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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-10

From Hon LFwI. u. CtvruEli. ". c. ohio
,1 yy.NI Picture i more Ii--l,ke than any thing
tb.y ever saw Ny likeness has been r"fta i.T taken
Ly aiTrrnt artists in vsrcuS ways, hut have never
Vt mad one which prrutso true t" nature all the lea
i,.r,s an, expressions oG Gcouut-raure as this
From Hon 7. JOY MoRBIs. late Minister to Italy
The exquisite tiash beauty aui soitne>s Of our nor
traits oincd with their durahity OF color ant '''th
Sr.s a. lit,p-ssr. can not tail To commend them ."
a., attention and patTonas, 0! al! who alp.rate true
art.
HAVING occasion for a portrait, procured one from
v Tolr+ N.ggr ui the city ffhi'adriTha mi Ia a.
80, - -ra. -Irasu-r in ,xrrr.-ug the -ati- IA, ton
,ru mo not only b. tire accuracy oi 'he hk'nc,, htt
h. artistic finish iu all respects. ard r''oTleni nm 70
fb r~tropar of t-u dgs,I to encourage th" r''"t''
mi art.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-10
SI!far, Walls. Simmer & Co.

Manufacturers # Bulocl'> Patent Mower
aud Reaper, Buckeye Reaper q II vrr Ier
hag's Patent Horse Power, y '>on'> Ps..ui
Fodder Gutter, R,ch'S Patent Iron r,nw. aut
Michigan Double Piow; also, Stoves AMI Ca>-
tugs of all kinds.
Central fouHjry anil .NrchiaC .Niop |or-
ncr .S;flh on5 NIykd arcets, L,O,s-
b"g, Lnioa Co., Pa.
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JOHNS X CROsLE7,
Sole Manufacturers ofthe Improved
Gutta Pecrha CET1EWT ROOFING

TT is the cheapest and most durable Roofing
IN use.
# IS Fire and Water Proof
Il can be applied 10 new and old Roofs Of all
kinds and to Shingie Roofs without removing
the shingles.
The cost is only about one-third that of Tic
and is twice as dnrable.
Guita PcrC.ia cement, for preser-
wing and repairing Tin and other Metal Roofs
of every description, from It's great elasticity,
is not injured by the contraction and eXHan-
sion of metals. and will not crack IN cold or
run IN warm weather.
These materials have been thoroughly tes-
ted in New York and all parts of the southern
and Western states, and we can give abuEt-
ant proof of all we claim in their favor.
They are readily applied by ordinary labo-
rerS, at a rriling expense.
NO HEAT II REQUIRED.
These materials are put up ready fer use.
and for shipping to all parts of the country.
with full printed Directions for application.
Full descriptive Circulars will be furnished
/ on application by mail or in person at our
( PRINCIPAL oi,irr, 80 Broadway. New York
| Opposite st. Nicholas Ilotel) JOHNS IhaNLEi.
AGENTS WANTED. 6ms75
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Western Lots, for sale cheap.

7 or 6, blk Ii2. $sO-lot lc. Blk 26i $40
! ! lot 2.hlk 10. $50 lot 10, blk 81. $50
in DAKOTA CITY. "a County seat and Land
Office Site) Nebraska Territory.
Also Lots in the town of SPENCER,the
seat Of justice for Clay county. on the line O!
the Dubuque Railroad AT $50 each.
JOHN B. LINN, Lewishurg,
Juiy :, ls6g. Agent !ol lEAHSIs u ZiLBAs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-10

To the independent Voters of Union coun-
~. Al the solicitation of a number Of my
friends, irrespective Of party, offer myself
a. anladependsn Cdndidaie for the Office Of
Sheriff of Union county; promising. II eject
ed. 10 discharge the duties Of the Office faith
fully. and 10 the best Of my ability.
L,wisbur-, June II, lNbl. CHARLES +. llkSs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-10
4" Sinai and Zion,

IIudI t-AAU klAOHJ
OR Pilgrimage through the wilderness
10 the Land Of Promise" By BENJAMIN
BAusnAS. late Pastor ofihe German Reformed
Church. Lewisbure. This work comprises
5i3 pages Of plain print on white paper. with
G ilustrations-price, Sl.25. Lindsay q
B!akiSlon. Phlad., Publishers. and sold by
DANIEL SCUEACk, Agent, LewisbaTg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-10
GEOH.ASHTON, No.s}2 Market St.,Phila
sole Agent for Philadelphia.


