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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-30

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-10
GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of Tie Star.

Correspondents Of The Star.
GkoRsKrows, January 10, 1851.
our citizens are not behind those Of Washington
In military spirit and enthusiasm now that The
crisis 10 upon US, but are preparing 10 defend their
homes In case 10 becomes necessary 70 do 20 Our
eMcient corps, the Potomac Light Infantry whic b
contains some as well drilled men a. can be found
IN sny company In the country, 10 actively at
ton.
The Anderson Rife Company at . crowded
meeting last evening, held In the hall corner Of
Gay and High streets, adopted a constitution
similar to that Of the Washington Light Infantry,
OF your city. They were Joined by 81 men, the
entire force Of the proposed ''Union Rifes, {" and
nearly 100 men. This Force was divided into
Company "A,n with the present ofacers and
Company "B," which meets tomorrow evening
10, 'ne election OF ofacer. During the meeting
having been elected captain Of a company In his
own ward, and second lieutenant D. Mason was
elected elected to his place; third lieutenant Edwin
w. Hilleary third Lieutenant
, AT meeting Of citizens (mostly family men Of
tne First and Second Wards) held last evening,
sun ia another company was organized TO be known
captain, VIM. A Waugh nrst lieutenant, Benedict
Hutehins second lieutenant, Andrew Barbour
third lieutenant, VIM. w. MeNeir ensign, and
a ai,ey shinn orderly sergeant. There are about
stu another company-the Scott Rines-had a
meeting night before last, but we believe organi-
zaton was not perfected
Ana yet another 10 organizing-name unknown.
In addition TO these, we must not forget the
company OF dragons. Col VIM Steuart who In
nking great interest In the formation Of this corps
informs us that IS members volunteered in twenty.
four hours after the project was started They
have messing at the Union Hotel this evening,
at O'Clock, we understand
Each and all Of the companies named above, 90
far az our observation extends are composed OF
men OF all shades Of political opinion but strong
Union feeling pervades the whole Of them. The
United States flag, with thirty-fhres stars was the
most prominent object In the room where the
Anderson X fes met last evening; and that, with
the inscription No invasion" near IL, 10 signin-
can't Of the feeling which snimates our commu-
nifty.
Mr. Tenney, our great pork dealer, bought over
20, 600 pounds Of prime pork yesterday, at sc IS
per 100 lbs This is decline Of IS to so cents per
100 lbs, owing to the rainy weather Of Yesterday
and the large stock on the market, over 5000 lbs
being received.
Don't forget the fancy ball at Forrest Hall, on
nj onday evening next See advertisement
Leave your advertisements at Crandell's at Or
Barnard's or at Ia Bridge street, where the agent
of the Star may be SEEN
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DIED..

On Wednesday, 9th instant at 3 O'Clock n m
after long and painful sckn, SIS, which she bor E
with CHRISTIAN fortitude, CAROLINE, be-
months. ~
The relatives ard friends of the family are re
qhested I attend her funeral tomorrow (FIiiay)
alter Don, at O'Clock, from the Lutheran Church,
corner Fourth and T. SITS. (IntJ
. On the 9Th instant, st GAINESVILLE. Ohio, JAMES
MOORE, formerly q resident OF, and well known
IN, this city.
Mr.. Nome had been for several years an extern
slve b, Ell and pork packer at Xanesyille. He died
Ia me 56th year OF has age, regretted by large fam
lily aud numerous friends.
- AT the United states Soldiers Home, District of
Go umba, on the 9th instant, MICH. KOAGHAN.
iatS OF United states Army, Sd artillery, comranv
b, aged 30, native Of Ireland. Died OF consump-
ton.
AT sprlngboro', Warren county, OHIO, on De-
cembef Gath, Mrs. ELIZABETH TiMMS. late OF
Washlngt N city, ID. c., aged % yeas.
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Kentucky Cpuyeutiou.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. "a salute Of thirty-three
guns were fred at sunrise In honor Of the battle
Of New Orleans, and at noon q similar salute was
given In honor Of Major Anderson.
Two conventions are now In session here-the
Union and the Douglas democratic convention.
The former will probably pass resolves that Ken
lucky would not be satisfied with anything less
than Crttenden's proposition.
A dispatch from George Saunden 10 the presi.
dent OF the Union convention, announcing the
defeat of Critenden's propositions, created great
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THE LATEST NEWS
FROM SOUTH CApoITNI
The Star Of the West Fired int frem n.
Msultrle and Nerrfs' Islnnd.
L Ell e G. b HIO.

