= = TELEGRAPHI XXXVilth CONGRESS—THIRD SESSION a | SeWEn Ags culconun Gstp | hi Cc. ee j Corréspondence of the Star. . H ; — bed eek ee tMiaieuienucaa. GeMscrcae. 0.0, sans, ise. | ‘The steamer New York will leave the wharf | : i LATEST FROM EAST TENNESSEE, = ‘be bankrupt was mn up. + Ycluck p. t the foot of Sixth strevt, Washingten city, on SP BRADING MATTER OM RVERY PAGE. jioren Aster our report clored— Ed, Star: About one o'clock p.m. yesterday at the , city, as MORSE BRILLIANT ACHTSY? MENTS or vRR ee : UNION TROOPS THERR. THREE O'CLOOK P. M. > ae = ALL THE BRIDGES IN BAS? TEN RSSaR BURNED. TRRES' BLE- 2 fr kaown) Wedneeday next at 11 o'clock a. m., taking the Mr. Asbiey introduced a bill probibiting the | two Unfortunate Irishmen (name> un a Ek gaia be Cierk from Catering on the roll of the ase | were found dead, sitting upon tho edge of one | women and children having permission to go es = the name of any person claiming to have been | of Dowling’sdime-kilnx, where they n@@oubt to their families ‘nd friends South. elected under the proclamation ofany military } repaired evening before, whily under the ~ {¢ js desirable that all thoésin tha city, on | —— is “WASHINGTON CITY: —_—_fe}-Tncror commander Fiom the date of the [Inhale gle*Womwe'kile'iic‘enusetge | Taeedayy vend Ghir trunks plainly savio’s | LATEST FROM VICKSBURG. Hy Bet CLAKASYILLE CAPT _ TUESDAY...... .....JANUARY 6, 1862+ shall consist of a majority of members elected | their deathe being co clear, the Coroner consid- _ to the steamer on that day, that the same may b 1 PRISON BAS AND BLOHy ents & ed. i * . iL PRISONERS AND BiGuy from loyal Sintes. Referred. | ered it useless to hold an inquest. be weighed and the contents examin , ubtedl in Gur Pes- Mr. Achicy asked leave to introduee a bill | “As tuis is but the recurrence o: similardeaths | any and all altempts to take clothing or That City Unde 5 D BAREBLS OF FLOUR, SPIRIT OF THE MOBNING PRBA&S. anthorizing the President to take military pos- | at these lime-kilns, the importance of a more other effeets, not specially permitted by pre- session. . ‘T¥e Intelligencer publishes a communication ¢¢s-ion of the States and districts now in redel- | effectual enclosure = peeneee tos Se = foam ieticen ay ill nennit dn enontiscation of i; . PHILADELYRIA, Jan. 6.—The daily Press, ip Fi a 1 it ther delay upon the part o: ie = . < ts fourth Se ae Tinea Reena ——_ Met; Valiandigham Cietseanideuliwa | se “ the property and exclude the peron oF persons pESPATCH FROM GENERAL GRANT. | ! fourth edition, bas a Nashville Gispaty pon of Mr. Kjesset Lord, = well-known ruie.! ont ef order. | Business throughont our town is about re. from going. j ln raying that ail the bridges in East Tennessee > floxncial topics. In the idea of Mr. ag Mr. Clemens introduced a bill authoriaing | covering from the slack which which usaaily | ‘Transportation and subsistence are provided | We hear (on undoubted authority) that 4 | pice been burned, of - rai f yolunte ops ennesses. pate: 5 fore | jt. sy . — Saaaineca are oat saul — eee of volunteer troups in Tennessee jose eer rush just before our Chris: | by the Government, pa | telegram was received here at 1 p.m. to-day, Col. Brace captured Clarksville, Ob at ail as the basis or pledge of asoundand Mr. Wilson offered a resolution approving | (Quite a number Ae Neos any dechersing ja 5m MER AIOCNE: oro Gen. Grant, stating that though he hava. | icp g numter of prisoners and eight thousaag anc! on prociamati 5 oe : al mer- | nc : ae uniform currency. The legal tender