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EVERYBODY APPRECIATES
P 5 r RRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.

We beg 70 can ths attention Of the public 70 this
FAMILY MEDIcINE.
The Pain Kulpr ia purul vegetable eomsound
and while it y most cfoiant n niedy f,r ns it h
perfectly aaie medicine even IN the most ansklllmi
DIPrHERtA, or soRE THROAT.
These di,sa,e. arc qqg y relieved Apd cured by
wator. Try &c.
FOR SUMMER CoMPLAINr,
or any other form Of Bowel Disease In Children or
Adults t ia almost a certain cure, aud has without
a2u9t bsen moru successful Ia curing tho various
OHOLE ERn,
and u ia often q pr ect cure Tor
DYsPEPsTA
IN iis most aggravated forms Tia tonio and atimu.
lnunE propgrtigs, aronsing she uyslom 70 vigorous
action, render 4 most uiieotuai cure hr
COLDS AND COUGHS,
when nsod according 60 directions. Fer external
ration known
RHEUMATIsM AND NEURALatu
snections ate guiekv rclgved and often cured BY a.
" ita app.alioa. u eurSs Instantly The most Vi.
1OOTHA0HE.
Il shouli always be kept near az hand 20 b used
- BqRNs sOALDs.
will gise Instant rsliof and prevent blaierlns. ii Z
peculiarly adapted 20 the wants Oi
NIB Q n MEN
anc others travelling on our Western kivurs.
See Directions Accompanying Each Bottle.
II has bcon tested In every variety ofclnatp, and
- almost eYury Nation known 20 Americans. II Il
lhe almost constant compnn on ard innatimabla
irienh of the Missionary and tho Tfaveisr.-5n soa
and lsnd-and no oae should travel on our Lakss
'id Rivers without Il.
pS-soid By Medicine Dealers Everywhers.Tpa
CAUTION The public VIII BE- cautious that they
got the Rsnuinu Pain Killer, a. pomo unprinciplod
men usr that pamo Tor their own WORTHLESS CON.
and inlringv upon the Trade Marx" Of Perry Davis.
Fficei-26 eesti, 90 esnis and 81 pr Boftls.
!. N. HARRGs& \ CO., Cincinnati, C.,
froprietpra Tor the egutherh and Western 8talsl,
70 whom all orders must hc addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail By
- e eeyioFd, Wgg,g Tisse, slroRg kinSsrans,
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Q o N n 3 ITO Nh

Shelby, sendnsty, Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad sor
Mansfield, ht Vernon, Newark, zanelVlilo,
Crusi!ins, Pitisburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Ran.
road iqt Forest, uppsf ahndnatF, npipho1
Lima Fqft WaYnei Lap5fte, ChfoaFo, ac.,
vest and kast for hananold, Wooster Ma.
Gallon and nolloeutaine REllroad Line, iaf Marion
bollciontaino. Sidney, tniou, Muncia, fn.
oinapolis, farfe EAute, Vinctnnss, Egans.
VILE Louisville, Qslro, a. flnua, ku
DELAWARE With eprinEhgld, Mt, Yernon and pftta.
burgh kailroad fof Spfinfiuld
Oolumbull Little Miami 4 Columhua, and Nania
Railroad, ior Aenia, Dayton, indisnnrlI =,
Turre hauie, et. iQuis, Morrow, LoVulInd.
and Oiagnnati, aud With tho Ohio Ms.
a!sippi Railroad ~ Cincinnati lar LGcii.
points on tho Ohio river
Columbus, uontral Ohio haiircad ior Newark zanas.
vile, Nhectug, Sc, Columbus. pisua and
Indiana hAilfgad ior Piqua, ufhana, -.
- For Tickets 90 All points ana inllrmailoh Al.
ply ~ The Passenger Station.
ri.,,.i.ra a., 49, .; ., SAsit' 'eA3erlhienasni,
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gaptF 9aagiugs.
100 ono ROLLS WALLPAPER

