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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20
LOCAL NEWS.
AxUsEMKNrs To-NIsHf.

FoaD's ATHKNxrM.-To-night,a repetition of
the opening bill. Miss Lucille western In the
French Spy, or the stofming OF AlRies, and as
Kate In the Irish Beauty. Miss Olivia In the
dance " la Zingarilla"
WASHINGTON THEArzR.-Mr J 9. Clarke and
Miss Susan Denim draw well, and shouts Of
Laughter greet their efforts 10 amuse. This eve
ming Mr. c. a. Major De Boots, and Miss Denim
as Mrs: Flatherty, In Everybody Friend !"
concluding with that capital farce, MY Neigh
boris Wife"
CANTERBURY HALL-The graceful danseuse,
Miss Mile Fowler; the fascinating ballad singer,
Miss ulia Mortimer; the unique performances Of
the Delevante Brothers, aud Mr.. Jean Closkie;
the stump speeches, and the grace and melody of
other stars at the Canterbury, make up very at
trective programme.
OpD FKLLows' HALL.-Sanford's opera troupe,
with a charming variety OF songs and dances, con-
cluding each evening with a very comical after
piece called Open House f"
WESLEY CHAPEI.-Rev. VIM. H. Milburn, the
eloquentblind preacher will lecture this evening
on I" The life and character Of the traitor, Aaron
Burrn
CLARENDON MUsEuM-Ex cellent refreshments,
agreeable company, and free concerts every'e
ming.
WARRINGTON Music HALL-Charming females
70 wait on you, while the ear drinks In the music
from a fine band.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

SUDDEN DEArH.-A woman residing on Masss-
chusetts avenue, near Third street, whose name
we have not ascertained was found dead In her
bed this morning. Up 70 the hour Of our going
to pres an inquest had not been held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

OUR 6UNBoATs GAINING ON TIE RBB-
ELS THERE HoUR BY HOUR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20
COMING TO rHKrE sKSsK.

The U. :. mail agent on the line Of the Louis.
Vile and Nashville railroad states that various
communities In tina: quarter who have r,oei,ed
no U. T. mails for months pastare petitiO Ing for
theiri restoration, after having with gre. unan-
Unity taken the oath Of allegiance, and expressed
In public meeting their determination to adhere
to its obligations In spirit as well a. in form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20
GE 1RGETOWN ADV ERf"MTs

DRICES RrDUCED!
WOOD AND COAL!
The subscriber will. after to-day, reduce the
prices Of Wood and Coal:
Best Seasoned Oak Wood at So,
Hickory at 80,
haf seasoned st 81,
Bakers Pine at So,
Half-seasoned Pine AZ % 50,
Anthracite Coal, Red and White Ash, at Sc
Delivered in GEORGETOWN, or First Ward, wash
InEton. Terms Cssh.
JOHN A. GRIMES, Agent,
NH l2-lv' Canal Wharf, George own.
POTATOES.
JUST Received q lot of Potatoes OF different
kinos, viz:
BUCKEYE,
WHITE MERCER,
JACKSON WHITES,
CARRIERS and
PEACH BLOWS
Also, lot of DRIED APPLES and DRIED
PEAC HE'S for sale a. lowest rates In lots to suit
BY BUSEY Il BARNARD,
NH IL lv Georgetown, ID. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

SOLDIERS, ATTENTION Pain, disease and ex-
posure, with a hot climate, muddy water and
bad diet, will be unavoidable, but armed with
Holloway's Purifying and Strengthening Pills
you can endure all these and still retain good
health. Only Is cents per box. 220
DROP IN at the "People's Dollar store," 43s
Pennsylvania avenue near Four and-a- half street.
Examine the splendid assortment Of Jevelry,
Silver Plated Ware, and mammoth Gold Pens,
and stake your choice for one dollar"
mar S-lw&
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THE FLOATING BATTERY OF TIE REB-
ELS KNOCKED INTO A COOKED Hat

The Navy Department received st II o. m. Co
day dispatch from Cairo dated at midnight lsst
night, announcing that the action had continued
at Island No. 10 throughout Tuesday, Tuesday
night and Yesterday and that our guneosts
throughout It had gained steadily upon the rebel
works, which were much stronger in positier.
&C, than those they abandoned al Columbus.
Our gun and mortar boats were performing sd-
mirably.
This dispatch entered into no particulars Of he
action, from which we infer that there had been
no casualties on our side worth mentioning
The Notifications on the island are ranged ons
above another. In the course Of yesterday one
OF our shell, made short work with the rebel no.t
Ing battery, completely cleaning it out.
II lie clear from the method In which Commo-
dore Foote is conducting the siege (for such 70
is) Of the island that the aim Of our forces,
military and naval there, 10 surely to maie prIs.
oner Of the rebel force defending Il, az well q 70
reduce the stronghold
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TIE Lives.

