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ROBERTS
SYRUP 81 TnI .9, SH EE sHHz q, AsD TAR
OBSTINATE COUGHS AND COLDS.
Itisa most useful remedy to persons troubled
with Weskness and Pains in the Breast and frrits-
sn VI SssTr1 ssss
and the hesipf properties OF Tar In ten cases gu!
80 cents win generally suffice to effect the cure
,s ss. .se sy4n, my q Will
CHERRY and Tar, and have found i re best ana
S a:.s T ;ass e. e:
'nf''' No. 1919 k Sfs 4 IaI street.
Having used DR.. Roberts Syrup of Wild Cherry
ana Iar, C rseommena 1t Is IN excellent remedy
Rev s. 4. WILSON, go Hartford avenue.
d .n S:s o sG y p Pr ssse
.! A'se i1 3 III. Sh4 D:t SFSTT bFas 81:
e~@ 1h4 Gp41esA \ CO.. @~e
tnorth sidsJ between zen Eth and 18th SITS.
AP Gas5 & III ssel Ho FL "a
ssi! sns AND ErSsstaLAssEs
WIN sIi e ptssEf,SssssRss Glasses
at the lowest prices. delo
To hotels, eR GRO I ! sSEssrAuRAsrs, PR.
VATE FAMILIES, 60.
tie Subscribers have just received . fresh ship.
ment Of
800 CASES ST. JULIEN AND FLORRAO
Refs,
winch they offer for sale At New York prices.
Also, they have constantly on hand
A L0rgs nnd WaU Cxl.-,<d S,,~I
gsoice BRANDIEs,
sbs nMsAdD!ERIAs, PORTS, sHERRIEs,
sovukHBf3 sx,, OLD RE, SCOTCH, and IRISH
g sHeSSSssNh Es of all s.zor,ts brands,
EeNDeN AMP puBLIN P0RTERs,
5aIt%5S dd88fEbbb bsk,hs e ma sSt EseL1sH DAIRY
sA9bLSEss ksMp's THEORETICALLY SEALED
siESETEEGAs GERMAN ana ENGLISH ooRD1ALs,
hIsH SOFA MATHS,
G sSN o9 Y6U& H HHHsSSNo fRss IMPERIAL Hr
''ifh 90 eItensIye sssoEtmsnt u
FANCY GROCERIES,. +.
BININGER e. co.
Established n76)
Branoa-2le Pa. avenue, opposite
Willsrds' Hotel, Washiug t0n
~. sIst reosfved 8 small bot of Odicere' Liaaor
1910 an'T
M ANDREW j. JOYCE
t'aAf ne round st his old stand where he has
pa trehs ' ~ ' oiu
Repairing of all kinds done with p,om o.oss. . =.
~ Tic '~a' hsnnsF' d. n-im
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GAS FITTING, &c.