War has been docisrod and Secession ll the order
Of the day, and now s the time for III tidy house
keepers 20 seosdo from dirty and smoky walls, and
coerce on them with . rush, neE WALL RAYEht
gobY improving their homes, and most OF all The
loo, 900 ROLLS NOW READY
Or sals g Carton %, is', supsrior g., and
20 low that uii can Eot them.
TIE COST Is MERE NOTHING.
We are now ready 70 sell french, English and
AEerican vail papers from 90 20 70 per cent. below
psoTeus rrcos, aud would most roe Otfully invite
an 70 look ln upon our stock before buying, for IN
quality ~ eoode and the sength Of plecos, We cqp
riVe the utmost eatsiedtions Our g0ed5 coming DE-
roctlY from the act0rsa We ttareby Hsve one profit,
Also large aasoriment Of Shades Of every vario-
Il" GOLD BANDS, &C. &C,
Aiao lust orc aed beautiful lot Of
o . r M o e 8
with Bands, Lool &C., 70 match. %, Dc and Taa-
ssls hi enaiea6 riety. Paper Hanging done nt
sasrt nosioS byexperisnssd Nerkmensand a. res q.
~ q .vouid take nios iobs Of paiatlng grain
laF and vsFIiIhsng n iaiF and 7emnnss4is rates.
No D. To Dealers We would iaYiss theif sltsassOn
% uf larae stook. @AtAs
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photographs, &e,

1913. 1860.
DERRY GAINED HIS FAMOUS
III victory q Lake Eria IN lsia. In loo ihe best
hhBROrYpEs,
BTEHEsOOP1O PtCTuhEA,
OOLORED PHOTOGRAPHS
CLEHBLzRD FINE ART HALLs
400 Superior Street.
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-, 1oS, ,,I I'..,sarsh ,'l... Hnd "hssllns.

loth Trains make dlfu.i connections Win p.ns.
fNenlA isalirgad igr halliaare, rhiiadeiphia NeS-
ruad ilr lialtimqfe and Waahngton UliF A. 80,
neet ~ u adsun ilf Akron and Alllrfshgrn
- Tine hT this route aa qulet and iars ,rIu \.
the same ~ by hufthern Lippa ~ New iork
~ ,,vrvs , = n. MCCULLOUGH, sugG.
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and ron have permanent Cure,
The OEhATE has proved Itself % Be the bcsi ONT.
mont ever Invented, and whero once uaod, it hna
never been known 70 hil Of ehectinH = permanent
enfeo otod Aores, lctlaF snd nluHwarmt Srald Haad4
Vhlplhlna, and fruat Bites, narhuF'a itch, Chhphrd
or Vrarkod ihpds or Lire, blotchqs OF rlmbios on
tho fsoe, And for
soRE NIPPLES AND soRE EYES,
the uerate Il the only thing required 70 cure IA
should % kopt IN thu houao Of every Family.
Diruouona Accompany Each bottle.
SOLD ny MosT MEDICINE DEALERS.
Price of SgTisp 81; Osrats 90 ssAts per Botls.
J. y. HARRIS = Co, Proprieicrs,
10 whom ll ordsia hg the ahoSs aSdeisus mas,
~ addressed,
Sold Wholesale and Roiailby
n y. 0syiord, Q. y. hackonsla, William Fiakr .
= ", eaokFidurt and strong Armstrong, CiaVe.
landi ohio RQbafts A Samncl, Columbus; w. a. Ora.
ham, handuakyi Carter Brother Erle, PA
-, Neaye1 salt Rhoun Syrup and eerAts, e suld b
gharenll brothur- mAp
IT Is EYERYBODY'S FRTENDl
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All of the GreRenberg Medicines are for
sSle by
- ouURgnILL BRoTH En-, Dressisi..
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 8
oINsnNATI RAILROAD.

