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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-15
DFEID.

DEMAND.-0n Thursday evening, October 10, at
ten o'clock, at his lato residence, at Oxford Ohio
Leopold Demand, aged thirty -ons years, formerly
Of this city.
EBERSoLE.-On Wednesday, October p at Mos.
COW, Clermont County, Ohio, Of apoplexy, John W /.
Ebersole, in the twenty eighth year of his age
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The GRAVE OF DoUGAAs.-The Chicago
Tribune says
The grave of Douglas has been neatly
cut tastefully. 1t is visited daily by large
numbers of people, many of whom leave
tokens of remembrance and respect in the
shape OF buoquets and wreaths.
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may be in bad hands at the South but God
protect them when they become dependent
upon either the direction, the gratitude or
the tender mercies of the North.
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Rs- MABBLE MONUMENTS AND MASTLEs-The
best and cheapest in the market at No. 257 West
Fifth-st. lse2l-xl T. WHITE q SON
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MILITARY NOTICES,

nS- MEAGHER qua ATTEN-
ny up this Company, now located al Camp Den. y
nisGn' Becrnlts are furnished with all necss
g HALPiNb corner q Ninth-st and Central n
Baum, and to PETER KLOPP, at ESQUIRE Nc,
Leans Office, on Vine-st., between Thirteenth aud
mercer. Ocl5 b.
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Ex, President Van Buren, is seventy-nine
years old, and is quite sprightly and hearty.
Few men possess greater equanimity of
temper. This probably has prolonged his
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ACCOUNTS vary as to the number of troops
in the Army of the Potomac the difference
between the two extremes being in the neigh
borhood of one hundred thousand.
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Ms ALWAYS IN SEssION-Queen City
Commercial College, opposite the POST
once. se8. If
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RS- You can save 100 per cent. by getting Pic
lures at hEEKER's uate Applegate's) Gallery, cor.
ner Of Finh and Main. se27.tf
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~A.A. ErsTrs, Clocks, watches ana yswslry.
aou. tfs and III Central-avsnus.
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The Rebels FIrlnr on Each Other.

correspondent of the Atlanta Confeder-
dcy, writing from Camp Barlow, Pocahontas
County, Virginia, gives the following ao-
count Of the recent case of the rebels firing
upon each other by mistake;
We had not more than got our position
before The enemy as we supposed, were
wlthln one hundred yards of US, but the road
mere made such an abrupt turn, and the
bushes that intervened were so thick, as to
almost hide them from our view. Pretty
soon one or two guns were fired, not far from
| us, when the Newman Guards, which COM
manded the road, fred one volley into the
approaching mass of men, which was quickly
returned by them, when their commander
Immediately gave the order to charge upon
| as. Instantly our bayonets were fixed ready
70 receive their charge. With loud yell
Il at rent the morning air for miles around
they rushed down upon usswhen the firing
commenced further down the line to the left
OF our regiment, by those who had at first
been prevented from firing in consequence
OF the dense forest which intervened between
them and the supposed enemy.
About this time the cry, "Georgiansl
Georgians Georgians !" was heard to pro-
ceed from the ranks of the supposed enemy.
we were at hrst not inclined to interpret this
cry as 1t was intended by those whence it
proceeded, fearing lest it might be a cheat
and we were strengthened in this belief |
when, above the surrounding noise, we dis |
tinctly heard the stentorian voices Of General |
jackson and Colonel Johnson CRY out: "It's |
cheat they lie, pour into them, my brave
boys" and we were just in the act Of pour.
ing one calling FIRE into their midst, when
we discovered the white badges on their hats
and knew them to be our own men. Two
men-Sergeant Field, of the First, and a SOL
der whose name I haven't learned of the
Twelfth Georgia Regiment, were killed; two
wounded-T. T. Brown, of the
Newman Guards, and Corporal Hogue, of the
Oglethorpe Infantry; two slightly Wounded
w. B. W. Dent, of the Newman Guards, and
private Welch, Of the Southern Guards; all
except the second mentioned were of the
First Regiment Georgia Volunteers. This
was sad occurrence, but neither party was
to blame.
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HOME INTHRTsT

