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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12


OOwing to the depression In nearly all
branches Of business, many OF the extensive prop
cry owners In Jersey City have reduced the rents
upon dwellings from twenty to fifty per cent
This reduction has caused quite a demand from
residents Of New York
u The Canada Great Western Railroad is
ABOUT 10 replace all the ties upon its line with
En,ts Gag, and the company are now advertising
TOT loOOcO. The ties formerly used on Canadian
Railways are hemlock, black ash, and tamarack.
zoe nrst two Of which decay rapidly.
u The town Of Zurich, In Switzerland, has
MADE a present to the sharpshooters Of the Canton
On OF colossal statue Of William Tell which
has been placed on the exact spot where the ty
raat eessler hung up his hat 10 be worshipped
VI The Chinese are queer people TO 90 10
aHk6. A gentleman at Canton writes that
neignoor OF bis has just laid in his winters pro-
riTons-a hind quarter OF horse and two barrels
Of bull dogs.
IL Charleston papers state that within month
donrteen vessels have entered Charleston and
tnlrty-tnree Wilmington barbor, in the SINE time
one hundred and Eighty thousand dollars in du-
Les have been paid to collectors.
INV hat Government Is now paving for
'orass bands" that blow nightly in dress
garsdes and In "serenading Generals" would
nave supported the Navy Of the United States, as
IL stood few years since.
,RLady Georgisna Fame seems to have prin.
cipally dist ushed herself while in this coun-
ny by wearing black fas1sI psnieoa. under the
most Splendid ball dress ever seen in this country
=. W When sponges &c. greasy and dirty. put
toem In jar and cover them with milk Let
tnem stand q hours, and then wash them In cold
w1ter.
III The first Jewish hotel ever opened in the
Capital Of Austria, and employing none but
Hebrew servants, has just published It's advertise
nents In Vienna.
IL ourteen thousand dollars was subscribed
70 The National Loan in New Bedford on Satur-
day
" Muslin rises extensively in New York
seven cents yard.
ID Frezzolini, the ex prima donna, has inner
lied fortune from her father
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fssEIksssSS SSkkr EsS sEsIt
WIN. CRAWFORD, Ass.t

TEsEs WEST; - ktSsSTvssfE
SksT. 1 kAaJa .d.o 5.S,sis Tsa,e. Issvs
S.iy s s s, s Sss % ioos '' A.H'''
Prom Chambers street From slst st. station.
A TO- s@pn 49, sspm
49, oxe.,. s8pn
Sonssstsns :, Albany With n. New Y Ssc &c.
tysl RAILROAD for sohenectady. Rockester, Utica
Betavie. Rome, and stations on Rome and Wster-
sSvn keiircsd; Bufslo: syrsouse. Nissara Fails,
Trains in CONGESTION lesye Buifajo and sup n
sion via Lake Shore, Buffalo and axe n uron and
Great Western Railroad, for Hamilton Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo. Milvsu kie, Fon On Lac
x Crosse, Madison; Prairie Du Chien, Ga ena,
tine, Iowa Clty, Burlington, QUINCY, SprinI ksld,
Alton 81 Louis. Cairo, Terre sute, indi polIs
Iogisyile, Cincinnati, Layton, Columbus, Clsvs.
And, and al points West, Northwest and south
NORTHERN ROUTE
Connecting with TRAVIS 1t Troy, with Troy a
Boston and Rens. Sarstoss Dads for Saratoga,
" hltehal, Rutland, Burlingto ct Adams, Rouse
Point, Piattsbursh. oEdensburGh, Montreal, &e..
III Freight Arrangements BY tbi. route "a
above, without change Of Cars, from the Uepots 10
Chambers and Canal streets. are &C al times a.
favorable as made by othsr Railroad Companirs.
Ihe facilities Of tins great New York Kest., the
a. shippers ior promptness and dispatch
fassenger trains, with smoking and Sleeping
Cars ron IN connection on the New York Central
For particulars ~ to local trains and freight q,
= sWiTEky 81 .T"
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.sR ., YyEs 5S osS Is sksSsy55z .,o

q. follows, vi.:-Leave Camden ssstion. Bs lIsn
NORMAN, except sundsyp a. S 50 A. :; EI-
soTffHhwEssTA AkD FkA66 kTa ~ EFF WEST
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Tram; between Piedmont and WheelinE take 40
sommodetlon Train. leaving Piedmont a. s. % A.
ii Ano oetween Grahon and Parkersburr take
the 81 A NJ Tran from Baltimore.
a, tS P hMp ~ FI TEAM I.sves Baltimore
- The ELLIC0TTs MI LIS IRHiN leave Bal
u@ore q - and BIS A. NJ. and IS and SEQ p M,
snd Eii9otrs Mills 1t TO and ll.eo A. NJ and sd
For further inlcrmaron, TICKETS of ever KIND,
So So, aPpy 70 r. EH0LAND Agent, st Camden
W. r SMITH,
Macy Of TTsns.ersion.
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FRRxou MILITARY LIT. x Rooms s. !,

