davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-12-10

New YORK, Dec. "a serious disturbance
occurred among the soldiery eneamped near
East New Tork, on Sunday evening last.
NE,. stellfx, private in the 49th MaEsachu
setts, was shot dead, s. 3. Taylor, 9th Maine,
seriously wounded, and hotel kept by.
German named Sche1lein, Was burned to the
ground. The difficulty arose between Schel-
lein and stellGax, and tie members Of the 10Th
rcyeugcd themselves By burning Schellein's
house. Schcllein is supposed to have COM
mit!cd tho homicide. He has not yet been
arrested.
, 1862-12-10

~. II 50u tHH l1IduE1PEla fIEES.I
~, The New York 1,1t"He Of yesterday, in its
Washington correspondence, with many cir
cumstances and much p1ausibility, prints a
story to the effect that commissioners had
arrived in Washington from the rebel States
and held a conference with the President aud
Secretary OF State, with 4 view to peace and
compromise, w feel at .horized to say that
without foundation-that no such commits
sioncrs have arrived, and that if they should
come within the lines, instead Of visiting the
Capitol, they would visit the Old Capitol
prison. The custom Of entertaining rebel
commissioners passed away with Mr.. Buchan-
course with any rebel deputation, unless it
should come for mercy and pardon, and VIC
foolish story. '> y
, 1862-12-10

The receipts OF Hogs during the past
week were 42 .7s5 Live and 4,192 Dressed
Showing total Of 46.911, against Sc, 100
1he previous week, 5o,s3o during the cor
responding week Of 1861, and 11;;s71a in
1850. -
Tie following table shows the total re-
ce1lNs and shipments Of Hogs nj Chicago
from the Isl Of October to December 2. for
three years.
EEcElpTs AID sHIr.!Esrs OF uocs FroV .nc7
, 1862-12-10

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 9.-Threc thousand rcbc,
cavalry, supposed to be under Forrest. intenS&
ing TO make another raid into Kentucky oT
dash at Fort Donclson, we're at Ciarkss;11.aa
to-day. 'lue
Passengers from Gallatin contradict tho ~,
NOR OF an engagement there bctwee., ~ a1,a = -
the rebels; They say that no recent fgbt has
, 1862-12-10

Deducting the number Of Hogs shipped
from the rcceiptsit will be found that there
has been left thus far this season 2Is;o11
1or packers, against 100000 III 1861, and
G7,QQ0 in 1860.
, 1862-12-10
FROM MIL w A0KEE.


MILWAUKEE, December 9, 1862
A convention is to be held in Sparta. Mon
roe county, On December 18th, to nominate
Republican candidate for Congress in the 9Th
Congressional District, 10 supply the vacancy
occasioned by the death Of Hon. Luther
Hauclctt,
, 1862-12-10
Report Of The Landing Of
1faNEkNs ExUc6it1Ou.

NEW ToRK, Dec. a.-Thc Tor1Fs dispatch
last evening says an accredited rumor prevails
that Gen. Banke' expedition had landed.
, 1862-12-10

The following t;hle shows the receipts
and shipments Of leading articles for the
week ending Dec G. 1862:
, 1862-12-10

w AN1ED.-A small Cottaoo.
,or,a with four Or fye rooms in respectable neigh.
porEeqG. Or three or fonr unfurnisheG rppls in r.
scct,nl. 'aIis- for lady and gentleman Ad,irtss
dcelU.x1!5t 49, ~"'S."A-:-'o'
, 1862-12-10

NJ ANTED.-Bv all American
IT, Lady fully competent the situation OF Eouse.
~ tic city country: or wou!.i Kerr nouss Ia
u t,,E ,EsiensSl l:s'itr'nee> exchanged .asrcsi Pu:t
N.SlAi
, 1862-12-10

I ,OST-Seycn Cows on tile ni.l1t
- ofSEnd:y from SD west Van Erren Stre;r. ui,rt
70 Wlh reg paint on 1,e lind left h;p little two
!s;t m! od req saI tiftr. 1lo luafl Eu.a... reward
W. d+ pc r:lu for Information By J. Keller a35
-. .aN t. t,uien stlttt. ttrle s..T2t
W ANTED-A suite Of three or
four rooms. en- first or second coo- nrar ,rrc
Sas, f. Or rear Horse Railway. AdIrcs: box lU'
, 1862-12-10

