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DABsEHGER TRAINS TO AND FROM
BALTImORE
Winter Schedule.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS,

On and afer MONDAY, December Q, 1851, the
Passenger Trains between washington and Bald:
TRAINS MOvING NORTH. f
Arrive At baltimore 1904 m. Philsdslphis l9 60 D.
M Morning Mcoo&nod.sion rS Ieavs & Wsshinstoo At
Aoa m. Arrive at Baltimore s.sos s.n No COP
arrive at Baltimore l9 40 p. m; Philadelphia S 81
= Afternoon XsooDnodston leave Washington 3. .os
m Arrive at Baltimore $50 p. m Philsdslphia
IL E;shtsy Eap.s:. ,s.,. . w:sane,cS
New York, a. m, HsrrisSurg q N. Wv "'
II Ssps,s' s ;1s G% mo ssS connects
through Hsz S;f sSi1k SOUTH sS5H tn week
IN; Baltimore too p m Arrive as va faa Rinston s 8
Lesys New York =. p m; Philadelphia. 70 so
Leave New York at II p. m Philadslphia 8 80 a.
m. baltimore 1855 .. m. Arrive at Washington
Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore at Q n. m,
and p m. for Washington arrive there at II 4 m.
On Sundays at 80 and 1856 =. m. only.
Passenger Trains leaving Warrington at 40 q M
and % 3. M, and BALTIMORE at TsS a m and i 90
?, m make direct oonneOtions for Annapolis 4 the
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash.
iugton at $50 Q. N. and 240 p. m. .'f =.
Passenger Trains leaving W darlington at O. 90 O. m
II u. m. and p. m and Baltimore at 4SO and 3S
a. m aud so p m, will aop only at annapolis JUNO.
| t.on and WasAsnoto~ (RelayJ JunctSo~.
only
Trains will kaye Washing on and baltimore
promptly upon cd,d Tine
~. @ W. p. SMITH,
,,, Ms Master Of transportation, Bait
agent Camden Station, Baltimore.
q. Y, GILBERT, n.
Agent, at Washington, nov q
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TVNHE UNION WILL STAND,
l. NO MATTER WHO'S PRESIDENT
Consequently, / shall remain In Washington, and
continue to pursue my occupation Of
HOUSE, SION. AND ORNAMENTAL
~ r a Z NJ u? Z NJ Ss~ ~
GLIDING in all its branches Old GLAZING
promptly attended to, Painting aud Ornamentins
Cottage Furniture, In the best style also call at
tention TO the Painting of Roofs and Brick Walls.
All the above l will do as cheap rs the cheapest
l therefore solicit the patronage of my friendsan
fellow citizens OF the District Funotuality strictly
observed, and work done In the best msnner.
You will please mind your stops, and stop at
NJ. T. PkRKER's
Painting establishment,
no. So Louisiana avenue north sde),
between Sixth and Seventh street
S.-Signs put ny free Of charge. II, usual.
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iDIENfnfRIY.s
IN f6oMIs.. 2. III. ~.

TNvnW4Wt 91MUM . aistf hall nvl'H
J. D. n. LOOMIey N. ID, D.
Ths invsnssy end patsssss. Of ~ nl1s!aa rlats
Many pssSoas esa W. tSSss ID Va ssnss
wear cshsw, and ns psrsos can war eehsn vho ~
~ 3; 81. :s 81 4 N: n "a 3 T: g: 3 &, =,
but to thoss wAo ~ pers3ellaR, sn1 NJ the p1es
:ssss :.s 49,. H Ss;ss = st. ~ s n
WsrfAntsd. -. -. - rr a .....r.t ~
Rooms n this oty-Ns. ~ Pssssylys,is syssss
betwssa Ninth end TsatA sRssa 'Also, 90 Area
street, Philsdelphia. ,.f,.5,Rr n6s1s-1y
INR. LOCKWOOD esntinuse tAa prns-
corner Pennsylvania aveuse saA oSvsA1A gtssSs
e. ewing pr,st5esA h the Sos,h nearly slxsssa yeRs
he fssls assxssd tAas b - give osas1iaea = -
that DAy sAll. .ff al fld- 3 slIEf ln glA ~ =
Tssth isssrtsd q vgroAnss, Rgsss., = oesz
pLArl, Chlorofovm aAninisopfsd whsa dsass4.
aug 1T ~ ~. - ~. ..
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CENE ERAL Oh DER.

