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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27
LINCOLN COUNTY.

7ico Horses, one deep bay, the other light
bay, white feet, blaze face. shod all round,
both have saddle and gear marks, about Is
hands one inch high, no other marks or
brands perceivable, both thin in order. each
about 10 years old; by Joseph Stubblefeld,
Sd District, June II, 1861 Valued at $50
each.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27

Taking Rsusngs.-A brother Of
the lamented jackson. who was re-
Gently killed by Lincoln : cut Threats
at Alexandria, is in the neigbbor-
hood of that city, aud with his trus-
ty rifle kills from two to five of the
Northern invaders daily.
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stem
\ d
To Printers--T,pe VARIED :
A printer desires 20 purchase

II A printer desires 20 purchase
\ three hundred pounds Of Plea
\and one hundred aud fifly pounds
of Bourgeois-new, or in good con-
dition,--for which reasonable
price will be paid in cash, on delivery
Our brethren Of the press who know
where the want can be surplied, in
whole or part, will conf,r a favor
by stating the fact ia their columns,
or addressing Printer. care Of o.
serrer Office, Fayetteville, Tenn" ! !
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27

LINCoLN's PRIrATEERs.- The New
York Post has pot mnch faith. in
many Of the vessels Lincoln has
chartered. 1t says: -
The chartered crafts are like the
generality of small and large steam
prepellers, and it is probably best at
present, not to analyze their chsrac-
teristics too infinitely. Outside they
lock well enough, and in time Of peace
might make tolerable passports
But not having been built TO stand
FIRE, it is only reasonable to suppose
that "A pound SHOT, at water mark
would end the history Of any o
them. They Will cost the govern
msnt more TO keep them in order thar
to feed their crews with food and their
furnaces with coal.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27
No Letter To -day

From some cause, We don't know
what, we have no letter for the
O5serrer to-day from our soldiers
in camp. We will probably have
several by our nexi issue. Hope so.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27

"DowN WITH FREE SPEECH The
Knex Republican calls upon the
State authorities to arrest US, with
some other Democratic editors, ss
Traitors, simply because, 10 the Ian
guags Of that enlightened journal,
we ARE very busy just at this
time, in heaping abuse and sharp
epltbsts upon the head of MIR. Lin.
colD.' This is the only complaint
against US and we plead guilty!
If to deiest Lincoln makes one a
traitor, We are as full of treason as an
egg is of meat; and moreover, upon
that basis there are four thousand
Of the best traitors in Fulton county
the sun of heaven ever looked up.
on! Come on with your Black Re-
publican State authorities fer the pur-
pose Of crushing out free speech!
We are willing to be sacrificed upon
that altar; aud rather tnan live under
"a military despotisn n, such as is in
vok-d by the Republican, We had
rather See the State Of Illinois run.
uiDg ten feet deep in human gore
and her last inhabi ant drowned ir
the red flood! Give US liberty OIL
give US death. . Lewistswn (Nl.'
Democrat. - fs't 1858 fiis
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@SH" mrHN ~~

They have, also just received and intend
keeping constantly on hand, a supply of the
finest and best finished Metallic Burial
Baskets ever brought othis market, which
they viii sell extremely low. and deliver
in any part of the county free of extra charge,
in a good hearse. Wood Collins promptly
made as low as any shop in Lincoln, and de-
livered free of extra charge in any part Of
the county.
WiLSON,,MoYERS & WILSON.
Jan. 20.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27

ELECTION CT CoNGREs, MEN, Pres
IDENT AND VICE PREsIDHNT.-T The
Montgomery Advertiser has looked
into a law passed at the lac session
of the Confederate Congress, and
says it provides for the election Of a
President, Vi ee-President, an d
Members of Congress, under the
permanent Constitution, on the first
"Wednesday in November next AL
SO as follows:
The electors of President and Vice
President to meet in their respective
States and cast their votes on the
first Wednss day in December.
Congress to assemble on The 18Th
day Of February, 1862
The president of ihs Senate TO
open and count the Votes for Presi,
dent and Vice. President on the 18th
of February.
The President to DO inauguratel
on the 22d Of February.
1t would have been far more satis-
factory had the Advertiser given the
law entire, as the general impress
sion has been that Congress had Ia
ken no action on the subject to which
it relates. SaUannah Republican.
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nHoneVa