ROARD1NG-And very pleasant
- sEtt oinEturE:se rooms can lie laa l,y gentle
ran and wife in y private family where there are no
ctaGr hoafGcts :lna WhrFe hone comforts can IL. hal
On the West side. within ten minutes walk Of Tie Court
o9se and cei,ysnient 70 The street cars references
'3ch2nEea. Address with full name " IoAf.DINti"
cafe fosl tI!cc FOX se1f. le1a-v.5St
, 1862-12-10

4 Il ASTOUNDING DISCOV-
4 EIsY. sure and efcctu,l cure fur tl,e toot,,
1sz 5S,s: Ihs I,n ,Hn'fsr;iS.sd e. for tle small Of
stamp enclosed. will make known tits ,:r,:;t s.tret
anu Thousands tarc been cured by ti- nav
gan drrtnxt,,Sr
, 1862-12-10

w A II TED-To Trappers and
=, Hunters. 4 small party des!rrs three n,orn
gcss "a nnn1v5S and tE'TS to start Friday
irlI!ch Chicago Posi- tli!:et ti.iIyS:t
, 1862-12-10
Arm 70uertisc1l1e1,ts.

w WANTED-A man to take cEarof.
OF Packing and Steam Rendering. es+ah;;sh
nsnt One who understands the bn=iuss ii ali it, DC
..1:. NAY Io0tess fo:t oict Eox i0Ho. de5 9..stnct
w ANTED-An English, Scotch
~, = g, or German Protestant to 20 to nei=hborIns
tidy capable. tho:ors1v exPesieac:i sri onIy ,ceI
Street. ~ ,,,o.n - :. IA
, 1862-12-10

AT ATRIAIONIAL - The uudur-
71,!I ;siEnea wishes to correspond with some yonns
to Go in this world 'int he wishes !: ros,. AID l,sad
some wife TO comrleta his '.an1.iness Adrsss With
Chicago Ilf;Eo:s, va o4~ Iva -'-'
49, NJ. too. Address John THOMPSON, Past oG1ce
fox G055. Gi!cnso Illinois, ,irrtf,-,,r
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FALMOUTH, August 25.-Edito, Star: S.rag.
sier' Who returned last night say that jackson
has sqcceeded In pushing strong force across
We RaPpshannock, eighteen miles above this
point thereby cutting of communication betweeh
Falmouth and Culpeper by wny the river road.
Gen. Burnside Is here, and quietly pushing for
war; his part Of the programme, and when ths
GLOW does fall, look out Tor IN eclipse Of the seven
days battle Friday aud Saturday, 22d and %
We heard fring all day, and reports come in ttst
Pope had captured 2,CO0 Of Jacksons men, ana
driven him back eleven miles. No coordination
Of the report has, however, reached here.
The natives around here are In high glee at the
near approach Of the Southern army, and boas
loudly OF the speedy fall Of Washington and the
State Of Maryland into JET Davis hands. Be-
fore many days, you will hear Of the greatest
success or Of the greatest defeat OF the war for
the Union army.
sccesh deserters are coming into the Fed,asl
lines every dsy, by fYes and tens. / saw one
Last evening who had lived Upon berrie. end
fruit, and slept In the wooss by day and travelled
BY night for nearly ITO weeks FosRKerER.
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INV MusIo.-From w. 6. Metserott, music
dealer corner Of 11th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., we have the following new and popular
music. issued by o. Ditson, Boston: &" We are
coming, Father Abraham, 3OO, OCO more" words
OF VIM. Cullen Bryant, music by l.. o Emerson;
Marching Along Quickstep," by B. A. Burditt;
''Lullsby," by ]. Benedict; "w here thou art
Wondering, Little Child" ballad, by Frank
he.i "Capture Of Fort Pulaski, bv Oh. Grobe;
Fox Glove March," by Oh. 6robe; "Almeda
Quadrille," by Robert Bell; "Rest, where shall
we Rest" song, by E. silas; "The Dear Old
Fia1," by w A Bradbury.
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FROM THE RAPPAHANr6CK,