A Gard -Dr. Hunter win definitely close his
once In Washington on Saturday evening, the
10Th instant, after which date all persons afflicted
with Pulmonary disease can consult him person.
ally b. letter at bis once, No. 81 east Twelfth
street, near Broadway, New York.
His One here yilk<emain open for the recep-
ton Of patients sfnicted with Catarrh, Bronchi-
IFS, Consum ption, and Asthma, 40 TO the evening
nue, wsshingseu. nhso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

Rev. WIN. ii. MILBuRN, the eloquent blind
preacher, delivers his last lecture thisevenng at
Wesley Chapel. Subject: {" The Traitor, Aaron
Burr.n Mr.. Milburn's reputation as a popular
lecturer needs no comment from m. The public
and the press throughout the country unite In
pronouncing him one Of the most eloquent preach
ers and lecturers In the eld. Let all our readers
who wish TO enjoy rich treat repair to Wesley
Chapel tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

flsk sEkf ME kvsEwoOD CaiCK-
W erlns Piano and eps 6eib iox skls very-N
eAsep, O. eeoou9ned.f1af tesms Aeo.
largo sssertmeli 81 ctsllwAy 6oos EsdtfvNE1
q W. y. METzkROfI.- sST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

OPENING OF Sixth SrRBKr.-A bill is now
pending In Congress, which appropriatss % 900
for the purpose Of opening Sixth street west from
Maine avenue 70 Missouri avenue, Including q
bridge across the canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

~ CANTERBURY HALL.
TONIGHT To-NieHT
The Brilliant
New Constellation Of Beauty.
PERCIvAL's IMMENSE COMBINATION:
MISS MILLIE FOWLER,
By far the most perfect and beautiful Danseu.e
presented to the American public.
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
The Idealization of Ne ody and Beauty.
MISS LIZZIE FRANCIS.
MIss MARY BLAKE,
MISS LILLY BRANDON,
MISS FRANK SECoR,
MISS JULIA RICHMOND
THE DELEVANTE BROTHERS,
s. CHARLEY NEIL,
BILLY QUINN.
"AM | RIGRTE'
M. JEAN CLOSKI,
JOHN HEAVY.
AND NUMEROUS OTHERS.
UNo change IN the Admission Prioes-m
Admission Is cents Orohsstsx Ckrirs 90 cents,
Afternoon Embarrassment
For Ladies and FaE,lies, on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, at2 O'Clock,
When lavish distribution Of Elegant Presents is
made: RIoh and COsty yevsly, Books,
Toys, Fancy Articles. and mag
nihcent Silk Dresses.
The Silk Dress Was pr.,entef, WEDNESDAY, 18th
instant, to Miss Mary Gibbons, corner I'D street
and PeDnsy lvania avenue
Ali On LA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

Mr.. FRANK HENRY, local reporter Of the Rs-
publican, who was severely stricken with pa
ralyss at the Office Of Justice johnson on Tuesday
night, has, we are glad to learn, recovered his
speech, and hopes are entertained Of his early
recovery. Or. May IL attending him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

TIE corrLLoN PARTIES Of Professor Barnes, at
Temperance Hall, are very enjoyable affairs.
There will be one 10 morrow evening, when a
very pleasant time may be anticipated. All
lovers Of dancing should be on band.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
he Very Latest from Island no. 10.

TIE ACTION PROGRESSING :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

RossERY On Monday afternoon " ell dressed
Individual called at the boarding house Of Mrs.
Nevins, on street, between Sixth and Seventh,
on the pretense OF seeing bearder, and while the
servant girls back was turned stole two sets of
furs and two overcoats, which were hanging In
the passage.
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
NOTICE OF aEM0yAL.