READ the following from the y. l. '""t"
Tv1r-iDr, Rr.r,--s ToE 0,E ~ IorG NF''' ~"
ere hli.-y to inform our fr.E zrns ti there i- 'i,
-'lc. ~ ,r ri.F wh.5f ~. -.-Ian a t"-."i'. ''
country VI reIaut cen -r AM Tu- laa HI" 'n'- 'u
Il.rs 90. pure as o.. .Hr',i. art ni tIr 'st '''t'
". TO not intend 90 give s,ah.r g. h"-cr'r.i" .
tt, NOR slait's extensive business although IL
rrrav auy stranger citzn O. visit tnuilH" "'irL
.7t,u>iya yur, ou-,s Nf D, ~ and - ~ -l--
Inari -. Market 10 =. liis -t0rk of rchnap' on
hand r.7y for -gm-nt could rHt hay" been less t'tn
$4,000 rs-r-: TIE brandy. ne lo'1 cases luta;'s ot
I-6 ta Is o.; aud 500 q Madeira sherry aud
Fort Wine scotch amt Isi-H Nli-kT. Jamaioi and It
Cr.il utn some very old and equal 60 any N t' c"uh
uy II at also tine, large cell - h"i with bFant'
VIM &c., u ,s under Custom II Use Key ready ~
I,tiiu, VT Wuifr- sales rs huaIV last year ain'An
.i o. i,u lpgyn, aud We iHps in lea than two yea
b., msy %. e. I..y successful with his Bsarli's and
Wine
HI. business newt tE"Ts.ro---"" "t ovs-7 lover ~ '
species priya'" families vito Nl-h uur" iE"s gf1 ~,
nor for rleIical u-- should send tt.r mo- sr- .r ; t
Mr. wolf. uaui every Ara,tnry in tir ia7i make ~
tsurr minds o. ai-c1-l th- .--.1- s'Hi y m t"'r
shelves auI replace it with No!i-7 pure VINES AMI
Liquors.
Wc understand Mr.. Wolf. f- tho ar-r muoiaii'n Ct
small dealers in the cHuitry. Iuts u -r' 't-- %
Wines md ~ .uors. such Uau. and sur merchant
should ba Sustained aI5u-t !-- .-f- of t.nlt' b 90 '
Frnrus IN the ritrI St1t- NUr sell r''hny hHt inn
tations rluogs ail,. 90 huutru l.tr ami hai since
,-ams. SolibyJ.DAKER & co, Lewi~tur,
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z. !EWELL'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
~. .2:, srci, ii. E'lii;ade'rlia.

,, II clio l.-..=t and most complete Galleries in the
United stats where the hast Pictures known to 'A7
rh.ta-ra' 'ic art are taken ut prices II" hiShef
than are p.ii f.r miserable carlcatuTr-.
rJ,rIr pr.rrf,.r- Prac i-l photographer. attends
personally. every si'tiu--aui allows no picture 10
leave ~, Gallery unless lt gives perfect st-ia li'h'
L p-.-ra.tv. - and Am'rutyI n! absent or dr'el-'d
,,is ri.ia.rIial tu amy rIuirri sif' OF taken 70
Canvas life size. and painted in oH by III" best Ai,','
At this Gallery pictures can he taken Va any weather
rs r.rf feet ia rlou.y days as when thr sun shines
P-r,ous visit NJ The city rosfrctiu, lu'll t""k
amin, our cireus which for price and quality deiy
az -Iys,ructious given in tie art of rhoto.rofhy.
ESENALI.
c.r,Fryor Ar T2i Arch Street. PA!laicilhia.
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FOR S ALE.