II
| CHARIEsros, Jan. e.-The steamer Sta, Of IN.
west, with troops 20 reinforce Fort Sumter, ar
| nveo on the Charleston bar al an early hour thi,
| morning, when she attempted 20 enter the bsrhe,
with the American Gag flying, when a brisi A..
| vas opened upon her by the garrison stationed AZ
the Zig hthouse on Morris Island.
| Inc guns Of Fort Moultie on the other side slss
opened on her, when the steamer put about and
Il went 70 sea again We have not been sbls %
learn whether the steamer or any persons on board
YES inlofed: The belief 10 that no injury was
sustained either by the boat OF thoee on board
spond. ~. NOV ~
Flag Of Truce from Fsrt Sumter.
sn va.,i d January e-Lieut Hal, Of For
TIL, morning with Gag Of truce, and repaired
70 .ns quarters OF the Governor. followed by
He was in secret communication with N. Gov
etnor and council for about two houn AZ two
O'Clock be was sent In carriage with the Gov.
sfnois aids to the wharf, and returned 10 Port
The object Of the mission 10 not known, but "a
- supposed that 10 relates to the firing into the
The people are intensely excited. There wss
no denomination against Lieut. Hall, but the
intense.
Further Particulars.
CHlRLRsroN, Jan. e-At an early hour this
morning our citizens were aroused by the loud
and repeated reverberstion Of cannon 10 sraward
ana general rush was made from all parts Of the
ana the military rushed 10 arms for the general
Twelve or ffteen reports were heard frst from
me works on Morris Island, followed by a few
shots from Fort Moultxie
The anxiety 70 know the cause Of the firing
was intense, the whole city remaining for an
hour or more In suspense There were no shots
hred from Fort Sumter, and IL was at once sun
posed 10 have been occasioned by the star OF the
West attempting 70 enter the harbor with rein
forcemens 10 Major Anderson. Later In ths dsy
this was ascertained 10 be the case
Whilst the excitement was at its height bo.t
was observed 20 leave Fort Sumter with an on
Ger bearing flag Of truce and approach the cIty
The onncer proved 20 be Lieut.. Hall, who pro-
by an Immense concourse Of citizens
The Interview Of Lieut.. Hall with the Governor
and Council, closed about two O'Clock, when be
returned TO Fort sumter. The object Of his mis-
sion mas not yet uanspired, though 4 learn from
high authority that the message Of Mai. Anderson
rslstsd TO the firing into the steamer Star Of the
West, and that IL is Of most threatening chsrsc-
ter.
The Star Of the West In Charleston Harber
NV YORK, Jan. lO.-Csptain McGowan tele-
graphs that the Star Of the West has arrived and
anchored safely In Charleston h.rbor.
Note og ths Reporter The source from which
both dispatches In relation the star OF the West
emanated admits Of but slight doubt that thew are
each generally correct. The interview between
Lieut. Hall and the Governor Of Sosth Csrolins
may account for the sudden transition Of AFFAIR,
In that quarter A few hours will probably eluci-
date the matter
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From Havana

NEW YORK, Jan. s-The steamer q uaker City,
from Havana on the 5th, with nearly quarter Of
a million Of dollars In specie, has arrived
The Havana market was still paralyzed but
hopes were entertained Of a revival Of trade
shortly
The ship Lesbia, under French colors, supposed
to be the Montauk, Of New York, had been cap
tured by Spanish war steamer and brought 10
Havana With nine hundred slaves on board.
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ia 6-oU3t
FROM III. n. HAZARD, ESQ.

. WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept Is, 1850
>: w. FowLE Col was for a long time af-
nlcted with Dyspepsia in its worst form. Nv An
Pttte was gone, and what little food took was
thrownu 10 after remaining in the stomach short
Lline:, My abdomen WAS very much blOated. I'm
iact there was complete dersngement and prostrs-
uon Oh the Dug estve powers Several very emIc eat
pIslclans attended me at various times hut their
treatment gave bu, little, and that only temporary
refer. MY sufeIlngs were Intonse, ard became
our druggist induced me to try the celebrated nrV
genqted BHters, which did, though with little
ialth and great re uctance-for had tried so many
that had come to the conclusion that n prOprIe,
ta,y MEDICINES were alike worthless but after
taxing the first bottle was SO much relieved tina
j continued the use OF them until a perfect cure
was effected. ! now most cheerfully recommend
the Bitters 10 all as certain cure for dyspepsia,
III III. HAZARD, 212 Pennsylvania avenue
Prepared by Seth w. Fowle e. Co., Boston, and
LOT sale IN Washington city G. Stott, ). b. Waite
e. Iob ~ W TiIman I9hI Schwarzei Neirn q Palmer,
~ u georgetown by X. ). 4. Ciss H. and G. a. ],
Southron, and by druggist everywhere. jai Iw.r
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Mi.sissirpI Caayeutisn.

JACKSON, Miss Jan The Convention Of this
State passed the ordinance Of secession by a vote
Of 81 to Is. The prominent bulldogs In the city
are illuminated, and salutes Of cannon and ere
works give expression to the public satisfaction.
LATER.-Eforts 10 postpone action were voted
down by "a TO Is The convention will sign the
ordinance tomorrow today making 10 unsni-
NOUS.
Fireworks are being LET OF from the Capitol aud
the excitement In Intense
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Alabama Gauxantinn

MONTGOMERY, Jan e-The Convention has
been in session Yesterday and to-day, mostly with
closed doors A committee Of thirteen was ap-
pointed yesterday to report an ordinance Of secs
sion, consisting Of seven secessionists and six CO
oPeratonists, which viii probably report to-nor.
row. On a test vote In the Convention. the ordi-
nance for immediate secession will probably pass
by small msjo ity. Nothing Of interest was de-
termined on today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-10
Gsv.rner Lane, Of Indiana, On Oh. Crisi,

lNDrLNAPoLis, Ind, Jan. e.-The anniversary
OF the battle Of New Orleans was celebrated by
a fine military parade here to-day. The Cover
short but patriotic speech He claims from them
devotion 70 the Union and Constitution and q
vigilant enforcement Of the laws. Some, be said
wished TO live under the protection Of Gag Of
one star, but be knew no other than that Of his
counuy-under IL IL be would lead them 10 battle
under IL be would live and die. He said Il 10
time TO lay aside all partisan strife and cherish
feeling Of a common brotherhood
national salute was fred In honor Of Major
Anderson
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LOCAL NE w :.

IL Though TIE star Ia printed on the fastest
steam prees In use south Of Baltimore, In edition
II 90 large o. require II to be put TO press at an
early ho1r; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before u o'clock m; otherwise they may
-nt appear until the next day.
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Military for Florida

MoSTsoxKRY, Ala, Jan. Olive volunteer
companies departed from this city o-day for Pen
sacola, Fla. IL 10 understood that they 70 At the
request Of the Governor Of Florida 70 assist I'm cap
turing the forts and Government property at that
station
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N0TICE.-Eaying purchased the entire stock
l In trade, good will and fixtures of NJ Open
heimer, on 9th street, opposite The Centre Market
hoJsi, am prepared to offer to the citizens of
Washington great bargains In Harness, Saddles
Trunks. Hats. Caps, Boots, Sho 6, and ready made
Clothing. The entire stock will re sold out so
eeHtS on the dollar Of it's original cost, to wit:
Harness worth SO will be sold at S7S
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Charter Electisn.

SENECA FALLS, N Y, Jan. Sat the charter
election to-day the democrsts and Union men
swept the town, electing J. NJ. Guion clerk by
liz msjority, and .. w Arnett treasurer by nearly
200. The Union gain 10 over 800 since last fall.
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BOARDING.

SEVERAL HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- RIO Ms, with Board. can be had at No 500 r
st eet. between 9th and 10th SITS, on reasonable
terms Persons IN ssa'oh Of pleasant bcardinE
houses would do vel to call and IAN ne for them
SCI es Js s-6t
AIRS ANN OGLES DUVALL HAVING IA
lEI ken he house Gu r. st. north No. 4s6, betU cen
9TH and 9Th, previously kept br Miss Gwyn. is now
pIepa ed To accommodate either permanent or tran
'Ient boardeTs vita pleasant ROOMS. furnished
Or unfinished. with without Board Also q
suitable for Office. ise-Ivs
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The ENJOYABLE FAIR Of the Island Bantist
Church continues nightly. In addition To Other
features, the musical attractions here are extraor
binary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-10
GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