EENEHAL ORDER.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Dec % 1854
The Navy Department has rendezvous ior chip.
ping men at each OF ths following places:
Portsno outh. New Hampshire.
Boston AND New Bedford, Massachusetts,.
New YORK
Ptiladell hia and Erie, Pennsy lvania
Baltimore, Maryland; and
Washington, District Of Columbia.
Seamen, ordinary seamen and landsmen who ca q
pnss the usual surgeons examination BY pre- euiinQ
themselves at the rendtzyGusn are thi Iesidence
with an ofhcial certificate from he city or town
clerk signifying that they a;e Iesidears aad ha We
pressed desire to leave to enter ihs navy will
b received on the following terms:
LIST. An allowance of three GEMS mile for travel
ing expenses.
81. An advance Of three m ,rths to seamen and or
dinxry seameB, and of tw1 IN onths to landsmen
Sd. Permission t. leave an allotment of half pay
TO their hmili.s, to commence the date of their en-
listment.
4th. To 90 on board hip in their ordinary clothes
where an outfit will be turn shed aad charged az
ltSt hatn tha t,,rtra ttt.,
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The following lots Of fsilv.r-Piated Ware
are OF the Best Mako n the Trade, and
are warranted % be Desbls.Plsted on
the Best material, snd eq1al In quality
- any Plated Oesds sold by the best
tegSiAtsd tsssesJ &c..
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Full setts Elegant Tipped and Threaded Ts.
Bile spoons. ............ fosS, 50
Tipped and Threaded Ts-
Bile Fosks.............. for 100
Tipped ., a Threaded Tea
Spoons to match. =. . >. for l 90
Splendid Extra Silver plated Onvs and
Threaded Table Forks. rks................f for 200
splsndid Extra Silver plated Olive and
Thresded Table Spcons ns.................. for 200
wseen:
Fine Silver plated Cups, Augs, Goo!sts, Salt
Stands, in every pattern. AL price 81, for LOO
Elegsf Silver plated Cake aud Gard Bas.
As0'''' worm u bV, IOr 300
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lrWItO- -ItLLL5FFF
nRs In 4 ADDS
-, =, ,si ,1sr isAat15 5lAsaa. sic Band'

M. 4 u L ADDS
~ l'',,'.,, ,@l 'S Anti 1AsHla 10 Band |
SsaaAnmfIy esass
RHkgnAfTsk, n ~ ssrss 6~M, "a
% ,ar 90 oOCr0SESUnAEoA,E ~ at
.lslD1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bo
soa no % ,Eto1iao 81 ExrCnszE1s = - SE00D,
!. y y ,2-1 A.sAs "a -. xsvsy. 80, -,
"a, . so.vssisauy sss,a1sd sAss Or Bar, con.
tainlng nsd.satsd ssuQeuo1, - b wen sfoand
the bSdy, sbset ths wasa, seuAELS .Asvpcrns ALt
vinsl Hyv % he .ss $3.50 Psf.oa. %
tained 4 tAs BAsD, belng o. . Molly erewstc And
yaasns sa1us, ssd ssrssk df being readily sbsassl
Ars~0k ~ SWs q ~ stts eume into diraa ostad With
the BLosS eaA Snwsl ehcsisAton, wthoat Arpt pass.
@sd, 81 ssy 5 lssrsss mon tSsir sa.ssivs poweM,
bat % inpeir ~ intsEsel eRgAn - dsrares IL
S.essscs a!.esss 9, sya9t.9 tas tasss.s s:es. .
e EEc's: IS - y sS ~ 8 s':s.:s . A e ~ ! ~: Z
essSsiss m BAsD : 10 80 psss5a 81 Arri.
ten non IL pssSsisss SsS. = : = ~ = -
heAs4ats easssar esrsd p . ~ days, anl wsass
soastAntly feeeivlng ssAssA4i testDeehls-to which
Ne invita- inspsetoa at our o1ss-of their ssssy &
ssE!vassd esses % t~e ss.@sse. ~, >
afsiss ~ Ds!l:r: sea- y san .Roa sss:lpt q
arsdisn5, ffoq the principal olnoe 81 !"
: :" G'3NifH b CO., Propristors, o.
"a BroaAvay, New Yorl.
n. R-Da1tpttvs elrcsasu ssnt ffss .
- TAh Bend vii not tatsrisfs with TIE soldiers
du,tes -L-lma ... nevls-ly
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nR. A. zAPPONE, Instructor and Leo.
other branches Of Science connected with Medioine
Also. Teacher Of French, spanish, Italian German
Portuguese, Latin, Greek, and other Languages.
Office, No: ~ street, being nesr Pennsylvsnia
.venus and Twenty arm street sepf S-tf
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We are Agents for the Sale of