~ You can save 500 per cent. By getting your
Likeness at the new Star Gallery, 26 Tinh st.
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l.. M. 81 Q. Sc X. n. EE.

kaTRAINs FOR CAMP DRNNISON
AS leave Cincinnati at and 300 a. NJ,
3:I 3, $3.50 and p. M.
RETURRING-Leave Camp Dennison at S:1O
and 9:20 A. M, 3:45, 6:O3 aad = p M
Bound trip Tickets will be sold for rs cents.
my26-H X. W. WOODWARD. Superintendent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FALL and WINTER FASHIONS /!
A Rhyme for the Times.

We deem IL important Il public should know
or that elegant store kept by PERRY CO.,
Where Gentlemens Clothing In all styles they show
At the corner Of Longworth and western.row.
At this noted stand Of N. PERRY 4 oo.'s,
They're selling 30 cheap their neat.htting Clothes
And they're certain to please who are prompted
togo
To the corner Of LOnsworth9 and western.rOw.
The assortment Of Goods ready made in their line,
or Pants Vests and Goats, to make gentlemen fine ;
And Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Cravats and Half
hose
You can get cheap for cash at N. PERRY co -.
You will find these proprietors busy as bees;
WIN poiteneSs and Kindness they fail not to please
from the oest OF material they make all their
Clothes,
And all who CO. buy at N. PERRY CO.'S.
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nLR GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFFE,
" CHOICE RJ0 OpFFBE, &o.-Just reosiyed =
80 bags very choice Rio Coffee
co bags very choice Santos Coffee:
200 pock cts old Government Java UOffea
$50 cans pure old Government Java Oofee, ground,
IN 6lb and 2-lb cans;
lb. cars; "T n
100 boxes srench Chocolate.
For sale by JOHN BATES,
OcI4 National ThsAtsr Baildins. b. iGmosS-st
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LUDLUM'S SPECIFIC PASTE

THE ONLY CERTAIN CURE FOR PRIVATE
DISEASES.
pR1CE 81; CAN BE SENT ny POST
any'wbeIe for six thrte.cent stamps Orders
strictly oonhdebtiAl. Sold wholesale and retail by
DAVIDSON & BRO, Druggists,
Successors to G. n. Dixon0
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Army Suffers, Attention!

WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE
~ STOCK OF Ruled Cap, Letter aud CommeFs ial
EOIg TSrers OF various qualities, at very low prices
NIXON, CHATFIELD 4 WOODS,
Wholesale Paper Warehouse,
bel7-u "a and 20 Walnut at
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Printers Flat Cap.

WYE HAVE A FULL STOCK OF WHIrR
w and Blue, Wove and Laid Flat Gap, I2, IA, I6
and l6 lbs, Of superior quality, at low prices For
sale by NIXON, OHATFIELD WOODS,
bel7.u ~ and 70 Walnut,s st,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26
ID e u,

This morning, at 4 O'Clock, 18th Dec of chronic
Group. ELLA EUGENIA GOG6IN, aged years
and months.
The friends and relatives Of the famil, are in
vlIed 70 attend the fdneral a. clock to morrow,
Fridsy) evening from the resd noe OF her parents
Al half past . O'Clock this morning. LOUIS
PERRY, sEe weeks and days, on y son Of yo-
seph u. X. snd Louisa nj. Plant
In t.is city, OF the a5th ipst after painful III
ness Of two weeks, which she bore with ohriatian
meeknsss, Mrs. HELEN MoFARLANU, in the
- year Of her sSe. The deceased was q native OF
aerosss seo,.sld but for tie last IS years resi-
Her funeral vail tske plsce on Fruay, the nth
instant, % O'Clock m, from tue Methodist Pro-
tsstsnt Church, corner Of Sh street and Virginia
s7onue.
On the ssth Inst, MARY A.. only and beloved
daughter OF William aud Mary Bosse, aged 6
Yeas, months snd dsyE.
Her funeral vii take plsce from her parents Iss-
FrIosy ate noon, az O'Clock, the friends OF the
This lovely bad, both fair ana bright,
Co led homs IN ear doom.
Just came 20 sh W pos sweet Hover
IN Paradise cau bloom.
On the 3.th instant. PERCY MILTON. beloved
child OF Henry w. snd sarah L Peny 1snd Grand,
axed 10 months and days
Ral'. Sun please copy
brief Sas sewers Il nsss. Kate Joanna, eldest
d. shtsr ofJohn and Kate hits, aged years and
fss funeral win take piece from the res,dsnes.
Hi, on FIJI az the 81 ln.tant. % O'clock . m.
an. fsIsl ds Of tbs lAmi, sre respectfully invited
10 sttend, without further NOTICE.
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CONGR ESSIONAL.
xxxvIIth CONGR E>s-See.nd Session.
TBuRsoAY. uec.mSsr Is

