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Washington, Feb. 26th.
The following notice to the public has
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-01

SUPREME COURT, January 90 No 81 The
Commercial Transportation Company, claimants
Of the steamboat Commerce, appellants VS. Henry
Fitzhugh Fl al The argument Of this cause was
continued by Mr. Grant and Mr.. Sedgwick for the
appeliees, and concluded by MI. Benedict for the
appellants
January 30-HOn. Alexander Evans and Levin
Gale, Esq, Of Maryland, and Jabez R Ward,
ESQ OF New York, were admitted attorneys and
eounssllors OF this Court.
Moss The county Of Beaver, plaintiff vs. Max
we'll Woodruff. On a certificate of division of
opinion between the Judges of the Circuit Cou Il
Cf the Emitted States FOR the Western District of
Pennsylvania. This cause having been called
for argument, and neither party being prepared
10 argue the same, g was dismsssa1 NTH costs
under the 18th rule of Court
No 90 Edmund Rice, plaintiff in error VS. the
Minnesota and Northwestern Railroad Company
tbs ca was argued nv Mr.. Moves for the de-
PENDANTS IN error, and submitted on printed argu-
ments by VII Stevens for the plaintiff in error
and Mr.. Reverdy johnson for the defendants in
error
No. 1G2 Alexander 6. Woods, plaintiff in error,
vs.. the County Of Lawrence, a Corporation of
Pennsylvania. This cause was argued by Mr.
Taylor for the defendants, and submitted on
printed arguments by Mr. Smith and Mr. Hamil-
ton for the plaintiff, and by Mr.. McComb for the
defendants
No. 1C3 John O'Brien, plaintiff in error, VS.
Eliza NJ. Perry ct al Fbis cause was argued by
Mr.. NOEL for the plaintiff in error.
January 3l.-NO. 10i. Joseph BRYAN, plaintiff
In error, VI the United States. This cause was
submitted to the consideration Of the Court on the
record and printed arguments by Mr. Bradley,
Mr Stanton and Mr. Carlisle for The plaintiffs In
error, and by Me- Attorney General Bates for the
defendants in error.
No 1O9. The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Company, plaintiffs, VS.. Henry d. Wheeler This
cause YVES arg Jed by Mr. VintOn for the PLAINTIFF
and by Porter for the defendant
Adjourned until Monday.
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WHAT The REBELS SAY.
Bits from the Southern Papers.

From the latest southern newspapers we CLEAN
the following items:
A DANGEROUS SYMPTOM.
The Memphis (Tenn-) Appeal denounces the
act Of the rebel Congress, Prohibiting the pub
HcatiOn Of military news. as ga symptom danger
Gus tn Republican freedom " and adds: ..
. it IL the Indirect effect, IL 1t Is not the con-
eealed purpose OF this measure, to restrain the
free expression OF journalistic opinion upon re
conduct cfthe wnr, inasmuch as the idCs vi crti-
eism involves the necessity very frequently Of al
luding to the movements OF the army, as in the
case Of the campaign in Missouri aud Western
Virginia. In such light we must regard the
movement as an attempt to abridge freedom OF
opinion and Of the press, under the same specious
apology OF self-preservation which dictator the
vile censorship over newspapers in France and
Austria, and which was urged 70 justify the sus-
pension Of the writ OF ha5sas corpus and the IN.
discriminate incarceration OF mere political Of
Tenders throughout the dOminions OF Abraham
Lincoln"
The same paper raps JEFF. Davis & Co. over the
"Tne administrator, vrapt DIP in the army OPP
erations the Potomac, may see Ct to neglect the
war In Missouri, and allow a gallant people to go
on In a struggle, fruitless unless aided, and yet
the press, as the potent voice OF the people, be
forbidden TO mention the mere retreat Of General
Price 20 Springfield, or TO proclaim the necessity
Of his having TeinfOfcsments !"
REBEL RNLIsTMENTs EXPIRING.
A Pensacola lettef, dated January Is, In the
Mobile Register, has this statement:
"Several companies OF the lst Alabama regiment
go out Of service tomorrow; most Of the men
have re-enlisted for the war, but are allowed a
thirty days furlOugh 20 visit home and attend to
business matters before TeSuming the sword or
musket. They are veterans of twelve months,
and their rsgimental banner bears honored in
scriptlons.
"The 9th Mississippi, also a twelve month
corps, has been reorganized for the war, under
the cbivalric Chalmers. This regiment, too. Is
mostly on furlOugh, and is TO clRcentrste at Cor
NTH, Mississippi, probably for Immediate active
duty In different portion OF the CoRfederacy. A
number OF the regi nents leave tonight for that
point, understand, via MObilen
7" FORMIDABLE ARMADA
The same writer says: 60 must confess to some
anxiety at the near approach Of the Yankees to
your city [Mobilel. IL the approach 10 the city ia
by land only, know they are welcome; but OF
> that armada, of which we have laughed and
treated so lightly, fears may now be truly enter
tanned. That It's formidable, both in guns and
ships, there is no doubt; and if some half dozen
of its small boats should escape the fire Of Fort
Morgan, Mobile would indeed be in a critical
situation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-01