0dO L lN0, &C.
ARE No. prepared Q :1.sa.s Any order. with
rruMEiSsfN eSsy 81 iF Il susr-
~ ster. on Ninth street. few doors north Of
sas %xfES and G. .a Gas
in ss. As .nd f ars s.y receiving GAS
s,ss i ,ss ss.sS.s Style
s XII nRs .n:
confident that We have the best selected stock In
II &l We Work in tn. .bov. lin. insru,t.d to our
I mar ri e %SR HERs 's MeeasN s7e street.
OFFICIAL.
0EpARrNEsr e. . sTATa; ,.,,.,,.t ~,
The sesretAry Of stsse will hereafter receive Mem
pers of Congress on business Saturdays, com.
nencfng with Saturday, the nrst Of next month.
Jan Tiff WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
CHS At CON TIoN
- FIRST 1WaAkRDi
WHAT USES IT.
IT'S
BAR & b n q HI RS
NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Lately Opened,
No. 11s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 18th and 10Th SITS.
EVERY BODY Is RUSHING THERE
wELL-MADE + F1sH1oNABLE SUITS,
As that s the very place for every body 70 buy
AFINE OUTFIT CHEAP
Please remember that our motto IL
FAIR DEALING AND Low PRICES
Gall at once and procure your bargains oA-9m-
20 TAKE NOTICE. sO
Ne: y .; l 3 EAsE 1rvfssus,
and the
Having every '; soSsS e s SSISf
DECORATIVE PAINTING,
sSaf RsThBIfnaENr
He has no hesitancy in selecting q continuance
HIS rkIoHf Az R5R Rk4 EsEAeEFf1osAp1,
And ''FifpfF IN BBf!i
~ R''"e'"Ss' the "a ssT ghnIs1.n. .vrNrr
ocn-sm Between sixth and seventh sis.
GREAT ONsTRArIoN!
GRAND RALLY
MEN Am BOYS
IN whSrOF
y l. o T H N @,
ArrHE
BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN,
No. 460 SEVENTH STREET,
Where you can find
THE LARGEST BEST AND CHEAPEST
STOCK OF CLOTHING
In this city.
STORE CROWDED WITH BARGAIN SEEKERS,
who get fitted out In short time and at
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION!
Webave inst replenishsd our stock and think It
eXcels anything in this market. We guarantee TO
sell at Low prices, eur motto being
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS!
early "a convenient our store lie 20 full In the
II hit u M IRIS u t pss Clothing House
In town. at No. 400 Seventh st; near =;
No. $50 Seventh street, and
no % Corner Twentieth at. and Pa av
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4
PINE-CUT CHEWING and SMOKING roBAC
co, which invite attention to before purchasing.
wM. II. THOMPSON,
$40 Ninth street,
d23lm- one door from Peuns. avenue
For the Holidays.
4. II. BINiHGER L co.,
BRANCH OF Nos. 10 AND 81 BROAD ST., NEW Y oRK,
OFFER FOB SALE AT THEIR STORE,
Ne. as7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET,
SIGN OF THE OLD KNrcKERBoCKER,
THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
TO BE FOUND IN THE METROPOLIS.
FINE GROCERIES, CAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No. MACKEREL,
KENNEBEC SALMON,
sOUsED & PICKED LAMBS TONGUES,
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with all the
LUXURIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON
Messrs. A. II. B. d Co. are also Sole Projectors
Of BINIEGERS CELEBRATED
LONDON DOCK GIN,
Put up in Quart Bottles for medicinal use
Also, Sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
~An articles bought at their store warranted
of the first quality and forwarded to any part of the
city free Of expense.
As We intend to be permanently located, We re-
specially request families to give US call
ABRAM N. BINiSQER,
HENRY T. CAPEN
wAsHIxeTog, December. 1862
A. NJ. BININGER co. have no eonnexion with
any other House.
dzs-a ROLLIN CHURCH, Agent
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ROSWELL & WARMERS
COL RIFIC
Colors hair q beautiful and natural Brewn or
Black, leaving 1t soft and glossy WILL NOT BURN
Or CRISP THE HAIR Ike dye. No sCasA or prep1ya-
tton required. Simply applied with brush. War
ranted best AID chespest Try it, and you will use
NO other. FtNSTON d SOOFIELD
General Agents, New York ;
de H-lm' And 302 street. near Willsrds.
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mpIA RgBBEl Doors AID SHoEs-rhe sboys NJ
Sssss sre sold ehssRer at n. A. Halls India Rub-
Per warehouse, $40 Pa. avenue, than at any other
geore in this city or vicinity This is So Can and
eAosfy yourselves. $40 Pa. avenue, noI-V
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.HssIRlsLI INDIA RuBBEn Goeps-Mr. h. "A.
Ian has Just received . lot Of Oaicers' Long and
Lsht dun finished Goats; also, dull fnished Pom
49, extra large sizes; also, lot Of blue English
IAnas very long. at 10 each; Also extra long and
nSht I'm wei ght) Rubber Cspes with sleeves which
= " selhrg At nanufscturers' prices ut his India
tVeon 9Th and 10th sb oe 49,
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Military OFFICERS win find the Mattress Cot
very dssir abe. il can be folded I'D into very
small space, fifth into a canvas bag It is strong
md durable. and can be converted int chair or
foanee st will, sBd In 30 arranged that IL may be
stuffed with hay straw. It is made o. both ear
Pet and canvas For sale at the India Rubber Store
81 Alien, Clspp Co., Penn. avenue, between 10Th
md nth SITS. de 10 I'm
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India RVsBsR GOopS.-It Is not sssry fol
Mr.. ii. A. Hall to enumerste the different Styles
ADd inas of Rubber and Gutta Percha manufae
tared goods that he keeps On hand he keeps them
all and glance int the beautiful store or list OF
pxiess given by his attendants will convince any
that his establ is really the only Ind "a
Rs66sy Warehouses, and il located st 1 Pa avence
Dsxt door 10 Messrs. Harper AitcRell's dry good,
warehouse, between 9Th and 10th SITS. de St
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DENTISTRY
& DIR. CHARLES R. BofRLER, 617
4 graduate OF the : 0
Baltimore Denfdl College.
n DIT has permission to refer TO J. O; Hall, y.
T., frederick May, 81. D., and W. P. johnson, II.
D: Rooms No. 33S Pa avenue, between 9th and
10Th SITS, over William Laee Store once hours
from Q .. N. to p m. oe Slim
Nl. LOOMS, N. D.. Ia fnvensor and Pstent>s
Of the MINERAL PLATE TiETH. attends
personally At his once In this city. Aany0y4
Defsons can wear these teeth who cannot
cannot wear these.
Persons calling 1t my ofioe can be accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may dssipe
bat to those who particular and wish the purest
eleanest strongest and most perfect deuture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE win b
Rooms is this city~No. SIS Psnnsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10Th streets. Also, 907 Arch st.,
Philadelphia. mar4-y
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lnpfA RuBBla GooDs.-The place TO buy you,
enboer Goats, Leggins, Camp Blanket Navelocks
hHaysrsaets and syery ,rtiele made from Indis
where YOU can obtain them At manufacturers
yrlees, $40 PennA. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
e0eeu. oc 7-H
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M ANDREW j. JOYCE
NAAY BE found st his old stand where be has ..
L E nnd varied stock of CARR ACES on hand.
patrons. PAWN ~ '' oiu
Repairing Of all kinds done with FROM p.ness a ,d
~ s"S ss"s nA~niSSfs d. H-im
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GOLD PAPsRHANGINGs.