L. MILITARY BOOKS.
Il RENCH 4 RlCHsTlEN have Just received
large and complets assortment Of hihes " Boots
Of oil kinds, which they offer from ten 20 ffty
per cent. below the regular retail prioess-In-
"A new edition Of Hsrdee's Infantry and rife
fof NeS Nolunteers annual, 2 vols, "a
Allea,s Compendium OF Hsrdes's Tsciios, Sc
Srdssss mllitsry ssrssry. $50
Hardee's Tactics, Cheap edition, sc
Ths Soiqler,s Guide, eomplste manual and
efi ooox ier the nse Of the Volantecr Militia and
The Hsnd Boob Tor the U. 2. Soldier. bsins
srst book Of instrneuon 70 TIE y. 3. Infantry tAc-
cHelsS, MiIit.ry Mas, MAG Of the sssiof War,
Flag, Hsdse. ana MsdsIs Of ever asseripnon.
AM OF the above sent 81 mat free.
FRENCH h kfC6e1tl&
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INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
EAsyyE E6sE WESTERN

KENT" Capt. J b. KTvan
$500 "PIONEER,' Capt. w, Norman,
Will run their routes as follovs IeaviT q IIsht
street, Baltimore, foot of Camden. at . O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landings
on Gh3Ptank nver. every WEDNESDAY and
ShIHKDAf, returning every Thursday and
Per AIrsRolis and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning 50 o days
PIONEER-FOr 81. MIchsel's and CASTOR, via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY, and return
For Annapolis, West River, Cambrldge, Oxford
and EastOn Point, every THURSDAY. returning
by same route on Friday
For Annapolis, West River, st. Miohseps and
Es ton, via Niles River Ferry, every SATUR-
Faro 70 Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Fsston
Faro 10 st Miohscps and Miiesi River jrounS 4"
Fare TO West River, iround trip, sil..--.. 90
MEALS EXTRA.
NfFreight must be prepaid,
W haf and Once, LIGHT ST, foot Of Camden,
66ImOre. G.. X. CANNON.
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Toy FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING
LET ALL WHO AkE AFFLICTED
.,uv EE EAAgG .u.ny