We are Agents for the Sale of
NcCLAIN's CELEBRATED
CQCoANUT HAIR OILS,
AND ALSO FOR
MERCHANTS coLoGNEs, EXTRACTS, ETC,
woRsLEY's HONEY, ALMOND,
AND WINDSOR SOAPS,
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Alec, full lines OF Notions and Pancy Goods,
all Of which we offer ut the Manufacturers,
Prices, without any freight added.
The Trade, Dealers. Suffers and PedIsrs are
respectfully invited
We guarantee to sell at New York and PtxS.
delphia prices, or perish in the attempt.
We are bound to sell cheaper than the
heapest--delivsred free.
Ladies ard Gentlemen give us an early call,
1t makes r0Lfnerenoe whether you buy or not.
look over our full lines of Staple and Fancy
Goods, for Holiday Presents and Gifts.
~ Gsutlsmanly clerks are always ready TO
wait on you.
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N aa aaA .HsH.,H. +
adams Express COMPANY"

~sAkAVo VVAAYOAys
This Company offsrs to the p1blis UuequalIed
Advantages" for the !" Safe and Quick Dispafch" Of
usavy ETvights, Paoksyes, vsiusbIss, Money, &c.
Expresses TO and from the North and " ct depart
from and srriyf In Washington twice dsily. All
ExPressss are tn ohTse af eegss.'sd ~ rsltab',
All Psokases for " The Soldiers" carried at " One
Hslf" cur usual rates.
AL goods fsr the 90 called Contsdsra.es States,
and all articles " Contrabspd Of Wsr,n will Be m
rusHD.
Our Exprsssss leave New York ct l,S and p. N
arriving IN " Arlington At 8 A n. and 30 p. NJ.
Expresses leave Philadelphis ct lao A. II. and 10
T., arriving In Washington 8 30 P. II and A. N, ,
Expresses leave baltimore at 40 A. NJ and A6
Z. arriving In Wilmington at 0 A. II. and 1. 80
Exp ssses for all points North and West leave
WashingtoD daily at 30 A. n and 30 p. N.
jan be made on application q u oHss.
AL goods called for and delivered jye Of extra
charge. E. ". PARSONS,
"ria;epaspt Adams Express O..
wasn aEast -, 81 Sgg23-ti
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n Il tbs T H Y.
DR. c. A. JORDAN, Surgeon Dentist.
No. 456, 9Th Street, bsl,oesn d and K
Operations warranted and prices isssonabls.
oct 22-2m

ENALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
Miss THOMPSON will open our new 63
styles Of all and Winter Millinery on Thur *
day, the 8lst Inst.
lilo ally Is invited and an examination sofIcit
I'd, ut our Fancy and Millinery Store no $40 Penn.
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
DOT 80 HUTCHINStyN q NIrNRO
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GAS FITTING.
~ ". 1OODALL, 'r
". FL,EsUnnRHR,
GAS AND STEAK Filter,

