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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

FOURTH wARD-SECOND PRECJNCT-|
Notice ie here BY given that in conformity to the
provisions of the charter OF the city Of
IN election will be hold on Monday. the ID dsy OF
June next, At the west wing of the City Hail base
ment story, for Mayor. TO servo two years, one
member of the Board of Aldermen, TO serve two
Years, and three members Of the Board of Common
Council, TO serve one year, for SAC Ward.
folis Will open at O'Clock n and close 81
p. N. LEONARD HARBAU6H
CHAS. w. BOTELER, Jr,
PETER F. BACON,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-17

American & Foreign Patents
r. H EDDY
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
'1a's agent OIL y. Patent oHce, Washington, ana.r
the Act ct 1887,
~ sssse street., opposite KiIby ST., uosten.
FTER an extensive practice of upwards Of TWEEN,
years secure Patents the United A.
-aset Great Britain, France and other forsion 80
Ile'. Caveats SPECIFICATIONS, ents, and ali Pa
pefs or Drawings for Paeht executed ON liberal terus.
and with despatch. Researches made into American %,
Foreign Works todetemine the validity or utility of Pa
tents or Rvenons,- gal or other advice
matters toucnlhg The same. Copies Of the claims n
any fatent furnished by RENTING One Dollar Assign
ments recorded at Washin gton.
Ihe Agency is not only the largest in New Enplard
out through inventors have advantages for securi
OF ascerainng the patentability of inventio
If not immeasura to any VIII
can be offere them elsewhere. The Testimonials hc
even ~ en- prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL ATT
II THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGEs a" AMI ' Az
he would add that he has abundant reason tn believ
ca prove, that at other office of the kind are tn
ohaIges Tor professional services moderate The I'M
mense practice of the subscriber during twenty years
past mas enabled him TO accumulate vast collection Of
SPECIFICATIONS and official decisions relative to patents
hese hesldes his extensive library of legal and mechan
ca works, and ul accounts of patents granted in the
United States and Europe render him able bevond
on TO oher superior facilities for obtaining natents
All necessity OF Journey to Washington, to procure a
inventors. ''' save
TEsTIMoNIA1s
regard Mr. Eddy of the most capable c.. sue
cssy"f practitioners with whom have had Official inter
CHAS. MAsON,'' Commissioner Of Patents.
pave no hestatio in assuring Inventors that thew
cannot "hp'oV person competent and trustworthy
aha more capable OF putting their applications in form
10 secure for them early and favorable consideration
"' Tie ratehl once EDMUND BURKE;
=, =, Late Commissioner of Patents.
ar. X. IL, Eddy has made for me TIL lRTEFN asph
caohs, on all but one of which patents been grant
ca, ana that one is nav pending. Suck unmstakab BILE
proof OF great talent and ability his part leads me to
recommend al inventors to apply him procure their
patents, as they may be of having the muIt faithful
attention bestowed their caues and at very reasonable
charges John TaCC Art,
during eight months, the subsche, in course of his
large practice, made, twice rejected applications
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was de-
eided In his favor, by the Commissioner of Patents.
- X. Fl. EDDY
boston, Dec =, 1861. 30fvI
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-17
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREk4uAw
4 O'CLOCK p. M
TO THE FREk.uAyv

New YORK, Nov. Is. A special dispatch
states that rsclamations had been made on
England for damages suffered by our commerce
from the rebel cruiser Florida, which sailed un-
British papers from a British port.
~ 1t is believed that this hint will not be lost on
England, and that she will stop the iron cad
fleet now supposed to be building for the reb-
els from sailing out of ports into which our
armed vessels are not admitted.
According to information received here no
one of these rebel iron-clads will be ready for
three months.
Gen. Burnside, has submitted his plan of the
crmpaigr to the authorities at Washington
As soon as response is received from them,
the army will move.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is. A dispatch from
headquarters of army of the Potomac, dated
this morning says there was nothing important
10 communicate.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l6. Nothing has been
received from Fortress Monroe to-day.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-17

BALTIMORE, Nov. l6. Nothing has beer
received from Fortress Monroe to-day.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-17
NOTICE.
Cavalry Horses Wanted.

