | ment of the forces were still in hot pursuit of the | 1° Clbs of Fifteen ++ SSeents, | New York city hospitals. 5 to Bull Kun. Informetion of an approach would | touted enem: To Clubs of Twenty-iive. 80 cents, New York City Collegeand Hospital Testimo- SECRET DISEASES be given et least two hours before au enemy could y- To Clubs of Fifty. 75 cents. nials (arnished pa thetr Stages at irttle Ladies wiih Whites and Diseases of the Womtt A Battle betwee. come up, and in that time we conid be well pre- the R portion Address W. D. Watiacn, Publisher of the] oured and saved a consumptive’s grave by m ared to resist any force that can be brought up. i B: f D i . "i his is about the situation of affairs for the win. of Gen. Keliey Star, Washington, D. C., with subscription | treatment. Waeetine, Va., Jan. 8 special dispatch from Cumberland savs that a detachment of Gen. Kelley’s forces left Romney and attacked the rebels 2,00) strong, at Blue’s Gap, east of Rom- ney, at daylight. ‘The rebels were completely routed, with a loss of fifteen men killed, and two pieces of cannon, ‘here is nothing offensive or disarrerab!« in any part of tho treatment. All cures warranted, or money refur ded. Com: loations in writing, with return stamp, promptiy attended to. Medicines for travelers and others packed, with full instructions for uge, and warranceo Ofice—Room No. § Was! ington Building, Penn. avenae sud Seventh st,, Washisgton, D.C. money enclosed, or for specimen copies, which will be forwarded gratis. ter, and it remains to be seen whether our men are to have an opportunity of a brush with the Yankees, or whether they will be allowed to en- joy their new houses in quietness. betr roventing and Curing Sthstares af tee WD; . Allsying Pain and Toitarmmadlc ss frequent in the olses of diseases, aud expe limg oti Potsonous, Diseas: ad out Matier, THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF Quacks ATTENTION, RANK AND FILE! ROTHROUCK’S, Ar 460 Ninvz Street, Ngan E. INTERESTING FROM SoutH CaRo.ina.—The arrival at New York of the steamer Vanderbtit, ‘wayons, tents, etc., and twenty were made pris- / * or) nes ae t from Port Royal, with nearly four thousand bales | oners, including oke commissioned officer. Fed. | 1# the piace, ofall otiyns, to-supply yourssivbs with] “S37 ______,___ J] auime bape said Oe were. deserved, ead that sup of sea island cotton, has been announced in the | eral loss none. CAMP FURNITURE, EALED PROPOSALS Are invited til! the 1°tn | “rorson” hae, by the use of “powerful ant Star, together with a brief account of a successful demonstration made on New Year’s day by the National forces against the Confederate fortifica- tions at Port Royal Ferry, some distance above Beaufort. Letters in the New York papers give a fall ac- count of these operations, which have been mis- bs ar ar in the seuthern telegraphic rep@ts as a Federal retreat. The truth is precisely the re- verse. The Sth Michigan regiment and the 79th It is rumored here that the rebels are in full re- treat from Hancock. dsy of Jauusry- 1882 at 12 o’clock m., sup- plying the Government with BERF CATILeE. ‘The Cattie to be delivered at Harrisburg. Cham- bersbore,or York, Pa ,as soon after the 15th ony of March, 1862, as the Government may direct. The Goverpment will receive under this contract 4.000 , and reserve the right to call for any addition 8! rumber up to 10,000. Each lot of Caitie delivered shall average at lonat 1,90 pounds gross weight; and no animal will be received which weighs jess than 1,000 pounds gross weight. been cried up in the sjetem, to break out in an eg grsvated form, and PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE, At THR VeRy Lowest PRiczs. Ho also keeps on band and makes to order MATTRESSES, PILLOWS and COMFORTS, of all qualities. Come and render youreelves oom- fortavie for the winter by a very small outisy of money. iLs- Remember the place, de 2i-Staw3w \EWS-—NEWE_NEWS! Message of the Gover: of Pennsylvama. Purttapsipuia, Jan. §—The message of the Governor of Pennsylvania to the Legislature to- day has been received. [t shows a balance in the treasury of 851.000 on the 30th of November, in- eluding $606,000 received from the United States on account of the war expenses. PR SELETUES EXVELO® Bowes Just Opennp, New York, under Gen. Stevens, went up the] “"atter reciting