5s4 Seventh st, near Canal Bridge, Washington.
AL orders executed at the shortsst notes. In the
most substantial manner, and on reasonable tams.
Personal attention given to every department of ths
business. -s nov %
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GERMAN HEADQUARTERS

FOR SENDING
Money to Germany
And all Parts of the Country.
Holiday presents per Hamburg steamer of the sotb
November. o~'-'
Is Market Space
g. sign Of the German Flag. .-E8
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The attention of our numerous patrons is re.
quested to our Large and Choice Selection
Of Gold Leaf and ERameled Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames,
Union pasuerreotype Cases,
in every size in the Trade,
We are selling these goods from % o.s to $500,
fitted In osssr, being rs per cent. les, than the
makers retail price.
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THE OVERLAND

THE OVERLAND
OYSTER EXPRESS COMPANY
Ia now prepared to furnish Restaurants, Hotels,
Sntlers, and Private Families with -
Esasa + sta, dt tyHHsLsRs'b y srs by the gallon or
The oysters arrive daily fresh from ~
the waters oftbs Chesapeake Bay and are Of the
best quality.
The COMPANY invites the patronage Of the dealers
attention to all orders.
ohnee-is narlst Space, Avenue House, between
Seventh and RAghth NFsss y - - ="
sstfHrg astasr4a sf'i sf'ir''"'' u. ss'f.i,Ss.l I
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MISCELLANEOUS.
nROsP r E TUS OF THE WEEKLY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,. IT.