DCBllC notice is hereby given that Lieut. Col. Preston
Of the list Vermont Cavalry Regiment is uy author.
lied by the proper department of the public service to
purchase horses for the use Of said Regiment Horses
offered for sale to the United States for service must
conform fully to the Revised Specifications these re
cards, viz: Sound in all particulars from to l6
hands high not less than six nor more than nine years
old to be bay, brown BLACK or sorrel good soua
rioters, bride wise and siz. sufficient the purpose
above named" for which fair prices will be paid.
Lieut.. Col Preston and the undersigned will be at
West Randolph the Goth and 2lst Thursday and Fri
sayJ, Of November ard at Montpelier the oath and
18th Monday and Tuesday, for the purpose OF inspect
and purchasing such suitable horses as may be Of
ed Other times and places of purchase, may be here
after des gnaed OF which due notice WILL if necessary be
gven. CAPT. R. W. CLARKE,
Assistant Quartermaster of Vols. U. s. A.
Bratteboro. VT, Nov. 10Th, 1852. noylltf
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-17

Trsins Going South and East.
Leave Montpelier al 4S A. III SIS and 10 So
M ALL TRAIN leaves Rouses Point AZ 450 A. NJ. st.
WI Adams at 6 80 BurIin gton 7, Ii A. NJ, con-
meeting at White River junction wthtrains for aud from
Wells River, 81. Johnsbury and Lntletnn, aud with
Northern Railroad for Boston, Lowell, Worcester &c
and connecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire R. X
or Boston and with Vermont Valley r. r. for Spring
at 10, Is p. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point at sos A. ID fol
Burlington and Northied. Connecting at Burlington
with boats for whitehall, &c.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogdensburg at 10 60 NJ.
Mont zeal at 90 Houses Point 30 H., arry
ing at Boston at oiU M connecting at Bellows Fails
with Cheshire r. r, for Boston and Wore and with
Vermont Valley r. r. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving In New York at 20 p. NJ.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier at O3 M. 735 NJ. and 50 P N
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 1870 A. NJ, via. Lowell
Lawrence or Fhchbnrg Leaves Springfield at 7.25
Bellows Falls at 1928 NJ, connecting at White River
Junction Wth Northern H. K. from Boston and with Pas
sumpsc H. H. tor aud from st. JUbnSbury and tlcton
arriving at Burlington at Gas aud 81 Adams
30 M, OgdensburgL $50 and Montreal at 10 80
P
AccoNMoDATIoN TRAIN leaves Norlhfeld at 1920 A. NJ
and Burlington at 95 M, for Kouses Point and Mon
treal.
NrGHr Express TRAIN lea yes Fellows Falls at IS
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. r. leaving
New York at 500 NJ, and from Cheshire Il. r.
leaving Boston at 800 P. Nj. connecting at
White River junction with train leaving Boston at
800 NJ. via Lowell or Lawrence. Leave Whit lie
River Junction at 1883 Nj, arriving Burling on
at 500 NJ, Rouses Point at 100 NJ, Montreal at
1000 a. M. and Ogdeusbugh at 1910 NJ, connect ng
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and The
West.
Sleeping cars attached to both the night expires
trains uhning between Ronse's Pointand Boston.
Through Tickets Tor Chicago and the Vest for sale a.
the principal stations.
G'NERRlLL, sup't
ST. Adams. VT. June %. 1869.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-17
The GREAT CAUSE OF
II u III a TT hT T S ER Y

Just published in a Sealed Envelope Price cts
LECTJRE BY DR.. CulVERwELL ON THE
Mental and Physical Debility, Nervousness Epiiepsy
Impaired Nutrition Of the Body, Lssitule Weakness
Of the Limbs and Back, Indispositon and Incapac-
lty Tor STUDY and Labor, Dullness of apprehension
Loss OF Memory Aversion to Society Love Of Solitude
fimdity, Self Dstrsst, Dizziness Headache Affections
OF the Eyes Pmpes the Face Involuntary Emissions
and Sexual ncapaeity, the Consequences of Youthful In
discretion, &c &c
~ This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated, often seafcted evils NAV be re-
moved without medicine and without surgica
operations and Should be read by every youth and
man in the land
sent under seattle any address, in plain, sealed an
velope, on the receipt OF six hostage stamps
by addressing
CHAS. j. E.. KLINE Co.
p" Bowcry, NewYork. fns. Office Box 45s
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
Police Iufelli1euc~.