NOTICE.
IlLL Persons indebted to the late firm of r.
U Donnoghue Son. are here notified that IN
less theIT accounts are settled by ths 18th instant
they VIII be aced In the hands of an officer for
collection. SARAH O'DONNOGHUE,
ia Cow BxeoutnN.
lust RECEIVED
10 hhds. prime Porto Rico SUGARS
$50 bbls. Did Rye WHISKY,
80 bhis. HERRING and ALEWIVES,
~ bbis. Crushed and Refined SUGARS.
81 bags X 10 snd Java COFFEE,
10 hhds: dow prIcsdI MOLASSES.
For sale h' JOHN J. BOGCE. selo
MASSEY. COLLINS Il CO.'S PHILADEL-
W. PhlA DRAUGHT ALE.-we are Constantly
receiving esh supplies ofthe above delightful Rev
srsEe, arc invite al persons who want q pure IN
sdr!tefsted Ale, TO Elvc u 8 tIlal.
Army d SHINN. Agents,
HS 81 8 rnen at. fseorr stovn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-10

TIE GREAT FESTIVAL Of St. Aloysius SUNDAY
Of ricb in,ess. Ass dnge., with Progrsmme
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CENTRAL GuARDnoUsK CAsK.-The only trial
case docketed at this station last night was Patk
Madigan, who, Tor being drunk and disorderly,
was Committed 70 Tie workhouse ninety days
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Later from Eurepe.

PORTLAND, Jan. l0. The steamship Novs
Scotia, from Liverpool on the nth via London
derry on the 18th, arrived here this morning
The China overland mail had arrived IN Eng
land.
The bombardment Of 6aeta continued inces-
sanity.
The weather in England was exceedingly cold ,
the mercury In some localities ranging below
zero
lean naval stations
Advices from the Cape Of Good Hope announce
movements for separation OF the Eastern from
the w estern portion Of the Colony. Kahans bad
already become a separate colony.
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OONNkECIlL

Cotton-Sales Of the week ~ Oog bales Ad-
vance Of the week hssd, having an upward
tendency at the close on Thursday night. On
closing firm but unchanged Breadstufs were
firm with an advancing tendency. Provisions
were dull. Consols e2x
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HosrETTER's STOMACH BrrrKRs

If tbe Tutia.i Eh 81. MACH bITTERs.
the uutles ana Oocup tons of wives and
IhotheIs are not so absolutely aborious as those of
men, they are moro exhausting, and the female
system INFINITELY moro delicate and fragile than
That OF ma ., should be sustained and invigorated
II posslole. by some safe and healthful tonic and
estoIatlve. Inc gLaLd desideratuIn, for which the
sex SO long looked r In ain, is realized in Hos
letters Celeb ated Stomach Buffers. has prepa
ray on not enly ofes lmmed ate and permans nj re-
dyspepsia and ali distur of the stoma ,h
ana bowels, but is In'aiaDle in those cases of
bodily week.-mrs. and mental depression which re
the feebler sex. ~
Sold by ali druggists. j.s-eost
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mr. &exard Accent.

mr.. Seward Accepts.
ALBANY, Jan. e.-The Journal ofhcially an
nounces Mr.. Seward acceptance Of the Secretary
ship Of State In Mr. Lincolns Cabinet.
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IMPORTANT TO HOUsEkEEPERs.
e. r. DURKEE q CO.'S
1HISEOT 2FIoH2.