DROs EGTus OF THE WEEKLY
L NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. =
The undersigned commenced, in the month Of
December last, the publication, In this city, of
weekly newspaper, called the National Rlpss.
iicdn.
1t Is printed on 3 large aheet, twenty seven
" forty two inches; and p furpishsd atthe low
prices stated beloW. ''" .
It viii contain ali the original matter of the
| daily National HepnblicGn, with the exception
" local n0ws not interesting TO country sub.
1t will give full reports Of the proos sdings Of
Congress, and Of the other departments Of the
National Government.
and Gopestic, markets, &o, 6o..- ~ well as an
original correspondence from al parts Of the
country. The miscellaneous department viii
receive special atiention, and, ip All respects,
the effort will be made to establish the oiarao.
ter Of tho National Republican ss Family
Washington being now the central point Of
the current military operations, great attention
will be paid " furnishing the readers Of the
Maternal Republican with full, and especially
war for the Union.
In politics, tho paper will be Republican, sus.
! taining the Administration OF Mr.. Lincoln, but
disolatming, however, any prstsnsion to be the
The is no othsf Repnbllssp paper in the Dis.
triot of Columbia, or In the Vicinity Of 1t, and
it 10 believed that recent events have opened to
such paper m Important sphere Of useful
effort. The time has come, when the Rotual
administration Of the Government upon Rspub
llcan principles will explode the misrspresen.
tations which have made those principles 90
distasteful to the South.
But 1t is not only here, and In this vicinity,
that the projectors Of the National Republican,
hope to make 1t useful. To the whole country
they offer 4 journal which will DISCUSS national
politics from national standpoint, and which
will never be swerved from patriotic duty by
nny overpoYsring pressure Of local interest.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
One copy, one year. .............,.,,,,,.S .S2.00
Three copies, one year. r......".......... 500
Five copies, one year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Ten copies, one year ,J.OO
Twenty copies, ono year. ar..........-.....20 1000
Three copies, six months. s...,............ ESQ
Five copies, six months. ths..................3 $50
Ten copies, six months. hs.................... 600
Twenty copies, six months. ............ 1000
Payments always in advance.
When Club of slbaoribpra has been for.
warded, additions may be made to II on the
same terms. 1t 10 not necessary that the sub.
acrbers to u Club should receive their papers
ut the same post ofhoe.
Money may be forwarded BY mail, at our
risk. Large amounts can be remtted in drafts
on Boston, New York, Phla: elphia, or Balti.
more; smaller amounts In gold, or In notes of
solvent banks. Address
W. J. MURTAGH l. co,
Washington, D. O.
~ Tho daily National Rspublscan is pub.
lishsd every morning Sundays sxcsptsd) at
$3.50 per annum, In advance.
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Highly Important 10 the Military!
Now isthe time to send your friends and familie
HOLIDAY PRESENTS AND GIFTS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS AND GIFTS.
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to
by return mail, on this side of the Potomac or
aafVirgiRia. On receipt Of An order for any o,
the above articles, with the amount and le cts.
In postage stamps, to pay for packing and
postags,~ We will send-free-by return 0RiI,
any article ordered.
~ be sure and write name and address,
(camp' company, regiment, &c.,) plain.
hihiMsER all goods barranted as represented, or
the money returned within six days -
81 Store open from a. N. to lOrm III. "a
Don't forget the No. :.
No SO, so, 80, $40. i
...., ,s .,r.-,.. PJ, BELLEw co., 7
dse si--AR ,ssA sd..RAslsfsstprsU Assnss
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|tOkTEsTED LAND GASES on Appeal,
~ or otherwbe, r. quirin argument inve ,tig
ton. Suspended IN, claim, Of State, corr, :oIp
or individuals Suspended .utries etc TIE uodF
ssnsdr iaiely in charge OF the pre- rnnptou uureau
Refer 10 oilsiais of the Lisd department. -
dec 9--lma John Ii. BLNCKLEY
tElutt lsI ys,a.l.i.. T. .p.ot
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nDEON HALT ODEON HALL!I--Tn.
" Cheapest and Best Fall and " inter Clothip ~ n
Washington can be had at
WIESE.NcEELD S CO.'S,
Cor. FOur-and-a. half Street and Penna. Avenue
Frock and Back overooats,
Elegant Dress Suits, at lowest rates,
Beautiful Business Suits, at trining cost,
- -.--.. AT WIESENFELD 4 CO.'S
Buansss Sufis for young men, y.
~, Ausjnea Suits for middle ages,
Buslness Suit for all ages,
Dress suits for " eddints ;sn ] s1@' r W.
Dress Suits for parties, 'T' H''g'
Drcss suits for best wear,
s AT WIEsENFELD 90. q.
Coats by the thousand,
Vests by the thousand,
AT WIEsENFELD co d.
Boys Clothing Tor the youngest,
Boys Clothing for all sizes,
Boys Clothing ior larger boys,
AT WIEsENFELD CO.'S.
Finer than the nnsst,
70 Better than the best,
Are the garments,
Military Overcoats,
MilitaY Dress suits, N
Military Dress Pants,
a.. ss - -. a.si% AT TwEIsENFELD CO.'S.
~ ~. tssasAsy ssws sdsisrs r..-.-!- "',' O.
VIII give you spenoi' outfit for Wi.ter,
sVIEsEsFEa4g& a COZ |
dsss4gaAa,,gg:,ii II Iicssnr a sS H. Hlsf " s.
.
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ta) One officer.

Al General Hospital, circle, y Washington,
Dec 20. " r
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g u. LEWlH, n. X,
o Dental 9SareSOaa,
OFFICE No. s4S PENNsYLvANIA AvKNul
H..r q. l Reapora T,relftA sai TkkrSsu,A Srs~ss -H


