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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-08-16

The United States officers arrested traitor at
Cincinnati last week. Had they gone up to
Columbus they might have found four hundred
Of them engaged in concoetlng treason in the
pame of Democracy.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-08-16
Pass imam Arnnnd.

The New York Herald gives the names O
some of the secession journals of the North, to.
gether with number of the unconditional IN
ion papers in the South and says: We shall add
to both lists from time to time, until we have
secured the names of those in the Northern
States who sympathise with and support the
present rebellion, and also all those journals in
the South that remain true to the Union:
Northern Rebel Papers. Southern Union Papers.
N. Y. Journal OF Commerce, Baltimore American,
New York News, Louisville Journal
/ N. Y. Freeman's Journal, st. Louis Democrat,
Albany Argus, Knoxville [Tenn.l Whig.
Newark Mercury, st. Joseph Mo ! Journal.
Hartford Times, Louisyille Democrat.
Portland Ne ] Argus, Baltimore Patriot.
Council Bluffs Iowa Bugle, Wheeling Val Press
Paterson NJ j. Register, Wheeling Intellitgeneer,
Trenton N. J.1 American, Wilmington CDel Journa
winona MINI. State, Milford DELL News
Concord N II. Patriot, Frederick md ] Examiner
Troy Budget Morgantown IVA. Star,
Duissnque li92ccsl Herald, frankfort [Ky.] Common
New Haven Register, ST. Joseph No. I Republican
Iowa State Journal. Wellsburg IVA. Herald.
Washington [Pa1 Examiner
Dayton %. Empire.
New York Day Book.
A man is aknown by the company he keeps.
The Messenger approvingly copies from the Sc
cession journals almost every week, In its las
the Journal of Commerce and the Day Boo
figure cOnspicuously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21
The Concert Tonight.

With commendable consideration for the earn
est wishes Of our musical public, Miss Carlotta
Patti gives another concert at the tenth street
Baptist church this evening, which promises 10
be, II possible, even a more brilliant entertain
msnt than that Of Tuesday night. With her fine
musical powers, and aided bv the celebrated
artistes who are to support her In the excel
lent programme In another column, this con-
cert viii be a mos, ENJOYABLE one. This 10 posi-
lively the last concert to be given here by Miss
Patti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

u Yesterday, in New York city, salutes Of
thirty-four guns, each, were fred, and the bells
rang as token Of rejoicing over the late victory
at Port Royal. The following chimes were rune
at Trinity church: Hail Columbia; Yankee
Doodle; airs from Child of the Regiment; Home,
Sweet Home; Last Rose of Summer; Evening
PeIls; Star Spangled Banner; airs by De BeriOt;
airs from Fra DIavalO, and Columbia, the Gem Of
TIE Ocea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

IL The Postmaster at New Orleans aduertises
that letters for any part of the United States to
by Costa's foreign mail, will be received at the
Post Once IL sent In open. They will be ex-
amInNd, sealed and forwarded IL they convey no
improper intelligence to the enemy. The rate Of
postage will be 81 is per half ounce, double and
triple rates In proportion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

IL The Ripley Miss Advertiser gives 1t as
arumor that the Governor Of Mississippi is pre-
pairing the groundwork for draft. The late
call on Mississippi for ten thousand troops is
being responded to slowly There are only five
companies rendezvoused at Grenada, and they are
not full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21
AUCTION SALES.

Il BLB IMPROVED BUSINESS PRoFlkrY on SEv-
ENIH sT.-On MONDAY AFTER NOnN, No
vemoer the 18th. at 4 O'Clock. by v!rJUe If deed
oftrust, recorded in l.ibsr A : 90. Ia, f1lIos
<es TO 81, In the records Of Washington ~, ID.
e, Will sell front Of the prem SEES part Of Lots
No; and 8, in Saus e No. l52, fr rll0g p ieet
inches on th st. west, between and Mass avenue
ley, and improved by cd throestOrJ brick store
ard dwelling.
Terms made known on the dsy Of the ssls.
Dsed of conveyance 10 be made at the expense of
the purchaser.
1.-THE tefus of the fale are not complied with
within week thereafter, then toe property viii
be resoll 81 the purchasers psRse hy The Trus-
tee giving three days notice BY publ cation
ID M LAwRENCE, Trustee.
no Il IL WALL q BARNARD, An e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