notes of Onjected pa ren ; one sie Salone don ei ij OFFICIAL. . yet recerved no official information of the fact. | perrete of flour, which he sends here. the United States, according to his view, Mr. Bennett introduced bill providing s Stale The Chesapeake and Ohio Sule reba Di i Wes ere : yt from other sources of information, hots | 1 ne river us rapadly rising. ould a 7 a rnment for Colorado, and for its admission t free from any obstruction, an Sar EPARTMEN? OF SPATS. id as = ks Sighererrghane! $s ee fo the Union. Referred. z Siri ving freely, consider the unceftainty of Wasuixoros, January 1 1883. 5 satiefied that Vicksburg is in our possession =a 4 nited States, whic ir he coi Mr. Spaulding amtrodwced bill providing for the canal at this season, I notice the arrival Informstion has been recvived at this Depart- It will be remembered that while we hays | LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS a ficient guarantes for the circulation and the issuing of 200,140,000 twenty years six per of forty-five boats withm the past week, loaded — mnont from Mr. Dayton, ths Minister of the United x ristow econ sc . currency of the former. cont. bonds, $00,001,000 six per cent. Treasnty with coal principally. flour, grain, Xe. States to France, of the deaths of the following | no telegraph extending from Vicksbarg in an} TEN THOUSAND NEWLY ARRIVED Uny The Intelligencer however thinks it will be notes, $3°0.000',000 legal tender notes, notes for Respectfally yours, Lzox named citizens of tha United States, in France direction, the Rebels have one from that poiat x J cy found that something more than the making of fractional parts of a dollar instead of postaze Marie Henriette Elouis, at Paris,en the 16th of TROOPS IN CAMP AT BATON ROTOR, currency, with penalties for counterfeiting. dc. aise = Se = } - tothe vicinity of the present position of Gen —_>— ‘Trea-ary notes 8 legal tender, and providing Referred. 7 [pea WAks stare LOrreny. Eraria Virgiulotwite of Puree Vineet Ruree: % Sttone fae se eatstihea cenihaiag the | GEN. BANKS’ FORCE NOT YRTOONR UP for their convertibility into interwst-paying Mr. Morrill introduced a bill to convert the T SCHEME: | of Souvilie. : i =, . 7 < MISSISSIPPI TO ATTACK ViCKEBU RG. bonds, will in therend be found essential tothe old Hall of Representatives to a statuary hall. i Paul _ Cosae Bt 4 Sieg report doubtiess reached him through seces- ceneaeielee: Maintenance of thee notes ass national cure Ref Ted eof the Whole 7 ae : 3;,830:000 New’ Oricans, Louisiana. son ef Piers Acdrs — ciouists who obtained it over that line. FRENCH SUCCESSES LN MEXICO, Fency. The credit of the country, it argues, on the civil appropriation bill Authorised by “an Act for the Eurourpeeient of Sagmarduarenare and ache: Be wen of /ERNCH IN POSFESSION will depend in 8 great measure upon our mili- H Internal Tmprovemants in the March, 1862. agea twenty-two years, instruciress, THE FRENCH IN POSSESS: OF PUBBLa tary euccesses. State of Delaware. “=*MASONIC.—The memb-rs of HIRAM ‘The Chronicie thinks thai if Gen. Grant had G phisty dare sae JORN A MORRIS & CO w i t Crass 54. tobedrawn in Wilmington, Delaware, 1961, aged thirty-five yoars, born in New Orleans. | Fes 8 ne food reason for issuing hia order against beir hall, on isth street, THis EVENING. atT | op SATURDAY, January let, 1853. Loulmana. dentist, : | ANOTHER OFFICIAL. DISPATCH FROM New Ye ux, Jan. 6. ‘The steamer M cUlellan, i o'clock, to make arr wmgewents to attend the fune-- Hee ant i 7,990 Doll: Margaret Whiting, at Paris. on the léth of Da- from New Orleans on the 27th of December tke Jews in his Department, he at least had € Gr ther late Brother Hever vopies. Hecond Capital Prise -...