T WOULD most earnestly request all those
4 that are indebted to me by rots or account
to come forward end make payment, as
am compelled to make collections in order
to pay notes owe in Bank. If you only
knew how bard pressed am for money, You
would certainly make arrangements TO get
the money and pay me. Come one and all and
make payment.
May 16. T. c. GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27
Mulberry again Moving

Stirring, patriotic speeches we're
made ia Mulberry will &c LAST Sstur.
day by james E. Bright and G. c.
Mckinney, Esqs, and Rev. S. Lloyd.
Officers of company OF over seven
ty members, that has been organized
there for active service, were chosen
at the same time, as foElows:--
W. w. ] mes, Captain.
II. NJ Greer, 1st Lieut..
z G. Lloyd. I'd DO
Geo. +. GatIis, Sd 90
T. W. Wsgg oner, LIST Serg, ant.
We hope to have the company
roll for publication very soon.
Besides he above, We are advised
Of four other companies that are now
fall or nearly so in this county. 10
fact, one Of them, we are TOLD, the
Ringers, on Glidevell's Ridge. have
recently reported th, mselves to Gov.
Harris. Then there is company
that has now over sixty members,
being raised by cur friend Spencer
on Faris' Creek, and another we'll
advanced at Boon's Hill, and another
near the Giles border. Old Lincoln
is moving!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27

( Isvs Rogs.-one a SOW, wkits with biaci
spots, marked With an under bitius left ear
one shoat. barrow. black ard yellow spo,seS
marked swallow fork in leftear and two split.
in risht--o1e shoat. not altered, white, mark
ed swallow fork in left ear and two splits
in right-one shoat, not altered or marked,
white with one black spot on shouLder--one
white sow shoat, not marked; all by Reuben
w GODDARD, dis No II, II ay 10, 1861. Valued
at SIC.
Mare Mule dark bay, small knot on right
side, marked with gear about Is hands high,
about Is years old; BY Tunstsll Gregory, Dis.
no %, May 8, 1861. Valued at $50.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
H6,se--sorrel bald face. about ID hands
high about 10 ye airs old, by John W. Wag-
goner. agen: for Mrs. E. Waggoner dis. No.
10, March IA, 1861. Valued at $40.
JACKSON COUNTY.
FsFy-bay with some white hairs, rather in
clined to be roam. small knot under the bell
", nobrands perceivable, IA hands high, a.
bout three years old; by Sewer Bolton, Feb
nary 25dl86l.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27
ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

LIST. Kind of animal is given. I'd, COLOR.
Sd, description: :. !. .4th. age... 9Th, poster:
name 9th, time and place Of arrest.
7th, valuation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27

NEwsPAPERs.-The Bolivar (West
Tenn.) Sontherner has suspended,
aud the Columbia Herald has been
sedoced 10 size. Hard times!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27


z hat Ne,r Pork English Regiment
"A gentleman recently arrived al
Richmond from New York, reports;
The famous English Regime ut
that was to have been raised never
had say existence in reality, mol
more than eighty men having at any
time signed their names as members,
aud their Captain having failed to
obtain the means for supporting
them from Washington, the eighty
have disbanded. Tie Captains bag.
gage was seized for board in New
York, and he has returned 10 Canada,
highly disguised.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27
Taxes =

WILL attend at the times and places
Il herein designated, for the purpose Of re-
ceivins the State and County Taxes for the
year 1861, in Lincoln county, Tennessee
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27
augast Elertiun--lS6l
ELECTION: TBuRsnAr, Areusr LIST.
sENArE--LINooLx am rRANKI1N.

sENATE--LINcoLN AND FRANKLIN.
CT We are authorized To announce INe]
J S0Ees, Esq, candidate for The State
Senate.
fCT9 We are Authorized to announce DIR.
u, Z. GEisweIi, candidate for the State
Senate.
REPREsEN TATIvE--IINCo1.N.
CCT We are authorized to announce
" fi. Foley, Esq, candidate to represent
Lincoln county in the lower branch Of the
next Legislature
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inS0lyent Notice,