TI1HE Store Room lately occupied by -
4. NJ. Lawshe. Inquire Of LII
J. n. LINN.
LewiSburg. MAY 81. 1861.
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Ga f & ae seS isy's a.as aI:15 b. rle. b-oans w IS
- j., r =, ~ or,inarv froi 1t heals all
rirrua sores tu'"rcjHs and Inflammation 1t str1sih-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-10
LARKIN & CO.,

MAMMOTH PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Sc. Corner Eighth and Arch s's.-I hilade.phia.
fFnt,sae, Oh IF.# N.aat}
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, r. M.
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxvvrr,h coNeP Ess-sec.nd s...,...
MONDAY, December

MONDAY, DEFENDERS
SENATE After the transaction Of some uniu,-
portant business, and the usual reference Of the
Presidents message sHd departmental reports 10
the appropriate standing committees
MT Hale called up bis resolution inttructiug
the judiciary Committee 20 inquire into the en-
Pediency Of practically sbolishing the supreme
Court OF the United States and creating differ
en- l1o-elaI system OF court Its stead, IN favor
OF which he addressed the senate al considerable
length.
Messrs Fessenden, Browning, Foster and Col
lamer then addressed the Senate against the pun
pose contemplated by Mr.. Hale, with great earn
estness, as involving dangerous and worse than
lnexPedieat changes, equivalent almost TO sboi-
iseing the Constitution itself
The said resolution was then laid on the table,
Mr.. CLARK introduced a resolution Of lpouiry
(of the U. y Marshal for this dstric) for fnfof-
nation relative TO the authority upon which
slaves were imprisoned In the Washington tail
upon the request Of their owners; agreed 10
Mr.. Pomeroy introduced bill for the con-
struction Of a horse railroad through some one Of
t the streets OF washington and through eeOtse-
Here our report closed for to-day.
HousE.-Mr Richardson, from the Commits
| on Military Affairs, reported q joint resolution
requesting the President 10 institute Systematic
measures 70. the exchange Of prisoners, Adopsed.
the raising Of volunteer force for the defence Of
| Kentucky Referred.
Mr.. Sargent introduced resolution iustruct!ne
Tue SOmtblVee on Forelgn Awaits 70 inquire ino
the expedency Of furnishing relief 10 the Starving
population of ireland; referred.
Mr.. Lovejoy offered a resolution requiring tho
Secretary OF War q revoke the nrst section {" 81
general order No. 3, bearing date Of November
20, 1861, Of Msj Gen Halleck, commanding the
Western Department
This section 10 the one excluding escaped ne
grOes from the lines Of the army under the com
| mand Of Gen Halleck
| Mr.. Cox moved TO lay the resolution on the
| table; lost-yeas 81, nays O..
ton Of Mr.. Lovejoy, requesting the President 70
/ require Gen Halleck TO recall the section, or 90
modify il as 10 conform with orders issued by
| other departments upon the same subject; which
| was di scused and postponed for further consid-
Grafton until Thursday next.
MIR. Holman offered resolution requesting the
Secretary Of War 70 furnish % the House q list Of
all paymaSters in the service Of the Uuited Ststos,
with the States and Territories from which they
were appointed, and q statement Of the expenses
| OF salaries, Offices, furniture, &c.i adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
A VERY INTERESTING AUDIENCE.