——- 7 oe comber, Ml. aged fifty-four yesrs, Dorm at Ubacies- GEN. ROSECRANS. . ise Sentara ah . some excuse for the same on account of the By order of the W. ¥ Lowest Three Number Prive. ...700 Dbilars town, (or Oharieston,) wife of bar esor Collamor>, peste slro bearing Key Weet dates to the 3ist wit, has conduct of the Jews, in many instances car- _1* _JOUN M. SEWELL, See, _ | gyro Seughter of Kiderd Whiting acd Abigall Jacquet. ppp exeMy FLEEING WITH @REAT PRE arrived at this port. Liegiumate trad a furnish: SMITHSUNIAN LECTUREN.— Prof. A. | : bai ogg) | Wibe Gack P the sther | CIPLTATION. Novvyent of moment bas tramspired at New i in Ry EES = ee ee nk Gror wiil give the second Lectura ofhis | } prize : Poe 3 Emilia Auguste Cook, at Paris. on the 22th 0 : Orteuns aleve the abeasiesae information to the enemy, as the Chron course en WEDNESDAY EVENING January 7th. rable oe See weiee oc are. privet ei oe) June, 1h sued forty—— years, born at Bridgeport, | = aay Rams aoe csi + veenia det Tease 5 ; = nt i i Pp vf 700,! of 70,1 prizn 5 z + H . LOSS ° 1 eee Seutoseliie or the teeertntenten We eens | I prige of Tue, Lprize of 0-1 prize of 730 ypiplzateth Honcrine Rivarde. at Paris, on the | EBRL 1 sets ciyed, ana teeny Ghilee tana tion had pr. <2 + s s Ba 4 | Lprise of 790) 1 prise m0, i: o 5 8 © “ i is Oops re one eae trees | Lartse ar fool teceot ia cree cr to New Orleant, daighter of Achilles Rivarde and | TWO REBEL GENERALS KILLED. were in camp at Baton Rongr, OUR MILITARY BUDGEYr Fee ee ee ee eee eee ot) fark nine of ja Seraphine Trydel "i i a Gen. Benks, t ders a3 * ‘anctions of involuntary life. t . > 5. “3 22 ‘ t ee A ten. Fanke, it was undefstood, had Pe The Lectucrs will commence st § o'clock p.m. | I prize of 700! | prize of ~@ dean Ronnedy at Parin.on the ioth of Jannaty. | GEN. BRECKINRIDOR AND OTHER RELEL atone Roun bis Reniiccemaee THE SrruaTion Admittance free, Sea | DL erisn ob 70, Lpstiege! Hedi hd d went, Pees rears, by vopetion & ovach OFFICERS WOUNDED n.aking Baton Rougr his headquarters, —s sy ‘it NEE ‘s in rite o! si prizeof Jor rnin or! } r a ie “ 4 We may, this afternoon, fairly congratulats <=> Nurice. iprizeof (00'} prizeof Wi teriscof fo ‘Airein Teode, at Gaillon,on the Ith of May, ta | pales A peromptory order bas been issued by Gea, the Ster's) $ Upon our recent succeesee in Yr - US. Assassor’s Ove I prize of Tei. | peixe of ~ 1 prize of 7 aged ere ee years: by vocation a#-aman. born The following nas been receiyed at head- | Banks that the sentence imposed on Ryereny RS nceeconmalies on Distract for the Desir ics of Col Tize © 1 prize 0 : ” in the United Statex i b anon the West, which are no longer involved in © Ai geile Mistrut for the Desiree of Colts iprizeof r00l1 prize of FOO] prize of fa) Jedediah Viucest Huntington at Saucon the oth | ogre > for challenging an officer should take effect, doubt. What is ieft of the inte grand army of ™ent. on Licenses, Goods, Wares, T: - | iprize vf 70,1 prize of Prizeof 7a of March, 1862, born in New York, agrd forty-neven | @ “ Christmas day was marked by unusual row. Sia Ridimceoes ame} at ‘ pations, Merchandise, &c., &c., a8 per act of Con. | I prize of 7.1 prize of 70 Years, spouse of Mary Hu Heanguantens Derartsgst ov Tap Crs. | gyiera. Light pereons ware arrested forches. Joe Jobnson and Bragg are probably by this PP approved July 1, 1862, who resid in Collection | | prize of 700,1 prize of a Gertrude Fisher, w fe of Robins, at Sau, = Sip ae aa z time at Toliahoma, thirty-two miles southwest District of District of Columbia, are hereby apelin : [ate oH Foe = 7 Lod enty-four years, RELAX D, Jan. 5.