Dental 0,1rg9o1a,
OFFICE No s4s PENNsYLvANIAA AVENUE
r.r ,H Betsssn nseltA snd TA&tsa.A Srsss, .
t.a -' wAsHnoroH OFT, l.'.'
Respectfully tenders his professional ssrvisss h
Fhfsdsiphla he feels himself fuiy co.pessns into to al
charge bic duty in every osse hch may Be pfssentst
Dr. L. has secured the rssh, to uss she new uurovs
sdelpha for fastening artificial teeth 70 gcld, silver
Or Rp; a9 R.sss .,sa waSH ss: hs o
at the same tine rendering the operation more Arm
nat.rsl ard Of more utility 70 ths patient, dspeas
Ing Or soldsriss which 3 ofssn osuss: shs .psipS
Of Ilssss and oonssqusDtly n imperfect sdsptssps
He would r,sp.otfslly invite the public to hi. es,
% examine this mpreysnsnt. To % 20 IL TO Be- oss
sinced Of in superiority over all msthods herstofofl
The dental peofessou ; also invited to eaii s.d
examine IL 1erits and utility. I1". IT
Also, dsntiSss can b fs,;ishsd With tssth Of ai
kinds, st les price than they oan b bos6ht slSs
SssN' n.E nl- -e-- L-h ~ ~. hovs-d
TMPORTANT no IsvEgTORs,-ROBE 1I
On sr.1ss III. o s:i K: g 81 yiSss.s Ss,.s
Ss.S y esea.s.S q 1s "a 71ns 9em 'ass sss
ssaas g ss Ps.s. q o.. s1 e e
ventoesJ M .. .gFF m : 7E9EF yiII0I'
C0UNsELLoR AND PArENrAaErr.
O0oe In Washington, d. c., northeast corner o,
Seventh and streets, second story, dissotiy oppo
ute the Pstent OaAoe. ... 80 ---D--I :
srron Hon. Chariss Macon, late Csnnis-
slower OF Patsnts.F ~
- "a. W WAsHIseros, D. O., Ost. 4, lsso
Learning thai u. W Fenwick, Eaq. u about to
open an o6ios In thi city, q Beoitof Of Patents
eheerfslly state that have long known him y I
prompt and aooiIsts 6Nstnc2 Abits, and Of N
doubted integrity. A. ssas&, Il oc0nSnd hm 70 IN
may ~ CHARLEB MASON.
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At Hospital 1t Columbian College, Washington,
Dec. 20.
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AT Genera Hospital, Union Hote, corner Bridge
and Wnsh iagton strrets Geroao,on. Dec. 20
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Anderson Zouaves.
LIST Excelsior Brigade.
ID do do.
De kalb N. Y. Vols.
Lincoln Cavalry. ~.
Mcclellan 3 Dragons.
Cameron Dragons.
Oneida N. Y. Cav'ry..
faN(
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Cameron Dragons. :.
stsmpfielo's N. Y.Vsl
lst n. l. Vol. .........
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ld} e GDs SGS of3st2 fSiaSsF. Pee p b@ osoef
y t'sss / III"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20
From Washington.

Heptembcr 13.-Secretary Cam.
ERIN has directed that volunteers be
paid from the time that they are or.
ganized and accepted by the Gov.
drnors OF the several etates, provided
payment has not been made by their
state, Tor which the government will
Eventually be liable. In the case OF
independent acceptance, pay is TO l,
allowed from tho date of the orea
iza'ion of each, with the mere num-
brr Of men. l.'a T.
All the officers who witnessed the
lskirrnish oi Wednesday, speak OF tho
conduct of the troops in the highest
terms. They vera perfectly cool
under fire that might have shaken
regulars, and were eager to charge
upon the rebels, but their ofdesa
prevented.
SECOND DrPArcH.-The arrests OF
tho most prominent and dangerous
Baltimore traitors, throws all seces-
siondom into fresh paroxyisms Of
alarm and rage. Nobody knows
whore the blows will strike next.
Tho rebel army send up signal
rockets every night, along their
whole limo. ... '.
Joseph Holt, in speech here Lest
night, declared kentucky was no
longer bound in the disgraceful
chains of neutrality" and would
soon he found repeIling the ruflian
bayonets OF TENNESSEE, and defend
ing the government on the battle
field.
Gen. Porter's pickets, thrown ont
from Fort Corcoran, were driven in
this afternoon. A Lienteuans and
two men OF the second Maine regi-
inent wer taken prisoners.
nao of tho nj M.ssa.h~ ~.ostn n;,sA
was wounded. Others are reported
killed.
The enemy, in considerable force,
ARE throwing shell and cannon shot,
and burning houses. Our advance
wac re-enforcei.
ms Ia the report OF three men,
Just from Fort Corcoran, at Head
quarters. Nothing ia positively
known IF the burning of houses. Il
is probably brush that is being burnt
by us.
Gen. Porter says nothing Of our
men being killed. 1t is believed to be
u picket brush. .--t
Two hun !red of the rebels drove
our men out Of Hills hOuse with
shot and shell. killing several Of the
Massachusetts niuth.
Calcium lights are seen ss IL
signals from onr eide. There 10
drum beating along the line.
Cavalry were sent over at about
nino o'clnrk --.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20