TCO 100
Gofc ana velvet, Gold Stamped ard medina
priced GOLD PAPERS. Also a variety of GLAZED
ssd Bank PAPERS, at the lowest casi prices
MINpOW eHA DIS OF any requiret style or size
IN store or made 20 order. Orders for Paperhano,
ing or window Shades punctually executed in citv
country AZ wy
Terms asa for goods and labor, when Purchased
or executed. j. MARKRIfER
-. No. 4s6 Seventh street -
no li-eolstifr sdoors above Old Pellowsi Hill
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NE Sol DfEn's TRrE FRrEyD-Por over FORTY
years Doctor Hoie~aY hes been supplying ali the
armies Of Europe with his Pms sed Ointment
rbey having proved Themselves the only medicfnes
abs 70 cure the worst cases of Dysentery scurvy,
eeres: Mounds and Bruises. Every kna psack shoaid
contain them, Only Is cents per box or pot az
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E>ALL AND WINTER GOODS
l. MILITARY AND CIVILIAN
WALL, STEPHENS CO are now opsnine
their FALL AND WINFRR GOODS, embrscinss
ane DRESS COATS, DOESKIN PANTS VESTS.
OVERCOATs We have also . oomplste assort
nent OF BUSIyESS SUITS, made IA the most dn
rable manner. Ofcers will 6nd our Military Ooad.
DESTROYS to their wants. asavy woelen Bisnfsts
for camp use, ct Reasonable prices
WALL, STEPHENS CO.
322 PennsylvaDia avsnue
oo8d0 between eth and 10th streets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

We WOULD advise our lady readers to call at
2eA seventh street, between and NJ, to get their
stamping done. de 265t
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CoREs, BUEIoys, Callosities, Club and Inverted
haiis Enlarged Joints. Chillblains and all Diseases
a the Feet successfully treated without pain or
- Of blood, BY DR.. hte, Surgeon Chiropodist
p A24 ntyiyania avenue. between -Four and a,
nAu And sixth streets, Washington, D. @. Opera
an always walk immediately without the least
inconvenience Ladies' and gentlemen attends ed at
esir residences without extra charge no "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