1881. suMAER AsaANaEnHEr. issi.
On and aflcr MoadAy, May 18th, 1871 Passsnrhf
Trains will luave Cleveland a. ioloWsi
tlaa A. y. N n. Uinuinnan tapruaas-dtnpnlnr a
berea, Qrat1n, Wellington, New Gandan.
sAlgmt Shelby, aud all stations aasth ol
Shelby, reaching Columbus ~ iiiie Al ~.
Clnoinnafi AZ 80 ,. ~, and Chicsga ~
Crustlluoa at f.p1 r. \.
Gt5 ?. r. Accouimodaticn.-t topping AZ IN atatinns
80. and arriving az QolumbUs eia p ~
49, r. \. Might hKpreas-siubpiuF at aii stations
norm ~ Ifpatiinn, aud II Gallon CarfinrI.
ton, Delaware and AZ a other atations, To
Leave lsasengrra onif, arriving af Ods
lumhus a. tiildF ~ aud Gin clnnati Al 8ia1
p x thioago via orualiino, a. i's8 A. n.
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aAraieines.
HEATH HEALTH
PURIFY TRB BLOoDi


PURIFY THE BEO0Di
DR.. WEAVER'B
OANKHR AND SALT RHHUM SYRUP,
roa TuE ouaa ~
tanker, sails hhuuu. kryaipalaa, Scroiuloup Din.
eAlia Sltaneoll stuptleaa and every klnd
Qf Niapaao elilinH rom an lmHura
slaie oi The Blood.
Tht Eion Eftsars Biood fAEtfsr 81 fAs Niss.
tssath CnhRy.
ti u the prescription of an Educated fhyuloIan
and all who aiiiOlut With any ~ che above phcd
disehaoe, should use u without delay. snrh Lriers
aa The iullowlng anu ollnn TedriFnd -
iEhuaEyiLLE, Ashland 90, ~, Nov. N, 1850
Maasfa >, n. Hafria 20 1, fi6aiauaii, Of
sonNcmeni = deem N q duty a. we'll ~ a pleasure
70 INFORM ynu bat pr, Meafffa SYRUP aud On
NAEt done ior me- and hops ihst thia letter nay
enine 10 te uotice oi prrsuns sim iiarlf aiclod III
TIE year lsan vas Hiieekrd with irtirf, .,r somr
klndrgd disease, on both ny 81, which extended
j can.iili ied aud obiainpd medirlnns and prrsrrip
ona from nearly ~ the phJsiclsna In tain ririufiY
Pot gqthinvd ne ~ ek Year agrnt az this nlser,
Mr uuumhn, recommended HH 10 tfF the ~ ms and
uoraie which farinnHiulF did aud sfi now ssnud
aud we'll man ~ their uaa.
with great gratitude, remain yours truly,
Mr. werbaught being 4 veil tnowh - itisisaii of
Ashland Coz aakea thia Information most reliable.
By taking the syrup as dlrrolsd, t vili arivo the
frrfn la NHfn "a .fta
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ILEvELAND 3 TOLEDO K K.
Issi. sunmrR RAERAsornrN4

Vn sna fiisr Monday, May sen, Issi .fsins vli ma
-, eAill SUNDAYS ekceptedl a. hiiidu1
49, - = Nniso rsplras Shopping az narsn f.r.f.
ftis Nlftita Z, iia v aselaan, NurWaik Enufor.
Nllinl IeNefuei Nllde, Ffumant Ei55orS
anl arfispe ht Toledo at 90 A Al 0Ft-,st
q eao Il "a h.i putroii AZ i8o y AZ ''''-'
ApV n T. thfurHh 1ail-f topping ~ an afafIsnn. .a
the quthcfn Diri1l6h, arrivina al lfsis, ~
eco Z. Nj. - ~ -
so =. hail stora et ~ stations east of sanan.tv
On Northern pifiaion, aud arrives al rss
dushI ~ SIS y. n.
SO ?. =, Telegraph knrFcsa-SlnppluF sf narr,
NtAiteni Vtefllut v akrnian. horNalk, Mon :
af0ofilies Bellevue, Clyde, frumoHf, Nj
more, and arrives at Toledo n s.s5 II. Al
0hlcagg a eco A. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-13