From correspondence Phila. Inquirer, Aug. 25 I
We held an unfavorable position to meet the
Rebel army, now massed to crush a force that
OILY went down to threaten while Mcclellan at.
tempted to fall back, which was at one time Or o..
nnunced In apostolic. We will not attempt 10
Jouinhlize the movements of each day The Reb.
els hold the RaPpahannock liver, having force
upon both sides; they threaten Wauenton and the
S0enandoch Valley. Lee and Jackson, wish
5000 of treir best men, known to be near the
sulphur SPRING., while Jackson commands tleir
Lee is In command O. the center aid Generals
Stuart, Lee and Robinson have about 6 UUO cav
airy dLd one battery OF artillery, carving on a
guerilla war this side Of the RsppahannocE. We
bet we think they are ample Ga Friday evening
we LEFT our forces In undispued pOsS ss!on OF
both sides Of the Rappshannock river, at the rail.
road, and for sone miles ON bOtn sides.
THE REBEL CAvALRV IN THEIR DESCENT rpoN
CATLsTT's.
They MADE TWO separate attempts TO take the
railroad bridge west OF the station near a mile
but they were repulsed by the guard each time
They had number Of prisoners who escaped
In the darkness aGd while the storm ragged Sc fe
fully. One or two escaped after they reached
Warrenton. One, J l.. Sites, clerk to Colonel
Myers, says they reached there ABOUT six a. m 81,
with about three hundred prisoners, some ofwhcm
were allowed to ride and some were walking.
About two hundred were enlisted men; the bal.
ance teamsters. &c.
Mr.. Sites saw General Stuart and Colonel Lee
al they We're marched of in a hollow ,ouare
Stuart was giving orders about destroying the
Iaili Dad bridge. Out half mile they had a bat
terry Of six guns, and this side Of w arfenton was
Rooinson's brigade Of cavalry; making, with
Lees brigade, ABOUT four thousand They boast.
ed they had ten thousand
When they he'd w arrenton they were met
by the people with open arms everybod rush.
ed out with food for the Rebels, and all had
b untifui larders supplied from our ccmmIssa.
Iies tie prisoners got nothing; they left abou,
O'Clock, A NJ, In the direction Of Waterton
| and Spefryville, but Lees cavalry went Of to.
wards Front Royal.
They said that the main body Of their army
laid at sper'yvilie, and that Stonewan Jackson
had column moving CT 70 the right. After the
Kites were charged on a second time, Col Kane
and Col: Myers, Of Pope's staff, escaped to the
rear ahd 'ucceeded in rallYing about sixty OF
them, and made charge down towards the sta.
tlon on them, thy again charged upon them
while they were Plundering their wagons and
drove thtm on, and they did not return at that
point, the result Of these charges 10 twenty Re.
bela killed ard wounded, ave dead left on the
reid, aud six horses taken from them and a
number Of prisoners released. They took three
large eight horse ambuiances from one Of the
trains and loaded them with their wounded.
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BATON RoUeB AGAIN THREATENED "A cores.
pondent Of the New York Times, writing from
New Orleans, under date Of the 18th Inst saws
heard last evening direct from Baton Rouge
Our lines have been contracted within a compar.
atvely small space, and now surround the grounds
Ct the United States arsenal and barracks A fpw
houses have been cleared away and some trees
csn be seen. The position 10 considered by the
best military judges here very strong. The towa
itself Is literally deserted by It's Inhabitants -
Bfeckinridge Is represented IS being within ght
miles, receiving endorsements, preparatory TO
another attack Our soldiers are In the hig hest
spirits, and think they will be disappointed II
they are " let alOne.n
In the great fight Gen. Breckinridge was often
sesn and recognized. He appeared to be In great
state Of excitement after bis troops broke and
could not be rallied he was seized with an espe.
cial gust OF pass ION, and threw his sword away
as II In unutterable disgust. The weapon 10 now
In the possession Of the soldier who witnessed
the act and the inpatient wrath.
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ARREST OF CHAREs ISsxRsoLL-THs REASONS

