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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-12

FOR OUR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
I'd EPEATED notices having appeared in The Virginia
3 papers soliciting old shirts, drawers and rags,
very much needed in our hospitals from want Of which
much suffering is endured by soldiers.
The subscriber has opened depot in Shreveport, adj
Joining Mr. McCarty's and near to Sims d Gambln's
livery stable for the reception of such articles and
nestlv sociJs the inhabitants of the surrounding
try forward promptly possible all the cid shirts
drawers, handkerchiefs and rags they have hand
Several ueighbors may join in making up package or
hnndla to be mt nm clean. ROBERT Y. MARYE.
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DRUGS. WEDTCTVEs A.

---r,,- TT Us -ILtlE2tOf-FE1Ss &c.
VILE subscribers having recently beensupuIied with
large and fresh stock Of Drugs, Medicines Cberni
cas- Perumery etc. would respectfully notify all coun
try merchants planters and physicians that everything
m then line will be sold very small advance for cash o
e accePtahees Below are fe OF the articles hand:
9o0 ozs su.ph, quinine, lbs. powd rhubarb,
loo " morphine 200 ipecac
100 f" strychnine 500 SIENNA
Is bbls ref'd camphor, 600 tartaric acid
100 kegs sup carb soda, 500 blue mass
10 bbls cream tartar, 500 " calomel n &
20 g epson salts, 1000 indigo
20 copperas, 2000 madden
Is castor oil so chloroforn,
20 !" linseed oil, 90 gross seidlitz novrders
90 6 sp turpentne 20 Yeast
20 " alcohol, rs soda
40 kegs salt petre 40 q sugar lemons
1000 bxs druggists glassware patent medicines, per
fumery, medicine chests, instruments etc. ETC.
g, \. MORRISON & Co. Wholesale rueqists
deez7. 1887 Y Magazine st., New Orleans
I n CASKS superior Hams Shoulders and clear Sides
NJ JEs4~acpiyad md for sale ~
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Msssrs Valentine Butter Permit me to inform you,
ing Nos 26 and Is Frankfort street on the 18th inst one
Of your Alum Patent Safes severely exposed to the
heat for many hours On opening 1t at your manufacto
exceedingly gratied to find my books and papers in
state REPRESENTATIONS am fully convinced that the Alum
Patent Safe is all that you claim to be- viz: pro
tector and fire deng repository for books and papers.
Yours etc.. EDWARD O. JENKINS,
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LABoR-sAvING QuorAuoN METAL FURMTuRE cast accur-
ately Plea ems IN % 80 IS and loo pounds lounts.
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(LArE f. R. STEVENS co.,
Importers ana Wholesale Dealers IN
Cutlery, Gums, Pistols, Periumery, EancyG0ods
PAPER STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND BLANK Books,l
PLAYING C4RDs, &c, &c,
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from Pearl to Great Primer They can be furnished com
plee with all the mathematical algebraicl astronomi-
cal and other signs and the necessary for the
French Italian and Spanish languages, in fonts varying
in size from - pounds to 5000 A large variety of
GERMAN BOOK, NEWSPAPER AND JOB. TYPE
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YE1IE undersigned having extensive facilities and an
I unsurpassed assortment Of every variety Of Print
ing Type 10 which additions are constantly being made
is fully prepared to furnish Printers with all the various
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-12
PATENTED JUNE /, 1861

DICkINSON'S SOUTHERN CONFEDER4CY
READY PROOF PRESS.
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RICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY.

We refer you to every Printer in this city.
We desire every newspaper in the south to copy this
adverts ement for month sending copy Of their
paper and receive their pay for such advertisement upon
purchasing five times the amount Of their bill from
Richmond Va Nav % 1861. w. p & Co
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The subjoned article from the Hudson RiyerSentnel,
Of oath November last furnishes the THIRD instance of
the robbery of LILIES CAsTIRoN UNSAFE through the
agency Of gun-powdcr; and as have been for months,
and STILL circulating unimpeaahabe evidence Of its
repeated failures when attacked by fire and burglars the
erouery eviucedb by denomuating in any other than
ironica sense such article Fire and Burglar Proof
somewhat amazing being equivalent 10 the assumption
that Safe seekers destitute Of sense being
compensated for such deficiency by proluson offered
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READ THIS!