This forenoon, the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs brought up to the Secretary Of the Int
rior, delegation Of eight Cherokees, Creeks and
Seminoles, sent hither by friends OF the Union
cause In their respective nations, to examine and
report at home, in due time, the actual state Of
affairs in the eastern part Of the United States.
That is: as to the power Of the Government to
maintain itself against the rebels.
They explained, through Interpreters, the cir
cumstances under which their nations had spps-
rently joined the rebel cause; the fact that
our troops had ben Withdrawn from. among
themi that even the semblanCe Of United States
authority had seemed to cease there; and that the
rebel authorities had urged that the only govern
mept left in our country was tkeirs, which stood
ready to be to them precisely what GUS Lad 6seai
and further, that they gave assurance Of nlsking
war on them, ION the tribes,) unless they con-
sented to the proposed change Of taeiT alegiSace,
&c.
They expressed surprise and satisfaction at
finding affairs 90 different from what they had
been led TO believe; and confidence that on their
return home their explanations, especially IL
backed by the appearance Of U. 5. military au-
thority In that quarter, would At once bring all
their respective nations earnestly up TO the work
Of sustaining the Union cause.
Secretary Smith addressed them In appropriate
remarks concerning thu state Of the country, their
own duty TO the United states, and the prospects
Of the war, &c.
They are to have a similar interview with the
President this afternoon or tomorrow mornings
and will doubtless be conducted across the river
to see for themselves something Of the military
strength Of the Government, ere departing for the
great West
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THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
NO NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 9.-Tbere was no arrival
from Old Point to-day, and there 10 none due
until morrow.

FROM KESTucKY-ImpoTtdH Army OPrafto"s.
A letter from Richmond, Ky, says:
GA heavy column 10 being concentrated al Co.
lumbia, Adair county, under General Thomas,
from fifteen to twenty thousand strong, which
will flank Buckner,s right like column, under
General Thomas L. Crittenden, 10 about ready 70
move upon his LEFT, while q very powerful army
is in his front, under General McCoof. IL BUCK
ner is not overpowered, driven back, and Nesn-
Vile taken, the fates will be against US.
.'There is no doubt about simultaneous move
ment from Paducah, Cairo, and 81. Louis, On
Columbus and Memphis. Itis believed that we
have now 100 600 effective troops In Kentucky,
so 600 in Cairo and about IS 600 In ST. Louis, fos
this grand action. II will be terrible bettlei
but, with might and right on our side, we cannot
fail to win %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL CorRT-T0-day-The Circuit Court
having adjourned until next term, the Criminal
Court vacated the Council Chamoer, and met to-
dav in the court room
Richard johnson was found guilty Of an assault
and battery on James Cornell, both free colorsd
men Of Georgetown.
The case Of James Cole free colored boy, In
dicted for arson las an accomplice OF }. FRANK
Thomas) in setting Ere TO the stable OF Thomas
Berry In July last, was then taken up.
RELIC OF BULL RUN-John Curley, Company
B, 5th Cavalry u A, has carved with pen
knife beautiful psrlor ornament from splinter
Of secesh gun carriage, obtained by him at the
battle Of Bull Run, which ornament be proposes
to present to President Lincoln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09
DIED.,

On Saturday sysninE, BE IN instant sfteI q
Of his age.
invited 10 attend his funeral, at halfp4st clock,
from the residence of his SON In law, John Quinn.
corner of Third and N sts., Island.
Decsmber 9Th, after long and painful illness,
CATHARINE, below ID wife of 3. J. Digs.
Her relatives and f'iends are respectfnll, invited
20 attend her funersl, on Tuesday, u o'clock, st
No. 500 ID st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

Horse STEALING On the morning Of the 9th
inst soldier broug ut to the livery stable of MIR
n. II. King, on Va. avenue, near the Navy Yard
gray mare, which he said he wanted Mr. King
to take charge Of for few days. Sergeant WAY.
son, Of the Metropolitan Police, sus pecting all
the mare to the soldier, unless he stated satisfac
torily how he obtained her The mare was ad =
vertised in the Star Of Saturday, and Mr. King
delivered her to her owner, Mr.. VIM. II. Upper
man, from whose stable she had been stolen. The
soldier has not called.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09
MARRIED,

On the nth Of October BY the Rev. Mr.. Rem
iek, GEORGE 4; GRIPS, Of Baltimore, 10 Miss
MARGARET DOYLE, of Georgetown.
Baltimore papers copy
On the 7Ih instant, by the Rev. Mr.: Edwards.
M Ms saSEa to HENRiGITA GLf2aBETR
BEALL, Of Washington CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