THURSDAY, December %.
SENATE After The usual p eseOtation OF sho-
litic7 petitions, &c Mr. Howe introduced q bill
for the repeal OF the fugitive slave law.
After 4 few remarks frcm that gentleman de-
nunciStoy VI the law IN que Jtlou, &c 10 was re-
ferred TO The Judiciary Asain Commute
Mr.. Hale askt d leave 10 introduce resolution
Of inquiry, requesting the President 70 trnnsf Il
20 the Senate IL not iBcom patible with the Do bile
interest, the coTrrsPOndeDce that has pass. be-
tween the United States and English Governments
with reference to tie sfairs OF the Trent and for
all other Information on the subject.
MIR. Hale addressed the Senate with great real
agains' the pots. BILE release Of Mason and Slidel
under a menace Of Britain, and proclaimed his
belief that the country would gladly hail q war
with thn power II that be q consequence Of 70
fIAing 10 acctde 10 such demand.
Mr. Sumner objected 10 the reception Of tbs
resolution, and urged that Mr.. Hale bad based
his earnest war speech wholly on unreliasls pub
lie rumor-not on any knowledgs whstsvef Of the
real condition Of the imbroglio.
The said resolution went over (uDdef the rulel
until To- morrow
Tue Senate, without rsnsetinR ether business
Of lmportancs, adjourned over until nenesy nsxi
HousE "A communication from the S-csstsry
Of War in relation 20 the repairs o. the eofEeoo
Generals once, corner Of FIfrsenth and stre<n,
and q private bill were refsrrs6; whens upon
motion Of MI. stephens, the Hosss scjoarnee
uRtl Monday next
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FROM FORTRESS MONACO

SFws PROM REBtr snuFcEs-T"E ExP crNp ar
TLE IT BOWLING sRKEN-sEvES vssssLs sgSE
or cHARLtsroN-rBETIe TIGHT AT pEsIss,vILsH
FoRrREss MONROE, Dec "a via Baltimore
The L. steam transport Enccson sailed fer
New York early this morning.
We take the following news from yes'erdsy,s
Norfolk pepes:
A dispsteb dated Nashville. Decembsr "a,
announces that 0 90 ftdersls have crossed Gresn
River end are marching TO HopkIusvine The
rebel force there Is 3, 700 men, under Gen clsrk,
Il Mississippi hut reinforcements are on the way
from ClaIkpsvIIle
Passengers from Bowling Green say that u, Ooo
Federals bad crossed Green river up to Friday.
II is supposed that Bowling Green will be cd.
vsnced upon frol three sides simultaneously
with force Of so coo, and that decisive battle
viii be foug ht there
A dispatch from Savannah ss1 that seven old
whslers Of the stone feet were sunk in Ch.rles,oc
channel on Friday.
The Tennessee Legislature sdjpurned on the
2lst instant, 70 the Goth of January
The resolutions n relation 10 the accession Of
MARYLAND TO the Coufedsrscy have been MODIFIED
by Congress, in s-cret session, so 90 20 declare
that no peace ouC nj 70 BE- conclud.d with tie
United States which Goes rot insure 10 Maryland
an opportunity Of forming part Of the confed.
erscy.
The Richmond Examiner admits that the bat
tie al DrsiI eSvile wss 10 ineoasid-rahIe a sasts
The Virginia Legislature have adjourned 10 the
5th Of January
The Rome (GeorRia) Sontberner ssvs that an
ATTEMPT was made on the 18Th instant TO burn Tbs
state Railroad Bridge over Petit's creek The
incendisry has been Sentenced 10 De hung
All the harleSt0r Insurance c,m panic s except-
ing the Eimore, have gone into liquidstion.
LATER.
! FoRTREss MoNpoR Dee u There Was no
good foundation for the report thst q skirmifh
took place yesterday.
The X. Spauldng arrived from Hatterss
this morning, but brought newI
Hon. A. Ely cameSown from Norfolk late this
afternoon bva haG Of truce After visit 70 head
quarters, he took Tassage for Baltimore.
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FTem Pert Rsyal,