IL By an order of Gen. Sherman the fort on
Hilton Head, Port Royal, will be known as Sort
welles' and that on Bay Point, heretofore called
Fort Beauregard, will be known as Fort Sew
ard ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

u One hundred and fifty Federal prisoners
arrived at Columbus, s C, I'd instant from
Richmond, and were quartered for save keeping
In tie district jsil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

II We are indebted to ]. Shillngton: Odeon
Building, for an early copy Of the atlantic
Monthly for December
Also from Shlllington we have Harper's Maya
tins for December, fairly running over with good
things.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

u The Galveston News learns from all sources
that there is prospect Of abundant pork In the
Interior Of Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The lstsIhgsnesr continues the discussion Of
the Mason and SlIdell arrest, and the Rspsbliec.
Its speculations upon Gotten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

IUThe French war steamer Ponone, Com
mander Marquis Montaignac de Chsnvence, 3s
guns and $50 men, arrived in New York yester-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

u General Carroll. of Tennessee, has received
orders from the War Department Richmond to
march Immediately to the support of General
Zollicofer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

By j. G. MCGUIRE a CO., AUctionseTs.
GALE OF FtSE FURS.-At Franklin Hsu,
- on FRIDAY MORNING. kovrTr Der Ssd COM
mercing 81 10 90 ock, we shell &C in the seoond
story Of sad buiIdlng oorner II en- snd streets,
o small collection OF Fine Fu-s EN- -,cius-
Cspes, VIctprines, Muffs, ard tUffi. OF Mink
Sable, : b~rIan Squirrel, 81 ether varietes.
Also q srler6Id essortm-nt Of
Chidren's Furs. in great va Iety.
Tof ether with
Gents Fur collars, Gloves, and Caps.
noN-3t &c. MCGUIRE co. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

BATS.
n LARGE Quantity Of BATS ttsled) of sup.-
fior agaty, suitable for dry goods Dealers on hand
and TT ssie ss PIonesr Fsctory, Georsetovn, ID.
y. - i---..E -s-l- ~ 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21
ByJC. Mcguire CO. Auo,,on.a,,

By &c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctions rs.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
II AT Auction On SATuRDAY MORNING.,
November sd, commencing 81 IL oclo. K. 90 aha
cell, In front OF the Auct,on RoCm srge col co.
ton Of fne Household Furniture AID Effects Of q
Eentem declining h1useks p q, enb aclng-
Walnut Hair cloth Sofas,
Marble top Center and SIdo Tables,
walnut Route and Tete- tete TaOles
I.ounging Chairs, Foot Cushions,
Wa nut Marble top Bureaus an Wsshstsnds,
Want and NJ ahogany Ward obes n1d Bedstssds.
Painted Bureaus and Waxhstands. Toilet Sels,
Cane- seat Chamber and Reception Chxirs,
Do Rockers. Cottage Suit,
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds,
Feather Bolsters ard Pillows. Shuck Mattresses.
Cottage Bedstt lie, Maple post Beds g rds,
Mahogany Sidebosd and Fxtension Table,
China, lass and Crookerv, Cutlery. 80.
White ranite Dinner Set,
Plated Toe ri cher, Caste, Oh. & ng Dishes,
Bnhemisn Glass F nger Bowl, Decanters 30.
Wine Glasses, yellv Glasses, etc.
Bru.ses Ingram and Venitian Carpats,
Blankets. Comforts, Counter paney, Quits.
Revolving Once Chair,
Together With OOmpIets assortment of Kitchen
WILL sE ADDED
bay Carriage Horse,
Lea her Top Buggy and Harness,
A Lumt O. Of PerUr, Chambsr and COOKING Stoves.
BRUISES, Three-py and IL grain Carpets, &c sc.
no2e-d REP C. MCGUIRE CO., Auct..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

WAsHINeroN, Nov. 10, 1851.
The following packages remain on hand at this
ONCE this day. Owners applying TOT any Of them
will please say they are advertised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

'rhompson,T, I do
Thurston, DR., l do;
Tucker, J n, I do;
Thofnbefg, 4 Co, I do,
Traver, Jos, I do, 30tf
N Y;
Thompson, w s, 1 do;
Thompson, Col A, I dc
Talbot, r M, l do;
Titcomb, James, I do
Tostevin, John, l do;
Theacker, T G, L do;
Truck, NJ G, I do;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

Our FRIENDS a. toe various military camps and
positions will confer fsvor by keeping us posted
q, 10 movements and Affairs IN their vicinities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