EBJOIeB IN HEALYE.
Friend. Do ysu sufen Are Yea the yistin Of Aly
efthess numerous ailments which Also frsm i'm
purity Of the bloodi What Are they, do you AK D
Rather AK, what Are they metz The blood IL tbs
source Of Life and heath, end IL 10 the FIRST element
Of or being to respond to any esuse which Affects
the sygtem ~ the palse In sllby attssts Tbs ever
subtle Serefula, the asonixinE kheumatiim, Ner-
yoas Debility, hysselEia, LiVs7 Com Dlaiut with it,
torpor and detection, and tie nvmteriess Ills that
flesh il heir TO, derive the hideoHz origin from ths
blood, Deal kindly than and gently with the blood
Use tbs yiSElixiaE resources Of nature for Its sd
and srSer AZ to commend 70 Joar confidence and
ass that truly valuable mo6iosment known ~
MRS. n. COIS
INDIAN FE9ETABLB DEGO1TTOk.
With regsrs TO this almost intallible sBesIas
popular sentiment has spoken in deolded terms
and tho evidences OF this great e&cAoy arc sBs-
tsined BY oonstklt syovs.s OF cLrStlve ELECTS and
the hhpPiest results from its use are after ell other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
asres are not sought from the literAte and erBer-
koisl, bnt they sre volunteered from the most re-
spectacle souroes and justify she highest terms IN
which IL 10 possible to commend SO valuable .
tieoiho to public approval. We may add also thai
the curative properties Of tho medicine are esualiod
only by ItI restorative effects, the sy.tem recover
iuk from tiseasc with renewed constitutional vigor
For sale BY oil respectable pTugIists 10 this
city, ana By tns proprietor, MRS. NJ. COX,
Rone genuine Vniess her name II blown on tie
scttie and her nssi on the oork
R2stsssls lsse!. 3. {. 2, CiSSEL, DIuEgist
GEORGETOWN, d. c., Wholesale Agent for the bis
fFiot, and viii ssEsIJ the trade st my prices.
81 lt-tT
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OF
t.t.g kr.ds,.Gs d,lisissi, s1,I.rst,s ,pn,, he
..:' ...l. ,...dy 70, E...i,tihE =. a,ssl.d syn...
hssiA asd stIssE,A.
heLBAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
.. :s.y s s, .I p.s GTpbi. ny:.. Jan:
.sd a. DISEASE. ,,,i.s fr.H di..rdsIsd Liver ss.s
s Z. s...: !. ii:.s r. g., e..
Isi..lI !. u, snd, fsii.t:.s. q the KstIs yslIn'"
.: :. rs :sd ss: :s.., .sa r.s..
ri1.l.: :. H,st s.T...i.. q i,sis FrlSfsl pI.a.'.
:. r. an. ,.s ~. ~. A.. e. s:,
sTRk 4 MIXII0F BOTTLES
hsvs bee. Esd dsrsc tbs Last sx suhs ,ad 4, 40
:,. -; ., =, '; ,s :.5. a.
@ rs c6ssIal v Vii .ssi
lastE.ss 60. ss.v.y an sdssxsis IDEA 81 us ..sdi
c.,dai = i. d.s..sd a.sitsi:d .sd sss.,.a ..Iv. n
ystsnr sAs.s hEsksn dew. By sIssss, By aitlIs
ssus. /, Is,,si.d 70 ia piistias i,,itl .sd viS.f
EfAEEIsD PERSONS,
e.. ssI:Sss I'm M
...as s:s..tr:..s the .y:,..i and all va. ny have e
e.;s:i .:s: :s.. ,. ':ss'''' will ''' '
70 THE LSUIES.
hsk1AH's svkEHsfHEsIae CORDIAL n q sever
:as ::t s..a :is
n,:;,y s:..f: 's:. r,Is. e q: M:.s
THERE rs NO MISTAKE AP0UT
syfsi 70 issgss fsEs sssssdisF % dirsssa. II will
... .s e y'' .,s .,: e:
wssfaatsd 70 give si,i,fasusz.
FOR CHILDREN,
nyear skildsss sisSly, P1ny aaistsa, AckuANN
CokeiAb will aahs tssz healthy fat and rsbusI Dslay
ast nszeAg IL, AID viii b ssavilssd. 10 de-
usisls 10 take.
skgyION.
Bsvsss trSgss OF dealers vhs nay Try 70 pain spsa
kisr trssh which thsy san Ssy
ehs,E y .sItng 10 tsst ls.d Avoid AK
Ter AckEAH'E THREATENING CORDIAL, and taks
as;hnG siss II the emily rsmsdy that will yurify the
sliced thoroughly and st ;ss the system
One tsaspssntal taken every msTninF fstps Certain
Pssvsnvs fer Chslsrs, Ch!lls and Fever Ysev Fever or
,Hy prevalent dssass 10 ~ In large ksitlsi Price
sally u pr bstts, o. bsrlss fer Is IN MCLEAN
sails srsprstss Of his Cerdsi; Asksan vssanis Of
kisissnL fnnsisai pssst the corner Of YArd sld
Pins stTsst, D. ksris, As,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12

t'HE. EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY r,
- LIZ KIN. 90 the corner of Penn .. a
srenne snd Eleventh street, has been sEHa1
create Inducements for the patronage of citfIeps
Sno tfSnzaia slan Any other public hOuse Ia the
city his sLces being less than Hose Of snT other
notel on P5on. avenue, and his aocommodstIous
tor pcrIns1sUt or transient boardsrs uDoYoe,tion-
k9ie' s!;c hGl and restaurant srrllgemsnts az tina
european ACte. hGVe AlrsSd3 become yery ,oep.
tr being al IaEt can he desired by the most As
ncioG5s The PROPRIETOR pled,es unrerlit.ed ,ttep
b9r end Continued hberS oxPsniI "a res 10 iys sat
tiEactloh 70 al, ana tDuE rensus MA Inyitxtion 70
~ tho f-oFps-AH SOtHi : nsH iA 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12
1870 foS sfgs y HSSS Sss 4s tIs Oh

