davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-12
LYONS MAGNETIC FLEA POWDER.

In Summer when the sun is low,
Come forth in swRrms the insect foe,
And for our blood, they bore you know,
And suck It in most rapidly.
But heas, reaches. 'sketers-black OF white
In deaths embrace are stilened quite,
lfLyOu's Powder chance to light
In their obscure vicinity.
Lyons Powder Is harmless to mankind, but will
kin all house insects garden worms plant.b &c.
Lyons Magnetic Pills are sure death to rats and
mice. Sold everywhere. H. S. BARxts, New York.
jy3--lm. REMINGTON, & Co, Agents, San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-12
Special Notices.
S--T-lS6O-X.
DRAKE's PLANTATION BTTTERS.

DNAAE'S PLANTATION BTTTERS.
They purify, strengthen. and invlgorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidotet to change Of water and diet
They overcome effects ofdissipation aud late hours
They strengthen the system audenven the mind.
They prevent masmatic and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and acdity Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure IRarrhcea, Cholera, and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They Arv the best Bitters in the world. They make
the weak strOng and are erkdaed natdre's orsat
restOrr' They are made of pure ST. Croix Rum the
celebrated CaliSaya BARK, roots and herbs, aud are
taken with the pleasure of beverage, without rc.
gard to age or time ofdsy. Particularly recomu,en.
ded to delicate persons requiring gentle stmulant
Sold by all GOcers, Druggists Hotels and SALOONS.
2. H, DRAKE Co New York. CRANE 4 BRleuAM
Agents, san Francisco.
jyl0.eOw-ly
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-12
SAN FRANuIsoo. April sth. 1867.

MEssRs REDINGToN & Co;
take pleasure in informing you that have been
using your excellent Yeast Powders for some time
and unhesilStngly pronounce them unequaled by
any similar preparation that have ever used Every
housekeeper may rely upon it that when used, ac-
corng to directions they never fa to produce that
most desirable Of alartclcs of Good S,0eet and Nu-
t'IciOdS Bread. Having once proved how superior
they to all others, could ON account be With
out them. MRs. N. MILLS
apr263m.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-12
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co,

TTVHE FOLLOWING STEAMSHIPS ga
Il will he dispatched in the MONTH Mla6M
OF JUNE 1862: usEEEsslslS.
OrIzabn, Capt. Lapidge, Friday, July llth.
Golden Gate, Capt. Pearson, Tuesday July q
From ToIsom Street Wharf, at O'Clock A. n. pune
tually,
Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to As.
pinwall by the Panama Railroad Company and from
Aspinwall to New York by the Atlantic and Pacific
Steamship Company.
FORBES 4 BABCOCK.
Agents P. ". s Co.,
Corner Of Sacramento and LedesdorfT streets San
Francisco. May 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
FURTHER FROM PORTROy,I.