IL To our Baltimore readers we would say
that the nrst and second edition Of the Sta, can
be had In Baltimore Of f. r. Hazeiton, agent,
No n West Baltimore street, near Gay-the Arst
edition at half past four and the second at eight
o'clock, on the arrival CT the trains from Wash
ingtop, giving all the latest from the seat Of
war up to the time Of going TO press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
WI heri faoias Issued from the Clerks Once OF
the Circuit Court OF the District Of Columbis for
the county Of washington snd 20 mo d REQ ed, /
will expose TO public sale for cash, IN out OF the
Court House door of said comfy on F2TDAY.
the 6th day OF December next, 1861 a. O'Clock m
the following property, to Wit All defendant's
right, tIte, clslm and interest in sHd to Lot No.
18, in 90 uare No. SCI. IN the city of " arlington
d. c.. toEeth with g. ard singular the Impfoye-
ments thereon, selxed snd levied upon the rop-
fy gudiclals No; So to January term 1880 in fsvor
John l.. Kendall. w SELDEN,
no l<-ts ~ Late II, =, Msrshfl n g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

TIE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will
forward soldiers remit,ances 70 their families At
eftvepty i've cents for any sum not exceedin
MY dollars snd proportionate ADDITIONAL charge
money. whether Gold or Trsaswv sotss, should be
enclosed "a an eaveiope and securely sealed !, and
snd STATE; and in cities, the street and numSss
efthe person TO whom 70 be cent. and the amount
iesloiJ marked thereon. Envelopes for this pur-
To facilitate Promps deliver, the charge for 70
A , '4 8p3S q fi ESfkEss COMPANY.
WAsHiNsToN, NOV u, W6. no l3-lotif /,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21
NO ACCIDENT.

1t rarely happens In general review Of large
body Of troops that some deplorable II not fatal
accident fails to occur. In yesterdays review,
however, though It embraced perhaps doub the
number Of men ever before gathered together on
this continent for such purpose, neither:Afe nor
limb was lest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21
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UUNORRHEA CURED PERMANENTLY
In THREE DAYs!
And no internal medicines used-no Interferepoe
with business-no palI-no dieting med
lcines-0dorless, and will not stain,
GLEET AND STRUCTURES
Banished under this treatment.
LADIES
With WHITEs-that death TO Youth and Beauty
need be tioubed no longer
SYPHILIS
In al its FORMS whether recent or of ,ong STANDING
cured, and every vestige of disease re-
moved from the system.
Our charges shall be the most Reasonable and
satisfactory to all parties. COnsu tations ires NJ
al times. eaioines put up with full directions
rates. Med cine furnished which Is oertsin pTs
yentiye to any and ell VeneIisl Diseafss. Dln't
De afraid OF high prices. Cons and see us. No
charge for Investigations.
NJ. LA BONITA,
PIaot tioner.
ave.. aad It'll street, Washington ID. c., Room %.
.. no l6-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

By WALL q BARNARD Ansnoneer..
THREE STORY BRICK house, CoRNER
i0rH AND l STRErTe, AmoIKIsS fRAnR, AND
A BuILpiEs LoL o. "A sIHEEr. AT AucfioE-On
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Ssh Instant, at
the qe4ry pew and spbst anita " built nj ee story
Brick Dwelling and Stor = the foTmsr cortainirG
put Also an adjoining Frsms Dwelling, CONAN
And i%nsdss.ly a. Or sal, OF he above ...o, IN
fout OF the. lrsmises, We vii ell the Building
Lot Lot l,sSuase III, IRON ing 4 feet - NJ and
r.nnins haok q feet, between at and % street,
Terms. ons-ihird cssk, bs'- roesI 9. u s,smd
q months, bearing intsfsst, sscsssd % DEE trast
IBIS WALL = BARNARD. Alst.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

SEALED PROPOSALS UNTIL THE 3OrH
- instant are invited for furnishing the u. g. Sub
Blste1oe department with Flour.
About 1900 barrels will be required of high
grade CT extra Fli ur, to be deli in Washing
ton at the raj road depot, or at warehouses in
Washington or GeOi gstown, sometime between
the1s December and the 10th December, 1861. Each
received.
4 he Flour must be equal in quality to the brand
known as Lyons Union Flour
Bids TO be direc ed to Major A. BECKWITB
c. g., u. :. A., endorsed "proposalsO No 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