EDURSUANT to all order of the Clerk of
q the County Court of Lincoln county.
Tenn, upon he suggestion Of the adminstra-
Tor Of the estate of Henry Paysiager, dec, of
the insolvency ofsaid decedent's estate: notice
is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against said estate to present them to the Clerk
of said Court, authenticated, on or before the
2sti day OF June, 1854, for pro rata
distribution, or they viii be forever declared.
Jan. 10. CARROLL McREE, admir-.
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New, Elegant. and Fashionable

ssgIT ~ 1Sf 8g7PsfT 20 so
fssBE subscribers respectfully invite /~xy
A the attention Of the public to their -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-16
DAILH LINE OF Packets,
~ enOTsTsyJIIr

IyRI.wEEKIy THRuUGH TO LYNCH 8A,-rrSnS
AHpRG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, ~;
AND npn0sITL DAY6 RaKIk8 a DlI
III LINE As TAR AS sOOr1sylLLE -. = :
q
nchraondt 70 scottsves Richmond 70 Lexington. % 90
" Lynelburg. 4 90 Buchanan. . %
The through line will Richmond Monday Wednesday
Friday p NJ and and after 9Th september the Wa
sco;tSye win leave p ~ Tuesday Thursdays and Sat
ardays, and far scot:ste Reurng leave 6eot
Vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday al ilk An
Sec distance fare time Of passing In card below for through
De that the scotsyile line Will pass intern
ons the opposite day 81 the hours going and hour
later cerning down.
Ehmoud Monday Wed Leave Lyneburz Monday We'd
nesday and Friday, at r. nesday and Friday, ate NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-16
v. ELe0h. ". o. DARLINGTON.
address, -Howardsville, Virginia.
ta ELsOM 4 cos
SCI. fflGiIG 1861.

lo6l. nlIi 1901.
MAIL PA OK EFT LINE.
PACKET CLARA, Captain D. Isbsn
PAlKKT VIOLA, Osptsin W. n. Maxwell
PACKET PLRCY, Captain 4. G. Lovrg, Jr.
PACKEs PIONEER, Captain Q. o Burks,
FAVE Richmond Mos day, Wednesday and FRIDAY,
Ia ~ r N. Leave Lexington days At O'Clock, h.
Ii superior Accommodations for travellers, veskly
between .ichmond. Lynchburg, and Lexington
Packages conveyed this line viii be Iecsped for Of
Zee, and paid for, II lost. Our Agents
". orstchheld hchnond; Bocock Parrish, Lynehbug
and II Horproys Lexington. na1b
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-16

ON and AFTER Monday, June 3D.
" The Mail md Passenger TFafns,
VIII leave RlCHhOaD DAILY, o. Gl5, 4 H., Ior eaun
ton, and all inte,mediate DAY Stations connecting -
1oasve with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains
Mana Junction and intermediate Stations: At Manassas
trains connect with the haasssas Railroad, wheeling
Winchester Hspers ferTy and ALI stations the MANAGES
Road and 81 With sirsns for nchburg and
points West and southwe Of that place Ara every
day. Tuesdsys Thurdays and Saturday, Tor Jscksons
diver and ststinns West Of s,argtop
HarmAn Browns stsgS s5hneot With the train Of Stasnton
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and Goshen Tues
iayr Thursdays and Saturday, for Lexington.
Hkrman Mason and Company Sages connect VIII the rrain
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday. at hboro the
springs and a. Jacksoab River for the Whit Sulphur sprnp
Lsvbbury, ~. -.-.r :. -
The Mall Train leaves Jlcisons River Moadayy, WsdneS
days and IndAyA ~ Sl5. p. ~ Tor Stanton 1855.
hi THOMAS D0DAMIAD,
General Superintendent
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, s1o,ooo.ooo,
lHEUIL INCOME, 12,2b0,000i