Ias ssllysg ssss q, e seis seessas 4 ys9sysa
b JEW u .sa ; Z - "' '' ''''' %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

TEE SPRING FIsHEEIEs while the shad and
herring promise to Be more abundant In the Po-
tomac this spring than for many yesrs, the oIpor-
tnni'ies for ashing viii h more limited. The
nse- houses and seines Of tne large propretors
have been destroyed, and they viii be pSwerleo
70 carry on theis business until the coming year
tn small fisheries near Washington, the gill
nsts, and the dip-Bets AZ the Little Falls VIII
tssd4y saree 10 supply The demand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

GENITAL GuARpHousE CAsKs-BDors Justice
TaompJon George Flue, E. B. Mack, drunk;
and Joseph McKeever and VIM. Dougherty, firing
guns in market; turned over to the military.
Mary A. Wreck, drunk and disorderlv; fined
81 81. Louis Julian, diso-derly; dismissed. John
NJ oore, indecent exposure; do. Francis Sanfurof,
Frederick Berg and Lew ogle, drunk turned
soldiers; do.
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CAUGHT AT LAsr-John Mortimer wa arrested
Yesterday morning on the Island, by Ohicer Nc
Cauley, on a bench warrant, and sent TO jail. II
will be recollected that Mortimer was charged
with being an accompliee Of George Goldsmith
in robbing soldier on the Island some time ago;
ne holding the man while Goldsmith emptied his
pockets Goldsmith has already been tried and
sent to the Penitentiary, and It 10 probable that
he will soon have the company Of Mortimer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20

The COSTING REsTAuRANT Is without doub
one Of the best In town. Everything can be hal
there to satisfy the wants Of the inner man, be !
fish, flesh or foul, with the choicest liquors 4
wash Il down, and cigsrs Of the most exquisite
flavor to aid digestion. In fact IL IL kept upol
the same excellent plan which has made the res
taurant Of the same name In New York so famous
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AMUSEHiENTa
IT b s A TIE RI
Thursday. MareA %.

=. Timothy Brow .; IN = Nv J" SEfeHBoR'
MiEE; And Smss arlington; In the new farce {
.Miss SUSAN DENIM as Louisa Lovetrio,
With her great Song of "Whsck, Row de Dow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-20
OcO SEVENTH STREET Ocn
CUJ BETWEEN AND X SITS. OOS

FOR FEW DAYS ONLY.-I have removed
Jeyelry Store to J. II. SMITHS, NO. 400 Sew
enth street, near F, where tbell offer il at less
Re 81 Sm J. w. KEEP.
SnREAT BARGAINS IN CLOTHING, at the
NJ Peoples Clothing Store, No. $50 It'll street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04
FRA III. .9rIrn St-ciact. &c: >!
TaS Ur>Taiss III L. aCASiilSE-

\ TnE UL>TkiSS ~ LAiCASHlNE
In.is i, tut uar absorbing Offset Tnct
| should claim the sitSHC;,i; oi sii k~nsl&n@ just
| noH-ths distress 10 Luncasbii", here Il
something affecting our oail ;-o2ic Ena DIR
| own staple manufacture. Sous NO Up OF
| our co1iDtry,asn are Inrearoae6 with famine
thIs ver7 month unless we adequately relieve
| them. That they are in want IL through nj
! fa,,i, u lhcir own. They hs,eso cMnp"rt"d
themselves durias these privaiions ss W :!lri
COMMUNICATION from erery aide. Tue Ia ), be-
| fore the. country is, therefore, clearly Ole Of
duty. Whoever has means beyond his =
necessary calls ia bound " cuue 10 the rsi'e'
Of these poor operatives. Ihe wealthy p@pu-
isticu Of this country is Dnmerous, end the
wealth itself unbounded 1t will bs a heavy
national sin If epy one ofthess INDECENT work
SIS should perisn frou, wsut.
Air. Il. b. Fsrhail, tie apevSsi cumm:l sruTc:
appointed tr Government To ~CIch or-r C!ls
distress. in his report 81 t;se @sSa uii.. S:'e7 ue
II i1r. y: Ih- progre,SlTe CHARACTER oil -tar
deavG. Ae briefly 4uio:Ita tho Csntrei Esiief
Corrplttec that the nun.ber receiving pero-
chin relief W,ieu ta wrote exceeded that OF
tia y~Terivus week By 6tl1. This in
creass 10 ore week in twenty four unioaa
il indeed enormous. i'ut tie numbers will
go On arsIa"nting. The gradual lncrement
shoes how un*!llirg arc these poor people
to go to the parish Tor relief This T.
tire last resort Of l. decent Eng!ishm"n.-
And we'll he might hesitate to apply hers.-
Fac average dole is Ia, Sd. per head per
week Chg highest grant is la. CID, the l"U-
eat only ll:d. Here We have the vas: tcInY-
tatioa set ss.iore theae star ring nen aud W.T.
mon TO become pauoars. It their instructive
dislike Of this description ofaid did not deter
them until every shif. had hesn tried, the mis-
Arsbie SUN Itself would haze Deco sut efficient
~ repsliing. Yet ANAL ~ il tha allowance
& cost the "a unions s9.06l .. ii. for Out
door reEef alone.
When it is remembered how poor ERE many
Of the householders contributing th:. made
qus.e fund ws can bent estimate Tho necessity
theec Is for resources from other q1srters.-
This becomes the luore apparent when ",
take intn consideration the vest ipcte6se OF
the applicants Sixteen thousand a1.d uiS,y-
four persons have been reduced 10 pau2erislu
within the last three weeks. AMI MT. Far
nall feels himself compelled 10 inform ihs
committee, 6nd through then the public. mt
Doth applicants fer tarGchsai reliei and fo' ac
frorn lo4,ai committees nf charity, are Atii
rapidly increasing throughout tue distTie.s.
TtLi il G sad lookout for the winter; bur it
10 ore for which we were sll prepared
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LlSCOLTT!S LATE PROGLSXATIGN.