1....: a: u ? b af$s S$as Bait "D
more, west nde, DAILY, (sundsss included ~
eonnectinr With the Railroad lipes. TO and Rom
Washington, ID. c., Philadelphia. New York, Boz
West, Immediately sner the ARRIVAL Of the Express
Train from New FORK and Philadelphia.
The following Is the Schedule:
From New York to Fort Monroe and back. SO
From B sltimaEps az, = sP 81 ef---------
UPROCURE YOUR TfCKErsn
In Ney York. At the New Jersey Railroad once
foot of Courtand street.
In PhiadelphIs, at the Compeny's once. N. w .
corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streets or st the
Depot, Broad and Prime strtes.
In BALTIMORE. on board TIE Steamer, foot of
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
PASSENGER Aren't.
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Passengers forwarded TO HaVre, Bremen, n OF
tepraam, Antverp, &c At reduced through isres.
buy tel ets a. low rates.
Tor further information apply at the Captains
Once. JOHN s.. Dali AGENT,
Or to q. A. HERRING, Adams EIpress Bsiti-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ SUNDAY TRAIN
Leave WASHINGTON at $50 D. m for NEW
f&hh ana fHlLADELPHiA,
FROM New forG and Philadelphia arriving I'm
w asnng ton ate 10 o. m. r. r. MORLEY,
eeN General Manager,
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lust RECEIVED {. lsF1s ies q SUMMER
pnses. q Ne. go ssvssa = - d " l4-in
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THs NOTICE TO IEAyELERs;
os1 %s5i I'd on ~ fsis. 70 -:
M9nday, de nh instelt, tie Bay Line Of str.pers
~ Iss.: lt:s Ssss ~
8: fsS ssish t.sr.s %ssains,c q
: = S S.floos Pm. m.nyAIIs. pr,,,.
Ia sEsSSSSSSkkr Est s Mie
sPsh!Me AND SUMSkk AkkzNGE MEET.
Trains Tor PSisae ,his 1i ssss PP,,s, $3.50
Depot dally leIeelt sendsys lss follows, VI.
kxprsss TrAin at IS NJ. War Mail Trsan a
SS M Evening Mail a. - O'Clock. On SUN
pAYSG< 81 r. M. only. Al trains connect via
days, - :"
leave. az P. N .toppIns q al Stations betvsss
Baltimore and Hfvre de-6soe.
Passengers for Delaware and the Eastern shors
~ Mapland vlli fnd the most expeditions route By
lGAil coiofed Persons must give bond before
WIN. cRAwFoRp, Aesrt
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~ ONI0Ns-ONIONe-ON
SUeT keosives on eonslgnment ESQ ,spchSs
prime onions For sale low. 4
Kline a uDURCHELL,
800 Corner PIf3eenth and Uts
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III cENf hSEfT RkltwAY.

GENITAL khitwAY.
sUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
CALVERT STATION, Baltimore. May Is, 1881. Z
On and After Sunday, Msy 18th, 1851, Trains on
NE NOk CENTRAL HALLWAY AZ
rive and depart a. follows, until further notice
TRAINS NORTH.
MAIL At Is A. NJ,
EXPRESS st SSP.M
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION at p.
The BIS A. NJ: train connects at Relay House
with trains on the Western Maryland Railroad;
e Hanover JUNCTION with Hanover and Gettsburs
RAILROAD; 81 Hsrr sburg nth Pennsylyenia Rail
road for al parts of the West also With Leban non
Valley Railroad TO Nsw York dtrsef; at Northum
berl.nd With and B. railroad for Kingston and
ali parts OF Wyoming Valley and at Sunbury With
the Philade Phis and Erie Railroad for air parts
N9Ithern Pennsylvenia and New York.
ne SSo I. M train makes all the above oopnec-
uons except Hanover Railroad, WrifhtsvlIle
h AZ d All the lebanon Valley Railroad.
lMeSf: M train makes connections with Penn
sy.vania Railroad for all parts OF the wat snd
direct connects for New York
TRAINS ARRIVE.
Msli ats l0 r NJ; Express 81 !. Is A. NJ; Hsrris-
burg Accommodation az as p, M.
For Tickets and inform alton insuire st thu
Ticket Once, Calvert Station, Baltimore,
j. q. CLARK. SuD,t.
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CUNBOATs FOR THE WESTERN RIVERS,