CHANG EM "-"Hang 'em," yes, hang them,
every one: Every East Tennessean found recreant
to the will and interest Of the State of Tennessee
and known to be actively conniving with its ene-
mics, should be hung and loftily When the citi-
zens OF state have, by an overwhelming majority
at the balo-box, determined on Its foreign policy
and by that policy have been necessitated to arm
Tor the defence Of their homes and hresides every
resident on the soil Of that State who lends or
gives aid to the invader deserves as little mercy
as Beelzebub will give them in his empire
Wherever the cobralike head Of treason 10 lifted,
II should be stricken of, and that quickly, for Its
semma. "Hang 'em," every one.-Msmphis
AraLaachs, ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-13
XVIII. WASHINGTON ID. C., FRIDAY DECEMBER 49, 1861.
Campaigning with the Federals.

Campaigning Win the tederals.
The following are extracts from q letter
written by young settler in America who
has enlisted in the Federal army, dated Camp
crittenden, State of Kentucky, Sept. 10th,
1851:
my pay in rife company is f3 per month,
two suits OF clothes each year, two blankets,
three pairs Of Blucher boots, one pair of half
Wellingtons, two flannel shirts, two felt hats,
two pairs Of socks, etc.; but We have got no
uniforms yet. All have yet is q rife and
bayonet, canteen, haverssck, blanket, car
fridge and cap-bsx, body belt, 80 caps, and so
rounds Of ammunition. But what clothes you
do not take you get paid for. We live in
tents, and there is one large wagon to each
company. A company consists Of 100 men,
eight corporals, five sergeants, two lieuten-
ants, one captain, one drummer, ffer, and a
teamster. The wagon is drawn by six horses
We drill about four or six hours day, except
ing Sundays, when we attend divine service
twice In the day. The chaplain is Baptist
minister. We live q great deal better than
English soldiers, or than did at sea while in
the Indies. The worst Of the American army
is that the officers do not know the drill. We
have 10 tents for the non-commissioned officers
and men, and two for the captain and lieuten-
ant. We have q poor band-three fifers, two
tenor drummers, and two bass drummers-the
din they make! We live on the fat of the
land-any sheep. hogs, green corn, potatoes,
calves, ETC., which do not know the counter
sign are taken prisoners, and if they do not
take the oath of allegiance to the Government
they are Immediately put to death. There is
a roll esll i've times day to prevent deser-
ton. am In good health, but there are only
about six in the company who have not been
in the doctors hands. Hurrsh for the Union ="
British United Servtce Gazette.
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Important from Havana.

Correspondence Of the N. Y. Express
HAVANA, Dec. s.-There must be SONS mists he
IN the statements Of the New York and other
Northern papers, about the efciency Of the block.
ede. Three days ago, the Confederate steamship
Vanderbilt, Capt. Smith, came into port with a
valuable cargo Of cotton, which will hnd good
market at Barceiona, whittier IL will at once be
shipped.
Three other steamers are understood TO On rorts,
@one from New Orleans, and another from
Charleston.
The Confederate steamer w. Mallory came in
Yesterday from Mobile, with q cargo Of Naval
stores. The captain would have bought cotton.
but the Confederate authorities at Mobile would
not permit 10 70 be shipped. ~.
Vessels are clearing every day for ports In the
c. 3. A, and we do not learn that many captures
are made. Most Of these vessels carry coffee, for
which they get s15K to sl6k.
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AMERICAN WATCHES
For Americans.