The steam -IaDsport Star Of the South, from
Hilton Head, brings the following news:
The Rebels have, within III. last two weeks,
erected pow arful battery on Pinckney Island,
On which they have mounted two 100 pound
riIied guns, for the purpose OF -heiing our
troops.
AT Seabrook two more guns ST. mounted for
The same object: but the proximity Of our gun-
beats prevent any offensive movements on.the
psTl Of the Rebels.
The New York Engineer Regiment are IN.
gag, d, CndsE Lieut. Colonel Hall, i'll II. -ree-
ton Of d battery and FORT on Brafdock's Point,
which will command tiI-eutTarce 10 Calebog ue
sound and SeabreoA 1hes- works. which wall
after he late Gen. Mitchel They viii be
AL Ied ~ in The Ia aYi"St gurE
y flag OF truce which WsntfToJn Fort Pula, 4
Cp The Savannah river, IL charge OF Captain
GO0Gtll " tke i7lh -. u. oil, reports thai the
Lluch talked If reiaI IAN ..Gepr 2ia' IL living al
Alba IslRnd. She is creen.d from public gar"
by high board fence, fastened 70 plies driven
into the bed OF The rIErr, but the Tu!nor l. that
she IL not uni Ike tn old - SIerIimac
nhmbcT Of conirabaHds, who escaped from
Charleston week ago, report that many OF the
nlcIpdf Authorities of Charleston have erected
laFgt Wooden tarracks Cor their accomncda-
iCn.
There are laid 10 be two parties in Charles
toh; Nhich nave tten formed in anticipation If
{. visit from Cen. Bank, one fay,,riuo destrur
hCn OF The city before surrender. while IN.
o,htI oppo-ts Inc Ine n urP. Several rows have
ar hdy taken place In consequence. thereof
Htsio :" IShut l. d. ing cTuIt@d Dy Gen.
1t1n' VINO every II" days, III the steamer
ben d. Ford pays q visit 10 + 1rida and briugs
away hundred or two negroes
Al idHt acCcuHts he Ma GA hi, WAY ~ ~
augustine, Ia, near where l large quantity
OF lumber va said tU bp stOrr1
= NJ hegToer are 81 in-oi-nt and a. .behay we'd
a. yer, y 10 said, ard rows witA-ths ,Shit,
7oldl|f- aIT an hourly occurrence
Il n uIn Der Of scowk hal oeeu LANDED at Por,
foSai, together With a large LOT II Iunb.r
unable for ship building, which gives rise to
SohIeGtures a. to an expedition 10 BE- forwarded
from P0rt Royal. " hicu, however - not IikcIv
10 AXE plac" until Gen. Briunan', force bas
been strengthened, his army a present being
hardly sufficient 10 hold It's own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
IRON FREDERiCkSBURG.
col GERHARb'- REGIMENT TjIF First I
TRDS- INTO THAT CITY.

col GEREAkb.- REGIMENT TIE fiR-T ID
TRDS- INTO THAT CITY.
fSpe cIai Core ~ponderer OF the Stsr.
Edii07 star take Plea ure in informing YOU
ana n. public a. m Capitol .ha' -ha 10Th Re-
-iuient New York Sla;e Volunteers. command
I'd Ly a criz-n CT Washington, Lieut.. Col. Jos.
Gerhard, vsas 1he first - cross the ponteou
bridge thrown across tt,~ RapFahannock. op-
pcei's Fredericksburg, Oh ne afternoon "a III
18th inst.
Ihe iG,h N Y :. V. marched 4, O'Clock -
n. Of ne 1ith inst, % :he rivrr JAZZ 1pisOsi e
he toy. Il II. az the old railroad tridge, in Orier
20 protect lie Engineers in bu lding a bridge
on Tbs spot. itSO'clOCka. II. four -IgD:il bots
were fred by he en-Iny, and Immediately fht-r
our batteries. placed IA position on thr hlii-
tflint us, ovsEed fire. At day break the rebels
t@gan 10 fire from houses near the river bank,
20 Vieyent The finishing OF IA. bridZ-, Thic d
by this tine had been laid 10 aDout three
fourths o! It's required length. Inc Engineers
after sustaining los. Of two dead and about
eighteen wounded. had 10 gun their WORK. The
ifTh Rpeimenl -. /. -. V, ard Ina -slh ". y.
= V, xho r'ere posted % eur left, kept mp g
brisk Iauskrt t!-e agaiEst the enemy. wIihcG;
sustaining any material lo--. Our artillery
how tried 70 get The range upon every hoUs-
from which he rerels W-rr firing. Thus The
-. pa =ed. - h-H afSOUf o'clock III lIe a1i.-r-
noon. part Of th- 18th =. i. s. y. crcs--d in
3 fcw boat. ana urd"r thu protection CT oIT
ba;FrTies succS edrd IA Tau ding, and in caPtur-
ing uf ne ~ A@l force abJUt seventy men.
Af.-- Biz th- bridge Tts soon finished, al +;
ne 18Th regiment, y. I. =. V. had he honor 20
= the fir: 70 march over the bridge. and u =
cupy the city. Here, after having pos ted ogT
piCkets, we made ourselves comfortable IL The
deserted houses resting FOR one night on soft
beds and com Portable s0fas, forgetting all .hp
haTdships, IIcUb les and dangers OF ihr prey ioI-
night and day: and thus fredericksburg va.
Tetaken from ttl- enemy.
Il nav IL terest Tire German population 10 -
informed through your columns THAI the 10Th
regiment, y. y. -. V. being al entire German
regiment was -four months acO ia FrederIck=.
burg, having com all tAa way from Sourh Car
olina 10 r infor1 Gen. Burn-ide's ARMY. Ol
the 18th CT Augu-t, i-02, We left Fl, derick>burg
and have sine then participated in all th'
fights along tbe Rappahannock, Bull Run, Cen
terville and l. Maryland, and W hop. &c b.
actively enpl ed until he REBELLION X cFushc.
and The Union ain established.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
CONGRESSIONAL.
XXXvIIth CONGRESS-THIRD SESSION
THURSDAY, December IS.