Thomas, Brig eenr T, rhompeon, AdjsG w, 1;
f.faessen, james, %; rerwilisagss, Geo, do;
FuinsA, John, ld~ Thesp, Harry, eei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

e sGEE u G1 tHs'i Ans VAL
i gAsLI koI on .CtSIroL HILLy-on TUES
on the premises, by virtue OF deed OF trust from
Justice A. Roils, and dated February 18th, -s5e,
t<s, ct see, sed Of the land records for Washing-
ton county. ID O.. shs sell Lot numbered i've
(5l in g uare numbered six hundred and eight-tyo
(es2), fronting 40 feet on Delaware avenue Iae
feet inches on north street, and is feet inches
on First street east.
Terms One-third cash, the rem ainder in six and
tvelve months, With interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the promises.
II the terms of tsle are NOT complied with within
I've days the eater the u astee reserves the relt 10
chaser. An eosyeyanoes e the cost Of purchaser.
$500 VS. H0LLdpAY. i ustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21
s sTfN a 4 CO. H5iARo NSSSsr; q,

rR6srfE;EMss s sgrE a G E6,Ass of0Sssr;
EpTa sTsii1. Assr1on TGTsph tSp AZ TEkkoD
subscriber. asisd Deeembsr lei. Issc. ssd dS nv
80 one Of the land records Tor MsskisttSn ooaS q.
gtD. O.. shall sell part Of Lo. numbered one,
ID In Square Numbered Ave hunc rod and ffteen,
beginning for the same at the southwest corner 81
salc Tot No 1. and running thence east fixtson
feet theooe north seventy-one feet eleven inohos,
thenoe west sixteen feet thence south seventy-one
ieet eleven inches = the place OF 5sg inniLI; to-
gcther with the improvements, consisting OF q
three-story brick dvslline house.
TermG t5no cash;the remainder IN six and twelve
months, With interes'. secnred bJ q deed OF trust
on tbs premises.
All convey noos q the cost Of the purchaser.
oea-,.v4d. McdH ttffRR Ek' o T5u.s, ss;.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

OE Msf PEATE F OK SAT- ATofG AZ Huc
" TIoN-On TUESDAY, the 26th of November,
instan', the following vsluabe Ole Family Plste
Auction r ooms Of Metsrs. ]. G MEG uire q Co,
q half Past O'clock, m, 70 pay note at the
specifically pledged by Charles Lee JoLes, Eco,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

Thompson, Liea't, I do;
Thorn pson, Jss. Z, I do;
latham, c b, 60;
}; Tom blesnn, n, I do,
b Camp Hslsh;
To'ten, Cen, I DO;
Taylor, SeFR't, I parcel;
gTice, @ l., I bo1;
Taylor, n, do, LIST Mass;
Todd, Capt J Scott, I do,
18th Mass;
Tsite, Geo II, I valise;
Trouts, Margaret, l tr'k;
Tooly, ID J,edo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21
RilIhers. John 4 bor.

Hillbers, John 1 boz,
10Th N Y reg;
Hutchengrow, J I do;
Hush, A X . bdls;
Hewett, sDr G N I boz,
50th N Y reet;
Hand, BW lido, LIST Mas.
md oav'y LIST regt, I box;
lngrshsfn, z ID, I do nh
Maine;
ingalls,, n, 1 do;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

One CAKE besket,
Tea Kettle ana stand and Lamp.
LsrFe Coffee Pot, Chased,
Tea Pot,
Casters,
Two Sauce Boats,
Cream Ever,
Two Sugar Dishes,
-Four salt CFllsus,
Pair Slser Wal trs,
Slop wi,
With other smaller articles.
Terms of sale a,e cash on delivery.
no Is eo&ds J. c. Mo6 UIRE 4 CO. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-21

4 OSf-Last night, on the O'Clock train be-
l., tween Washington and Baltimore. small
WALLET, containing several notes drawn In my
favor, $40 city of Washington SCRIP, q draft OH
Boston for S5n, also business cards of J. Llbbey
Son, my own cards with my name on them, and
several other papers of value to any one but the
owner The finder will he llberaly rewarded by
returning the same to JOS. LlBBEY, George
town no 81 S.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-10
Arkansas News.

