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~sines thu Alabama dis-sesrded the rro
Y otlon q the Brlurh cons late certificate thcl
n L AlbiOn ian English paper calls Cap,ain
= hn><s or bis sseamer. an Insolent rover set
NEUTRAL nights ~ DE- fisnce. Hownucb d.uend.
upon WHOSE OK lie gofed.
I" he sisnna GszetGs says The ex.
- az a Sf Nsptes has given N assurancr IN her
n"ilsf, and 10 the King aud a ne. "a of Bavaria,
hat tie r'qulfed d few days Of mpdIt atioK :. adj
P;a5ff, Dui after That piouS eSerc!s 50 she sboId
return 90 Rome " her usband
- con yention Of lager beer bre,Uerx ma,
Al New York on Thursday. The Obiret a, an.
convention, b%sld' dc 81 n mems for ,n,ItuaI
Pf0iscilon against The OPERATIONS If the ~ w
taK Dali, Is 70 orRaElzs central asso.i.,lou u,
erund It's authority over the United Stairs
" The total valuation of real aud per.ou,t
property IN the Stale of New York ms eGnaI
lLrd by the State Board for Iso2 IL 30. 30,
The state tar Is four mills and three fourth.
producing s7,t2O,O14.l2.
- One day last week the channel of the
uoson nstr wss 80 Obstructed by a sunken
Do.te, ,hss All the steamboats, were comp.IIed
Ousnsifr sneir Passengers 70 the reiIroad
PROMINENT citizens of New York in
SIuohg numter OF Wall street banksr. mr.
Pp,~ns ~hoefins Gen Mcclellan a complimentary
Ingersou lockwood, OF Naw VOL,
prosnff OF captain Lockwood. A n ~ a., Sls ~
1worln, mas been appointed u X (ionsni
al Hsyana, and will sail Id few day..
The Peoples Union Assoc,s,,,, ~, ~,
4 rk purpose nominating Richard 0,S " seW
Tor the ONCE OF Corporation Counsel HAL
=. " Thanngivfng day has been nnn,,r,.,.
NE Ntn Inst IN thirteen different states i'r
- Major J. X. Hunter has been ,n,,o,
E0Tos' Marshal Of Cumberland, Nd. A'eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-14

- The New Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and
ehoicr literary rrading. is now on our counter
ready for delivery to the public. Ithas recently
been greatly enlarged and improved. and now
undoubtedly presents much more matter Tor
the same amount Of money han any other
weekly IN the country. Embraced IN its enter
tanning contents are the following articles:
Army Operations: Particulars OF the Fight near
Alfite: Movru en- - of the Army OF the Potomac;
General McCisllsn's Displacement; The Bat
tie nj Barhour-s; The Affair near Warrenton
Springs: Position of she Rebels under Lee,
Lcpystrret. Hill and Jackson, and Accounts
OF Military Operations generally IN Viz
einia.
A Budget Of the Latest Military Operations in
Tennessee, kentucky, Louisiana, Florida,
and the Westfn and Southern States; Opera
lions in Missouri and Arkansas; The Fight
1t Garrettsburg, Kentucky; and tho Doings
of the Navy on the High Seas and in the
Western Waters.
Southern News from Rebel Sources; Startling
Rursors Of the Alabama and 800 Foreign
Newk: Opinions OF the British and French
Pr~x; What they think Of American Affairs
in Europe: and the Press on "Interyention,'
Takes, Sketches, and Miscellaneous, and De-
scriptive Reading Matter; Wit and Humor;
Poetry; Telesraphic News; Items and Clip
and q budget OF valuable information for the
Farmer, Gardener and Housekeeper.
This Is just the paper above all others for per-
sons sojoarning in the National Metropolis TO
send to thrir friends at distance. Price only
three cents er copy, or 81 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-14