AIrrtfr Al BrRGi.Aav--Jn Monday afternoon daring
attempt 70 commit burglary the premises Of
Nr Piwatd Knapp, No 80 West Forty fourth street. the
family being absent country. suspicious looking
character was observed banging around the house Ia
srccting mnutey. Having made up his mind thar the
ha kicked IN the bottom OF the front door
was tho act OF sending boy whom ho had with
him Through tho aperture, when private watchnan cans
along ana eaw him When the Waterman made hs ap-
pcafarce tho thief jumped tho fence ran down
tie street. pursued hoily by the watchman ex Officer
rom who y>s Ia The vicinity After protraced chase,
Tie puraued ard the arrived the er of
hort third street and Eighth avenne where tho former
fnped in'n butcher cart hard by and was about 70
ssge The tho purpose OF driving or when no was
arrested hy UtUer Van Ges, Of the Twenty second Pro-
onct On being brought before Justice Kelly gave hts
name NJ Charles Thomas, als.s Williams He was CON-
nitted.
ArirnT SulcDE--About avc O'Clock yesterday
morning Lonisa Ann Adams, widow aged orty, and
who resdes at 102 Sixth avenue jumped nom The rear
socond story window 70 the yard while iaborng uader
NJ insanity inufiug herself Ia various places very
eyCrey.
Err or ScANptt---cccro Daakse, n very wealthy
Washington gsntomln, came 10 this city wilh his
dsshiug youne VITO alSut two months ago aud took
house on Staten Island whore he has resided
Within tho past couple OF days three bench warran a
verc sent from Washington for his One Of 1ho
documents charges lin with having committed rape
moves u The s0loas shrovqhaat the capital. Tns twa
others charge him with assault and battery. eteclivs
Farley took the geninan under his especial ~
snd accompapsi htn 10 Washington last Seeming The
nr soner Il rnan Of forty while hs bhonling aud Va.
tsfcsling wife "a bu, svsss slgbtsea
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

ss 4o,<c. s4Tc. Flour sss buoyans and easier for
common and medium grades, wniie extra brands we're
unchanged The transactions moderate. Wheat
dali for qualities while prime 10 choice lots
we're scarce and arm and ina demand gooa Torn was
some less active, and prices were arm, with sales Of
sound shipping lots of Western mixed - soc 0Oc Pork
good request prices arins sales ~ mess
At sII 3Ths Sil so, ,Nnd heavy barrels At I'll TO-
and prime at 50 sT1sa $40 l31s Sugars we're nrinsr,
and The auction sae Of New Orleans indicated An advance
OF Sc medium and &c Coz choice grades The sales,
including 500 hhds New orleans ey auction, embraced
1ss! do and 400 boxes Coffee was quiet Dealers were
awaiting the sale oil the I'D inst The stock
embraced II6esl bags Rio and santos and l51 ,o4i
packages or all kinds Freights steady and rates
unchanged. while engagements we're moderate Wheat
Liverpool in bulk and bags at II "a l2d and
-four IS. Cd To London wheat at l3d and noar
a. IS. 1924. = Is. asked. To Glasgow wheat wAs en
gagged :; iS,sd In bulk and ships bags.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

10 barn. built oS stone wbch had been turned int
iort There being timber nearer than . miie -
'hrass dogs have clesn sweep. Rains, at last ac-
counts was mnding tho distance sharply II the reia.
foroemens arrived before the rebels skedadcied tners
Is prospect that We shah hear news OF an interesting
fight In that quarter ut an early mofnsnt
guerilla night took place the bend OF the Charica
river last week Lieutenant Colonel voolfolk, OF Coonsi
hcFerrans regiment attacked portion OF Porter's men,
killing twenty three with Union loss Of one killed and
twelve wounded.
Oa Monday last, while a meeting or the citizens "
Grandy county being hold. eight miles north OF
Trenton. the county seat sixty eighty whs
were parade under the militia order were
captured by one hundred and fifty guerillas, who
came suddenly upon them They were detained
about hours and then parolod There Is supposi
ton current in the vicinity that he whole affair ives
preconcerted 70 relieve the captured company a
militia service by alleging their parole not TO hghe
great fright took place at Sedaa on Wednesday night,
occasoned by report that Quantrel and tive thousand
troops approaching that place The troops were
under all night and the women children ana sicx
suddenly hurried into amply freight and cattle cars
ready TO be hauled OF IN 0f An attack IL proved
groundess excitement.
train tho North Missouri Railroad was ared Int
Wentzvile the 10Th Lieut. FAINT, with some re-
cruts for the 1hrty.second MI souri, Infantry es the
train and captured Of the supposed asAlsnts Hs
now safe ia the military prison.
The organization Of the State militia has progressed =
rapidly that by the LIST pr0ximo 1t n expected % s0o
men will be equipped and ready for active service
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