Daily Revenue sT,SO0.OO.
INVESTED IN THE UNITED eTAfEe, OVER $4,000
An Nrscovs Ptysosdlly Eesponsible for ~ k0dguSss4 =
hs Cbmpd.y
WE respectfully attention 70 the security OF the Lveoo
w London Company 70 lie policy hoder In IL
large cash capital and Investments, sassted above
The large capital and income Of the Company to tAss
In addition The ordln.ry mode Of insurance. this
suss AHEHT Policies on the payment OF TEHARHU
AZ PREMIUMS Property Ia, thenceforth, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy be eancsled ., any ns and
nIur, viii be ressrn Cd lees per cent.
Company win By loss Of Rsns By IRE En-
new snd ost liberal principle.
Under the Policies Of this all claims are paid upon
ssnaon Of satisfactory proof loss without or dsc
Non tstws and net ass rsr, sII DAYS sser prsssais
Non OF psosf SoYTHAh WYATT, Agent,
: nhy takSIn street, lndsr - Charles Hotel
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ugBTI q BRADBURRY,S PIANOS

LIGHIE BRADBURRY'S PIANOS. a
yITL GALL the attention OF The cltisens Of Rich
w mond, and virginia, 70 our Piano Sorta which
&c have placed With Mr.. Carus, that their qualities
every respect, may BE- tsssed By NE ads Of nell u
AIMED Chick erng's ...-..- .....- Is.
all Pianos and show high and
testimonials factory In the country Al Of which
DC u NJ carS Broad Street. Sd door fron th
SslS-- { Ilf LI9HTE BlADBUART.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-16

NEIkLRA's LIQUID HAIR DYE-Y0R COLOR
INl mo BLACK on bROwH-fhs bess and cheapest In u
World. Rdss SOC. per boz. yor ssle by 81
". PRTERS0N CO., Druggists,
[ falls 1H strss1
Evening star., 1861-12-04

WHY Hs Is NOW UNION MANA very intel
Igent Maryland gentleman, who has always
been democrat, and in the last campaign was
an ardent Breckinridge man, was in this city last
spring, and was at that time one of the most ultra
secessioniss to be found He shortly afterwards
left here for business tour through South Amer
lea, and returned few days since. ae is now In
favor Of preserving the Union at every hazard
When asked what caused the change In his
views he replied that few years since he was
through South America and, as a citizen Of the
United States, was everywhere treated with the
highest consideration and respect. Tails time
everything was changed. In every little State of
Central and South America he was insuIted, and
when be spoke Of his nationality was laughed at
and taunted with the rupture here You IA K
OF the United States" said they; "you have no
country now; you who have been SO boastfuI
You are no longer In a condition TO ht out flIbus-
tering expeditions and prey upon your weaker
neighbors You will soon be an we,k a. the
weakest" Our friend was so forcibly struck
with the contrast between his position as citi-
Zen Of the United States a few years since and
now that bis views changed, and though formerly
strong States rights man, he is now as strongly
In fsvor Of consolidated government Of the stiff
est find-snything strong enough to bind the
states together.
Evening star., 1861-12-04
Latest from Old Psiut.

The sfesmer Louisiana arrival At her ,yh.,,
Serasy morning, st O'Clock, from Old Point
rsssengers bring the information that on Mondav
% %nosning, about day light, the Confederate iron.
n.ef 70 nearly opposite Newport News. and en-
~ ne battery there, and several Federal pun.
Ts. tylag outside. ar.ng shell and solid shot
49,. sss. - me nring oa either side was nct
sse fosstown intended 70 run the ploeIsds n =
700 enAnee offered. She, showeyer" st..msS
ai.ef being engaged about an hour.
kon Nosfolk on Monday, unde, : r.y ~ o, ,. osef
a, zen. hnEef his Issued q request 70 The st.c,
uSt Passengsn for Fortress Monros sbsIi ,s,.sta
nosn ~ copies Of RIblic newspap<r. oat ~
Evening star., 1861-12-04