PEEsoNAL.-Commission Boutwell, having
returned to Washington, and partially recoy
red from his late illness, has resumed his
duties in the Bureau of Internal Revenue.
Maj. Gen. Fremont has not been ordered,
hither, but visits Washington on leave, asked
for and granted a month ago for that purpose.
PEIsoNAL.-Hon- A. G.. Por1er, Ind: w. p
Ross, Cherokee Nation, and Hon. h V. VIVA.
ley, Va, are at the Metropolitan Hotel
Hon. j. p. Hale, n. H; Hon. H.. Chandler,
Mich; Hon. Henry Wilson, Mass; Gov. Gam.
bic, Mo; Hon. NJ. Casey, Ky; Hon J. j. Crit.
tenden, KY; Hon. Mr.. Pierce Boston, and Mrs
Cabell and family, Fla, are at the National.
Col. W. Ii. Morris, Md; Col ]. H. Fry, U. s.
A, and Hon. T. b. Coddington, N Y, are at
WIllaIds'
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STATEMENT OF A CONTRABAND
PROPOSED RAID BY TIE REBELS.
ISrecial Dispatch 10 the Star.l

Especial Dispatch to the start
HARPER's FERRY, Nov. IA contrasand
has made his way here, who states that he has
overheard high officers in the Rebel service
still remaining in the valley, conrersiug con-
corning plan Of operations they propose to
undertake very shortly. According to this
negro's statement, they are 10 send strong
body OF cavalry to make a raid between this
point, Burnside's army and the Potomac 1t
Washington, attacking in detail all the small
Union forces they can reach, at Leesburg and
elsewhere: and in the mean while to send force
OF infantry and artillery to hold Sigel in check
or engaged, TO prevent him from Interfering
with this proposed cavalry raid.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

GOOD TIMES COMING The s!i Ids BOYS
II by request of their many friends. intend -
giving their tenth GRAND ASSEMBLY on
fUC RSDAY NIGHT, November nth. atf!A
I ranklin Hsll. corne. sth aud sts; Iicksnss
3 l. admitting a gentleman aud ladies.
Co7r,pif.es ~ ATraHssr,nts--J. Rlenegan, 10.
gan, d. Mcnamara. n. III rrigan, P Hogan. nlt-z.-
III, p - 10 X. M $
HH Members of the UsA9E TRIBE, No. q, L.
o. R. NJ. take pleasure in anucuncine 10 their e.
friends ard the Pc bile in general, that they
intend giving their arst GRAND BALL on
MONDAY Nov. Il. 1851, st Temperance Hail, -
on st.. between 9th and 10Th.
The Committee has spared no pains or expense
10 make this the best OF the season. ,
As the proceeds Of this Ball are TO be devoted
age Of the public -
Afanns~s or III. Par or TIRE Twsc1yord T'ibs
Brother Middleton, Brother Hopkins,
Molden p" Smith.
- Simonds Clemens.
CGwood,
Manners on IA. Pari Of thr Losnn Tr'b>-
Brother Chick. Brother Pratrr,
TCates, Campbell.
Scott
Mondsers on the Par. nT the OS1ge Tfibe.
Brother u. o. Whitmore, Brother Crampsey.
- Cronsfed, - Indermaur,
-, ". Whitmore, Hickman.
.. King no t&-3ts
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fspeeial Drsr.,cu 10 The S,sr,

MANASSAS JUNCTio~, Nov. ll.-NotilD Z. OF
public interest i jus now occur 'ngh here. MY
latest information from Wer-eutor sati>ti"- M
thaD the time sincc Gef. burnside a>suia ii the
command ha> bren most protifahy spent IN
perfrctinr the armys arrsigrIn ~ worst
the enemy when The grand clash Of arms axes
place. EH"rSthin@ - now In readiness tor the
resumption OF the forward move, which be-
live will r-commence to-day. There were
many supplies OF various kinds wanted, which
Hrre delayed by the necessary change OF the
suppl, ing has. They have been rapidly get
ting 10 tie front for THREE days past how yer.
80 / presume that liz twenty -four hours at
furthest you will learn that nearly the whole
army is again upon the march for the enemy.
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SI(0lD edition.
rH1n1 O'CLOCK ?. N.