—Major Gen'l H. W. Halleck. | ine Jeff. Ds make another stand, though there is every rea- examination and inspection, and will remain open | 1 prize of 1 prize of x i m9) Ni |, aged twenty- greatest battles of the war, and arg victorious He was taken to the lock-up and pat inthe for such inspection for the space of fifteen (iS) daya | | prize of ize of 70,1 prizaof Ju! be jad = siocss, and fined #50. son te believe (from the admissions of th m this date, January 3, 1955; also that theun- | l prize of 700.1 prize of 700, | priz2 of ro ws Ourentires enceess on the ‘tist whe preven’ «i! =< iat th "And many prisoners, ens : Another important element in the state of agent of Grover’s Theater, for their kind | iprize of 700, 1 prize of 700! 1 prige of | Llprizeof 700, 1 prize of 700.1 prize of Iprize of 700, i prize of 700, | prize of 3 sua'ly. sraldine, aed Meuara. Herdantes Berns WerRiRERANGn HALL. Lieut. Weld was also examined, testifying : a lear. sndez, " EDN 5 2 Temnant of the rebel army out of Tennessee gos.cf the Varierien, who appeared by on A aouary HE: pe stcare from W: "Hotel. Inquireat | Gers, and returned to Porter from Gen. Mc- 13s galtiy; Demand Notes, 1294 altox. Dowell on that dary to remain where he( Porter) ——_—_—-+ 202 LOCAL NEWS. a Crimixat CouRt.—Ancther Murder Ca This morning, @ nom pros. was entered case of Arthur Chase, colored. indicted that he bore on the 2h a message to General —— ¥ 3 stat at More ohn 4 crson. the marde james O een oneia and Aiabasas, and has Schicveil | “ahs company Moaet elk aaek glsanare their | UMNO! 2 Tick-t ONE DOLLAR, admitting « gentioman | POP" eae cieind cai, xal ant ay ees control of their so important railroad connec. p viva. sence before the public, and wilt TSS urizeH ot lar and Intics. wins The esse ot Joseph Jones, charged with Sonnet Vers+s. Addresses written to suitthe stands unrivaled in point of delic | taste and ocess.cn of applicants. Busigess strict fine flavor and pleasant perfume . = = there was then a large force of the enemy in der of Ji - ‘ s # in WN, . . i ei ember the’ kind wis ees * 5 3 3 der of James Thomas, alias Bammy, Ceci and Aianaue Ce tee | ne ier kate reelvos eciet pee ees | Ze wiase— , amibanting to... NCATHARTICONIZED OLD = ¥E WHISKY | Porter's front, (the message that Gen. Pope er street, Georgetown, on 17th October Georgia and Alabauna; @ matter of hardly less M. a. BAILY. Tickets $10; Halves $5; rs $22; Bighths $1; . for medicinal use,sod at ADAMSON’S, 306 | aia not recollect receiving.) and that after taken up, and the following jurors fret importance to the Union cause at this time than nu Late bic ted meses ores ergo and . ee aa ae Ninth street. one door from Pa. avenue. reading it, Gen. Pope put it in his pocket, | (Be? eular panelsworn: W.S. Veaable, on " on Committee ov ene!) By-A orders for ickets in the ove Lottery aati 4 Ssherin y a - oo ey} , arper, Ger * 0 the capture of Richmond itself. — —__© a eee ghield be aidemned to JOHN A MOR & CO, PURE LYNCHBURG SMOKING TOBACCO, | Furtier, that he ot buck to Porier afer cone ton Jake dee ee Testimony, we may safely add, is accumu- Kholdera in Odd F. Wilmington. Deiaware. jan 6 It Billy Bowlegs’ Band, last King of the 5 A ee a magge ts in Mead, _ = sig Hall, Navy Yard. will meet at the ri cs 4 a ~ —_— — lades "As Billy was without an equa! in lo set, and that shortly afterward a messenger | James F. Boiseau, Jobn M. Silvert, T. lating that makes us levi sure of the truthofthe fm © undersigned, No. 601 5th st. exst, on 1 0 K8- “ORRESPONDENCE ON ALL SUBJECT3— is tribe and hunting grounds, #0 this T.baceo | from Pope arrived there with the ordér to ai- | Henry Thorn, and Wm. King. news of the fall of Vicksburg, which was this DAY,6th instant, at70 clock ENTY N. OB tack. District Attorney Carrington sppears fer i gsined for forencen regarded by the Government as being Jas 2t* Secretary of Tr: ly confident iplied Stat Roba - “insatBe iy |, Address W.8. ALLEN, Washing. it the meeitorious title of Ne Plus Ulira.. Sold at | ‘The court-room was then cleared upon the | &® atone » and Robert Beall and Morris @ fixed fact. CITY POST OFFICE, | ten Bost Ofieg EA | ADAMSON'E, 606 Ninth strect, one door from Ps. | ccstion whecher Gee. Porter hall ue pers | The facteof this case appear to be that The importance of these two great successes Wasuinuton D. 0 A HORSES FOR SALK, bet: StS mitted to make his deienee through his coun. | formeriy lived with a woman, and parted eapnct be over estimated; for, in addition to the snout pegnir piabige eye Pa EAIE OF BAY HORSES, 16 bande high, sound | QHELL-BARK NUTS, cel penile ange ara . her, and afterwards she took up with the et 0" > © f 3 vents pe ic sel, , terrible blow to the rebel cause in the quarter will seoct n TURSDAY, Januaty @ one ne Piece pecrieap ose ele een ee wert tae 2 —_ over. In October int the deceased and ‘where they took place they involve tothe Con. thespac of thirty days thereabter, for redemption geenat 316 M wroe:, botwecn ii" aad wh MINCE MEAT, 15 cents per lv, bad an altercation, and the decrased St thin efice.such sored er deferred postage stamps gt. " TUE Me WELL COURT OF INQUIRY. To-day, the examination of Capt. Leskie was . . between the hours of 12 snd Sederate cause, they musi serve greatly toem- ' Gs have beconts 40 by beine vaed as currency bhi Se nt oA eae 3 . a _ JA 5-3t* | ¥reah Koll BUTTER, 2 and 3: cents per tb., barrass their military operations in the east, Apply at Room: No. 1=, between the hours of 10 Tis sen Nor 4 to kill the prisoner. On the night of the cents per doi Ger the deceased gotinto the house where tl & 3 3 o 3 3 ‘ 8, 2% and zen, ORANGES, LEMON», eae tes RAISINS, ‘ 5 ified atlength tothe manner | woman Was asleep, with a knife, and a " Yelock a. m., and tock i ooper Kate, frem New York. Capt. Jas. ’ + +o continued. He testi: : 2 " q Se eee ee OY posttole thax Owsy | © iec-estn.” 1. OLBCHANM, Bustmaitar. | Ki Covitcion bat fie el ce ee, Lod at AA DAMSONSS, soe tiscth at,, | im which McDowell disposed his troops to the followed, “when he’ ran ont in the yard have yet sent troops to the selbst ete herd | ee FAIR WOR THE SEREIIY OF OF Wbartfoct of Mth st, ial invereaced pir’ file jaa ett One door from Pa. arene. | end of defending Thoroughfare Gap, inclu. | T#¢8* *Esned between Jones and the Pressed co-traiters in Tennessee, as was r-- (shi rE Vincent's Orphan Asyluin, corner 1th during which Jones struck the latter cently thought at Murfreesboro’ and Nashville, G streets, willepen on MON DAYNEXT, 29th i id remove their goods (x Co ipped by Benton Smith& pw su ERS FOR SALE OK CHARTER | ding the movements and operations of Ricket’s | Soy Th, wRCh Jone skull, from which w York.) otherwise thoy will be stored at | Two suitable and conveni=ut V ESSE. Corps on that occasion; stating that Ricket’s | se afterwards died. is 