ARREST OF CHAREs ISsxRsoLL-THR RrAsors
IoR HIS ARREST Yesterday morning Charles
ln9ersoll, Esq was arrested by Deputy Marshal
Schuyler on charge Of uttering dslo5 al senti.
men,s In his address, on Saturday evening last, at
Square. Sundry afddavits had been fled recount.
Ing the charges against Mr.. Ingersoll, and II was
on the strength Of one Of these chafges that the
the proper authorities. and put under heavy bonds
toappesr and answer to the charge to. n orrow-
The speech Of Ir. Ingersoll and his arrest were
among the principal topics Of conversation In the
city yesterday and isss evening. There was no
excitement, however, attending the arrest 1t wss
generally known among our citizens on SUNDAY
that IN at;emp. would be made TO have Mr. Ia.
gersou taken into custody Press.
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The Rebels kepulsed by Ricketts,, Division

YIN RAILROAD AT RAPPAHANNocK RIVER Fri
day, 10 a. m.-The rebels tried to cross here yes.
teIday with cavalry, but were repulset by Rick.
etts' division, and u number Of prisoners taien.
Among them were captain and several privates
OF Col: Fitz Hugh Lees cavalry, 5th Virginia
They, In company with large amount of cavalry
and artillery, who were TO cut up Mcclellan a.
he went down the Peninsula, were ordered 10
return last Sunday morning, and accordingly
Court House, and hence through Louisa county,
and direct to the Rapidan; they fordsd It and
came up below the river, and sav they were 70
cIoss here and cut up our men, &c. II was NO
doubt re ,onnoisssncs 6y them. $500.
General Stuart has been made a Major General,
aud has command Of all the cavalry In the Rebel
army. He is in front Of US, and In command OF
the pickles
We hold the hill opposite here, and have our
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evening say :-state stocks are quie', but prices
are firm, with an upward tendency. Missoulis
sUld at The close at 46H; Tennessees at 81 Gov
s.nmeno have an Improving tendency, and the
other Isl ues there are no material changer In
money we have new features 70 note. The
Sc pply IL very abundan, at 3Ha4 per cent on good
cniIater4ls. Gold early in the day was steady at
Il5s ilI5x, but soon gave way under the i'm
y,Uy-d appearance Of ~. litsry affairs. The open
Fn@ s.Ies were at Il5A, and the closing at li5E.
Ths ffesh supply from California also assists tns
10 INWARD tendency. Duddole Demand notes
y,.T,sin wtshout change, ION bid, 1O7E asked.
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pickets out some distance further. All 10 quiet
here now, but we have rumor, coming prettv
straight, that sstonewall" Jackson IL about eight
miles further M, md will cros this morning
The firing Of artillery, which was kept up all
night and 10 within an hour, has now ceased.
The I'd Maine battery has done some efficient scr.
vice Ia replying to them, and In two instances
filencing their Are.
Upon all sides we see remarkable composure
among the whole army. No one thinks we are
Refreshing, ana all are confident OF routing the
Rebels when we can get an opportunity to fight
them. We have lost no Ulcers vet. and hnt few
privates from one Of the New York regiments,
whose names we are yet unable to procure.
1HB PLANS OF THE REBELS.
We learn from reliable source that Gen. Lee
10 In command. aud that he had arranged to cross
the Rapidan above our forces and get between tis
and the Rrppabanno with 60 600 men, and
while he was engaging US, Jackson was TO strike
down the Shenandoah Valley, and 30 soon a. Lee
had captnfed Pope, he, In Junction with Lee,
would STRIFE al w ashington which they suppos.
ed TO be guarded only by raw militia. Our move
entirely disconnected them, and our execution Of
Culpeper YVES carried on without their being
aware Of It We brought away, and crossed the
Rappahsnnock, everything except some hay and
lumber, which was burnt.
so cool is everything being done that Yesterday
q company OF Conrabands were brought down,