ARMY GUNNERs-SOme OF the newspapers adj
wise the soldiers, especially artillerymen TO wear
oiled wool In thsir ears 20 protect them from the
conclusion. A correspondent Of the PhiIadel oh ia
Ledger who processes to know, says No mans
ears will Re hurt by the report Of artillery il lac
VIII open hlJ mouth. Just as we throw up a sash
to prevent our glass being shattered by the dis.
charge 81 cannon, 50 We should open our mouths
70 save our ears. The cOncussion GoHes them on
both sides CT The drum Of the en- aaa has no iii
CRsct.1
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-
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 TRAvKLKRs
. o. sns 4 .s. ss ss..s. psss r
IkzINs MoyINg eosIH
pvs q Bsllasfs So. =. ~ Il :.
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s.s . xs's !. s 4
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80 IA y AIIseN bsiumore tSr.Ns Philsdc-
Evening E1prex-ls.rs w,.binstOu t,r
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n 2Rs ssnSays a. Sos anc $ p 4: Only.
g New ' YoTl sSsly a.,
Leave New YorS a.. 4. =; fSasds5ii, uls a.
NJ Sslenors 400 2. r. Arrive ~ Wsshirston 40
r. BsaSsr sII i n f ! Mssslas ss Is
= B.YaaOfsSsI s AZ. iffi,. s :, @s.eis.ssS
Aseomnedation Trans Ie..s B.lnneEe Fl
A A n. and TN for wsAhinston. arrive there ~
on Sunday. & at 4 t.so and 1ss A. n. only.
ts e. ira,ns a. ieSsylnI Ms.s,1sson slto
MAKE asos oT lsssso sns s
trims ie.ye Anna oh, Cor Baltimore and wash
NJ Ii n .aS ). =. ana B.t%ests q sS s. sad
a.. af Rsi...srs. Es is 81 s.s ns.a'''
nWsy Passengers must take the Aeec0sssedastes
Trsins Win leave washington and Baltimore
srosspflY spes card fsss1
der Master Of Trsnsioriston. BALI
1851 THE TIe6o
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At Indiana Hospital Patent Office, Wasstngton,
ID. C., Jan. IS.
lst Berdan sharps'rs. .2l SD Penn Volunteers. 2
I'd do do. Us Sturnfel's Light Art. 1
9th NewYOrk Cavalry. Attn Rhode Island Vol. /
7th do do. 10th Indiana Vol 20
LIST do Artillery
LIST Michigan Cavalry. Total ...........sO
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YOUNG MEN
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thai drssdfs and dstrers habit which annsay sxssps
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MARRIAGE.
r.g.. s.,nE .v.r. q Phy,ios vssfps ssEans denny
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
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. o SaInE srsppoin!Hsn, or By U. s.s Of st deadly
isrrsls d,sa,, Afsesu, ths Hear. Threat Mead
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discovered from s..rns .. traveller r.ssms
DIR. JOHNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND IMPoTENCY.
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An imp ,dlnsn., A,ri,rs, rsys.. q Mental D,s,.l-
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ths last ssrsntssn year, and the Hurr
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LOWELL, COLES d CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
SO Front street, New York,
and SIG E street, Washington, ID. c.,
(near Willards' HOTEL

Having started branch of our New York es.ab-
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ReStdITanterrs. and Hotel Il sspsrS to call and ex
anime our stock, which is well assorted and
comprised Of goods Of the best quality. We take
orders for any thing in our line, and execute them
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IeozI THE Ilt62
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,

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with its connectlons)
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TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
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TERTE nAILY TRAINS FROM
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Two ofthen making
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with trains on the
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and forming
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WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
to all points in the
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UEor Th,,SSush Tickets. spply 2. the Once of
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SplsnGid Sleeping Cars on oil Night Trains
SHsOktng Saloon Cars on all Trains.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers Will take the q. m. ana D. m, trsins
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BY this route freights of oil descriptions csn be
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Iowa, or Missouri, bY Railroad dtreef.
The Pennsy lvanis Central X ailrosd also oonneots
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The RATES OF FREIGHT 20 and from any
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE sHARp.sBooTER,s LOVE.