ARREST ON BENCH WARRANr-John Ban
nister-against whom a bench warrant was issued
about eighteen months ago. for rioting at the time
Of the killing Of Moran at the steamboat wharf,
and who mysteriously disappeared-has turned
up again, and was arrested by Sergeant Hepburn
Yesterday, and taken to ian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

ONLY A WHITE MAN!-Among the prisoners
In the county Jail is one John Kelly, formerly a
regular soldier who was sent to Jail as desefter
about four months ago. He was not long confined
before he exhibited symptoms of insanity. The
committing magistrate Immediately called atten-
ton TO his case Letter after letter was written to
various ofcials in order to have this moor feIIoIs
removed to moSe proper place of confinement
The sympathetic visitors of the prison entirely
overlooked him-he being a white man and a
YESTERDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

ARRESTS IN THE FIRST WARD.-Pete O'Day
for getting drunk and conducting himself In ar
outrageous manner. was arrested by the Metro
politan Police and fined by Justice Drury. Philip
Post, cold, for an assault on a white boy lar
ambulance driven was arrested by Officer Cal
vert, and fined SIZE by Justice DrurY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

BORIoBooLA CHA "A delegation Of Mann Jel-
labys, who visited the jail the other day to see
the contrabands there, were invited to take look
at another range where number of unfortunate
tohiteS, Detained as witnesses, and others convict
ed Of no crime, were inCarcerated. They de.
clined the invitation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

and his wife were arrested yesterday by the Me.
tropolitan Police for having in their possession
large quantity Of soldiers clothing, supposed 10
have been purchased from various soldiers. The
case was ruled for q hearing Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

OVERLAND OYSTER EXPRESS The public VIII
find some interesting reading In the advertisement
Of the Overland Oyster Express Company, As
Market Space, Avenue House. Fresh oysters OF
the best quality are brought through daily by thiI
company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

SERIOUS CHARGE Saturday, Noah Wilson,
arrested and charged with selling to the Govern
ment a quantity Of coal, as the entire cargo,
having previously sold quantity, amounting to
several tuns. AS the charge Is a serious one, the
case was ruled for further hearing before JUS
tice Dom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

THE SUPREME CoUkT were expected 10 elect,
to-day, reporter Of their proceedings, ries How
ard, seshed lin sentiment, at leas,) and resigned.
Up to1X p. IN. no election had been made. The
name of the candidates is-legion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

The TENTH U. =. INFANTRY.-Several COM
panies Of this regiment now quartered at Frank
lin Square, under command OF Gen Sykes, are to
be sent to Fort Pickens, to join the other COM
panies Of the regiment, and thus consolidate the
command
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

NoTIcE-Bevare of counterfsits and unprInci-
Piled dealers endeayoring to dispose of their own
and other articles on the reputation attained BY
remedy for diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, GTa-
vel, DrOpsy, 60, &C.,, 40. Ask for helllbolds 8.
Tske no other. See advertisement IL another ool-
umn. &c 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

JUDGE NELSON appeared In his seat upon The
Supreme Court to-day, for the first time In The
current session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

THE STAR IN THE FIRST WARD MIR. John
Mathews 10 the sole agent for serving the Star to
subscribers In the First Ward Of this city. All
arrearages Of subscriptions will therefore be paid
only to him; well as all arrearages due In that
ward for the Baltimore Sun, Of which he is also
the agent there 1w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

LADIES' FEsTIvAL.-See elsewhere the adver-
tisement Of the ladies' festival at Thorn's Build
ing, for the benefit Of the Methodist Protestant
Church, Ninth street. This will be a pleasant
entertainment, undoubtedly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

GILBERT CHURCH, q colored man, found on the
commons in the First Ward in a very destitute
and miserable condition, was taken to the aims
house by the Metropolitan Police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

