Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-21

l AFFAIRS IN RockvILLK-From the Rockville.
ma Sentinel (secesh) we take the following
| On last Sunday negro boy belonging to A. Il
nlmmel, esq son Of Col A. Kimmel, living near
the Mount Airy railroad station, in Frederick
cohnty, was carried, by teams'ers Of the Federal
army, from Mount Airy TO the camp Of Major
General Banks, near Jamestown, In this county
On Tuesday last the negro was taken up by
george 4. Pope, esq q, near Laytonsville, In this
county, dressed in Zouave costume, and pretend
Ing to be free, and on his way to his home in
Pennsylvania. He was lodged In jail as run
away. and, on Wednesday last, Mr.. Kimmel,
| after having having made Inquiries all through
the camp, without getting the slightest inforna-
ton about his negro, came here to stay all night,
and, by chance, heard Of the commitment OF the
boy, which proved to be his. The negro had in
his possession pass, and The names Of places in
his route to Pennsylvania, copies of which we
| publish FOR the Information OF the public to
ose Of The ways and modes by which our negroes
| are enabled to escape to the North Col. Kimmel
intends to lay the matter fully before Gen. Banks
for his investigation.
Headquarters, Maj. Gen. Banks Dir 4
Jamestown, Md, Oct. 10, 1861.
Pass Charles johnson through all sentinels and
pickets, discharged servant Of an oficerin this
service to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
Per order Maj Gen. Banks
r MORRIS CoPELIN, A. A. A @.
Rockville, CoOksville, Unionville, Westmin-
ster, Gettysburg, Chambersburg, Philadelphia
Hiram Burke, private in the New York
Thirty fourth, was committed to the Jail Of this
county by Justice Moulden, on Wednesday last,
for the killing Of member Of the same regiment
by stabbing him with a knife From what we
can learn, they both were drunk at the time the
| act was committed.
| 1t Is currently reported here and generally be-
| lieved, that Lanahan, who shot Major Lewis, Of
the Pennsylvania Forty sixth, and was tried by a
court martial and sentenced to be shot, has left
| In con- pany with a number Of the same regiment.
M IA nnk 70 vfrga
CENTRAL GuARDHousK CAsks-Befors Justits
Thompson Sunday, Edward Farrell, drunk and
dl'oIderly; fined 81 So James Owner; do; do.
! O'Brien, do; do. 81 o. Henrietta Banks, do /;
do 81 o.. Michael Porter, do do 81 81 Jno
Alcorn, do; do ses4. Seth Lunsford, do; do.
Bresnshan, do do IS o. Edw. Barrett, disor.
derby conduct do. IS 81. Timothy Kelly, do (;
do IS o. George Montgomery, (col, out after
Kennedy, soldiers, charged with robbing fellow
| soldier Jail for court Eight dodgers
Monday.-David Blaze and Essex Reed, cold,
for falling to give the bond required Of free COL
ored persons coming to reside in the city, were
| fined $40 "a each Elizabeth Campbell, drunk
| and disorderly; workhouse 30 DAYS Elizabeth
| Birch, cold, do; 30 days Peter Dolan, dc fine
| ri So. Hugh McElroy, do turned over to the
| 30 DAYS. Melbourne Center, do; fined 81 "a. J.
J. Findley, dsorderly; dismissed. Ed. Hilliard,
do fine 81 81. Ellen Hall, drunk and disorderlY;
I workhouse 30 DAYS Ann Hickman, do; fined
| 81 81 Samuel Woodland, de 81 o. Susan
| Diggs, drunk and vagranti workhouse 90 days.