The finest friend ever knew,
And one with whom dare not tribe
Who In ali danger sees me through,
Whose Aim 10 ever good and true,
Is nv Eweet MINNIE RIFLE.
she gently rests upon my arm,
IL always ready, always willing
Ard though, in general, somewhat calm,
wskes up, upon the frst alarm,
To show she can be Killing.
And she 10 very fair TO see,
r The most fastidious fancy sulting;
Her Locks are bright as they can be,
And that her Sight Is good, 20 me
Is Just as sure as Shooting.
Though used to many a fiery spark,
She's never careless In her pleasure;
She always aims to hit the mark,
And when her voice the SouthrOn's bark,
They find she's no Secesher.
The heaviest Load seems not to weigh
UDon her more than 'twere trihe;
She's highly Polished; and l'd pray,
Were / bereft Of friends this day,
so, leave me MINNIE RIFLE.n
[VoHity Fair.
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nsEeFoR s RHD pSI wa MY EyFEXFfosI
,,...... srRs,att SSs sslspas5 sss s..uer

AND Fall RfvER.
SsssH sF14EE Il s Il; i,l,
n.Itstiol % Lori issnd sOsps, rrnsinr n con- on
nsotior vltA the Fsn River and Ola Colony Rail
road, distance Of . miles only % Boston. = - 4
s.s ssss Ns EiI ia; e:s =. ssss:s:
Honday1, w odneedAys, and 1dkys, a. 4 o'clocf
RE ssssmsr ME HiSfso S sSi. Brown, On
Iuesdass, Thursdays. A.d oate rdsys, stl o,olccf
p . torohinG 81 Nevpgrt eeeh way.
state Toom1 and every arrangement for the secpri-
y and comfort Of passenger, Who are Afforded b.
thls route nights rest on board. and on arrival
etFAll River proceed Der Steamboat Trsfn .ren1k-
ms Boston early the following morning or nay
rsmain o. board anti startng OF the Aocqpmods-
rcn 49,, n By Which they mag rsseE Bostoz
A bsxFses master In attached 20 sseh ssssmsr.
Who reoevos and tickets the baGgags, and ooo0D-
paniee The name 20 fts destnAtlor- = - 4 y
yesn Fsil Rivsr And Providsnss tlailys szsoDs
FrsiEEt % Boston ~ forwarded ,hrcueh VIA
GSef hnyatoh by IN Expreea Truon, ykfek leove1
rel ntyer eyey morning. Sunday excepeed, 81
y O'Clock for Bosfop end New Bsd,orc, SrTIrins
etlts destipenon st about II A, M, - =
ODE or on fSss s;s Z, g =:
sss ssstss 20 e sosyS 3 sssFs !, ::ss
! NED u W. sessl W
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PassenEeu forvsrdsd 70 Hsvrc. Bremen. Ro,-
Persons Wishing 10 bring ont their HsnSs -,
buy tickets allow rstss. -
o sS, further infOrnAsiSs s,sly :, he Captains
Or to Q. A. HERRING, Aasns Es,T.:.ss Bssit,-
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL.
PssIssksd - sesforsisy vitA tie yssssssiss u
sks Sssass Of Jsly 10, 1851.

At General Hospital, Usios Hotel, corasY Bridge
aad Washington streets, Gsorgstotcs, Jds. "a.
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BoG5 SHELIss-TEGrG = Adv being sent from
Toe blshIent OF samuel Ashcraft Of this CITY
three hundred tURS Of bomb shells for the use =.
the Army. Their first destination ia Col-,-1Iops
via Little Miam7 Railway, where they will be-
filled and plugged, aud held subject to sucb
further orders as may await them. These shells
are aoouI twelVe inches In diameter and are made
after an approved style The entire amount 81
shells OF this kind made by Mr.. Ashcraft, Il
about six hundred tuns-Ciaeiandti Gazstts
W II, Hoe 4 Co. have received an order from
Turkey for ten power presses, winch are now he.
ing manufactured at their works.
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SOMETHING NEWS GPERIOR HULLED
- CORN:=The suos Il lber, having got the agency
20 sIPpy Wesmngtons GEORGETOWN with this
delicate preparation of Corn, would respectfully
ask OF his friends. and the public at large 10 give
III . uiel. Also, Popped Corn, plain and sugared.
VIM. Brady, Agent,
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 10th sfs
N. B=MenufactuTer of Marble Mantles Monu-
on hand. % "a sn
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-12-06
The Latest News
ARMY Il THE POTOMAC.