Importers Of Drugs and Medicnei,
81 Liberty Street New York
~" Sold BY Druggists generally. .aprlit.
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LATER FROM rhNNE.sEe.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 7.-Additional partic ulsrs
OF the DISASTER 70 our arms In this State have
been received: The 3Sth Rrieade. Dumonts
division, consisting Of the 10th Illinois, Col
Moore. commanding the briEa de; the iCeth Ohio,
Col. Limberg; Micklea's Battery, and q email
detachment Of the Cd Indiana Cavalry. were
surprised at day i2ht, at Hartsyille, by Morgan,
commanding three regiments OF cavalry and
two Of infantry. After fighting an hsur and q
quarter our forces surrendered, and the enemy
burnt our camp, capturing nearly all the
they could not carry away. Two guns belong.
irg to Micklea's Battery were also captured.
Our loss Is between afty and sixty Killed and
wounded, W no were left on the field The gallant
Lieut.. Col. Stewart, Of the 2d Indiana Cavalry
and Col. Moore were among the captur.d
Major Hill, Of the cavalry, was wounded.
but hot dar gerously. He Says that half of our
infantry fought well, but the other half soon
broke. Col Hariin's and Miller's brigades
We're sent in pursuit, hut the enemy had
forded the Cumberland river, and Were out of
reach few shells were sent after them
which caused rapid retreat.
Major Hill denies the statement that the csmp
was surprised. II go, the affair Is rendered
more oissraceful, as Hartsyille was q strong
position. On Thursday lieutenant colonel of
Davis division was captured while skirmish-
ing. Two regimental quartarmasters of
falmer's division was also captured while
foraein Thirteen was ons, with mules on a
foraging expedition, were captured on Satur.
day.
Dese-ters from Murfreesboro' report that
CheatbHm and Breckinridge are thrrS with
l5,GG men. Buckner Is at Shelbyyilla. Kirby
smith lie sick at Manchester. Gen Jo. Johnson
was Certainly at Murfrers boro on SATURDAY.
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PROPOSALS.

SlALED PROPOSALS A, invited until the I'd
- day Of December. lS2. Tor supplying the Unitrd
sta<es su bsistence Department with SEQ head of
Beef Cattle on the hooi
The Cattle TO be delivered at Washington, o.
q. and each animal TO average 80 pounds gross
pounds gross. Refers, Stays and Bulls not wanted
The Hrst delivery to be made on or shout the 10Th
day Of snusry lS3 thereafter as the Gov
erpme, may direct. en- head Of Cattle per week
VIII be required to be delivered under this tract
hond with good and su uaicient security will be
required Twenty Per cent. Of the purchase money
win be retained until the completion of the con-
tract.
Proposals from contractors who have previously
failed 10 comply With their bids from dsloy al per-
sona or whegs the bidder 10 not present respond
70 his bid viii not he ronsii Tered.
The names of hrms should be stated Ia full, with
the precise address Of seh merabt of the drIn.
ness, sr sucl other funds ss Government may have
for disbursement.
All bids to ye accompanied by two guar sntses and
directed to COL. A. BECKwtTH. 4 D. O. and O.
9; e. 3. A, Washington, ID. o.. and endorsed
Proposals for Beef Cattle ="
FrSi Of GxaYanxe.
He,-, ,ofthe county Of -, and state Of. do
hereby guarantee that is able to fulfil the con-
tract in accordance with the terms of his PROPOSE
he viii At once enter into contract in accordance
Herewith
Should the contract bs awarded him we are pfe-
pared TO become his securities.
lThis guarantee nusf be appended to each bid. }
The responsibility of the ausr.ntogs must be
ne.res. Dseft Court or of tire United States Dis
Bid, Which do no. comply r,th ii. a1ovs ~iH Be
ysJscfsd. de4
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PROPOSALS,
no p o q HI o..

o,D.A.S. .,s,s., We p.,ssa,..,.. 3,
. 1eALnD PRoeosALe vim - ssesiysa By tAis De-
exsnsnt. ana eeiosk .. IA; on the ninth das VI
sssUs5S ns.s, sor ne msnasscsars Ana dssiTssI
l,D ten inch selid 1hot - >
80 atteen tAek ehsila. ... 49,,
- i.ee dheea inch Bafte1i64 sAo<.- s.er. Z
TIE Drcyeetfses 70 bs made ofths>k;nd u metal
nd tns Peeted after The Inlss Laid do1n In The 0r
Anos Manual, with tAS sIseDtion q Of tss BastsTins
Aot, shiea Tuss ee raeds. OF What il knovn e
e nsal Iralinss Of fhs,s Irotnsess. can Be
ees Ordnance Axeney. No. l6 Worth street. Mss
Rlyk, end st this elses -.--F - : =
fhs p<oiess,lss az TO BE- delivered rSe ~ sA.res
i Essger.sioa e tss Enit-a stlte. Arsenal,
Snsy xfn he insreeted; snd su such ~ nay 81 70
lsist.iy aftenfssi insp.stinn Of sssh deiiSsey. -
nas wtii oa yeestved FOG say psve1an sfsh~ SuAa-
-Sf5sA resns<sf, not less than On ef any Qua tind
-1etrsfies 20 be Heds - fo:legs: Ons tansh, Of
sase gsfAs5 81 ssr Ssss's.stcs e
vssA1 thsseaft.r antIl eli shaH ss 9e,iysf0i.
Rayueat WI b made ~ the frsesury DSpArs
0eoe on the usual certificates Of ,ineveStion and
fgseiDt, Arer each delivery -. +. - -..-.-
:, Bondst With approved surety, viii be fsSuIrel
No bid win be ent~rtained un.ess IL b. accom-
Iaeisd b. an smdsvit from the psrty making IT, 10
tht eheet th at he is iron founder and that hs
- Aesepted The prefee ass yin be made at his
eAndry-nar Ing 1t Aad its location; Ard the right
= 5s.sf.sd te reject any or Al bids deem-d 40.
'nasfscfofy Tor any cause.
e E.shinx:eu CITY, .nd WIN b ssdo,ssa R.ops-
no - IDS Brig. Gen. Chief Orlnadoa
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FROM THE SOUTH,