9nEAf PRHrsYLvAHIA RoUfR ola Balti,rovs and
AorrisbErg te fhs Ncyfi aad Wsst-Tvo trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sunisy-quiek time
~ fare and sure connections Soldiers sold
orc1gh st Government rates. For tickets and fur
Aef informsnen apply st the ONCE of Great Penn
DyfvAnia Route, northeast corner of Penusylys Ms
avenue aud Sixth st., Washington 6tice open fror,
.. M: until p. m; on Sundays from to p m
"a A-U X. O. NORTON, Agent
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DRoPos ALsFoR WOOD.

de std Capt. Asst Quartrrn.strr u. {
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OLD Prices. VI
Having purchased our entire ~
N11S-z3ess STOCK Tor oA sH before the advance
We are enabled TO offer uupreced4uf,f
FURNITURE ' VI FL
Our stock IL nov complete in every ,a-.i.,ls-
ana we eordisny invite ali Who contemrI,te fgr'
nfshfns nromisinS saving of az least = ar cent
u ali who make their selection Of - ~ = -
necessary 10 PsrneulsriLe as our v,St stSrL IN.
con plete. ''0'''~
All We ask - 3 call 10 satisfy vou rSatyes
1OTELER * WILSON
Iron Hall. No 81 Pa ay.Dus
Ra4r
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The MoUNTAIy DEPARTMENT. =

The MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT. -
The Wheeling hteItigencer Of Sat.
urday learns through unofficial
sources, thst General Schenck hat
affected junction with General Mil.
roy at Montery, and that they both
new await O favorable opportunity
Tor q movement upon Gen. Jackson
and his rebel force, now retreating
he ore Gen. Banks.
Tho nucce ss!ul movment Of Gcncr.
VI Banks from Elinburg to New
Market, brought his forces to within
some forty.tive miles OF Stsunton. -
The forcos OF Generals Schenck and
Milroy ut Montery, are less than
thirty five miles from the came place
The retel Jackson has been slowly
driven hack on Staun,On as our
forces advanced. At the latest re.
port he had an army of 3 500 men,
and was erecting Qualifications on the
c.est OF the Shenandoah. We ex
pact that q combined movement Oh
the rebels by banks, Schenck ahd
Milroy will soon Lo made. and Jack
son will rnn to the cry of Fire on
the Mountains"
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Important to Females!
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

The combination of iu-rcd ,oHis ia these
pllS is the result uf \ long and cNtuiislVG prac.
ticc. They are mild IN their operation, and
certain in correcting al ! irr eularitcs, Painful
Mrn,trIttiuns, - removing AL ohstrucuonS,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache.
pain III the side. palpi,ation oi the hc'r,,
whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries, IA.
uguc, pain in the back and limbs, &c., disturb.
cd sleep, which arise from interruption of n;,.
turc.
DIR. CIIEEsEMAN's PILLS
WAS the commencement of a new era IN the
treatment oi those irregularities and obstruct'
tons which have consigned - many 10 Il PRE
MATURE GRAVE. M female can enjoy good
health unless she Is regular, and whenever a
obstruction takes place, the general health be
gins 10 decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eiiectual remedy ever known for
all complaints peculiar to females. To al
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10 thousands throughout the country, having
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ting wheu they should not be used, with cacl
bux-lhe Price 81 per box, containing IRON jt
10 60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remtling tC
the Proprietor. Sold by druggists generally.
X. II. lUTCilNGS, PRorRinroH,
20 Cedar street, New York.
rs- For sale by 5. d. FREY, FISDLAY, Ohio
March I, lsG2.-Gly
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Rebel Treatment Of Wounded.