FALMOUTH, November 26.
4 is expected that the railroad will b.
finished tomorrow from Aquia creek to
the RappaIiaHnock river, opposite Freder-
icksburg. The bridge over the Potomac
creek was reported this morning as nearly
Icomoleted. The cars carry supplies as far
/ as Brooks Station, six miles from Aquia
creek, which greatly accommodates our
EtFoops-
fgotwithstanding the late bad condition
Of the roads, quartermaster's supplies have.
been promptly furnished. Long lines Of
roads haye been corduroyed under the di-
rection of Colonel Ingalls,, Chief Quarter.
master OF the Army, and are in good con-
dition.
The camp fires Of the enemy are con-
sfantly increasing within sight Of Falmouth,
affording indications of the augmentation Of
the Rebel forces.
General Lee has Joined Longstreet, and
A. I. and d. III, Hill and Jackson are
known to be on their way thither.
Yesterday the enemy were busily enga-
ged in constructing additional works IN the
rear and to the left Of Fredericksburg. Tie
cars bring troops and supplies regularly to
The Rebel troops stopping at point three
miles from the town.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-12-06
The War in the Southwest.
from Tcnnessee.
NAsIlyILLE, Nov. 25.

- NASHVILLE, nov. 20. s
The Murfreesboro' Banner of the Goth,
States that General Joe Johnston will as.
sumo command of Bragg's army. and tina,
General George B. Crittenden has been
released from arrest and has reported for
duty. General McGann has been assigned
to Cumberland Gap. The Banner reports
heavy skirnishing At Lagrange on the 10th
The railroad line to Huntsville has been
re-opened. The Banner says there are
great demands for Go sernor Harris in East
Tennessee. Some of the County Court
officials are fracsious in reference to The
Conscript law Gem Bragg dates a Gem
eral Order of Headquarters, Order No. 2,
near Nashville, ON the 18th, and ii is sup
posed from this that he is with General
Forest at Lasergne. Al person who Jeff
Gs hsneoga on:f he 2th, IN i'm j
lllsfase force ol ere nss,sing North
Il is his opinion that the Rebels are. deter
mined to fight at Mulfreesboro'.
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Expedition asp New River 10
OnslOyV,

On the 24tl inst, the gunboat Ellis,
Lieut. w. 3. Cushing commanding,
entered the mouth of the New river,
between Beaufort and Wilmington,
and proceeded up the stream about
tliirty miles to Onslow, the coun-
ty seat of Onslow County, and toek
possession of the place the rebel
troops and male inhabitants hastily
leaving the town. A force was land
ed who seized the Post Office and re-
moved its contents together with what
arms and stores could be found to the
gunboat, which then proceeded onler
return down the river. Abeut eight
miles below the town, one of the rebel
masked batteries on the banks of the
river, which had remained silent on
their progress mp, suddenly opened fire
npon them. This battery and others
lHingat intervals below it, were sue
eessively eilenced until when near the
mouth Of the stream, which, had been
pravionsly obstsaefed s. s.
e lsrge 3ats dssl sand ] pow
erlnl battery of foni' tYenk ffonr pound
crs, u 4 distance of onlg four hundred
yards, commenced ponring in al
destructive fire of grape and shell
upon the gnnboat and two schooners
she had captured. One schooner, it
should be stated, which was, loaded
with cotton and tnrpentine, had been
captared and burned on the passage
mp. The engagement, at the latter
point, continued nearly twenty-fonr
hours, when egress with. tile. gunboat
being impossable,, she was destroyed
By firing her magazine, and our brave
boys came off triumphantiy in one Of
tile schooners, and arrived at Beaufort
on tho 9th inst. The great bravery
and pluck exhibited by Lieut. Cushing
and his officers and men in this hazard
ous exploit. are deserving of high com-
mendation.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1862-12-06

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