DECISION IN RpaaRp TO LIpE INSURANCE.
Commissioner Boutwell, has made the follow
ing decision
All life ms urance policies are subject 70 stamp
duty.
VIII, ~ the policy is conditioned that the as
sured il to paw certain sum annually, or at
other sisted period, receipts for such payments
are not subject 10 stamp duty.
1.-THE policy has expired by Limitation. Or by
the non -fultillment Of the conditions by the as
sured, the renewal or revival Of the policy, in
whatever form made, will be subject 70 stamp
tax.
Permits o. agreements, by which the terms
of a policy are waived or changed IN any re-
spect, ere subject 10 stamp as agreements"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-14

Mr.. EpIfoK I'm your issue of November eth
under the heading OF horse stealing cases your NJ
Z porter refers TO the case of Thomas p tsck as a
party offering Tor sale stolen horse belonging 20
Mr.. Sissen, And of his giving bond for q hearfur
&c. beg 10 say for &r Jack. in HIS absence. that
the case Was fully BY Justice Strstton
and was then and there proved tn the no rse
purchased at Csnteryille, Va, at public sale som
weeks ago, and paid for, upon which Mr.. Jack was
entirely exoBerHted, the case dismissed and a Ger
tiacate given by the Justice TO that eneet H.
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THE LIQUOR ORDER MODIFIED

The following order has been issued:
Headquarters Military District Of Washington,
HashiaSton, D. c., Nov. 10, lo62. :
ORpRRs.-The orders iss ued from these head
quarters, dated September I, lsai., forbidding
the retailing Of spirituous liquors in this Dis
trict, is so far modified as 10 permit the sale to
all persons not in the military service.
BY command of Brig. Gen. Wadsworth.
JOHN p. SHKRBURSE, ASST AGI't Gen
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AHOTH Err BRILLIANT FEAT OF GENERAL
kELLi'S.

HEADQUARTERS, CINCINNATI, Nov. 12-Ad;
General n. W. Haueck, General-in- chef: Gen.
Kelly, on the 10th, attacked Imboden's camp,
eighteen miles south of MoorfieId, Hardy
county Va, routing him completely, killing
and wounding many, and capturing his camps,
fifty prisoners, a quantity of arms, and large
number of horses, cattle, hogs, wagons, &c
The enemy was entirely dispersed, and fed TO
the mountains. H. g. WRIGHT,
Major General Commanding.
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Iowa LECTIOs.-The Dubuque Herald of
the Sth instant Gays: 1--WE have Mt last the Of
hciai vote from every county in the Fourth
Congressional District, which we give below.
II win be seen that Martin, Democrat, has 800
majority on the citizen vote. which cannot he
overcome by any fair dealing in taking the
vote Of the army"
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CAPTURE OF REBELS.

La GRANGE, Tenn, Nov. Il.-Hajor Ecnc~aI
II. VI. Hd'lecL. General-in- Chief: One hundred
and thirty -four prisoners Were taken by Col
Lee, eth Kansas cavalry, and sixteen rebels
killed. Our loss two wounded.
Z. S GEANT, Major General
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DEREsoK or NEW YORK HAKBoR.-9oy.
Morgan and other prominent New Workers are
here, and have had consultations with the
seersiaries Of War, the Navy, and the Treas.
ury, and ths President, with reference 10 tn.
offence Of New York hsrbor. They wish iron.
CAD rsssels sent there 10 protect IL against the
anticipated attacks Of rebel pri yat4ers
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CAVALRY.

The service in this quarter was never more
in want Of efficient cavalry than now We
apprehend that there is not a single corps or
division of our army o: the Potomac whose
operations are not seriously embarrassed for
want of it,
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GOVERNMENT PRoPERTY.-John H Camp
bell and his son, John +. Campbell, both Of
Georgetown, Were sent 10 the Old Capitol pris-
on yesterday, large quantity OF army CLOTH
ing having been found in their possession. One
Of Detective Bakers assistants, on attempting
TO search the house, was summarily- elected,
but with the aid of Ms jor Drew's provost force
he soon effected a search and secured the prop.
erty. ... '-.E -ittE -
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PERSONAL.