and, In two hours. siding several hundred feet
the enemy tried to shell an encampment out, but
were soon themselves sfelled out.
ANOTHER ATTACK.
RAPPAHhNSoCk STATION, Friday, 6 P M
A bout noon the Rebels ared two G tns fIom a hill
nearly opposite here, hut ID "ir shot did not take
effect. All afternoon we have heard Of their
moving up heavy bodies Of troops to their left
and on our right. Thsre Is no firing along here
but we now hold the river for fifteen miles The
trains regularly on the railroad, aud the tele.
graph Is working successfully.
ADVANCE AND RETREAT OF REBEL CAVALRY.
BEVERLY FORD, five miles from railroad . A.
NJ AT davlie ht the Rebel cavalry tried to cross
here. few companies succeeded, when a
charge upon them was ordered. and they retreat
ed across the river. their artillery opened upon
us, and We responded promptly; they fred for
three hours and .torned. We bad but one man
Injured here, ghtly-private Mcpherson, 18th
Ohio battery.
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REAR ArNIRAL REAp-The Navy Department
IN general order announce the death OF Rear
Admiral George C Read. II ia directed that the
customary honors be paid the me nory Of the de-
ceased. Admiral Read was hative Of Ireland,
but entered the service Of the United States In
E0i For more than bali a century he has,
everywhere and upon all occssions where duty
called him upheld the Gag and maintained the
zig hn and honor Of the country. He breathed his
last in bsr service, unwaverirg In his patriotism
end In bis attach ment TO the Union.
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A PASSENGER. TRAIN ATTACKED, CArrURRr
AND BURNED BY GURR1LLAs. NEAR WIrCHEsTRR,
VIRGINIA. Baitimorean SHOT -Ay the arrival
Of the regular passenger train Yesterday morning
from Hsrper's Ferry we have informa zion Of he
capture and burning Of passenger train by
guerillas SATURDAY afternoon last, near Win.
chester, Virginia.
MI Edward Lucas, a messenger In the employ
OF Adams Express Company, living on Repub-
ltcan street, No II, the only person on the train
who was wounded, arrived by the train vester.
day, and furnishes US with following informa-
ton:
The train, consisting Of three cars and an en-.
CINE. left Winchester on Saturday about noon,
having on board eighteen persons, including four
soldiers, one mail carrier for the First Michigan
Regiment, and the others privates, one lady and
child, and the balance persons living In Win.
chester coming to this city. The train proceeded
undistutbed for several miles unt, about
O'Clock p. m, when about midway between
Winchester and the Ferry body Of men, mum.
bering about fifty, appeared upon the roadside
and tired a volley Into the train, with the inten-
tion IL Is supposed, Of killing the engineer and
fireman Only one Of their shots took effect, and
that upon the person Of Mr. Lucas, Of this city,
entering hi, left thigh, and inflicting very seri.
Gus wound.
they called on the engineer to "halt,n when
he obediently stopped the train, when the guer-
Has for such Of course they were surrouad ed
the cars and took all the soldiers pIsoners after
which they delivered the lady and child above
mentioned over TO the conductor, requesting
Linn 10 gel her baggage and see her safely on
They then fred the train, burning 1t with all
their contents, consisting Of quantity OF bag.
gage, express goods, &c and having waited to
see their object accomplished, struck OF through
the woods with their priseners, not Offering to
modest the passengers, several Of whom arrived
here yesterday.
Mr. Lucas, after being shot, was kindly treat.
ed by some parties living in the neighborhood,
who procured wagon and conveyed him to
Harper's Ferry, from whence he came to this
city by rail, arriving yesterday morning He
was removed TO his home, where physicians
were summoned to attend him - Bait dYte,ieaa
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DROPOsALS FOB OATS,
QuARrsRM,s!HR's Dyrof,