SESATF.-Petit.ons for the enactment Of s.
general bankrupt law were Presented by Mr..
CoHau, and ioT REDUCTION OF duties on crude
OIL.
Ir. Lane, Of Ind, in rrod uced bill to fscili-
tate the proof for the allowance OF pensions.
Referred.
Mr.. Rice introduced bill 10 extend the
WalIa- WaIia and Fort Benton military road.
Referred.
The bill TO facilitate The discharga Of sick and
disabled soldiers, and providing Ter better in
speCiien OF conyalescent camps, was ,zaiu
taken up, and as debated by Mcssrs. Hala,
fessrnden, CLARK and Wilson.
HuUsE.-Mr. Train asked leave 10 Introduce
a resolution directing the appointment OF spe-
cial committee 20 Inquire il any officer or EN-
plUy,e OF any department of the Rovernm mt Il
concerned in any ban king house or firm havi 2
a contract with the government. Objected "a
10y Messrs. Maynard and Bingham.
fAI AAns1salA tn lnyri oi,i.~--
1or slaves Wrdngtuliy taken from ihem and
moved - lay i. On the table
MI WickIie, who had introduced the bill
ssld that II had been refeSred 10 tho Judiciary
contrary 10 his wishes, and wished IL - he r..
ferred 10 a select committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
-FIsAscIAL-The New York CommcrcinI o.

lat evening saws:
mere " a. more active bus mess a. the hoard
IBIS morning, and The general List ygas higher,
Hortinment securities were heavy howe yer
aho the sixes OF Isl were sold Z IoE.r Tor
both the registered and COUPONS 4 lot OF Ore .
gon war loan was taken al In.% The 3-1g
PR cent notes and certificates of indchfadne-s
were without change from last evening MIS-
souri, Skies brought yesterdays price Tennes
sees were lower. Virginia opened a, 81 and
reiapsed to 80. Sales or California seyrt,s m
ilf X, and North Carolina skies AZ Gsagg In
rslfoad bonds the movement was only mod..r
Ate. 0old Is higher this morning Ut,Ie
more tnan e1N10O We're sold az tha hoard ~
ISfaI33, and since the board We hay. heard
OF sale of $4,000 AT ia3X '
me Fost says: At the board stocks continu.
strong. with tho leading speculative shar.,. I'm
sooo demand. Bull operators argue that The
cneck OF burnside will compel Mr.. Chrge 10
[ecommend more currency, and, consequently
SiSsfs 70 buy are rushed in on this theory
since me adjournment of tn. board me mar
ket - ratner weak, on the ruTnor thai :, 80, :,
mass meeting will ie called to demand H. ~.
mosal OF Secretary Stanton, who il /, claim "a
Is responsible for the check which Bnrn.jdo
has sustained,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
DROP osALs FOR WOOD.
Drpof QuARrKRxasrrR's OFFICE,
CUH~ EisAfseafh asd G. ss,ssss,
WAsHrSGrOH. d 4 December fs IA