2 7 at the corner of Tenth and G sts’ de 24. their and expens f 30 and §0 t ity. Apply i diate cbuitd a 3 i= < . dad aagd as hepebentac Spape vrurber [(S=SICK AND WOUNDED orficens. | _i8 53" MCapt. JAS. K, OOVINGTON. fy to VARNES E WON baieaneee Cos ith ee eee corameneniey | See oe Deneeanthe mighe heme ¥ cau hope to attempt to offer furiher 1em [08 BATE—A brigh: bay Morgan 1 ALLION street weet near the whart_ $a e-t his belief that that step was necessary to pre- | f° tween J? and Lo’ciock. He got into her apa = belong yee see of Ten- Bonguor Ox mnat's Gevicn. tee t 6 years ol4. ab ut 18 hands bich—an el i B UTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, Vent his division from being surrounded by the turough ri hole in the ceiling. Witness said: meseee for the Union. If they do so, we do nut ‘fashingtom, Decemi q 4 egaut saddle horse or beantiful carriage Gost) AT enemy. He expisiard st length the plan of | smelt him ss soon as he got bis Iegs Perecive how they can hope todriend Charles ig thts erty Wit eal ne Bence oe ee Ey piace ‘inal Wie liegt an cme onl wena | WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. He smetied like rotten crabs. Lanne Gen. McD. to prevent the enemy from getting ton or to withstand our great army of the east, Army, for professional atiendauce, Office No. 286 very ch plication is made soon, a3 the D if that promplly essays to take Ingitimate ad. Ustiett owner is about leaving the ci Can be seen for a No. 450 Eighth st.. near Pa. ay. —— "y EB. DU PROW, through the Gap. @ mstch on the floor and lit a candle, and th4 ; = ae Scvanced toward the bed where witness = Sick and wounded Officers cf Volunteers inthis few days at BEE -! KY’ Stables, on B atreet.in | N B.—Hoteis, «ating houses, &o., &e,, furnished An eluberate paper was sent to the Court ta- lying, but she made suc! fuss that be o vantage of Rosecrans’ success, and that of our ou wal odie — pe coe rear of Metropolitan Hotel, ja 5-3t" atlowrst market prices ja? st" day by Gen. Sigel, purporting to embrace | not get near her. He had a knife = in 8, 3 eR Se —it — = = ‘combined fleet and army in and around Mis- [6Y Lewis Johnson & Oo., Bankers game sort of trickery governed the Corn Ex- i Po 3 : valites; am bert! Les Pariaions oe Province; | exhibited the same, wit ers theref, to | President and Congress toemancipate all Amgr- ican sia yes, whether of loyalor disloyal own-ra, | U- S- SE Bonds, 1861 . +ELSTON, Loula L i it Proprietor Central Hotel La Fewme de Trente Aus. I ited from Paria by ebsnge election yesterday in that city that wa ———— s. rita x : ja8 FRARO! with the view of more speedily putting down | U- 5-730 the subseribed omae defo: - — K TAYLOK. practised by the disloyal members at the last wAGOR aaue NS | (3Z SOK ET OH ber next; th therwise by li eluded trom all benefits of the vald eetate G iJ es g ret ¥s : | ADIES’ EMSHOIDERED POCKET HAND. | under my hand tHianinth day xf Decem- | the rebellion— elvetion. The consequence was that a disloyal On haut s superior lot @ L KERCHIE¥S,a new assortment at moderate | D. 1853 "CHARLES M. MATTOEWS, Mr. ‘Wilson, of Mass, called np his pending Re re ee i cme ence Tice Aes MOOR EAE RCGST ER Tan | Sule peice onlf eased ak Site Rxuvee | 60 slawsw! Administrator. | pill to suspend the action of the law ef the last tion, the Union members declining to vote. 8h) WACOM. ac a i , PERRY & BRO | LONDON ‘TOY BOOKS ON LINEN. vretion to punish frauds in Gorernment con- en BF Carriage or Wagon Repairing of all kinds de 9-10 Pa ave. and Ninth street, HITTINGTON