the facts relative tothe call for] NEW YORK OYSTER AND EATING SA | ©"Gtyornmont reserves to itself the right to payin URINARY ORGANS, Xe 2 LOON. : : t any bid sylvania now number 115, and that the total num- ber of men now in the service is 93,573, whilst the number preparing for service is 16,088; maki en regate of 109,615, exclusive of 20,615 o! the three months volunteers, now disbanded. = ‘ Riet in Newfeundiand. Sr. Jouns, N. F., Jan. 8 —There was an exten- sive riet at Carbonear yesterday, in which some twelve or fourteen persons were shot. None were killed outright. Troops were sent from here at midnight friends and the publio generally that, ther have opened their establishment! on New York av.. near 15th st. We shall spare no pains to procure for our guatomoers the best the market oan . ford. Parties, families and sutlers eupplied at the shortest notice, Our establishment will be open daily, Sundaps ex: de 2i-1m= corte DORIAN & SWORD. T THE WHITE HOUSE. HE Well-kuswo W bite House Restaarant, on High street, near the canal, in George- town, has been refitted, and parties can now be accommodated with comfortabie rivate rooms. Game. Fish, Oysters, and the best MALE OR FEMALE, from whatever cause originating and no matter of HOW LONG STANDING. Diseases of these Organs require the aid of & Di- WRETIC. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU 18 THE GREAT DIURETIC, it is certain to have the cesired effect in Jor which tt ts recommended, EVIDANOS OF TEE MOST RESPONSISLE 42D RE ‘willtscoompany the medicines. ‘event to rer id. c Fhe bide to berdreoted to Maj. A 1, A B, do hereb: ernment good and after some skirmishing with the enemy be abandoned his fortifications’ and ran off to the woods. Our troops then took possession of and demolished the fortifications, and afterwards re- turned to their camp at Beaufort, taking the pre- caution to leave a small force behind them to give notice if the enemy should venture to return This affair took place, as above stated, on the Istinst But, according to the Southern reports, there was a second and more important fizht on the following day, which result in the adyance of the Union forces to the line of the Charleston and Savannah Railroad, and taking possession of - BECK WiTH, Bisshineton, D.C, and endorsed For oF Biv. fa opty deliver to the Gov- ‘atte on the hoof for per undred pounds gross weight. The Cattle be lelivered st ix to the terms of the en- closed advertisement. The Cattie to be weighed on the scales,and the weight so determined to be th hte food and suffoient bond for the feifliment of the contract, and to receive tes or other » I it Government funds in payment for the Catte. Fire. perch oan emyr ol _ be ee se ery den Pirtssursc, Jan. 7—Phillips & Best’s glass M. snes. Liquors. snd Gecars, always on hend. de 2 td intelligence anderbilt, which left Port | works were destroyed by fire thi ing. The | Families furnis! sters. as usual. Royal at five o'clock in the morning of the 34 in- | Joss is pe ntrer pity ek whichjthere isan | _%7-1m A. RODIER, Pro -_ | Oe HOLIDAY PRESENTE —Cicake, Shemie, weiatcr ta, utont insurance of $10,000. MPC D MEATS, FISH, FRUITS, &o. ; nd 4 fine Dress Gots with Names Gen, Stevens now holds possession of the main | eee | La Felon Gras, trades, Conserve Gine 2 8 “ eee tx SCENCE ano Fame. ape and awaits reinforcements from the North ENJAMIN WOLFF. Canton Ginger, Ria de Yeau rufil sare, Pi = o pmeroigenm, \e jive Farcies, ‘Sardi es, An in oul, t Tybee Island the men were still busily at B diol 284 Pave: Avan UB, Rola, Champignons, Yarmouth Herring, Ancuovy : pet ps Goeen, Emieet- —s work on the entrenchments The force on the Washinetons 1 ¢, + Asparagus: XO.» BURCHELL, “ “ “ ohlefs, Medram Istand consists of the 46th New York regiment] Keeps constantir on bend s fie assortment v: 4019 —_— corner Fifteenth st. and Vermont av. ~ * “ Drees Goods, low and some laborers. The workmen are occasion- GOLD AND PILVER, WATCHES, GOLD) . = “4 rice Press “PHYSICIANS” PLEASE “ NOTICE.” ally interrupted by shots and shells from Fort r iS. JEWELEY SILVER WARE. OOK OUT FOR STORMY WEATHER, - a = oe a other a i an te “A Pulaski, which had fired on an average two shots | CUTL. Tit BGS LES, ger eee AND} La and send your ‘orders immediately to. AML inds Dry Goods | Wm MAKE “HO SECRET’’ OF “INGREDIERTS. 