BID che ~ Sos ss.. s ,seG :,
osses until MOsa.y, ID. .stA day Of DeoeMbsr.
Tie Wood to be bard, soaod ard merch.n,.s,..
osr A FEET cong, and split TO the ordinary .iae Of
The Wood 70 be delivered at Fort. Albany .Cr.ir.
ppI.inssast Cas-, W.odhary; DE KAlh, Corona.
st fueh poinf % III Loudon aGd Ham { re Raj.
road e.trees TieDns aad AleI.ndris Va N sarh
the Depot ouarse-n .ster may dirret' .nd "a AZ
N rsnks four O. feet high delivery not bling
CONSIDERED eonpete until so cortei, Tneasured and
An insr. csar viii be Designated on the r.. orts,
.reh as does not conform 10 the above spee sos-
dons will be rejected
Jhs CO On sls S 81 r. ;u Sis of % wood viii
P.S1sr os e b made ?, tsf2s Of sseA month
PROPOSALS.
The fun name and Poet once address Of the bid
Ifs bid j: made in tn the name Of arm. tn. ....s
e % ~ me m1n .pHear or the BID WI p
Proposal. from di,leyai ,arfi,, rs2 MOI b o..-
'idrtf, and an odfh a aiks'aso msa acoeSseass
Propossis nut ,. addressed 70 csys savs.a I.
inxto.; d G: and should be psiinly NAKED Pro
GUARANTEE.
.Aosr Ss Ss or sss :. s ca, 5us =
nearest District Court or OF the United States Ds
The ability OF the bidder 70 Ill the coutrsef
should IL be awarded to him, must be euarantied
By two resron,i ble persona, whose dsusfures Dust
ce appended TO the guarantee and aid xusrantes
must accompany the bid.
Bidder, must De present 10 person vhsn xps bias
cred -
Bends in the sum Of ten thogs.nd dollars. sis.sa!
be required Of the successful BIDDER upon signing
tn contract
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
Me-,of the county Of =. and state Of =.
hereby guaranty thstis able 20 falfl the oopsrsrt
10 secordance With the terns Of his Dreposition,
Vim q once enter into : contract In seeerIS.ss
herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, vs ere pes-
pared % become his sureties.
tre tbs rssrsntee must - APPENDED the easssl
certificate above mentioB~d.i
The DepotSauarternaster reserves 20 hims>U TIE
ghtt to reject any or al siAs that DO mag deem t1o
high. EDWARD HART,
Esd Captain and A. q. NJ, q g. Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
LATEST MEMS By TELEGRAPH.
THE RECENT VICTORY At PRAIRIE


ST. LOTS, Dee. E--Gen. Heron teiagraphs
hat @ r. Curtis's viz tory "a, Prairie drove was
uush more complete aud the snemy's lcss faf
srea.er. II IN was a, fir4euppos-d- over 80
k-seis we're Killed and wounded By US. Tneir
WoEndsc were fond seatt-rrd IN the wooos
.yr MIL IA ttic p ar %: ia il position =: here
..ty sad fy-en carried during the action, and
isf; rs y :!.e z. III arm" - treated. hiny Of
..i-r1. .sr,. iUsnfIy. lid for want 81 =; fniion.
our cavalry pErsurd ihe retreatins RHS-is
cIls.Iv diving them L-Yvnd Van Burn.
! h t-3-ii!-n and condition Of our forces l. eS-
c-itehl.
Tie a,npaign has b IT mot brilliant re-
Grs;iu: CTt.sII: on ia; of':c and II of .i:':
ARM ot. tc Fru--ir-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
SECOND EDITION.
raaus O'CLOCK ?. y.
NOT 80