SEw YoRK, Dec 26-The steamer Marion a.
rived here to-day from ryoee IHaad on ~ 2Ota,
via Port Royal harbOr on the 2Ist last s1s car
ried ven companies of the I'm Cos nectieut resi-
ment and q large quantity Of stores, etc 20 t.
bee; also, Gen. Wrig ut and q part Of & stat
While d.schsrging her ergo opposite tie l. at.
house at Tyoee, Fort Pulaski opened Ore with sbot
and shell. Que Of the latter Exploded when near
by without doing any damage
General Stevens, whose bngsde hSd been rein
forced b. the 10Th and part OF the &Stn P,nusyi-
vania regiments, was en- pected 90 MAKE an sdvsBce
70 seizs point ON the Charleston and SsvaBnsh
RailTosd General Whg ht will probably a-sume
command on the Ty bee. six bundled 81 The n
4osh were there before his arrival
The steamer Vander0in and the bnque TsKas
arrived At Port Royal IN the 2Ist
SIXTEEN vessels q the stone beet were sunk OF
Charleston haFoOr
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GEORGETOWN.
Coyyss,onSsnes Of IRs Star.

C0yysspon4saeS az Ifs Star.
GRoRsETowH, Dec. %, 1881.
Christmas was very generally and very properly
ob,erved here, and IL 10 fair to say that not more
than the usual number Of cases Of disorder oc-
cured. The Catholic church had an attentive
congregation ct each morning service. Que
square from Bridge and High streets q Sabbath
like quiet prevailed. Work did not cease upon
the new military bridge, but the wofkmen con-
soled themselves for the less OF holiday bv the
idea that they were yielding to a military ne
cessity"
Among other Improvements In this city, Messrs.
Army q Shinn have Just built roomy brick and
stone storehouse and cellar on Green street, adj
joining their present establishment IL 10 for the
storage OF Philadelpbia ale, &c.
number Of military prisoners passed through
here day before Yesterday on their way 10 your
CITY In charge of mounted guard.
Although the supply Of pork from Loudon and
the sdjoinog counties on the sacred soil Is cut on,
there Is scarcity, but about the usual stock on
hand Mr. Tenney, the largest dealer, gives rs
the following quotations, which 10 may be pre-
missed are one dollar per hundred lower than
prices at this time last year when Virginia songht
a market here: Buying at from IS so to IS rs per
400 pounds; selling (retaip 1t Sc per 100 pounds.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Niagara off Cape Race.
ST. JOINS. Dec. IS -sTRe roysl mail steamship
Niagara from Liverpool 90 the l4th, via q aeens-
town o. Sunday, passed OF Cape Race at eleven
O'clock on Monday evening, but owing b. the tel
egrsph line being out Il order 70 this station the
news has Just been received.
The royal mali steamer Asia arrived At Queens
town on the 18Th inst
His Royal Highness Prince Albert died 90 II
O'Clock on Saturday night, Of typhoid fever.
DIR. E. Bowstef, who was In char e OF the
young Prince Leopold, died on Friday, the IAN
Instant -
The Paris Patrie, tpes king Of the Trent az IIr,
says lit asserted that France and the other
great Powers have been consulted oY England on
this subject, and they have expressed the opinion
ths. the conduct Of Captain Wilkes. Of the Amsri-
can Navy, was in violation OF the rights Of neu-
trail Powern
COMMERCIAL.
Ifesrpool, Dee. 10 The sales OF cotton for the
week amount 70 IS 800 bales, including 600
bales 20 specu!stors ard 90 bales to eIportsI
The market closed frmer az q decl.ne OF III
The sales OF 10 day (Fridav) are eSumatea st
500 bales, the market closing doll.
The stock OF cotton in port Is estimated tt S95,.
0o0 balts. including $50 QUO American.
BrWsdstu6s are quiet but steady.
Provisions are iron
LoAdes, Dee IL --consois eiSsed az con 'po&.
The iacrsese 81 bullion in the BahS Of E-gla.d
Tor The week amounts to fI2s 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL Mvdsr c.ss.-rhis nevni
ing, the case Of Richard Eysns, indicted for No.
W ednesdsy, The en- day Of Nay last, vss tstsn
up. AR. Dsvidge appeared for defence The
homicide occurred IN the 'front.' of the Nstiorzi
Hossl, ftwin Be rsnemeered, while Howard 20.
which Evans was one. The case vss CONTINUED
st the June term In ccnseooeDce Of the absences
OF James Rowe, IN important vitness foe ne ~
The regular panel Of thirty jurors vss OILED.
when the followinf were accepted spd ewre
John scriwn0, pss.l Roo<y, Wn: fen.ich,
Henry Martin, Asa Gladmsn, Samuel ssivss-
oar, Wstkins Tolson. and Frspeis kfiey-u
Five talesnsn were e1mnonsd, yber Nc secone
called, nf. p. DRUM, va seseps-s ase r~ofn'
Af psssics xsoss1y c.rri.ssss sA<B psoessasd V
AatsU bis opsaiaG sdAssa.
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INDIA RupRRR Goops