GUNBOATS FOR THE WESTERN RIVERS,
QuARTKRMAsIKR 6ENKRAL,s OrrIcr, !
WasAixston, Jesse IL, 1851
PROPOSALS are invited for Constructing Cspu
boats upon tbs w estsrn rivers
SPECIFICATIONS will be Immediately prepared and
Cinoinnstl. Pit sburgh, and at this once
froposals from boat bull ers and engine build
ers alone viii be considered. -
consideration. Nj q. A EiSS INV
w, TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
IhAvELfN6 TRUNKS 70 be found inCsES
fhis oIty, eomprising best Sole Leather
nees: CerHet Bags, Ao., which We are now selling
s''''' '0S prioes; Ar srppupv.
5SS Penn. avenIe.
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- NEW Sa1S HSsSF sE sttkSS AND .n1

s6mMER ERRhSeAEhMRES~TE sr'
C0mmencing Monday, May nth, 1851.
For Absny-noo O. m. fsst express train from
For Dover Plains-<on D. m sto,pips at white
Plain. and stsslons north 70 Dover p!ains-ffon
iTbis train viii run to MiIlerton every Saturday
:, For cro,on FsIls-s:Isa- m. stopping ct al sts-
tons north of Eordham from 2sth street stsfion.
3. u ..oa. oS t ts s sss So 3 m
ions from white stree ;H station. ''''H' - ~
M ssossns n al ..s1: ROM ..: .ns s
Returning viii leave
Aloenyos-N Q, m. last expreee train.
!. Dover PIsiRRs.eo q m lThis tram leaves Nil
MSiss fl s r zoo |. m. ..,o q ,@,n.
SUNDAY trains Win iesse 9Th Avenue odipsr nd
sreet, for Central Park. Yorkulle, Harlem asd
john TTiSSifi FOT $50 s., 70
q NEW YORK and ERIE RAIL
- Passenger TI R3AR l..v. Vi. p.,o-
nj. Ferry and LSDI DSSk. frOm foot Of c6.mbsTs
't Tee New f%SrPP;k q ss ssllS ~, brn W.
ststons-fhis Train remains over Isht 81 EImirs,
'9S nee MIR fs RsHs lo4 6.v. and inter.
Ito o .. m ACCOMMODATION, daily, for Por.
go :. m! WAY. icr GiddlstOvn, Nsvburrh.
800 3. o.; HTsRaff E%PR esq. daily, for Dun
TIE Train Of saturday stops At al Mai Tran
sos: ~. xoSoMMo d HT5Ss for Housewife.
>.S 'lr0,,s ssAaS Sass. MINor. seu,l su,.t.
NATHANIEL MARSH. ReoeiveI.
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4EH sNE EM yoWSkE Ek kn, JBnspT SEN
Landing and embarElnt passeuSeIs AZ
Queenstown, Ireland
g. The Liverpool. New York and PhiladeIphis
steamshle Company intend dIspatchiur their full
powered Z yds.bullt iron Steamships ~ follow:
S SIhTAXSGn3SW p i-i rI,; SSstGgcs,, August Sd.
KANGAROO, nth
And every Saturday, st noon, from Pier a, North
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DhS ,ptPoST'S SUGAR COATED FE
zoe 10y esst % Use They operate speed -
&C., no a. and being 'uIar-ooate - I
80 =" nausea Upon the most delicate y ~
ron son A tnsl 0f u ess Pills viii prove their
BOT. sots 1 ncs, q. o,hsIs Price Ore Dollar |.
= sent by mail % all part, Of the couatry N
SaTTRee evsiope, Bold In Washington 5y g.
Sve ronD, corner llth street and Pa.
sop sOiy
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SeSs fAs DsHeeyst, St. ClssI, MSsS,
lfyou are, or have boon troubled y ith the had
acne, send for box, tCelhaic Pills D 90 that you
nSy nave them In Case OF sn.attack.
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FioD tks DSEy NSss, Nssrs,f. RI
Cefhalic Pills are taking the place Of All k,nds.
kSos TAG CorsnsyeiaI Bxllsfis, Bostos, MAJ,
said TO be very enoaoIous for the headache.
Fto,n Us Commercial, Cine,ssa.f. ox,,.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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Ffsss fAs Essxsissy, NsyJskA, ".
They have bsen tested in more than thssRn,
cases, with entire success.
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GIBBTS M aa a1a ssToRE:
sSkg FL sssI ;s tsR 3s,S
1919 9r bad Or made 70 order o the shortest
~. 5s-LadisS Hair Dyed In dc most natural
- fs-" i-'' s'-+r ~ 0-em
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IN 'ks SoxtAsrs PstA FI~du, Mes OyIssss, La.
,Iry them {ou that are afflicted, and ys are surs
mat your testimony can be added 20 the elYsaiy
numerous list that has received hensSts tS.S NJ
othsr medicine can produce,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12