AIRS. SMITH, a Most Ereslls1; Test Medium,
WI viii sive situngs for short time TO those that
wish for the purpose of seeing their deceased
we'll as living friends gets names, describes cor
rectly, reads character, fore:elis future events,
reads the future Hours for sittings from H. to 9.
Charges reasonable. Rooms a. No. so South A
street. Capitol Hill. no 10 3t~
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The InteIlIoencer, treating on foreign inter-
vention, and noticing the fact that the Ameri-
can war affects the laboring classes Of England,
says:
"Though the Government of Great Britain
has performed simply the duty enjoined by
public law in abstaining from all intervention
in our struggle, it none the less may be conceded
that il has discharged this duty under circum-
stances which have tested and proved its fldel-
ity 10 the sanctions of international obligation"
The Republicans opposes colonization As an
end TO getting rid of the negro. II, however,
tie negro is to be benefited thereby il favors IL
The Chronicle argues in favor Of a - National
Currency"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-14

TIE CASE oy MRS BRINsMADg-Mr John
A. Kennedy, Superintendent of the Police OF
New York and Brooklyn, and special Provost
Marshal for the War Department in that
qusrter, gives 4 very different version OF the
circumstances attending the late arrest and
forty days Incarceration in a cell Of a New
York station house prison. of Mrs Brinsmade
the young lady from New Orleans, whose case
is now rery Justly attracting so much public
attention His account. As detailed to US last
evening, is as follows. Viz: On her voyage
from New Orleans TO New York, Mrs. Brins-
made made il evident by her conversation,
that she was an ardent secessionist, and if
not properly attended TO, might prove a dan.
grrous spy for the enemy. He accordingly had
all her movements in New York duly wat ehed.
and when she started for this city, ostensibIy
to visit relatives, he took care to send with her
a competent detective. Upon disclosing his
(this detsctiye'sl budget OF information CON-
corning her to the War Departments Provost
Marshal at thi. point, she was arrested BY order
of the latter and sent TO him Provost Marshal
Kennedy in New York, 10 be held0u custody
until she could be reshipped TO New Orleans:
instead OF being permitted to slip across the
hnes somewhere In this vicinity, to join her
husband, who is in the Rebel army in front of
Washington, which she had declared TO he her
purpose. After keeiing her in custody longer
than he thought necessary simply to get her
On to New OrleaRs, he wrote 10 the Depart
ments Provost Marshal here, asking for the
foTmal order TO ship her to that city: and was
answered that the Department thought it best
not To send her there, or declined issuing the
order. He then inquired why she had been ar
rested; when the Department disclaimed re-
sponsbihty for the arrest. Whereupou, as she
NO th.r bxrh -
district, and as none could be found willing to
assume responsibility for the act, he mot Pro-
vost Marshal General Draper as has been al
iegedl promptly discharged Mrs Brinsmade
from custody.
The reader will please receive this account
for precisely what il is; Mr. Provost Marshal
Kennedy's history of the affair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-14

~ Gen. Nelson Tay Tor, when offered sword
by the New York Common Council thanked
him kindly, butSequested that the money sub-
scrited might be used 10 buy cork legs for the
wounded soldiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-14

!" shiIhngton, OdeOn Building, sends us
IA early copy Of Madame Dem0rests admir-.
Aots Mirror Of Fashions for the winter of
I7SzIB
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AScE1 CULLINs CO. s
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER.