GrERnLA WAnrAHE-lNroHrANc or Ca
yAIRY.--The mistake made jim reducing the
number Of cavalry regiments enrolled under
the Presidents second call has been rendered
painfully evident by the success attending the
guerilla operations of the enemy. No arm OF
the military service is 50 efficient in putting
down This mode Of warfare as cavalry. II wc
had had half dozen more cavalry regiments IN
Kentucky and Tennessee Morgan aid the other
partisan rangers who are laying the country
d-solate would ere this have had stop put to
their predatory forays. IT. the new leyies we t7,st
provision will be made for eqgippIig and
mounting ut least twenty thousand more
cavalry. II Che purchases Of horses ara made
BY competent military officers, and subjected
10 y ti.il MEDICAL examination such frauds
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

otg RHBEiIJov AND EUgoPEAn REvotrrfoSS.--
In Europe the real character Of this rebellion
and OF efforts TO crush it are very
truly appreciated. Tho democracy OF Europe
synpsthze with the North The arstocracy
OF EUROPE syrnpathizc with the rebels. AZ our
Revolutionary war stimulated the French
Revolution, so our success during this war has
stimulated Garibsld Let US remember, also,
that the French Revolution Of 1913 began in
Italy; that iis coming was iirst indicated by
the elections in Germany; aud that the recent
elections in Prussia. preceding Gsribaldi >
crusade against Rome, were exceedingly reyo-
luiionary. Who knows bat that history is
about to repeat Itself The war in this coun-
try j. exciting the democracy OF all Europe,
and though Napoleon has prepared for rcvo-
luton b. widening the street Of Paris so as TO
permit the use OF artillery and by macsdaniz-
ing the roadways so as to prevent the stones
being torn up to erect barricadcs. still, when
the people wish TO revolt they will perhaps
find means Co be successful. Thus affairs on
the Continent have at present troubled look.
and when ths democratic government has
caded the reLellion--as IL will IN few
months aud stands armed cup-apie, with o-eI
! n,llior. Of men in the field, and over ono
hundred iron-clads aAoat. who can tell how
soon the leaven Of our institutions may leaven
tho whole worldg
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

as were committed when the first batch Of
volunteer cavalry regiments we're raised will
be entirely prevented and the service rein
forced TO an extent that will enable Us TO fol-
low up and entirely suppress the partisan
rangers Of the enemy. One cavalry regiment
in guerilla operations is worth three of in
fantry; ard if We would put speedy and
Simultaneous end to. the war in the revolte1
States we will have to bear this fact steadily
n minds
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

torston Of the city to full adhesion 70 the
Union, the tribturay States indicated will also
be quietly reclaimed.
In fact, with the recovery of Richmond We
believe the rebellion everywhere will be sub
stantially ended, except in South Carolina; and
to General Butler, most likely, will be reserved
the task of restoring chat refractory State to law
and order from his headquarters In Charleston;
aud all the country will say ameni
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

REacyal.-1he American Telegraph Company nav
removed tneu branch oncs IN Williamsburg, <. I, fron
Is South seventh street 70 the Wall House, corner
south Fifth and Fourth srccis, where messages Be
forwarded with despatch TO a PARTS Of the cities Of New
York and Brooklyn, also 10 all places In tho untsd
Ntnica and tie Rritieh Prny incea
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
Hupso. Ever RAmso.o--Ex1sA rsAlss 70 Arp rses ga.

Hupsos RIVER RAHRoAo-Fx1aA TnArss TO AND FROM ga
xaroGA.-ior The accommodation Of visitors 70 Saratoga
the directors OF this railroad have decided
tra Irain the Hudson River Railroad wh,ch will loAvs
New Ycrk al A. NJ and rua through to Saratoga, srrv
ins there az 15o r. M. eseryds Returning the trssa
viii leave Sarscga at is r NJ, aud arrive in this city
st9? NJ Both OF these Taios will through wthoa
~. .orn ~ oars
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI.