The rebel barbariiics OF Bull Run
B.ll's Bluff, and Pea Ridge towards
the wounded Union men, w,re re
enacted on the CORY field Of Shiloh
The correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Times who was not only in tho bat.
tie but gave his attention to mat.
ters connected with it for somo days
thereafter, writos.
There are some shocking incidents
relative to the wounded. The reb.
els, 1t will DO remembered. took
possession OF portion OF the FEEDER
al csmp on Snndsy--actually sleep
ing, on Sunday night, in the tents OF
several OF our regiments. Most oi
our wounded who fell out side of
the line occupied by them on Sunday
night, fell into their hands. They
allowed the helpless to lio there
not even allowing the National sur
geons taken prisoners to attend to
them. Our poor fellows lay there
until the ground was retaken or
Monday. Some were found who
had crawled to water, and there
died. Some inhumsn barbarities
were also practiced upon the dead,
Some Of whom were stripped, and
in one instance, at least, the body
was mutilsted in the most vulgar
and blackguaid styl,! Msny were
found on which tho hugo Mississippi
bowie knives had been used after
death.
Many Of the wounded Secession
lists died before they we're founi af-
ter the battle. One party of about
forty men were found in ravinc,
where they had crawled to obtain
water. and some died with their
heads in the brooks. Another par
ty was found close to the Oorinth
road, partly consumed by fire. 1t
seems that they had been placed.
probably for shelter. in a pile of
brush, and then deserted. Our
shells act fire TO the brush heap, and
two days after the battle their crisp
cd bodies were found.
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The REBEL GUNS AT Y RKTowN

The REBEL GUNS AT Y RKTowN
MANNED by NeGR nEs. yorktown
letters to the Baltimore Journals
say that the rebel guns, especially
those on the heavy works, are man.
ned altogether by negroes, or at
least all the work Of swabbing.
loading and shifting them, ia done
by them, with white uien to oversee
and direct. White faces are seen
peering over the ramparts to watcl,
the III, ct of the ball, and our marks.
men choose q white mark with their
rifles in preference to II black one.--
This furnishes additional evidences
ofthe value OF tho blacks as artillery.
men.
Senator Gri imes has received a re-
sponse to hls speech urging the gar
risoning OF the unhealthy forts with
loyal blacks, from tho soldiers OF the
Fourteenth Massachusetts, who beg
they may man the guns at Forts ker.
rigan and Albany, where this regi-
Inent suileie ed terribly from fever las,
summer, and fear it's repetition.
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The Pnild-luhia Ina .ue's dis

The lnildelphia Ing .ues dis.
patch of he l7th says.
Washington has baen kept agita.
ted for two or three days by rumors
of misfortune and mismanagemen,
with reference to the war. We ar,
able to asscr, by the highest author
ity that President Lincoln was new
or in better spirits than at present,
nor more sanguino of a speedy and
successful termination of the strug
gle. Mr.. Lincoln is thoroughly con-
vinced that the strategic plsns O.
General Mcclellan will triumph in
the iutnre, ss they have in tie past;
and while he is in the field, leading
our gallant army to victory, lie viii
have the hearty support and conf
dence of the Commander in.Chiet.
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Dyspepsia aud General Debility.
CARLISLE. Warren County, &
MnrnI. MO