SUMMARY PUNISHMENT OF TURBULENT WHIPS
| This morning two young hackmen, named
| Charles Hiese and John Kemp, created some con-
siderable disorder at the railroad depot by thar
riofous behavior, which ended In an assault upon
Inc sentinel there Fortunately for them the SEN
tlnel was either too merciful or two green to use
bis arms, or the rtotous youths would have suf-
fered from the bayonet and bulleS AS il was.
| they were taken before Justice Thompson and
ordered to pay Sc 12K each.
| GEORGETOWN NOT BEHIND HAND-The Union
/ Indies Of Georgetown had meeting last week to
! carry out the recommendations Of the Sanitary
Morgan, Hines, Tenney, P. Ferry, and G. b.
| Jewell subscribed Sc each, and Mr.. b. r May
| field some heavy blankets The money has been
applied to the purchase Of comfortables, &c, to
| be sent to the Sanitary Committee This 10 only
the commencement Of the good work in our sister
| city.
THEATER. There was another OVERLOOKING
house on Saturday night to greet charming,
vivacious, black eyed, cherry-lipped Miss Denim
To-ntgh bill Of extra attraction, three pieces on
! the bill, and Miss Denim in two parts, with new
Verses to her greatfencOre- b. pluribus mum
spangled- banner hail rlumby-song Of w hack
Row de Dow.n All the favoriee performers of
BANDS capital company appear tonight.
REvIEw.-Ten regiments Of Infantry are to be
reviewed at Meridian Hill this afternoon The
Thirtv-sixth Pennsylvania and Fourth Rhode
Island regiments passed our office their way
out, the marching and carriage Of the men being
creditsble to their officers and themselves The
Pennsylvanans are preceded by a drum CORPS
| and the Rhode Islanders by a fine brass band
| discoursing lively airs.
CIRCUIT CouRT.-This court met for the regular
fall term, this morning. The death Of General
Walter Jones was announced in brief and appro-
pirate terms by Chief Judge Dunlap, after which
Mr.. R Coke delivered an address eulogistic of
the deceased and the Court thereupon adjourned
until Tomorrow.
| ORPHANS COURT.-A great deal Of business
was transacted in this court on Saturday Amongst
other estates which were administered on, was
that OF Mrs. Com. Crane, on which DR.. johnson
and Mrs Chubb administered, having properly
qualified.
ACCIDENT IN CANA bomb she'll accidentally
exploded AT the camp Of the 4th Michigan Regi-
ment, while a squad Of soldiers were amusing
themselves with II, and two of them were severely
wounded.
An AGREEABLE TIME may be- passed with the
George Washington Quadrille Association which
gives party this evening. To dancers we need
only say that the music will be by Prospects,
band.
AccEPTED.-The Rev. Mr.. Claiming has ac-
cepted the call of the congregation Of the Unita-
rian Church Of this city, and will enter upon the
duties Of pastor about the first Of November.
INDIA RUBBER GoODs We are pleased TO state
that now all kinds Of India Rubber goods, in
Guiding Rubber Blankets, Rubber Clothing,
&C, &c, can be obtained in this city at mans
(nctHrsrS prices, at the India Rubber Warehouse
Bus Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. &C loft
The EoRRoRs or WAR ran he greatly miti Eated
by shat sovereign remedy, HolIoIrayS UiRtmsnt,
as 1t i'll cure wound, however despe ate, # 1t
be well rubbed around the WOUNDED parts. an they
he kept thoroughly covered with II A pot should
be In every mans klapsack. Only IS cents per pot
Oc 2-lw
NaTIcB.-Bevere OF cOunterrsIts and uuprIncI-
pied dealers end ssvOring tn dispose Of their own
ard Other articles on the reputation attained by
HsImboLfS Extract BHehE, a positive aud specific
remedy for diseases of the adder, Kidneys, era
vel, D-Opsy, 20 49,. 30. Ask for Helr bold's.
Take no other. See advertisement IC another COL
umn. $3.50
STARTLING BUT TRUE.-The Volunteers are
Drawing the dangers of ever, Scurvy, Wounds and
Cholera. Many a gallant fellow will leave his
bones to bleach, who, BY the aid Of Hollotray's
Pulls and Ointment, would have returned To his
f,mily strong and hea thy. Soldiers, iy them.
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