Alta meetiog Of the peop', Of u4nrv"r. Mt
their Court House, OF the 2alh day . O:1o-
he:. thnt being court dag, TO consider the. re-
reDt proclamation ri III. President 81 the
United Starss. John II. Taliaferro WIS called
to tie Chair, snd James D.. Christian R~lpoint-
ed Secretary.
On motion hf Col. George W. Richard.co,
= committee Of seven wsa appointed 10 pc
pose action for the meeting. The Chair 81
lectri ,hs following gentlemen: Chi. E. fon
taiuc. ". r. Tickbam, Esq, Col. q. ". Rich.
srdson, Major P. Fl. Price, 3. l.. Winston and
William L.yne, Esqs-, DR.. l.. b. Price.
After a recess OF two hours, tie usetinG
again assembled. when the Committee,
through their Chairman presented the fol
lowing report, which wss unanimously
adopted:
Your comnit:ea think that tie present
ncudition Of the Country requires peculiar
vigilance to prevent = continuance Of tue
evils nov existing, and which may be sppre-
headed from the attempts Of tho enemy to
interfere with tho relation OF masler md
slave in our community, and throughout the
Confederate Sta:sa, especially in all the bor-
der territory CT the CerfcGeracy. Without
meaning to attach undue importance to the
late proclamation Of President Llnccla in
~reistion 70 the emancipation Of our slaves on
the arst of January next your Committee
think that prudence requires hat some PCS
csutiopary measures Do adopted; There
fore
Ist. Believing that our slaves viii be more
likely to renuin faithful 20 their proper
duties il they remain q. home and ue
ken. clear o: the influence Of bad advi-
serS.
Resolved, Thu, thjso cf us now prsasu.
! uledge ourselves lard earnestly recommend
; the sau1e course to all sisvsholders} that our
n-groeu shall rot be allowed to leave their
hcues except on tEelc masters business, or
in occasionally visiting their wires; and as
unifori;y OF action IS Essential 20 he sue
~cessful result of any sucn movement "a this
we cannot TOO urgently resormend This
! course to al Shareholders throughout our
county.
Cd, Resolved. That masters should be strict
er than usual IN allowing slares to leave
home under any pretence whatever, and never
without passes.
Sd. Whereas, every citizen in thu commit
nifty haa a deep interest IN keeping our slave
population in proper subordiraron
Resolved, That all white persons, -whcthe1
slave owners or not he requested to Sid in
carving out thess resolutions, and with this
view To require all negroes they sn~et from
ho,ue to EXHIBIT their passes, and if found
without Them to report thsn TO their nsA
1ers, where they capnot arrest and them over
-~A-
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TIE LoNp0H "TlXES" ~ ~ GLAHsT"SA'A
cPEScE.