am now receiving large quantities Of pRACGHf
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewer
which 1 am prepared 70 furnish short notice %
all persons who will favor me with their orders
Satisfaction guaranteed
Orders given TO my drivers viii be promptly at
tended 10.
Goods delivered in all parts Of washinstoa end
Georgetown. free Of charge
Terms - Cash on deisre4p. s.
RILEY A. sHINN, Agent
Uaion Bofflias Depof, 81 Green ST.
NOT -f Georgetown ID O.
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r"NOTlCE There will be meeting Of the
~ Columbia Engine Company No. /. At their
Hall, on THIS tfridsy) ENNING, November
l4th, st y. O'Clock, for the purpose of electing
delegates to the Fire Department. BY order
1T JOHN J. PEA BODY, President
0SATTENTION No. 5.-The members of the
N Perseverance Engine Company. No 3 are
hereby notified 70 attend a special n,Aeting to he
held TIL Is EVENING. ats O'Clock to elect dele.
gates to the new DE- par tment. Every good member
will be punctual in Attendance. ny order.
~ - O. II. THOMPSON Prest
GE0. fLETCRER, Sec o. .#-..-
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F.nV 1lJI SrrTu- LNe H-.,!s for R,,rc-
grad. M-.remrn'- The Richmond correspondent
Of the Charleston .Tercury y r,t->. Oct. IS:
some OF our pIpHrs think I-'- Will have a
fishr-soon. A gn 1t deal OF ammunition. has
gone ,,p recently, and a whole car load OF
pick res. The a1nmunition l. needed, in any
event; thc pick, II is sngs''''i, are ne''fieI in
ECirE out On picket aood authority says Lee
Is only holding VI rCiell1n i'll check and con-
smIng supplies which would fall INTO the
Ell .n.y's hands. A retrorradc movement may
D. lOCsrd for ut any 'iinr. II
The correct lis Of heutenant generaist Is as
follows = LonCSireet. Hard-r, Kirby Smith.
Holmes, PEN hcr'or, Jackson and POLK Loring
has iaern recalled. fer unknown reasons, and is
expected here TO night. Ysu may hear OF an
exploit by lIoring cavalry CT" lSnI General
MGgruder leaves rs'pexas mex Monday. .Jeh.
Thorn pSpn. who had not received cent since
the wax began, got his pay yesterday, and now
" ants 10 get n bricahier's place in the Confed-
crate service. He has been acting 0rlgadisr
withoet the commission
OPERATIONS IN iNoETH CAROLINA The
column Of i2,ssn men, under General Foster,
which WIS G;S;iatched to North Carolina, an
pears to have gone up Tar riv T, emptying into
within shert distance of Tarhoro Tarboro'
is in Edgrcorh county, through ths western
part of which runs the Wilmington and VOL
don railroad. The account we have is from
the Register, printed in Raleigh, Sc venty X
miles distant from Tari,oro'. The people Of
Tarhnro' were all leaving the place, expecting
an attack II was supposed, when Fosters
OF attack, but the demonstration at Tarboro'
will lie likely 10 accomplish the same object
tn possession or the railroad running south
frou~f'ctersburg.
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OUR MILITARY BtDG T. L.
,HESr from IEE IKDNT.
1HE.RNY READY FOR ~ ,DvsSCE.

RCRSSIpF ACTIVELY kNGt'fED IN pRfHA-
RING vok THE FORWARD MOVE
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SAFE RETURN OF THE SECOND nIsTRICr
BOYS -ihc three companies sf the ID District
Regime nj, under Capt. Garrett, who went re-
Gently to Harper's Ferry in charge Of u lot of
conyaleseenis, &c, and whose prorractad alb
srnee gave rise 10 the r-port that they had been
captured by the enemy, returned last night AN
charge OF a number OF prisoners. LIZ appears
that when they crossed the river at Berlin they
We're ordered TO report with those remaining
under their charge (after having left the largest
portion at Harper's Ferry at McClellan's
headquarters, and that they passed through
LoSetts Vile, Wheatland, Ractortewn and Sa-
lem, 10 Warrenton, where they delivered them
over. liz consequence of the change in the
command OF the army, they Were detained
until yesterday, when they were sent down on
the military railroad with the secesh prisoners,
as stated above. .t ---. - ,t-+ Z Z ~
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IOS NEW FALL ,sToCK. Aof