9 Fey ier j TON, az: = daily. Our men, however, had suffered no injury be cad glans more lights of glace ina day HELMBOLD'’S EXTRACT BUCHU c. N. B. Repairing done by F. C. Richarp, late them. from No. 162 Chestaut street, ‘Philadel phi ed rie only. . of Buchu, Cubeds and Juniper Berries, Sinful workman in Chrouometers, fine Warohes, | CRO gMGa IG Americm and ascheap. | | Rat tepestion of stock implics no objigation to a TES necraia bs ecoumdod teenee Tus Duwany Taxacuny Nore: &o. do 7 Im* rice; Shop—S62 7th t.. opposite Center | Purchase. Penn. fee Ye RRO. PREPARED IN Vaovo, tured by the Committee of Wa‘ id Means, Hankok CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! in the rear. je 16 end do 14-20t are eS ‘pies? ¥. HELMBOLD thorizing the issue of demand Treasury notes, | KAANDKERCHIEES, | HANDKERCHIEFS, ISAAC HERZBERG BY H. ¥. * preva. for temporary purposes, the Secre- | HANDKERCHIEFS !—All sorts, stock now un- ‘The Only Lice: . SoMere: ine NEW SUPERIOR ULLED Practical and Analytical Ch and Sole Man ry be authorized to issue, on credit of the | eausiled, for ladies and gentiemen—jurt the thing PAWNBR E R. SS CORN.—The subscriber, paving Eot the ageney United States, one hundred millions of dollars of | for Christmas Preseuis, THOMPSON'S, ; to. be lonned on Gold &d SIIVer Vato | ee ete ee eOr ee en eis | HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATIONS . uD i a are. “ wit apeciiing any pine of nse Sayan | gh A- bane Sore NO HATBRSR. | Wenag Apareteay awed pal Now'guts | tata ety and pba Bap sienel”™ and of such denominations as he may deem ex: p= 1 lead aeaiarrentramimmiiaed ie “em 7 WA BRR DL Agen AFFIDAVIT. pedient, = less than five dollars each; poe: such notes, and allother Treasu: notes, le on demand, not bearing intercst, tbat’ hove been heretofore an! Pa. avenue, between 18th N. B— afactu Marbie Mi M Is Tee toe at feappussnemnentateee SIGGERS & HENRY’S Wasuineron ‘aN REEXANDRIA EX- Leaving each city twice a day. Orders left on slate 8t Gregory’s Store or Mar- wlll mest with prompt attentions jaS-2w* Covemsla MARKET, The subscriber would most Teppootelly. inform the citizena of Wasuingtor that he has returned to his old quarter, where he intends keeping a first- ae y ewern, ‘dots ny. Sores Se eon. mene . T. ow OLD. Sworn and subseribed of ces cae oftprey errant We ascuterens ° 3 5g, LOAES! United States, and for all a debts, il ate brang! GLoaks: and demands owing ‘by the United States tof J8S2wes S| rate market in allt brapohon, oa in mee gone, | veer neue E arepndeertment off individuals, Coot oo ere and associations SOMETHING NEW! tomers. besutfal ety:e ¢ Clonks, in Beaver, Se aS sera oop Oot met tret aes wear yt ot Seek Cote Jose rida ment of all de! parlio aah petvetes und 1 a asi Cs Opposite de 13 Cc. MALLARD. de 14-s06t ‘RS. Centar ‘at Space. PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE be exchangeable in sums not less than one hnn- oyst TO LADI 8 FROM . TOS P. SL Te fest tate cs | mae SI Rie aR, ero | Jeune on VER AR Rireyree | HUERTA RG| REAL ESE the offices of the Ereeurere in New iime on record. ee ngton that he hag &h and loth. : dee . ork, Boston Z iend: depositories in Cincinast, for aay of ibe six per pert Ea eS has ALL ApuDS OF FANCY GROCERIES AND cont. twenty year coupon ond ia a_sogistered, apy Ss bg ye BR 2 MER TING. source uae benaiiar (apn piste da Sin an do 4 Stawtf 353 Pa. avenue. near 6th at. notes shall be received the same as | por day, fr REC! E Bs il . Just. RIN coin at thelr par value n payment for any bende oaulng athe PLONaAER MILES, sretawer ga diay Parrented ey Se ie a teat time Stes as the ixiguueen et the age aay : nellcheaper =e - era a 4 Sint 8 OWNING & KEATING. lic service may require. There shall be print- gt Folie wage ot meee Soe ry notes pti the Pre eC <a eee ee be issued under the provisions of this act, the foi- tvs ‘x execute ai] orders decayed ge fn ther, piace, tics outst 3 : co loth ad BERS 85°" | Seeking varpeee Card from Senater McDougall. 19-66 Penn. av. sis, EY CATA LADIES’ W: Aston Rows, HUG, \K, Jan.6, 1862 I am ROSS & BLACKWELL: PI al LITT g and fee for nals weeny advised thata bas modo Cc Mixed Pickies, * OW; Ret Wa oan & statement by me at Jacksonville, Ulinols. Py py oO oi # CATAWBA BRANDY, Not baving the maki. 08, Welnet Catsan, : | on me, ican orly Saute, oho. yy, } e 3 aeee Fae nee Bese hes