.t 80 OoPieu hon the Norfolk Day Book Of
THRKATBNsD ATTACK on coLusBus
MEMPHIS, Nov. 90 General Pillow has info,
nation frem reliable source that the enemy
VIII attack Columbus In twenty avs with force
oi % w 70 iVo,OOo men large amount Of am
sent 10 Cairo The enemy has thirty-eight NOR
tar boats and eight gunboats The enemv's pIan
is 70 surround Cou1nbus and starve them into
submission. Gen Pillow saws we should male
every effort to meet the enemy with a strong force
hsn' away Ihere ID no line to be lost
MOVEMENTS AT MANASSAS. - ,-
RICHMOND, Nov. " Reasons exist to anttci-
pate an early engagement at Manassas. Perhap,
bsule may occur simultaneously there or al
Centetviile There is a large force of Federsls
opposite Evansport, with a number OF brIdoe,
prepared Tor tne conveyance Of troops across Oc-
~ ean a' erses' eVldencing land and naval attack
Is exported that age force of federals are
within six miles Of CentervIlle They fortifv md
Ing everywhere,
AFFAIRS NEAR SAVANNAH
Ihe savannah Republican Of Thursday snvs
that the cannonading from the feet upoo For
Pulaski could be distinctly heard the dsv
previous Commodore Tatnall with his littIe
meet OF six gunboats, had arrived Off Savannah
ntefiV disabled Thfre was but one regiment at
Fort Pulas HI, and no practiced sts ard n
was Tear that the whole garrison would he
either slain or forced TO surrender. These rumors
and reports created the greatest excitement, and
governor Brown 10 greatly disturbed In conse-
9nence OF the unfinished state Of the defenses on
the Savannah river. VII
Nassau, on the Georgia coast, had been taken
Possession OF by the F. deras, and large amount
OF nnhuiled rice and inunjured cotton had fallen
prey 10 them The planters are DESTROYING
ter cotton as fast as possible when unable to
carry II into the interior. Bands Of Jnion are
forming in the mountains "
=, Inc weaithyfa 9 of Savannah were fyinp 10
neVe that distonor, IL not death, awaits eycrv
tured wy "e @aP
ire georgia troops at Richmond and Peters.
burg had formally demand ID 10 he sent bom.
oy the government They bad entered requests
10 this fnrct through their Colonels 1t said
that their call will now be Needed
Evening star., 1861-12-04
FORT PICkENs tEPORTED Tn p.
TAKEN.
A Bit Of Confederate Bunesmh.

Ihe Fortress Monroe correspondent Of the Phil.
sdelPhia Tsqrir,, sys:
Docenoer 1, nj learn from a refupee
snved Yesterday afternoon by nag Of truce, To Al
sPe6n, published In the Richmond Exan-
ssn OF rnursday last, reads az follows:
MoHrsohERY, Nov ~
FROM messenger, arrived here last mig bt
mOm iatian ana @ansssee, we learn the important INTEL
tered Fort Pickens In a frightful name, sad
Eoosoy captured Col, Brown and his Command
.s nne ior was preached ip trout and attsc Eed in
aides and the DC ghtng was Of the mo.t a..nr.,
R. T-sn
We send The above for what Il 10 worth An
psaring In an ofacial organ Of the rebels, {, NAV
have been cobeoeted for buncombs
Evening star., 1861-12-04

TEE MBssAeE.-The real friends of the Union
In the Federal Metropolis are grateful beyond
expression TO the President and his constitutional
advisers for the tone Of his message upon the
point in our national troubles in connection with
which the demagogues and fanatics of the loyal
States are now striving to inaugurate q policy,
which, IL successfully initiated, viii surely unite
the whole people Of the South against the cause
of the Union, while at the same time 10 must az
surely generate pow erful, perhaps overwhelm-
Ing, party at the North earnestly opposed to the
success Of q war wsged for abolition ends, and
irretrievablY disgust and dishearten -fourths
Of our loyal fellow-citizens now In arms.
he declares, In 80 many words, that he Is
''aszsoss and earsfEl saat shs insrita6le conflict
Jo- this Psrposs" he suppression Of the insurrsc-
hon) "sAaH Not degenerate into riolsnt and
'sHorss!sss revolutionary struggle" That he
forcibly realizes that those who would turn the
war into q contest for the emancipation Of the
slaves OF the South rather than for the re- estab.
lishment of the Union the basis Of the Consti-
tuition, enemies Of the good cause scarcely less
dangerous than the rebels themselves (whoss
most servceable allies they are) Is as evident as
his purpose OF preventing them from bringing
ultimate defeat upon our arms
The effect Of his message as a whole will as
surely be to secure for him the hearty and active
support Of the great body Of the loyal people (of
those who are to fight our battles and those who
are to pay the pecuniary cost Of them) as to unite
against him the noisy band Of fanatics and dem-
sgosues, who, under pretence Of maintaining the
cause Of "human freedom" )" have seized upon the
unfortunate cond ton Of the country TO endeav "a
TO oolterats its only safeguard on this CONT
nent-'he Constitution Of the United States-and
70 establish In its stead, as the fundamental law
Of The land, the unbridled passions and lcentiou,
viii whoever can nveigh by torch ht, loude est
TOR the time being, In the presence Of
mobs Thank God, the cause Of the Union will
triumph notwithstanding their enmity towards
1t.
Evening star., 1861-12-04