TEE xoxpo9 "rlXEs" nN aF GLinaT2SA's
cPEScE.
Tbs "Times' Of tue liza ns:shtr?a'a re-
verts K, Nj. Girtstn"c's r1s': '" >,e""a'''H
end the North, and 7on~c!'1"s over 'he ne'':-
s'sy OF providing against a"'l Tisastefe as 90
rotton faminin-. III the cO~rsv ~ Us r"In!iAs
IL Gsys:
,>tr, Gi.dstync hiinStii, We hrs bound b.
say, i @a-ar too col.tdcn', IL. hrpr'Il, or Ita
n~u;pipuatet. Although hs recognizes Amer
lean disun;on as inct, he does not it,S to It
witlou. distsust. IL our share OF the i'm
pcrdias changes, although he goes ahead, no
nas lis eve on tho her:zon. The course IL
plsic, and it is our only ~safety-Te must re-
cog1izs actual AID well asserted lndepen-
depcc. Il il not for us 70 make or unula"h
nations; tu., tcc- .nur with tho rest q! Ills
world, vu must yccogu!ls existing uni ir5,
sad ceaae 20 recognize thos" Th'eh nave T'h:'
IL cra,a,i 10 exist. Wo h4rn the same !ui@
for Ita!, agI America. Would thHt a.!
oue,;on. au.s ss Capable OF determination.
ia. "1B,zs" ON THE MAkYL>Nn cAMPtioH.
The Londo!. Chimes" in some speculation
upon the results Of the Maryland campaign
concludes aS follows:
"Of course, tho contcs. il Esncsfprwsrd
only for boundary. Maryland vas one OF
tho great difficulties. Thu Soatt: could not
abandon that State with hruor, snd could not
hone that TIE North wyild rver surrender II.
MARYLAND mas ,r;w lid he. nrFortuultl, a'a
ms iai,e has ne, RISEN To sa;rpt her dellTeianc",
the Southern government nisy well conceive
itself ahsulved frcm arT i,uparative Oh:l:..
tons toward her for the future. SCORER or
later, u tirne will suddenly arise when this
question Of boundary will assume an aoNoro-
ins importance. Already cha. n tsthern Sates
ara gradually awakening To the fac: that :w"
nations are not IKE two pike, n;'t that
&c f:oes not follow because One IL somewhat
larsrr than tho other, that the lager
,.n swallow and digest tho SMALLER
az IT a further qasntiiy "t i 7ic3s hutcnerg
aul cnrrsse. a,.0 alter the N%,numFrahlr hc$p'-
,ais have .m,:, some .nure tines tlistd Hud
eupt.ed, this truth will grow l:to a tan:i!"
fact, And the u.1t thing thsn is. oSAry
is.li De. 20 teys ready prspnred snin= taiih'"
line Of fror;inr, which NAV also tH clcus ed
with familiarity. Mr.. Ieliersn: . ais sce::ia
to J o. nvTu wis.ly toward .hia cvatraasn"y
rhan j.. t,ncGln. TX. L"E,Tsoa Davis aEa
al, ecay provided himscl! Ti;n az yxee!irn'
excuse f.r wing up Ma:y!A d, ".i'e NJ.
tincoln's prur!auaoon wruid p''peiua's Mig
ry!ssd N a.: :l.s pr. ilcgcs Of L a.a"" State.
under the protection Ct the Northern Gov
srnment. such g hArrier-boundsty would
clearly 10 the most c>uvenient position woich
could b. wishes; for by that new nation
which, as pa. Chancellor Of tho Exca;qa-r
has just :, -ignd:antly eod SO truly ssid'
Mir. ivti.rsnn DAVIS shas made List ,hr
ahp:i..u..i,; ;r2S 20 u. - slsyscy boandaT!
Safe, ru.der rs pIo,scli9n Of tie Moth, j.
tie org isyite whch could rander p@.sibir
TIE ?e.lctaity q: slavery il Coriede1sts
America"
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SALT.