Reported Attack on . Small Body Of
Militia by . Large Rebel Guerilla
Forcc-UnioM Loss Three Hundred
Rebel LOss About Five Hundred--nIoye-
ments OF Governor Phelps, OF Arka nsss-
Lexington Secure Against Attack, Sc.
81. LOUIS, August IS, 1861
night took place west Of Warrensburg Friday last
in which three Thousand guerlas, under Quantrel and
Hughes used up eight hundred State miitis commanded
BY Major Emory 8. Foster, mortaiy woundng the
latter.
The Union loss In killed, wounded and missing was
three hundred.
The rebel loss was near ave hundred tho rsbeis
captured two cannon.
sT Ious, August 10, 1893
The city was full Of vague yesterday that a
fight had occurred Friday last Lex ngton between
about 800 federal troops and the gueras Of Quartefs
Hayes, and Hughes gangs in which the fedorals were
defeated but ofica advces have yo been received
Passengers by the Pacific Railroad, however, bring
reports that night did occur Friday at Lone Jack
Jackson county, about twenty miles southwest Of Isx'
ingtcp, between parts of Colonel Philips and Crttsn
dens regiments of State troops 300 strong and about
1900 rebels under Quanrell and other guerilla chiefs,
resulting the defcnt OF the State forces with loss
200 killed and wounded and two pieces Of artillery
Official accounts expected to-day.
Hon. John S. Phelps, Military Governor and VIM. r.
Swzier, Secretary OF state OF Arkansas left yesterday
for Hslena, Arkansas
Coiones EcGil and Guitar have been promoted 10 br
gader general Of the enrolled militia for tho recent
battles xith the gueriras.
IFMKGrcs, Mo-. Ansust Is, 1892
Srigadier General has reached here with Teiu
foreenen;s rendering he safety Of the place saln
The guboat Nercer Is also here, which vallbe
service IN Of attack.
some u quanires general orders have boon fo1nd
lear here they asked all persons wishing TO escape be-
ing drafted into the federal army Join his company
where they win hnd arins and ammunition 70 ope
ege,nst the federal troops At ayory possible
point. they also state that every man liable TO be
drafted into the United States Army who is found g9os
20 any federal miithry post person ho known
70 have reported 70 any military post the whereabouts
u Southern mon, shall be shot wherever found aiso,
one known 10 have paid money TO the federal govern
mont 10 exempt him from military duty is liable TO have
his Ghact aud property tskenfor the Of the Soulhe
army.
These orders emanated from the commanding oic sr'
recagnized regular soldiers by The rebel Secretary
War.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

TBE REVOLUTIONARY WAN 10 BE CONCLUDED
This civil war is the third act Of drama OF
xbich the war 81 1912 was the short second set
and the war Of tle Revolution the drst. The plot
og this grand drama Is the separation of Aneri-
"a from EUROPE and the esta5, .shueus >, u
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

BaLTIMoFx, August 10, 1853
despatch from General Kelly, az Cumberland, Nd.
says that p;ckets rod Ronney road yes
terday afternoon and one man mortafly wounded A
force sent guraui. overlook party Of bashwhaokers
North RIVER Nills a,scei them and killed the
tprious guerilla boo Edwards. Tue escaped The
fnnsntnIna
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
great. unrivallea empire in this New World

great, unrivalled empire in this New World
This rebellion concludes the work which our
Declaration of Independence began, and at its
close the connection between this country and
Europe will be severed forever. Our Southern
rebels are the last remnant Of the tories OF the
old Revolution, and therefore England sympa-
thizes with them ana they naturally affiliate
with England. When they are suppressed the
last tie which bound US TO the old country VIII
be cut, and Brother Jonathan, having at last
achieved his entire Independence Of his step
mother, Britannia, will proceed to fulfil his glo-
rious destiny and complete the long list Of his
inventions. by building up world here which
shall surpass and supersede the Old World Of
the Eastern hemisphere.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

WALL AcK's TtoAfI+.--Mr. Florence taxss bis bsnsAs
this evening, with vel varied and attractive bin Hs
well of the public lor the spirited manner
which he has carried on his summer campaign, and
that he will meet has reward In oyeracwns
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
THE SITUATION.

New YORK. "wednesday, August 20. lsos
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. BroadwAv.-GsS.
Tow Tsuns-Cox NuTr-LEARNEp SkAI &C.. as all nours.
Love AND LIVERY, afternoon and evening
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

CHRISFy's OPERA HOUSE. "a, Broadway -RrxIorrAN
DoNcs, DAscEs, kc-STAruK LcyrR
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

i NrxoNS CREMORSE GARDEN Fourteenth street and
$iHth avenle.-orERA, BALLs1 PROMENADE CoHcsRF AND
RuUua MA
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

WOODS MINSTREL HALL 5l4 Broadv ay.-EraroriA
BosGs DAsvEs &c.--SASDy GIBSON.
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str-st-1ixRRIcx BoY-rYo H8Avigs-FRIsKY ConslEa.
SAETiEs CONCERT HALL. 6l6 Broadway-DaAwrso
keos ENTERTAINMENTS.
PAeIsiAN CABINET or WONDERS, sss Broadway
Open oally from iV A. NJ. un 10 r. N.