NEW Books.-Frem Mr.. d. Russell, Seventh
street, we have:
Bethlehem. BY Frederick william Fsber,
d. d." Published by John Murphy6 Co., BsIti.
more.
This work, BY the distinguished priest of the
orafory Of st. Philip Neri, Is published from ad
vance sheets, and viii, no doubt, be In much re-
quest by Catholic readers.
From Hudson Taylor, Pa. avenue, we have:
The Field Manual Of Evolutions Of the Line.
arranged In tabular form for the use Of officers
o. me U 8 Infantry being sequel to the au-
snofled Z. >. Infantry Tactics" BY Captain
Henry Coppee. Philadelphia: Lippincott a Co
Evening star., 1861-12-04

NOT TIE OFFICIAL REPoRr.-It is proper 10
aate that the concluding portion Of the Balti .
more s<"', version Of the report Of the Secretary
war 10 not from the ofacial report, the or gi.
nal drsught prepared by Secretary Cameron hav-
ing received some revision at his hands prior 10
being communicated to Congress,
Evening star., 1861-12-04

MAINLAND LEeIsLAruRE Yesterday the Ma.
ryiand Legislature convened at Annapolis.
In the Senate, after the call of the roll by the
Secretary Of the lsst session. that body adjourned
In the House, Mr.. Price of Baltimore wa,
chosen Chairman temporarily, and the Cover.
nor's proclamation convening the Legislature
read.
Afser the administration Of the oath prescribed
oy the Constitution to the members, the House
adjourned
Evening star., 1861-12-04

essAToRIAL CAucus.-Yesterday forenoon
the Republican party # the Senate met in the
Vice Presidents room and appointed commit.
see TO report schedule for the Republican DOR.
uon Of the Standing Committees of the BODY.
TIE committees report viii probably be made
TO-DAY
Evening star., 1861-12-04

U The Star Of yesterday did NET assert that
1eneral Banis's column would 90 into winter
as.fteIs at Frederick, Messieurs Of the R,pvbl,.
eos. IL mentioned Frederick as a better point 70
move from, or to winter at, than the one now a..
cupied by these troops.
Evening star., 1861-12-04

IL The municipal election which took pl,,e
yesterday IN New York city, and which The na-
Pefs OF that city have been ncreely contestipo q
TOT while past, resulted In the election ~ ::
oPdyke' the republican candidate, by close vote
ever Wood and Gunther o'e
Evening star., 1861-12-04

afs lsd:s:s :s g 9; j. :, e: q I: =
nv AZ SSe a Sss nuls VI b plsesd N ths hsods Of
sd:.ns ~ ssss q ssiIssa. sssI ~i z tsss i9ssSs
a. snxs1e sx = sh' ss0vs sPsoifsS fqs. =. .,r,
Ct0Tas FOR ARMY AND NAVY MEN
800 osI 1suel full stock OF select Cloths CssN.
0ns ~ Sne se,fings, foe citiseps sppsrel.
- ' 'A''' hPissd faSRS,x'BfftSsFFfHks. II ,xis'B fftSsFFfHks
Pa. avenue And Nino St