W. urdg1s. s5a that Gov. Lctche+ has COD
@sc:sd &C. Gus huadrei and hfty thousnnd
uusba's G salt. tor the use CT Virginia pork
packer. Tnie ocntra2t leaves u bed all
heretofore G,e.ie With the Confederate Go.eI3-
m,nt, tho governments Of other States and
with counter.
The time, Of delivery Of this sal. will run
through several months. The details viii be
mode known by proclamation ee soon as
fully arranged
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S--r&, An ~eH"*h+GE IL EhrtNcE THE PAY-
go atET " IAHsn Ok In EHSEe. panSHD
O.1GG:R 10. 1889:
Szy1:oS l.. Sci Ordxl-s:! hy ;hs Co::rc!i .! Ia. City Of
R.:hIicEh, Tina: ATTY 1Irrri'-t, u,>nustc!:G<>, =uc;.,u.er,
bck-:, hute -sssr--. ur c;h"r Yeinan Gpnn Hkol or u,rpu
wt,ss rap!oS &C. IT 4 ci.s. LI I; lcpy~ru, 1ho shsil rHrr-
~, h= ~ Der bu-iI "a. Ia he ciy, H:aou. BIC. ia 7tns been
i tea ty tho Ases5 :, or hAr!,e d I'd wa Ire Chsr,p+r.
LAO a noa.e o! his or aer !a'~G'hn to erSh1s IN surh hl-
n!n"ss, sha pRy II enc Ct nS .sas itgc .eJ DO. more .ath
uf;S dollars
~. : IL shall be thF dry OF tHe .fsIaso. o: tsr CIV TO
.bcttt Ala ~, Erv-S Az ;sr-Sn ar trr slali cunturnr<
any Sahlres. suh3ros H. 4 Cissa La, ~ R RS snous | !e!un
lie maize. . ! 70 otteln from hNu or '!stio TIA au 3aaJ %
rtp!iat t.S -yeG l.! sacr hs,iaess, al 81 Nm the s.,u-
D"n:hi. TO hr Channsrls'o, n ~ n h.m -perted TO the
CD ii msn OF ,hs 5 ip;oe Comm tt~ To sid ruu,nitr-v
Or prrson Nh 81 DC itst ed ssi Ia A. e-sos shall Isl uhern
tr"n ts o ok As ;bos- p!Tvohp v. ID. nnau.i :etEra re
listed, ana hand u copy OF Ire It's 10 The rci seirr. The
AEsosso sha!l IN his Trturr d-Rs;nste Iucf person q: firms
81 may rave h<arr"d she poaai'y u.utoa-d la Tho trsL
soci!on
SEe 4 II shall b. the datr ." - Collector Of 'he city
TO e,or N :He Council mo.:h,y aurh per.o' d or srn+
puar toaAA 20 u. Q a. Ee:ticu ~ ne U " aad Carrying oa.
husin.,s Il. The cty wisht VI hsvias 3sca sprssed with II,
elsa TAX
SO I The Ordnance emitted ia Ordnance n e.
fcrrr the p-. Gseut Of tszss on fcsrs:l passed Hovr12-
Der Sc. .sel. Il hafeDJ r~p Isd.
cove h.W. MORTON,
10 il chm Chamberlain
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III Eduors Of the EnuufrT:

Gtu:!enNa: I bope tho South viii rot &c
influenced oy Governor Bradford'a proclama-
ton. l. is generally presumed ;hat a Go:er-
Dor sooaks the sentiments Of the people; but
va. ~ ros: r-sitsrsly that such isths feeling
Of n. =: r"a Of Maryland.
Nk w.i-when can VA say that re are
free! n,I many would join Jackson could
thsz nave tnt cs.snce? And why viii they not
sxs:Grse Col. lhrglssc or Z,rvone; his suffer-
AIS. are terrible. No soap, no brusA or comb
or shlvlng u,ensl, permitted to he sea-. tn him,
sut 3. y Gel! is 40 short ne snnot lie down.
VII DOT 4.Ine kiat Scaths:nsr v~indicate his
csu,, ,cr BIN? Please do not let this ga un-
r,a: had. out hold q Yankee for him. Why
did 20. Col. Corcorsn remain in his place
II. -ho.ii not have been exchanged. I hope
ther will get him and keep bin nc3: timo.
Col. Thomas 1. heavily ironed. and wss
chained to the aoor.
FtoM , p. srr rADf or BAlrEIopE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04
From 4 KaBCL iADf or BA

Kssrrcxr-rHr Rs.eS OF TERROR ISAUccsA-
TED. We are advised by $ Lieutenant just
from GiasSo~. Ky. that three Santfsrn.r rs
are kaown to have been murdred By the Abb
oii.:ua,.a s!ncx our srmY passed through that
nsce. Fifteen other Seutherners have mystic
,icusiy disappeared. All peopls who have
manifested ary pre5i.eation tn the Conted-
e.acy arc greatly ulsrusd. The reign of ter
ror must now No ~inaugurassd throughout
Kentucky. 1t is sli well perhaps If Ron
taekians would NOT take up arms and aid US
IA tho expulsion Of the invaders, while our
srrny occupied The Ssa.e, they NAY now be
d:iyen from their homes, aud forced to hsht
fos principles aei opiuicns which they yer.
oaiiy professed TO nicsrtsir. Such were not
the purposes Of GU. lsadera in planning and
executing the late cstnpsRo, but Kentuck.
isns oy thcir practical illustration Of nou-
p .triots, have brought these c4-
lamitiee On their own heads. Tnefe are r,.e
-fYQll n tennessee, who declare for a