Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-20

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Sergeant Tilman Ussum, com pany I, 9TH United
States cavalry, at General Hospital
Robert Peterson, company b, 10th New Jersey
Daniel n Orme, company e, LIST Michigan
volunteers, at camp.
Amos Weber, company K, TIN Maine volun-
teers, at Seminary Hospital.
John J Davenport, company G, seth New
York volunteers, at Seminary Hospital.
Daniel Shay, company g, 93d Pennsylvania vol
unteers, at Seminary Hospital:
Henry McStone, company ID, ID New York
cavalry, at Seminary Hospital
Private Bessler, company E, 5sth New York
volunteers, at camp.
John Cowan, S5th Pennsylvania volunteers, at
Eruptive Hospital.
Sergeant Andrew ]. Addleman, company X,
10th Indiana volunteers at Patent Once.
Edward Coyle, company l, 18th New York vol
unteers, at camp.
Henry Weber, company B, 2ad Pennsylvania
volunteers, at camp.
zscharish Baker, company C, Ioath Pennsylva-
MIA volunteers at camp
Anthony Bintle, company X, seth New York
volunteers, at camp.
Elijah Bishop, company l., 9TH Maine volun-
teers, at Eruptive Hospital.
James Stalker, company ID, 22d New York vol
unteers, at Columbian Hospital.
John Franks, 4sth Pennsylvania volunteers, at
General Hospital.
John Schooner, company c, LIST regiment Ber-
dams Sharpshooters, at camp.
Francis Eberenz, company C, 9sth Pennsylva-
MA volunteers, at Tennallytown.
George Davis, company G, I'D Pennsylvania
volunteers at camp.
Corporal Sylvester Kane, company d, LIST Long
| Island volunteers, at camp.
Walter A. Merrill, company H, 9th New Hamp-
| shire volunteers, at st. Elizabeth Hospital.
William Town, company II, ID regiment Ber-
| dams Sharpshooters, at camp.
Charles E. Bennett, company E, 5th United
States cavalry, at Eruptive Hospital.
George Kamm, 49th Pennsylvania volunteers,
| at Seminary Hospital.
GEORGETOWN POLICE CASES Thomas Evans,
| for huckstering without license, was brought
| before Justice Pearson, and fined 81 "A. Marea-
ret McNeal, vagrant; workhouse 80 DAYS. JeffeT-
| son Garrison teamster, was arrested on the charge
Of stealing SIS from Walter Meade, hostler, and
was taken before Justice Reaver, but the cyl
dence not being strong enough to sustain the
accusation, Garrison was dismissed Michael
May, John Morris, Geo. Johnson, Chas. White,
James Fitzsmmons, Thomas Tilman, and JET
Thompson, soldiers, arrested for being drunk
and disorderly, were turned over to the Provost
Guard. A horse and buggy was found in posses
sion OF two drunken soldiers, and the team was
! taken charge Of by the police.
FIFTH WARD POLICE CAsKs-Befors Justice
Ferguson Margaret Dasey complained Of Thos
George Reed, colored gent, charging them with
using indecent language. They were arrested
| and taken before the Justice, who finding the
81 So, and Reed 50 81. Harry Gladding, a soldier,
for displaying a dangerous looking Arkansas
tOothpick, alias bowie, In the public Streets
was arrested and turned over to the Provost Guard
Ia Barnes, for depositing night soil In the wrong
place, was made to deposit SO S. to the credit Of
the Corporation. b. w. Farr, farmer fer fast
driving, was fined b Sc.
SCENE IN THE UNITARIAN CHuRcH-Sundav
| morning, Jdn. S, 562.-The following Impromp-
tn was pencilled by an attendant at the Unitarian
church on the day mentioned above; his atten-
ton to the sermon being somewhat distracted at
the time by the labored breathing Of Mr. Horace
Greeley, who sat fast asleep and with mouth
wide dlaF In nRtChbOriUQ new
Parson Claiming, heaven exploring,
Horace Greeley, starting, snoring
Wake up, Horace, though the preacher
Cannot charm like brother Beecher.
SIXTH WARD POLICE CAsEs.-Befors Justice
H Gull Jacob Newrath, for selling lager without a
license was made to contribute 500 to the general
fund Of the corporation; and John Miller for SELL
Ing liquor without license, had to deposit $40
to the credit Of the same fund. Samuel Todd,
| Amos Reed, and Thomas johnson, disorderly
| conduct; fined s3 81 each. Mary Jane Scott do
workhouse 80 days John Hart, drunk; Inc 81 SO.
RoBBERY.-This morning, about two O'Clock
Il the residence Of the Rev. Mr.. Morsell, at the
Il Navy Yard, was entered by burglars, and goods,
at fifty to seventy five dollars, Were stolen. The
patrolmen were promptly on the spot; but the
thieves had escaped, leaving behind them a shoe
Il makers hammer, with which, no doubt, they
forced an entry Into the dwelling.
A NUIsANcE.-Some person has dumped large
Eighth street, which has been lying there near q
| week. IL Is valuable to somebody, but a very
great nuisance where Ii H. IL the owner will not
remove II, the lntendant Of the Asylum would no
doubt willingly take It away at the request OF the
Street Commissioner.
The CoSNoR FAMILY DISPOSED op-Mrs. Con.
nor, who lives on Sixth street, between F and G
streets, in Murphy's row, was arrested on Satur-
and her family, comprising husband and four
children, were all sent to the workhouse for 80
days.
REMOVED Mrs. Greenhow, who for the last
FIVE months has been under surveillance in her
own house, has, together with Mrs. Baxter, who
recently arrived from Richmond with a military
commission for Dr. Brown, Of Baltimore, been
removed to the old Capitol building.
GONE OVER THE River This morning the seth
regiment, New York State Volunteers, left their
old quarters at Good Hope, and joined General
Smiths division across the Potomac. On Satur-
rifles at the arsenal.
POSTPONED The flag presentation to the s6th
regiment New York State volunteers, Col. Van
WICK, Is postponed until Wednesday, Jan. 22d,
at ii q. m.
The coMNuNIcA TON In reference to the con-
duct Of party Of Lancers on Sunday night lacks
the signature Of responsible name, which must
account for Its not appearing.
ScURvY AND ScRoFULoUs ERuPrIoSs will soon
Cover tue DOulcs OF lnOsc brave men VINO are
fighting their country's battles. Night air, bad
food, and drenching rains will make sad havoc
with the strongest. Therefore, let every man
supply himself with Holloway's Ointment; Il is
certain cure for every kind Of skin disease Only
IS cents per pot. 2l5
CORNs, Bunions, Calosites, Bad Nails, En-
larged Joints, and all diseases Of the feet cured
without pain, by Or. White, Surgeon Chiropo-
dist, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four
and-a-half and Sixth streets. Room "a up stairs
Once hours from IL m. to 8 D. m Orders Ia call
at residences promptly attended to. jan I5-1m&
PLEASANT FURNISHED RooNs, with fuel and
gas, with or without board, at AIS E street. be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. Table boardrrs
can be accommodated. ian l5-lms
WHITEHuRsT, 434 Penn. snue, furnishes
photographs from miniature teltte size His col.
lection OF carts de visits Licensees embrace all
prominent men Of the country. Remember
Whitehurst received seventeen premiums In this
country, and medal at the Worlds Fair at Lon
dom also, at the French exhibition at Paris. See
hisfancY cases for holiday presents. de 2I-eo1m*