We find the following intelligence in tie Fort
Smith Times Of the seth ult and tie lst ms.
The corn crop will be greater than any previous
wear for ten Years. The ear is growing ont beyond
the shrcE. The corn looks like il was laughing at
Y0l, as il shows tie gram outside the sIucl-.
Col, McEGir's regiment of infantry has been re-
ceived by CEN Me- ulloch, md will march from
tleir camp, near an Buren, tomorrow.
We learn from Col. Garrett. tLat o company of
Creeks, in the upper art Of the Nation, have gone
to tie assistance Of the (hcrokees. who have suf-
feHed from the ans&s robbers. " is said at they
arc building fort on thu neutral lands belonging
10 the Indians, near the Kansas line and the
Creeks and Cherokees, we think, will make the
place too hot for them. 1t is an intrusion upon
their soil besides, The hans;ans Lave already the
possession Of o00,ct0 acres OF LAND belonging to
the CLeroiees-a strip of land for which the Cher
okees paid Gen, Jackson, in 1855, $780, q O. out of
$5,0UQ,0oU which they received Tor their lands in
Georgia, Tennessee. Alabama and North Carolina.
Two AEKANs7ASS WHIP TWELVE L1aC0LNITEs
We learn from Lieut.. Morley, of the Fort Smith
Rifles, that some time last week two men, one by
the name OF thlStn. started out from Gen. Nc
Cu.l0nhs camp, armed with double-barreled shot
guns and reTOlvers, on an expedition of observa-
ton toward Springfield, and when within twelve
miles OF that place, concluded to stop for the
night, snG turned bacl, to house they passed a
few minutes before, ana put up their horses. Very
soon after twelve men rode up and demanded their
surrender. Chsm made no reply, but picked up
his gun and bla ed away at them with both bar
rels, and between himself and comrade they kill
ed four, wounded three or four and the Others took
to their heels and left. Chism was wounded slight
Iy in the shoulder, but says that he will be ready
tor them again in a few days.
We learn from DR.. j. n. Perkins, who arrived
here last night from the neighborhood of Camp
Walker, that news had reached there that Stand
Waite, weil-lnown on this frontier rs brave man,
with company of Cherolees, came upon a COM
pany Of Kansas Jayhawkers, driving of a number
Of cattle belonging to the lHdlans, Killed eighteen,
{r,J-.,
five. They captured thirty head horses, about
thirty stand Of arms a two horse wagon, and other
articles When Waite came upon them, they had
Just shot down two beeyos belonging to the Cher
okGaS.
DR.. Perkins says btr. Ross had sent an express
up to learn the facts The people in the upper
part of the Nation are in great fear that the Con
tedGrate States will not protect them knowing that
Mr.. Ross denied Gen. McCuilOch place to make
his headquarters in the Nation and since then re-
fused to enter into an alliance with the Govern
ment with the other tribes. The depredati0ns of
the Kansas robbers begins to open the eyes Of the
Cherohecs to their true position as neutrals.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-10

RrcHMoND, August 4, lS6l.-Congress had along
secret session yesterday. The subjects under dis
cussion were matters of the public defence, with
particular reference to the increase of our forces
in the field Congress adjourned without taking
decided action.
The Confederate 7Wif.- Congress has amended
the tariff which is 10 go into operation on the lst
instant, in some matters of detail. The following
is the sum of amendments to the original bill That
the words % carbonate of soda,' and the words
"paving and roofing tiles and bricks and roofing
States and FIRE bricks" IN schedule of said act,
pealed in said schedule and that in the same
schedule G, in the enumeration of the various kinds
of irOn after the word slabs" the words sheet
or other form " are hereby inserted and made part
Of said schedule aud in schedule D of said act,
the terms lac sulphur" and sulphur, -four off,
be and the same are hereby stricken out and re-
pealed in said schedule. And the terms "-terra
japonica and catchu " are hereby transferred from
schedule D to schedule E, they being considered
in commerce as the same article of merchandise as
catch, which is enumerated in schedule Z Of said
act.
The Luars Of the C0nfederacy.-A message was
received from the President returning, with his
approval, an act to provide for the safe custody,
printing publication and distribution of the laws,
and to provide for the appointment OF an additional
clerk in the Department of Justice.
AdUdnces on Military Contracts. s.-Also, an act
to authorize advances to be made in certain cases.
The act authorizes the Secretary of War to
maize advances, in his discretion, on contracts
made for supplies for arms, the advance not, i'll
any case, to exceed 80 per cent. on The principal
amount.
Congress adjourned until tomorrow, when the
days special order will be resumed.