HeS tbs AdsWiisw, PYsvsasrss, Il. I,
The seshmoII IN their favor u stronf, fire n n
most respectable quarters.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-22
NASHVILLE, TENN. FRIDAY NOVEMBER %. 1861


Daring Adventure of n Scouting
Party i'm East Tennessee.
The following we copy from the Richmond
Dispatch. The Capt. MILLER alluded to, is,
we are told, the gallant Capt. HoRAcE MIL
LER, of Mississippi, brother OF Capt. silas
F. Miller, of the Gait House, Louisville, one
of the meanest, most arrogant and offensive
Lincolnites in that CITY:
We have received the particulars of the
skirmish near Carter's Station; last Sunday
night. to which brief al!usien was made
yesterday. In consequence of private in
telligence received at Bristol of the doings
of the Union men in East Tennessee, Capt.
Miller picked UP party of young men, ac-
companied by Mr.. j. R. Howard, as vol
unteer, and started from Bristol by the rail-
road on Sunday evening at o'clock They
sent lanterns ahead of the train, and found
the track torn up between Wautauga and
the Union Station bridge, but the damage
was soon repaired and they passed over in
eafety Arriving at Carter's Station, they
stopped and threw out pickles. and about
midnight the little scouting party under
Capt. Miller started to explore the country.
They had proceeded some three and half
miles tlrough Garter county, Tenn, when
they were met by pretty heavy fire from
rifles and shot-guns, which was promptly
returned, and the skirmish was kept up with
spirit for half an hour. The Lincolnites
were some eco strong, and constituted the
advance of a body of 800, stationed in Eliz
abethtewn, the mountain stronghold of the
traitors. We may state here, that these
men, T as has been since ascertaincd by pri-
soners, expected a reinforcement of 500
from Wautauga county, North Carolina,
disaffected region adjoining Johnson coun-
ty, Tennessee. @
In the fight, the enemy were driven out.
Of the woods-9 killed and taken prison
ere. The remainder retreated, and our
scouts retreated towards their camp Capt.
Miller received a charge of buckshot thro'
his coat, and two of his men were Slightly
wounded in the feet The prisoners were
taken to the cavalry camp at Carriers Sta
tion. Among those who distinguished them
selves by bravery and daring in the slir
mish was a young man, named Mofatt,
private in the 4th. Georgia regiment. The
men all fought well, and too much praise
cannot be given to the adventurous party,
scarcely any of whom had ever been under
fire before. These particulars, which we
have from a gentlemen who participated in
the fight, are strictly AUTHENTIC.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-22

o. The following artilcc is from the
London ResaeaC of Oct. II:
What are the Prospects OF Peace
What then are the prospects of peace
while the balance of success is so de-
cidedly in favor of the South 1t must
be confessed that they are both dim and
distant. We see from the fact that the
planters are slowing away their crops
in the seed on their plantations, that the
South is fully prepared for the occupa-
tion of their ports by the Federaiists,
and that the expectation is general in the
Cotton States that the war will be long
one The Times says" From the stray
facts which reach us from the South il
would appear that there is no intention
of Welding, and that compromise with the
North, even on the most favorable terms
for slavery, would be rejected by the
obstinate race which obeVs jefferson
Davis" We came to- this conclusion
long ago, and we are still of opinion, for
The reasons which we have SO often stated,
that the South will resist TO the death,
that il will moi voluntarily re-enter the
Union, and that even in the improbable
contingency of lis being subdued after a
long and sangunary war, the North could
never hold it as conquered nation. We
do not believe, either that il can be sub
dued by force of arms, or that il will die
of atropfy. Its internal resources are,
within our knowledge, capable of en-
abling It's population to carry on the war,
however long il lasts, until they have
completely conquered their independence.
Ii is, therefore, shcre nonsense 10 talk OF
the approaching collapse cf bte Southern
Hebellioa, as some of our contemporaries
do, who never could be persuaded that
there was any vitality in the South. or
that its ten millions of inhabitants could
hold their own against the determined
will of the t,centy Dsiltsoals of the North.
They viii do so nevertheless. The South
is stronger in its right, than the North in
its might, and hence it is, that so far in
the progress of the war, the balance of
success remains with the former.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-22
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