and hiv Oat, Thom Thumb, | tracts, &c.; which was debated by Mr. Wilson ae agon Repal i ee. Jack the Giant Killer, Babes in ‘the Wood, Gat 1, and Messrs, Feesen S7 Th: Cumberland river is now rising, PTO™PUY attended toga (ak moderate ratea, MORAYI4N Boaibing s01001 YOR BoYs— Tea Party, Mother Buren, Baron’ Muaehaccs, | °F ~ vale Saad lowe, Cowen &nd Saulsbury against it. Thite is now three feet of wawr on the shoals. COACHMAKER, é ae 11, Nasareth, Northampton Al-ddin, Cinderella Little Lotty. Punch aed Jady, - P 1 x ae This will be eemaver Of aninuction at ante —I68"__S94 Dyand 477 Mghtbateest. (CURE RCT Bana eninies Gelbickis, | Sab eg aay feek and Wee Dyan Sule Bewely || Movem Mr, Wickliffe offered a resotation n 2 : t ast, The Dog's Tea Party, HopO'my | directing the Committee of Ways and Means to Pe aat “Flt Sie dma ans aeorat, Diailenet ed Momeametarmerlges os RUAPE TC eseet tent anager te | Inquire ints the exyedieney ot astooriing ta | wighhPERA gar naar B7 Several negroes were attacked In the of Wasblug oz Gounty im the District of Oofum 400M 4 ang TTaitior OS mae quecter. Drawing, | _de 3 ERANOR TAYLOR. _ | ottet, Adopted. ner CeMTInE 3 6-100 in- | Sur thpgth Now Task eeiliecy, 65 for IN atreets of Alexandria, Saturday ¢ ye. letters t-stam-ntary om the personal es | . v “owakd EES ell rin vipal. a 2 , : STORY OF THE GUAED—By Mrs. J 0. Pre-| Bir. Noell reported a bill to provide for aiding | S7!¥S#i8 regiments, have arrived atthe persons in soldiers’ clothes and severely beat =f ee Somme Tatu weetaee boric son ys | de 2-eotm* ri Siren; Lente— by Jean Paul, 2 vols.; @: the State of Missouri in emancipation: which Reet. 500 con pees fancr eb Ue venchnts Rtaey eid sabre | YG COLD FAPRRHANGTNGR, pests ape |e en Som ane, i checes thereuf, sa we, = . ma Le 7 Ate meeting of the citizens of Leaven. en or'before the Maay f January text; they may | Gold and Velvet, Gold Stamped, and m fem | De Teeuserittee Dosaverae? id ammietes avels, Dougiss Hospital—were Front, Mansas, on the evening uf Dec. 2?, ru Otberwis by law by exetuded from all beneltofthe | priced GOULD EAPEMG Also e vurings oF heey wee yecate! eereer . =~—iSLVSE Vermon iations were unanimousiy adypted urging -ho State | and Bisnk PAPERS, at the ‘lowest cash priecs. “Atheos, or Tragedies of Unbeliof; $1. By W.L WALL & 00, Acetioncers. The Mary W: President to promote Brig. Gen JG. inant ven under my hand this $4 day of Janaary, | WLNDOW BHADKS of any requiso' style or Buckle’s Essays, with Biographical akotch; $1 RUSTEE’S SALE OF A BACK AND H. ‘a Major-Genersisisip. MAAS to as ctewiw? RUTH JOUNBON, Bx soa | {n Btore or made toorder. Orders for Pagerhang’ | The Pentateuch and the Bock of Josue By | J 0872 Averios.—On THURSDAY MOR ' NoTIUs , tne or Window Shades punctually oxecated, in city Bishop nso; $1 25. ING, sth t comm. ‘Bt 10 o'clock, I will ton Pogiand tnetind of Now voce emt’ "Po sick axp WOUNDED SoLDIRRS. OTV. | try. g igrorskis Disry, March, 1951, to Novomber, 1asx; | by victue of m deed of treet, duly recorded watong . eh i chased 28. qurace of the capture of the Ariel. The List ry Ame AND OTHERS. Springs of Actior~By Mrs. Richard x Fogler Ben al Washington County, D.O., Steamer took $1,000) to Engisnd aud only DEPOT OF “HEB ¢O.R R.CO. No. 456 {| Memoirs *f Mrs. Joanna B:thuns, FHL,000 to New York. _ Be l4-eoistif™ 8 doors above Odd The 5 The Baliread © nine } ~ - SF Prenticd says if tha adoiitionis's triam@h tween Washington panne Composing the lise be- HARDWARK. 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