March y, lcjS.
DR.. G. W. RoGAcK,-Dear Sir:--For the
benefit OF suffering humanity permit me 10
'say that have found your scandinavian
Blood Purifier aud Blood Pills, a sure cure
for Indigestion and Liver Complaint.
have suffered from the above mentioned dis
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many physicians, but all to no purpose.
was advised by a friend to try your Blood
Purifier and Pills aud did 40. was living
in Cincinnati atthe time, and went TO your
Office aud purchased one bottle of the Pur-
fer and one box of Pills 10 commence with,
and bless the day found your valuable
medicines, for am enjoying good health q,
present, and feel confident that the cure is
permanent. Let others buy and take what
they pleas. as for me, give me the Blood
Purifier and Pills for all chronic diseases,
which ARISE from impure blood or cerange
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er medicines, and have not ior the last
eighteen months. Most truly,
+. V. DUu1is
See advertisement,
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Tme SOLDIERS AiD SociETy. - Since our
last meeting, the ladies' of our Society have
packed Two boxes OF m, ats, fruits and hospi.
tai clothing, one bag OF corn nea,, and start.
cG them OH this "wednesday morning, to
Cincinuati. | append list contained in
each box: Ia tie smallest box two one gal
lon cauS concentrated Chicken, . caus
BluckberGies, | eau Tomatoes, 30 Sheets, =
Kure Cushions, So Towels, 20 naudker
chiefs, double wrapper, | calico Shirt, Is
Pillow. Slips, Dried Blackbcrrics, white Su.
gar. Crackers, ! pair Draw ers, hox Lint,
pair wooden Socks. l2 pairs cotton Socks,
Suudries. Si2.7S uet value.
The Second box contaiuei list OF goods
from Madison to"uship. viz: l6 llams,..
Shoulders. 8 pieces OF diied Beef, 3 pieces
Sausage, ss dozen Eggs, . Chickens, Dtied
Peaches, 20 pounds Butter, Dried Apples,
Apple Butter, l can Of Honey, Cheese, |
can concentrated Chicken, Ia lbs. Sugar,
rs lbs. Cornmeal.l sack dried Elderberrles,
| crock Pickles. string OF Red Peppers, |
Cake, Soda Crackers, Rice, Tea. Prunes--
amounting to $50. Thanks to Madison.
We would also acknowledge the receipt
OF lot Of goods through the efforts OF Mrs.
Perkey. Mrs. J. ATaold, 4 Chickens. Mrs.
Z. RockholJ, Chickens, o dozen Eggs and
Pickles. Mrs. Swauk, 2 Chickens and
dozen Eggs. Mrs. +. Day, sack of Dried
Apples, 2 sheets. 8 Pillow Cases, aud dox.
Eggs. Mrs. ID. STAhSuURr, Secretary.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS is reported TO
be with the rcbcl forces near York
town; and Gen Mcclellan telegraph
ed to the War department yester.
day that about one hall hour alter
midnight the enemy attacked Smiths
position, and attempted TO carry his
guns. Smith repulsed them hand
somely, and took some prisoners
The firing was very heavy. In a
aecond dispatch, Cen. Mcclellan
says that bis position occupied by
Smith was entrenched last night, 80
that he has been able to prevent
the enemy FROM working, and kept
his guns silent. Yorktown was
shelled by tho gunboats an ! some
OF The barges yesterday without ef.
feet. There has heen n good devl
oLiiring from the Yorktown land b,.t'
tcries.
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CONNIE TIoUr ELECTION. The re-,
turns OF the Connecticut election ar.
all iu but two small towns, which
cun hardly give dozen majority
either way. Buckingham, Repub-
lican Union Governor. has 0 004 ma
iorily. Senate, II r publican Un-
ion to 0 Democrats. House, ISL
K publican Uuion to Sc Democrats:
to be heard from. buckingham 4
naj riIy is abou, 1000 larger than
+ was list year.
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NEw ADvERrisEAEsTs. - Our readers
should carefully peruse the new adsetiis :
ments in this issue. They are Of in,eres,
t. every one.
Adams Il Ruihruif - Hardware, Stoves,
Iron, Nails, Bells. Tools, &c.
Israel GIeen-Colgaie Bath Soap. Dande-
lien Coffee.
G. 4 d. Rosenthal-SpIing stock OF Cloth.
ing.
Miller. Huber & Co. and Miller Il Fisher
Plsuing Mills, Sash and Door Factory.
q. COnway-Halt Restorative.
A. Bushon--Attachment Notice.
Road Notice. H..
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-25

BIZ IN TIME.-lleretofore the bulk Of the Md
given Ia the wounded, has always been mme.
dlatey after the battles, when perhaps one
half Of those for whom it was intended had
persisted for want of il. This need not lie the
case now. A battle VIII DO, must be, fought
At OF near Coripth within the ncxt two weeks,
ia battle compared to which the one at Pitts.
burgh was trihing. There, tho fate OF the
Mississippi valley will be decided, and so rich
prize will not DO rolinquished withouta des
perats and bloody struggle, Now is the time
that supplies for the relief Of tho wounded
should be sent on. All that can be gathered
together, should bo forwarded Immediately
so that It may reach the battle field before the
battle, and DO available Immediately after.
There Is no doubt that hundreds OF wounded
men died in the hospitals after tho Pttsburs
fight, that you'd have been saved had sup
plies been forwarded before tho battle.
Our noble Aid Society has done u great
work, and 1t is perhaps asking too much, but
could not an extra effort DO made NOW? The
citizens, both IN town and country, will give
liberaly, and II an extra box or two could bo
shipped early hsxt week, n great point will be
gained. win the Ladies' make the eiIOrti