The Bnitirnorr cbPper ha- dispa'ch from
this city ~ follows:
f,WAsyIyaTos. Dec =, mIfnight = n+Iai
nc( Irirn hss i@en ordered 20 rrpriT i'hneo-
.t4Iy 20 this city, Tor tie pLr .'o-r u
command If tie army Of tn 70 ON &C ~
specixl II .in inn ediarIy afUr r-o"iTins ne
order"
This rrror, /. not credi I'd here, and pro
crieIna,.d in the fat that G.n. acCl-iian has
been, or is probably 20 BE, summoned h-r- as 4
wines ur,on the Porter court marital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
1uE McpnXELL CnI-RT eY INqUIEY.

Today Lieut.. Colonri Myers, Of the q uar;~f-
n s.er's Department, late Chief Quar~rniiIs-
ter Of Gen. McDoweIrs Corps d'Arme-, VA
examined with reference 10 the manner ~
which he procured supplies from the inhaoi-
tants @. the country in which that corps oper-
a,ed: the payments made 10 them or the receipts
given n. N ty Grnrral NcDowell's orders, &c-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

~ The BGItinsore Anericdn urges in view of
The ssdead lock" and The prospect Of European
Intervention, that every soldier available in
the loyal States be al once concentrated a.
Fortre,s Monroe and vicinity, and undcr Gen
eral McCI.llan-as he knows the way almost
theTo-te hurled upon the Confederate Capital
By aid Of every steam tug and gunboat that can
be gathered III the loyal States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
EXAMINING sCfGEoNs APPOINTED

The Commits Toner Of Pensions to-day made
the following appointments OF examining sur
scons OF his bureau. viz: Drs. BENZ r Means,
at Germantown, Pa Wilson Lockhart, a; Dan
Vile, Ind; II. u. Blackstone, At MartinsyilIe
Ind, and Matthew h. Bunncl, a. Lebanon,
T..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

$500 hbEk THK REVENGE LAy-Tha
I'M ~ ors%TIy Of David Barnes, Al Union
The internal revenue for nsGIert 70 49, g, OF
c+nsf, give oonds, make returns, &c, a rs-
quhed oy law: The penalty is forfsi,nr. ~
suit WV Shs c0S11 OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
L.. LEAI. NEEEIIIN

W. Irara ia; The chATge under which las
e -.r J. uu.~- SIR, J. FOR falling 20 oi--y Il
par icL!ar ord. from Gen. Doubleday. His
f:rc.nce is ;hat hire -tIarl;e orders were
t,roE GIT 10 hin By thTs- Vi Gen. H.. aids Iha
-ar.s moment, and he Gould not know whic1
va the last one issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
or, MILITARY BUDGET.
UN H~FI1II Ian

: Ph..ai-lrhia paper st.tes mat General
NJ Uaa IA. arrived hsp 10 give hIs tes'i-
-,.ory p, H. court mar al in the case Of Gen
y:,l Icn- PO-rsr Thjz announcement! Is pre-
rars-r. Ze !ouDt To'. The understanding
49, nm On Mcclellan left Warrington
Ir-- IN n would b. summoned whenever
IL 49, NOW was required, but we D. iiere ne
=. -. I'D ..r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