SHIRMu3nING AT CHEAT MOUNTAIN.
September 13.-The rebels CON.
nenced to advance yesterday morn.
ing on both pixies, toward Elk water
and Cheat mountain summit. They
succeeded in surrounding tho fort on
summit, and cut the telegraph wire.
they continued to advance on Elk
water until within two miles OF our
troopa, when q lew shclls from
Loomi.' battery dispersed them
Skirlnishing WAS kept up all night.
This morning two regiments were
sent to cut their way through to the
summit, and succeeded, tho rebels
irotr2atlng in confusion.
Two rebel officers spying around
our camp Mt Elk water, this evening,
were surprised by our pickets AMI
shot. The body Of ne was brought
into camp. aud proved to be that VI
Col, John A Washington, OF Mount
Vernon.
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I Can't See II.

Perhaps It's f'i!; 10 lug your gun
Through thicSct, swamp and bramblc,
WIN nary game tn ily or ran,
Or shoot al ~ our ramblc.
u may he,
iiut can't see II.
Perhaps it'S fun in the hruillng sun,
With rod and line and basket,
To fish and fish, and catch but ono
Enormous ggdEeun, his name, don't ask IL!
j. Tins SpniR
Really, | can't see IL.
Perhaps it's fun Ia trut the dun
Out fora plur-G ON horseback.
And be logged and shook I'll for days To come
You move as Stiil ds u smoke lack.
Excuse me,
Bat | cant see IT.
Perhaps IT'S fun to the common run,
That she who SWorc to adore YOU,
Has fed your love un n buttcrcd bun,
And loved the Tailor hrirIc you.
tgh.
don't sce ii.
-ICoanGam Repo'ior.
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me ohcpheru Night SAY toarlul on the mus
me III ms lee, onlSIlpt u skom Hl RUS,
illo 'hc iihu thitt lns beyond inc "est,
Inc slrohs armed Hours had burhc the meek,
nd "S"J s,,J m"i, ,oo1or io,.oroo ., h,o,,
For ON tho bier they bore my love away.
n oo,,,o nm, ,,,. s,.oo, ,,.o ,o,u
And Night and are are poor % BY their rreat % gain;
And Al the paths tna, lead I. =, PRAYER are red
And over ALL tho curtains or tho sky
R,voS S in My braas a nd hrsp o Se Mia uuspa
Was blackly mantled in the Igh,less air.
Tho darkness faded into dusk: and first
a faint rose olossomed IN the East; but soon
The The sudden splondofs | Of The risen risen moon moon.
=,
shatterins @ the Palaces I Of silence nj IS came soS'
And In my soul dual music sprung,
Anu III my way WIS Nv WIZ" 'o''"'o "a"o'
And through my brain n burst of orient light
Rolled where the moon had wheele ed her Der.
iect rim,
Aioit the CLOUDS that wrapt the under night
In shlfting giooms ana ioIded darkness grim.
Light In the East, and music in the soul!
And though roturnless are the snowy ships
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RALrlM RE. Sipt. 13. - During
last nlght An | this morning tho gov
ernrrnt officials arrested Mayer
Brown, Congressman May, ten
menbcrs Of the Maryland LegisIs-
ture, aud the Editors si the Ex-
change, South and Republican news-
papers of this city. All the pris.
oncrs have been sent to Fort No.
Henry. There il much excitement
here tonight.