India Rubber Coats, white or black, 80 so each.
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
And all kinds of Rubber Goods including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles,
Door Maa, Under sheeting FOR beds In sickness,
&c &c, at manufacturers prices, at II. A HALLS
Iadia Rubber Warehouse, 3C6 Pa. sv., between
Ninth and Tenth streets dec Is-f
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wHITEHuRsr, 434 Penn. avenue, furnishes
photos raphs nom miniature to life size His COL
lection OF carts dc cigits lkenesses embrace all
prominent men Of the country. Remember,
Whltehurst received seventeen premiums In this
country, and q medal at the Worlds Pair at Lon
bis fancy cases for holiday presents. de 2i-eolm$
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6oops FOE THE HOLIDAYS Everybody wish.
Ing TO get TURKEYS, Chickens, Ducks, Game In
great variety, mince meat, and, In fset, every
article necessary for keeping Merry Christmas
should call at Wilson's Philadelphia Provision
Store, 1I9 Pa. avenue, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets. de2l-Hs
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RELEasE or Hon ma TIy

BALTIMORE, Dec % The Hon Mr. Ely, %
N. Y reached here this forenoon, hsvine arrived
at Fortress Monroe neutrality-suspicious. dav-
under Gag Of truce His release rom the Rich
mond prison was In consequence q the reIes's 81
the Hon. Chss Faulknsr, from F,,t warren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26

GEORGE CBRISTY'S
" OPERA HOUSE,
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN Z ASp T.
GEORGE CHRISTY'S MiNSTRELS
STILL SUCCESSFUL,
+ u X @ u RISTY
will appear every might this week in one OF his great
COMIC CHARACTERS.
NEW SCENERY
having been added TO the stage, the MANAGEMENT
announce with pleasure George Christy's cele-
brated kthIop Extr.vassnza emitted the
L. 3 L A Il y.
JAKE; mischlevonB Oakley GEO. CHRlsTy
The entire company
The most Talented in Existence,
Will appear eve-y evening in
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
hpMIssIOS-ParSuet.5 81 cents Gallery. Is cents.
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Dos'f forget the grand Christmas entertain.
ments at Thorn's Hall for the benefit Of Fletcher
Chapel. IL 10 one Of the most popular resorts 10
town, being crowded nightly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26