QUITE Row.-Last night, about six O'Clock,
a man named Riley was arrested by patrolman, ,
at the corner Of Fourteenth street and the avenue
for very disorderly conduct. He resisted the
patrolman, and but for the aid of several men of
the provost guard, the prisoner would have been
taken from him by crowd Of persons around
one Of whom professed to be member of the
bar, and threatened to report the patrolman Riley
guards who aided the patrolman say that
Riley was the " ugliest customer they ever ham
died" The patrolman is now looking for the
lawyer, in order to have the case investigated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

The CAMPBELLs continue in the full tide Of
success at Odd Fellows Hall, adding nightly to
the multifarious attractions Of their entertain
ments. novel and spirited programme to-
min
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

SECRETARY CHAsEs report was ser; to Congress
to-day, we hear.
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T TO OFFICERS,

nv TO OFFICERS.
He CAMPAI6N.-A Campaigning wagon 90
the Prussian principle, arranged for sleep ~
ing or 70 act es an Ambulance in case OF ~N
Sickness or wounds. with ample room forN
fecty new, having been Just built % order BY one
Of the first makers In New York, In offered for sale
~ cost price.
Also, 9 handsome, strong, sound. dazk-brovn
HORSE, either for saddle or harness
Both may be seen on spploeaon 70 sAA6o
BROWN, at Mr.. Irvine,s stables. Corcoreng
Lane, behind the Cham House, hetveen eno
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09
T. WATCHER -
uoLD AND S sEiG !ESp EESS.SLIsH, SWISS

7 hbVe nov on hand Q Ierge stock OF al the most
celebrated Watches, that am selling at the very
lowest prices that good and reliable time Keepers
JEWELRl on HAND; al new styles receiyed a.
soon as manufactured, and offered ct the lowest
All kinds of MILITARY GOODS on hand, such
a. kevolvers, Swords, Sasbes, Belts, Bowie
Army Trunks and Bed Combined; and many other
things useful and ornamental at 33s Pennsylysnis
evenue. nnO III. A. HOOD
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IUNBoATs soR III, WESTERN RIvEKs.

VUDOAAS TVh THH w ESIEhN hINEKS.
QuARTHRMAsTxR GENrRAL,s OFFICE,
Wasktssfos, Jesse II, 1850.
P1oPosALs are invited for constructing GEN.
bosts upon the Western rivers
specincsnons WI be immediately lreysTet ind
nay De examined at the q uartermGsters Ofhcs ~
Cinolnnati. pittsburgh, and ~ this once.
fropossls from boat buile ere and engirA build
ere slone will be considered.
Pans submitted b. bidders gill Be 'aksR iltu
ien Qusrtermssssr General UniFd SAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

or two since an oficer Of a New York regiment
left bis horse before the door Of restaurant In
the First Ward and entered to take something
warm" After imbibing a drink or two he got
into heated arg ument with a group Of secession
sympathizers, who were there, and he boosted of
the 'cuteness" Of folks where he came from and
defed any one Of them to fool a New Yorker
One OF them left the room while the argument
was going on, and the officer found when be
emerged shortly afterwards that his horse saddle
and bride had mysteriously disappeared, and to
Increase bis aggravation Of mind he recollected
leaving $50 In Treasury notes In the wallet at
tached to his saddle. After "cufsing" some he
felt relieved, and wendell his way to camp,
phllosophically concluding that Secessionists
"were all d-n thieves anyhow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

CHRrrY's MissrRxLs enter upon the second
week Of their sojourn in w ashington, with full
head Of steam on. Their sorgs, burlesqnes and
Jokes, by their freshness ana originality, have
created no little sr0r In town, crowds flling the
new Opera House nightly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-09

stalled yesterday morning pastor Of the Unitarian
Chnrch Of this city The installatory services
we've conducted by Ress n. w. Bellows, John
Tlefpont, c. J. Brown, p r. Knapp, William
y Hsdley and Wm. II. Cudwoyth.