THE AMERICAN WATCH co. beg to call
the attention Of the citizens of Washington and
vicinity to the superiority Of their Watches over s
imported, whether Swiss or Eng gish.
The Company unhssitstinsly guarantee their
Watches to be unsurpassed By those OF any ooun-
try for durability and 6ne tune keeping qualities
CAUTION.
The Company would caution buyers 10 beware Of
the cheap English and swiss Watches now being
sent among soldiers in and around Washington.
These watches are of the poorest description Of
foreign manufacture, and utterly worthless ss
time keepers, as the makers well knew when they
sent them to this country.
LADIES' WATCHES.
The Company would invite especial attention to
their latest style of Watch for Ladies. Every one
will have the same guarantee that accompanies the
most costly Chronometer Of their manufacture.
The styles of Cases are varied and suit different
tastes. and the introduot Of Watch for ladies',
that will go and keep time, has met with universal
6vOr,
ESPECIAL ATTENTION
is invited BY the Company to the fsct that every
Watch, of whatever price, manufactured at their
wor,s at w alth,m, Mass ia accompanied BY s
certi6este not only to warrant it, bat TO prevent
imposition from cheap and worthless Imitation
that is ps!med of upon buyers ths genuine artl-
Gle. AL our Watches have upon the plate the trsdo
mark ''W Waltham, M.ss.," and without that mark
no watch is genuine.
Messrs. NJ. w. GAIT BROTHER have the
Watches of our manufacture for sale at Wash
ingtou. and buyers can depend upon finding the
right stylss aud qualities st their establishment,
No. asa Pennsylvania avenue.
ROBBINS APPLETON,
General Agents, No. 1s2 Broadway,
no 59-Im New York.
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TEE MORTAR FLEEr.-Commodore Porters
morar neet will be ready to sail the latter part of
this month. The schooIers and brigs twenty in
number, are now receiving extra timbers at New
York ship yards. The mortar bed-plates, upon
which the ponderous ordnance will rest are now
In process Of manufacture at New York iron
works. Each vessel will carry one mortar Of the
largest dimensions, supplied by the Government
The draught Of the vessels, equipped, will range
from nine to twelve feet especially adapting them
for service In shallow waters The destination In
known only to the Government.
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THs BLACK FLAo The Memphis Avalanche
aayocates the "Black Flag" idea In the follow.
Ing ferocious language:
We unhesitating ly say<hat the cause Of justice,
that the cause Of humanity itself, demand that
the black flag shall be unfurled on every field
that determination and death shall be proclaimed
aga INST the hellish mlscreants who persist In pol
luting our soil with their crimes. We will stop
the efnsion Of blood, we will arrest the horrors
Of war, by terrible slaughte Of the foe, by exam
Piles Of overwhelming and unsparing vengeance.
When Oliver Cromwell massacred the garrison of
Drogheda suffering not man 70 escape, he JUS
tined this ground, that his object was to bring
the war 10 close-to stop the efusion Of blood
and that IL was, therefore, merciful act on his
part. The South can AFFORD no longer 10 uihe-
she must strike the most fearful bs0ws-the war
cry of exiermination must be raised.
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SANDY HOOK, Dec. u The steamer Hansa
from Bremen, via Southampton on the 2Sth ult. :,
has just passed this point on her way to New
York. The following outline Of her news has
been received:
The steamship La Plata, from st. Thomas, ar
rived at Southampton on the 27th, (before the
Hansa sailed } and reported that the rebel COM
missioners Slidell and Mason had been forcibly
taken from the steamer Trent, on her passage to
st Thomas.
Capt Nelson had entered his protest against
the capture Of the Harvey Birch by the rebel
steamer Nashville
The Southampton magistrates refused Capt
Nelson warrant for the search Of the Nashville
to recover his property, and referred him to the
Secretary Of State
Capt Pegram and Mr. Yancey returned from
London togef her. The latter states that It has
been intimated to him through third party that
the Nashville is recognized by the British gov
eminent az national vessel, and will be ellowed
to reft and repair at Southampton, as was the
James Adger, so as to exercise perfect neutrality
between the two contending parties.
LoNOoN, Nov H-Consols closed st 81 for
money, and 93H for account.
Cotton closed dull, with sales during the two
days previous Of 1900 bales. Qaotations were
unchanged.
Manchester sdvices were unfavorab1e
Wheat closed easier. Corn was dull
Provisions closed steadier.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For We6kneeses
Arising from EIoesses, Habits of Diseipatlou
Early IfdEoratlon or Abuse,
Aftesded tcfth fhs Fonoteisg Symptoms:
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of RresthIn1
Weak Nerves, TrsmI'ins'
nOrror oil DIsease, wskefulnees,
Ulmness ot Nlsion, Pam in the Back,
Hot Hands, Fluehinf on the Bodx
Dryness of the Skin, Eruptions on the Fsoe
PAlLID CoUNTENLNcK.
These symptc ms, II a owed 20 20 on, which thiR
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
lMPOTENCY,Fh ,FhTUITY, EPILEPTIC PITS,
In one Of 1kieh hs Patient MAY Ezpirs
Who can ray that they are not frequently fol-
lowed by those "DIRKFUL DISEASES"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
But NONE WILL CONFESS
THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE ASYLUMs
And the Melancholy DEATHS bV CoHsxnptior,
BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THK TRUTH or THn
ASSERTION.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE hFFECTRn
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid OF medicine 10 strengthen and
lLvlgorate the System
vhIoh HELNBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
tsoaTial " does
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE TIE MOST sKKP11cAL.
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DHILADELPHIA PROVISION STORE,
119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Rsftssaa l9fk mad 90fh ffs