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The date Of ne cont sst, Or sso2 onssr
PsIitd ss may be sgreed upon.
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vS re- Is e sss whose signatures a,s
81. issoasisrt: d tie .usy.psor. mas, b
lisie:, bistIies Court or offhs 0nissd ssssss Dis
BIDDERS must b. present in psrsou when me bids
are opened, or their proposals. vii not DO eonsid-
Bonds In the sum Of Ave thousand dollars. nrpsd
~ e. ana ss .sss :s min
the contract :.
AZ, the bond must seoonpaay tAe sonsr,os. n
bond.msn Ith then, or 70 .SsSs bonds Sis.s1 n
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p scSepssd; he VAL q enos enter into sensssss
eheuld the contract be awarded him, We re pre-
pei4o 70 oeoome h1o oecurlnee
lLo this grasantee must be ap1endod the o6oial
oeruhoate above mentiored)
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, 10,
AL Oats eontTaeted for under this sdvHtteomooe
VII b Itgidly ipsIsessd: snd sssh z. Do act prove
faynsst e 3 FeAs rem sns = s,es = -
D iS o,s1sosSsss. ~, bs 8 Il ~ Ne
Any iSfsrmaiitY IN the 81, OF noR ooalornanss
the rejection q the lfoDosal
DELIVERY 70 be made q suqh wharf @ The Oisy Of
Alexandria. 90 the Depot Quartsrmastsf nay d
Tbs Depot Quartermasser rsservss 70 hiuss,f
the right TO r5ect any or all btda that he may deem
too high, or for other guihoient oelSe = q
ossain. f. 9. E.TS AM,
o. BOD ssd pssos QssISsfaaSs9.
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ETAaPs UNDER IBB EXCISE LAw-The Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue will be prepared
20 issue stamps by the LIST Of September for the
articles known a. proprietary articles, specified
IN schedule G., Of the Excise Law. The manu-
facturers Of such articles will be required 20 use
This general stamp until they scverslly furnish
design for individual use. Orders for such stamps
may be sent to the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, which will be 'nlled as soon as the
stamps are ready for delivery.
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CANuEkSekf AAkk,
MONDAY, Aueuh1.
AND DyRIN9 YHE WEEK,
With Alternate Change Of PrOgrom~s'
THE GREAT 0ANIERHURYI
Bs.i s:.s A::: 81 e e.: AL T; IL.
Opennf in NsvemSsr 1t .ae i i !. &. Only h
fia ss.s Of e. . :, men Y, n the s,ty
tire sum or sson.
oArI.d =; ! S +; IS ssomvs.
HEADQUARTERS IL APOLLO AND
And Is not On Hsss -sn.a b. .sy Bright. particular
WONDERFUL SeSsfELLA7loN
BRILLIANT STAYS.
soS s n SSns nation Of
There is only one and the original
N A r I E TIA,
THE BEAUTIFUL
and fascinating
SPANISH DANsEUsE.
Who appears every night. and who has no equal In
Rsneony engaged at az INN snse sslsIy.
Second week Of
miss CLARA BUTLER.
Tbs Esnisome and DasLIng songstress.
Misc NELLIE TAYLOR,
Tho sweet and Pleasing Vocalist.
MISS ELLEN COLLEEN,
In Ter much-admired Characteristic Dances.
MISS JENNY ALLEN,
Tho Winning. Pretty md Attractive Danseuse.
MA6eIE VERNON,
The Modest D1rs,use.
AND AN EXTENSIVE BALLET TROUPE.
eecond week Of
M. JEAN CLOsKI,
The Champion Jig Danosr of the World
AID Is<sd RabbeT Mas,
The originality of his steDs, ia measured time,
oelng 30 Inherent from any other man Who ha Q
ever app cared before.
ia. BUDwOR7H
DENNY "a ad lLAsHER
have met r,t a e, nsi9 y spscess In their
Lat Week Of
W. b. HAkklS0N.
The great e8semDorAaeous and comic Vocalist.
Contlnusd engagemept Of the great PSntomimlSt
snd Iuggler,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
DELEVAN5E BROrHERs,
N fresh and new Arts |, aI Acts.
J. SYLVAS CLARKE,
and MASTER JOHNNY.
First Eight Of the Como Fantomlme entitled
The TAYLOk AND COBBLER.
Admission o oents; Orohestrs Chairs = cent?.
Doors open et IN; performances at N o'elook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-26

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order directing complete enrolment Of all the
able bodied citizens Of Norfolk county between
the ages a eighteen ana forty. five. Any refusal
10 answer uestiens or insubordinate conduct on
the part Of the citizens will be reported to the
nearest military commander Of the United States
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