1856 NEW PAIL srock. 1856
PAPEKHASGIEGs.-
for the richly adorned moes
WINDOW SHADES
A beautiful selection Gold Band, Imitation Gold
and Common shades Buff Green and Blue Mol-
land, by the yard or made into shades.
OVAL PICTURE YRAMES,
~, Ea,rontsdfo beLiildtd ,ri.t Geld Ley,
the best msnufscsos% in tbe conn Ins iss u
tiful variety of dark Wood and small sized Oval
and Carte d.. Tsi,e Frames Of foreign and dernes-
PICTURE CORD AND TAssEbs.
Different sizes and colors. Picture Rings Nails, &c
CARD PHOTOG RAPHS.
Copies of celebr ated Pictures Paintings, Statuary
TIE attention of those renova.ing is. called to
account Of tn. tines. viii be sold At the loves, re-
"uners'i'e prices eH 8 !. for
for goods and labor, when purchase and executed.
of PApEkHkSGfs WINDOW
SHADES punctusiy executed in city or eonn;ry.
No ass seventh st. T. e Nsk dasEa aSs;ye
TO l3-im' Odd Fellows Hall.
rABLE.rARM FOR SALE
PEREMPTORY SALE
of
A VALUABLE Farm
Four Mites From Fcstiagtoa
on fGS sS y 0sF at pqse sg
n on he premises, that highly improved Farm
"RIvERspALE."
formerly owned by DIR. Penn, and belonging
Sn TIN Batmora and Wssbns IT, Isro s
lying between the raiiroaG ard turnpike binding
The Farm contains 'i2 acres of highly cultivated
land il. n good nvgt borhood.
House containing Is rooms. with large porticoes
esTt ana west. and all necessary outhouses..
ing full view, Of the. railroad and Bla burg.
am snnrnncthed hs vide avenue with lofty shsie.
ard filed with choice shrubbory and evergreens.
with large apple and peach orchard in full lear
The entrarc e to the PLACE is on the turnpike,
few hundred yards east Of the dwelling of J. G.
Terms One third ASH balance in one. two, and
three YEAR. with interest.
For full particulars apply to
no l3-5t- 32 Saint 1el,l 81, BALTIMORE, Nd.
EOa sALE-a BUGGY and HARNESS, nearly
inquire at Coach rsctTs I esSh
between sd aDd AZ sts., south side.l no IL steo
IT Err:
30 sides BED and white spsnis' Sole LEATHER,
i i Szs5 I ITsnsh sIs }s4st
fSFES TfSfHAH n's sr .s'
F FL; SKIhT!NG, RMI PIP and shoe sKIRTING.
HASTINGS and BINDINGS,
MOROCCO and LINING SKINS
SHOL LASTS, FINDINGS.&c.
" hich will be sold chesp for cash. .
TH0S. q. FORD.
No. 40 18th street. near the
no : III .-s....-. Pate 1t 0ihce.
4 - JUST RECEIVED
"A LARGE And Superior stock'of CARPETS and
OlICLOTH, amounting to 25i pi eces purchased for
cash of Northern manufacturer declining bust
ness.
Also. a large lot of CONFORrERs. WINDOW
SHADES CROCkERY, GLASS WARE and other
HOT SEkEEPISG ARTICLES incluiins - arlnr
utMni her aud other STOyES All kinds OF CARL
MET re mi TCRE, both and second hand
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HOMICIDE AT THE SOLDIERS REsT-About
half past O'Clock last night, as a number al
conyaiescent soldiers quaTtered in No bar
racks, near the depot, We're seated around the
stove, in the north room Of the building, a mus
kct Was fired by soldier standing about 20 feet
from the party: the load, consisting OF n hall
and bucksbOt. taking effect in the hack OF David
e. Winegardner. of the 9Th Michigan, passing
through him, and lodging under the skin OF the
right breast. As soon as shot. Winegardner got
up and staggered towards his murderer, who
cluthed The musket and knocked him down,
and immediately wrapped himself in his blank
et and laid dswn, but before many minutes he
was arrested by order Of Capt. Widdis and sent
10 the central enard-house. His name is Ster-
ling thacer, Frenchman, belonging TO COM
pany +, of the LIST District regiment. WIne--
gardner lived only about ten minutes.
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DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following have
been rehorted since our last:
a. ". Clifford. company T., Est Z. s. Sharps'rs.
VIM. ID. Watkins, company Z, LIST N. Y. Art
Michael Navel, company A, 5th Pa Reserve.
Francis Clark, company +, l20th n. Y.
]. Mank, company /, IG5th Pa.
Albert a. Hustleton, company ID, 18th Mass.
johnson McWillians, company ID, i35th Pa.
George Robinson. nurse in Hardwood Hos
piral
C'has. a. Wood. company X, 9th N. H.
Stewart Parke, company II, li7th n. 7.
Albert b. Rider, company Ii, 18th Maine.
Leon DE Martigna, company ii, 2sth Pa. ---
VIM r. Branch, company NJ, Scotts 600
Ivan Allen, company 4, 18Th N Y. - -r'
r. W. Baker, company Ct, 1i7th \. Y. --s
Lorenzo ID. Davis, company A, 18th Maine.