NEWS FROM CHAELgsroS.- Early in the
week party of five negroes-four men and q
woman-arfved here from the blork,d,ny tinet
on Cnarierton. They are refugees having ae
cap<d from The city on the night of the 12t u,t
ana made tastr way past the rebel batteries and
foft sumter, through The darkness, 20 one az
our ressei.. The condition Of AFFAIRS in ne
cty they describe rs being wr.tchad. Pro
vstons o. every kind are scarce, and the prices
sSove the reach OF tn. poor, who MANLY are
aepsoarnt upon public chsrity for support.
Anecfpaans an early attack by our iron lad
me people are flying from the ciry 10 r.en f,ald
eno Somervills, where immense frame huiId
Ass nave been constructed by the Charlie ton
muctcfpai authorities for the Le npor.ry sh.ttar
% tos poorest classes. Among the rulers there
ere ohsenssons and divided cou n els ras pa..tny
VII SNAIL be done In case our fiee. run the
gsenuet VI mo batteries and appear before the
city. The obstruction before surrender, nartv
novever, WA fast losing prestige, and rather
-. ,osr al, thrrr was a general willingness
expressed Inst the Yankee shouId orrnny IN !,
city even as New Orleans is occupied The two
IAns which were built for the protection OF The
nafoof have proved partial failures. A. The
e ~ were not Of sufneient power 20 drive
the vessels through the water at the REQ uisi,.
speed--Port Royal Is. CO. Ness SoaM, Dee. g,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
- 3es-sEvESrH srREs1-as" a
fgE ORIGINAL Z"
- CHEAP CASH STORE. ~

FURNITURE:-YCRN
sofss. Reeking Chairs, Arm chsiss. sac osAI1s'
Cane and Wood seat Rock ers and Chsirss
BAdGeaAs, Bureaus wAshstands,
Lounges. f.blee, Cottage sets,
y,npy Lind Bedst<sds, Hair MetRetses,
Fsether bess Bolsterr snd Pillows,
usk and Busk and Cotton MATTRESSES,
Comforts, Blankets.
window Shades.
T,cor sid Tso,a Oil Cloths, o,
A general assortment Of Grocery ana ttass ware
CsaI Oil Lam % Of various patterns.
Brorrns Tub Baskets. Cordage.
Blsckire Black ing Brushes, de.
Pprfurnery Sos ps, Hair OILS,
Pocket and Table Cutlery,
Plated Fsrks nd Spoars,
Alnat;a Table and Teaspcsus.
Store, ard Tin Ware,
suffers Goods, Fancy Goods,
Hair Brushes Tooth Brushes,
busters. &c, de.
Tcxrth, r With : general assortment Of BsssekAs2-
ing Articl-s Ssich viii be sold cheap FOR cash
orfy. BOSTZ Il GRIFFITH 800 IN a.
a. =, - b~tp cen and streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

The London Times deems the effort, IN
place Prince Alfred, aged IL, and to ha tw,
years under regency, upon the throne 81 Or -,
enureiy unaTailing, and concludes an opposin >
article IN this fashion: No! let Greece rhoosln
no. = ooy, but grown man OF mind and rxu.
enSeOone who will ba able 70 bring order nut
OF tnr confusion which now prevails, and nv
eeAercise OF his mature Judgment To control
i.cuous politicians, and a r-stless and h,If.
instructed multitude ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

- call IL in circulation in New York 10
mass meeting 70 give an expression Of III
public opinion upon the conduct of the war il
view Of The disaster at Fredericksburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
FOR THEsHOLiOAYS.
VI. w. GAIT BROTHER
ell stientiou TO their unusually lar &c ut Of
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS.

W &c hssorer ut OF
SEw AND ELEGANT GOODS.
designed especially for the
HOLIDAY TRADE
Besides 8 vastly sup@ risr assortment Of
WATCHES JEWELRY SILVER AND PLATED
WARE,
To any heretofore Offer ed 10 their customers Thcv
invite special attention To their stock Of
r,:-R !fH PARIG p;SGy EnOnS
Lair. Highly OrnamentAd Writing Desks
Dressing Ca7es. Work Boxes, Odor stand.
Gard Receiver, Jewel Cases Photograph tlburns
Psns. Glove Boxes. Porte Monnsies Gard Casas
CC2nosD Steel and Jet J.welry, Liquor Cases,
VI. W GAIT & BROTHER Jewellers
oi--ht 30 1 PNnnE ylE aIlia avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

Observation-Disclosures John u. Filler. OF
Ind, and Hugh II. Il utchins, OF Ohio, frst-cIass
clerks, hay- BEEN trsnsf erred from the Gems US
10 the Pension Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