Guaranteed not only
ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
put ground from fresh Spices, selected and oeaned
oy us expressly for the purpose without reference
e cost. They are beautifully PACKED in tinfoil,
and are full weight, While the ordinary ground
Spices are almost Invariably. short, We vsrrani
BEYOND AL COMPARISON,
g single trial VIII abundantly prove.
= Is. r.. DURKEE q CO.,
foH-if.D& W.tr Isl Pearl ST.. Nav Yorf.
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Editor Star: Ii will be remembered that I said
In my speech to my friends Of the Third Ward
that Judge fancy was reported to have said that
he intended to administer the oath of office to the
PRESIDENT elect, II he had to GO to Springfield
dld not make the statement of my 0pH persona!
knotctedge. | have since received information
from source In which have the greatest conf
dence, that in point OF fact Judge fancy has ex-
pressed no opinion upon the subject. My admi-
ration for that venerable gentleman and his dis
tinguished public servicesis known to my brethren
OF the Washington Bar | shall be pardoned
therefore, for saying that when 1 used his name
nefore public assembly meant no disrespect to
the Chief Justice or his high office. | am de-
lighted To hear that il was an unfnunded rumor
for moments reflection will satisfy every INTEL.
gent man that he could not be expected TO express
any opinion In reference TO the subject Nv own
opinion, as L have said on former occasions, is
that the honor Of the nation and the future peace
end prosperity Of our city, demand that the Pres-
dent elect should be inaugurated as his predeces.
sors were, on the east portico OF the Capitol
have the honor to remain your friend and fel-
low ciHzen, EDWARD g. CARRIN9ToN.
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Seizure Of the Nsrth Carsisns Fsrts
WILMINGTON, N. C, Jan 10-Fors johnson
and Caswell were taken possession Of on the night
of the 9Th by the Smithville Guard.
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FKENcH 4 RICHsTEiN,
a1e PENS ATKNuH.
Hallsm's Middle AFss. III new Bsstsp sAtsTAE
Edition River side Pres; toned paper prscs $50
Ass, the cane editions Of nccsnley. Huns- eib-
bon, Carlike, Lamb, Shaksresr. Dc q
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EOK holiday PaESENrs,
Il For Chfdren's Books.
For Children's Cameo,
For elegant Presentation Books. -
For all the new Books,
For Nevspspers from everywhere.
For the cheapest place,
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frssps En- Reste fer Fsrt MeHeary.
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-The troops from Lesven-
worth left here tonight for Pitsburg. They are
destined for Fort McHenry, near Baltimore
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NsN Ter Marks.s

NV YoRK, January 1e-Flour 5sioc better,
and market fuiet. Wheat ls2c. better. Corn
has improved about ic. Provisions quiet whisky
quiet al 2oa20kc.
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BAILED.-Wm Russell was hailed opt ~ ,.u
last night at O'Clock, having found the secufity
required The local bail was given by Daniel
Ratcline, Esq Assistant Solicitor Of the Court of
The outside bail was given by the Missouri Con.
gressional delegation = His bail an already stated
In the STAY, has been reduced to 500 600. IN n
understood that Bailey viii find bail te-day.
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ANoTHEB SEVENTH WARD COMPANY "A large
meeting OF the citizens Of the Seventh Ward. In
favor OF military organization for the protection
OF our homes and city from Invasion, come from
whatever quarter 1t may, was held last night at
Potomac Hall. J f.. F Carlin was called to the
chair and r. A. Payne elected secretary.
MIR WIN. Gibson having briefly stated the OBJ
Ject OF the meeting, about sixty men came for
ward and enrolled their names. 1t was carried
unanimously that the organization shall be known
by the title Of Marion Rifles
They further completed their organization by
electing as Captain, Robert A. Payne; LIST Lieut.,
WIN: Gibson I'd do, J. K. +. Carlin; Ensign,
The election Of the remaining officers was post
Poned until Thursday evening at O'Clock, at
Potomac Hall The meeting was characterized
by great enthusiasm, and shows that the mililary
spirit Of our citizens has been fully aroused
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II CEMETERY NOTICE.
Iii Asc sS aAR3Ek AsFELs :. ssSs
g. cash or RGtii AS sS51 oa
o.rm Msrs's woiE:; ssS & 4 |. s 81
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TREAsuRY NOTES
r RREaSTRYY NOTES
T AkEN Il Il FAk E E9k Gt9THHEINNGG
At MIEsENFELD & co.'s
AT WIESENFELD & CO.'S
AT WIESENFrLD Il CO.'S
F FsssHsIIooNNhs HE G Gt99TTHTNG HHAtt
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING HALL
COR. a. ST. AND PA. AVENUE
COR. "A ST. AND PA. AVENUE
COR. AZ At. AND Pa. AVENUE
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Facts foL ~" M;,i; LILLE AND OINTMENT
the french government these medicines are ad-
mltted Tree OF duty into al ports of France They
military hospitals throughout the Empire The
Emperor has signihed his appreciation of their
curing the late Campaign in Italy, largo uaniities
were USED TOT the wounded at Rresecia and NJ onte-
and 8 Il per box or pot. ia9-Iw"