IDdILADELfHIA PHUVISIUN STOKE,
1l9 Pennsylvania AVENUE,
Betvse1 l9th aad 9ofh sfS
The undsrEkned, haying located himself a.
Of the First Ward that he has opened frst-oass
Provision Store, conducted similar TO those for
Ebich Phlladelphia Is famous
Here oen be tound st aIl times Q large and fresh
supply Of POULTRY, GAME, EEEF, NUT
son.
Particular attention is called to his stock and
erloes of BUTTER, CHEESE, 90,
Pnilsdelphia Print Butter.
Goshen and Western Reserve.
Being determi ned 70 give the strictest attention
to the wants of his customers, and TO keep every
article In his line of the best sustv and sell at the
public patronage.
Families wilf Be waited upon daily for orders, if
required.
no Is THOMAS r. WILSON,
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Reading Matter for the Firsstds Circle ,

Thepresent year Is undoubtedly the most event
ful In the political history of this country and the
record of occurrences transpiring at the Fed
eral Metropolis is naturally Of striking and re-
markable interest The public desire to receive
prompt, fslI and reliable accounts Of all that
passes here is most intense, and we have
consequently made alterations and Improvements
In the weekly issue of the Washington Star to
meet this want most satisfactorily. In compli-
ance with the wish Of the public the paoer has
been changed from a quarto to the more conve-
nisnt folio shape, and now appears handsome
sheet of thirty-tUo columns, filed with choice
and carefully prepared Reading Matter, and bear-
ing the name Of the
"Washington Dollar Weekly Star"
AS indicated by the title, we now furnish the
paper at the unprecedented low price of
ONE DOLLAR PER TEARN
Or barely more than the price Of the paper upon
which 1t is printed. 1t Is our determination to
make the WEEKLY STAR not only the largest
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.

Effect of the Arrest of SlideIf and Mason
Indignation Meeting in Liverpool-Mode.
rate Views of the London Times-The
Confederate Steamer Bermuda Arrived at
Havre with Two Thousand Bales of Cot.
ton-The Case of the Steamer Nashville!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-13
o F F l G I A l..
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

November 80, i96l.{
Notice is hereby sirer of the readiness of this
Department TO redeem the Treasury notes author
Der, ls6e
The interest on such Treasury notes will cease
on the first day Of February next, BY the terms of
the ABOVE ect :. p. CHASE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
no S-SawSv (Intel.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-13

ZoLLIcoFFER ApvAscIss I'VE have news by
letter from Somerset, KY, to the effect that Zolli.
cofer has advanced 70 the north bank Of Green
river with II 600 men, and that Gen. shoepf,
with his forces 10 retreating from before them 10
Somerset. Zolliconer's force 10 far superior to
that Of the Federals upon that line, and fears for
the safety of Gen shoeprs gallant command
may well be INDUCED.
We understand the bridge across the Bacon
creek was destroyed day before yesterday. Some
say IL was dose by the seoesh; others by persons
who have grudge against the Railroad Com
pany ny.-LexssriIis yesrsal.