- Gov. LetchPr publi.ses a Letter T. 49,
hiSbmODd papers, denying that he ha, sn~ " Vac
Sonal Acquaintance with Fernando W., ta -
that n b1s ever seen him; and thai no ts.,s- W
veroa! communications have pas sed BET 80
Len STAGE Virginia svceded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

- Congregational deIe galion yesterday
waited upon III" President 10 urge that Hon.
Iii Ihayer be appointed military governor Of
Florida, with power 20 raiss a force of 2OGOG
loyal fmgrants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
Tho WARM Tennessee

CAIEo. Dec. IA considerable force OF rah-l
cavalry y reported to ~ IN thu vicinity Of J AK
son. Tpun. II - supposed :,a. thy arr u'id~E
the command Of Morgan. Ample preparations
srr icing made TO resist any attack they N y
MAKE.
Ali l. quiet Al Oxford, Mis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

daring burglary WAS committed q,
Y uno'y mornins, at No. 10 Duane street Nv
BORING through q double wall, 2s incbss
olosness, from room in n tenerneut.bouS
anlotning. The stolen property, con,isting -
1870 20 tne amount Of about $4,000, wae r..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

nrm IN Hartford engaged in The mann,
tss uIs OF clothing for the army and navy, !,
SA.stoO and upwards for the i,u ,ln,-, nj
september and Octob-r. The bu .incs" =, 10, Gi
80 ~ oots not pay heavily, a. the taxes ar,ount
rnu per coat, more than the maker "a,
t1,s any means gain a. profit in the manu Ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

sOIhe President has not set -igned r!.e bill
ioI NE admission OF Western Virginia as a
state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
TREAsCRy OF THE UNITED STATES
WARRINGTON Da-

WAsHrsGTos Dec. 9, 1852
On Mednesdsy last. the Sd instant there dis.n
pecareo from tLIs ONCE package of blank Ger
ciucStes OF lnce 5t@dness of the denomination NJ
n'e thousand dollars. nuIn5eref from i15.I tn
ie,rU. tcth inclusive. No Certificates like thsm
viii ever ke issued 0' "A- H"ii'
The true Certificates OF the denomination Of f va
thoutahh doiIars have their numbers waTTTRy oy
IHE FACE IN red ink, - the UPr.R corner direc.ly
under the marginal border The words aif RI,
order blank be not flled mp this Certificate lanai
10 =, WIZ be p.id TO bearer are PRINTED Oy
IhE PACK of the Certificates, in red ina All that
nav be-p issued since about the LIST instant com
m,HelnR about No. II 900, have the ls-ss denoini.
certificates that vii issue from this Office in fn
tnre, VIII be Ii Re those Issued heretofore Thosa
IN the lost package differ from the genuine in hsy
nE Ife words above quoted, viz" the order
blank be not hllei up, this Certificate, Issues TO
" vii be paid 70 bearer" eagyapri OF he facs
there taking the rsce Of the border and eontin
ue,i below on each end, over the engraved dsn,pi-
nations Or OGD." The numbers are pyinti In q,
Sch end In red ink, UNDER the 'i5oOJ de ,omin.
!on; the large demo ton is in green inI Ger.
% 1hs Of enc theqsspd dol
neen ana are being issusdi but none Of that denom
lnation have be en- lost.
On all genuine Certificates there Is An ornat. p
ure or garland placed over and under each of the
Two scroit Containing the ominatiOnal figures
800" The garland matches three iudentatiou,
OF the scro' running leny;hwiSe Of the Certic .ts
ara - aeGn: eo-quarters of an inch long IN
eighth Of an inch wide in the center tap-rin both
ways from the center. On the lost Certidrst.s
R.R SPINNER.
ue H-lw treasurer Of tie United States,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

st TIr no FoiT 5ii577=..,
for them could b. discovered