CHRIsThAs DINNER two companies Of thu
Provost uard quartersd on N assach usetts avenue
between Sixth and Seventh streets, were yesterday
treated TO an excellent Christmas dinner by theft
commanding ofncer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26

VOLUNTEERS for the army should not leave the
Ointment For Sores, Scurvy, Wounds, small
Pox, Fevefs, and Bowel Complaints, these medi-
cines are the best In the world Every French
Soldier uses them. Only Is cents per box. 2ll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26

RUPPERr'sFANcY GOODS esta blishmentiS eventl
street, above d. always famous for Its superl
stock Of holiday wares, 10 literally crsmmed witt
them this year. Call and see.
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THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
THE ARAso.

Especial Disps,ch TO the star
NEw YORK, Dec f6-llH . N The Ar-eo
has not yet been sisnalled. Will let you ia0S
90 soon az she Is h-ard from.
The gale Of Monday night win probably have
delayed her.
Morn Gen Scott had Therefore not r~sebet
New York at IN n. to-day .-ED. srAE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26

THsATER "A hne bill tonight, commencin
with the "Dumb Girl Of 6enoa, )" to be followe,
by The Widows Victim" (Mr McDonough Il
both:) to conclude with the beautiful closIn,
scene Of "The Seven SistersU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26

DEAD MIR. Robert sleight, who was injured
by falling from the Capitol dome some DAYS since
died this morning ati O'Clock He Is to be buried
on Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Sleight was - years
Of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26

military FuNERAL.-This morning, the body
OF SERGEANT Naylor, 66th regiment New YORK
state Volunteers, was conveyed to the DEPOT to
be transmitted to his friends for iutermsnt The
escort and procession consisted Of the ofcers and
members Of ths company to which he was az
tachedi and they bore the colors Of the " xth
Legion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26

HoRsE srEALlss This morning, James Fra
zier was arrested for stealing a horse and buggy
valued at $50, and Offering the horse for sale at
the market Tor $50. The circumstance excited
suspicion when the price was named, and detec-
tive officer A. K. Allen was sent fo-. He soon
found Frazier and carried him before Justice
Dom, where he was recognized az a soldier Of
the d. C regiment, and was committed TO Jail
for court by Justice Dom. The horse and buggy
were recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26

FovRrH WARD STATION HOUSE CAsxs-Befots
Justice WaltsY.-Peter johnson fghtingi work
house 30 days. Ephraim Davis, Cornelius Glad
man and Edward Smith. for knocking down
man and taking from him the sum Of $40, and
Pity for court, 500 each. Edwd Smith, for car
rying concealed weapon; fined SIS Conrad
Bousnan, drunk and disorderly; dismissed Loui
Phillip, do do. Pat Branan, do; fined 81. Jnos
Armstrong, do; So cents costs W Thorn pson,
di:orderly; dismissed. Z Payne, drunk and dis
orderly workhoUse 30 days. Tim Madden, do. /;
dned ~ Chas O'Bryan, do turned over to the
military Michael Lyman, Jas. Kelly, Bernard
Coyne and John Drunk, do.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK. y. u.
QUIZ MILTTARY BUpoEr.
atNERAl rocIrItAr.

GENIAL NccLrItAr.
We are Rrati1ed In being able 10 say that Gen
Mcclellan 10 much better to-day, and 10 again a..
tending in person 70 al matters Of importance
sPpertsining "a his position.
By the sdvice OF his physician, however, NJ
has determined 10 remain indoors for q fev dsys
longer, that be may be entirely restored 10 his
vonted strength ere again getting into the saddle
ID Thornton Ghmsley, Of 81 Louis, the vel
known army saddle maker and contractor, died
on Saturday last at bis residence, Of spoplfry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26

The WESLEY CHAPEL FESTIVAL affords inst
now one Of the pleasaDtest resorts Of an evening
that we are aware OF. II 10 held In the pleasant
and spacious lecture room Of Wesley Chspsl and
anords every fscility for the joyous hrong TO cir
cuiate en- Promenade or to lnges at the stands to
examine the MYRIAD articles Of elegance and
proPriate holiday presents can be found than thi,
festival room