lSCITespOnOenCc Oh the AssOcLated PrSsel
EoRTHKss MoNRoE,' Dec. The Richmond
Dispatch OF Saturday contains the folio wing
items:
"1he reports received from Fredericksburg
Yesterday are important. II is stated that
Gen. burnside has bet n supprceded in com.
mand OF the Yankee forces and that adyhting
Joe hooker has taken his place. Burnside
VIII have no cause to regret this change of the
raoic ais insist upon an early adyan -. An
other report says that pretty severe skrmi>h-
lng occurred in the neighborhood of Port
Royal yesterday morning, but with what result
could not be learned
81 he general aspect of affairs is represented
20 indicate battle. The columns Of the enemy
have been moved TO the front and much a :.
uvity is observable along their lines. OF our
forces We need speak but with The con fidcnce
which Is felt both I'm the army ard by it, leaders
ga dispatch received yesterday sta es that
the partisan rangers Of Col. ImlOdeu had a
skirmish with the enemy near New Creek in
Hampshire county, few days GZo, in which
Big. Gen. Nd. L. Rose, of the Federal forcrs
was killed. No sther particulars have been re-
ceiyed"
1.-THE Fincastle Express learns from a GENTLE
man from Lewisburg that one day last work
through the cartlessness of our scouts the
Yankees captured one hundred aud n We of oar
cavalry anu as many horses. and destroyed the
camp eQuIpage OF the forcSs.'
FROM THE SOUTH CAROLINA COAST.
The Richmond dispatch also has the follow
ing:
Pocotaligo, ION the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad,l say that fleet Of twenty vessels
sailed on Friday last for Hilton Head. 9eorge-
town or Wilmington is the point aImed at Our
troops were everywhere put under marching
orders"
Several large vessels passed Charleston
harbor on Sunday, going southwark Ii ia
thought they have gone TO Aid the gulf squat
ron in an attack on Mobile. Five additional
Tessels were on Charleston harbor on Sunday
and six blockaders OF Stone Point
FEDERAL FORCES AT SUFFOLK
Ihe Dispatch also says: "The Yankees at
Suffolk were last week reinforced by one fun
brig gade and battery OF field artillery.
"Thefr forces at Suffolk and vicinity is now
estimated at 81 ,0O0 by their own men, W ho state
that this force Is TO move against Petersburg
while the force at Newbern, N c., is to operate
simultaneously against Weldon.
A shop used by Mr.. Thompson for the man.
ufacture ofsabres, in Columbus, Ga, was burnt
en- Sunday, 10th ult.'
The rebels are congratulating them selves
over new manufacture of socks for soldiers,
made Of cotton and cow hair. They are said 70
he SOFT and durable, and possess the advantage
OF not getting wet easily.
The Wilmington IN. C.) papers speak of a
schooner which was trying to ru n the blockade
last week getting on shore on Smiths Island
six miles south Of Fort Fisher. A company
from Fort Fisher had gone to her assistance
The same morning one OF the blockaders ran
ont OF 81 ght and returned in about two hours
with captured schooner.
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The Trial of Marshal Harris.

TRENTON, December s.-The trial Of Deputy
United States Marshal Harris, Brian Hough
S"musl Is. Hudnet Arthur w. Jundy and
EaHid ). Burnell, indicted for conspiracy in
causing to be arrt sted Joseph Kugl-r, OF Hun
t-roen county, alleging kugler to be traitor,
&c, has been put on TO the April term. AN ed.
itor was also indicted for publishing that said
hugler WIS traitor, &c. The indictne MT is
very lengthy, and charges the persons named
win censpIring together: First, to cause to
he published that the said Kugfer was q
traitor. Second, that he was guilty Of trea.
SON a. ainst the gov, rnment Third, that he
nad been disloyal to the government
oGrth, that he had been discouraging en-.
hstm-nts In the army. Fifth, that the per-
ons CHARGED did falsely swear to the above
facts; that they transmitted tn affidavits afor,.
tald 10 the government OF the United States or
one OF Its officers, for the purpose Of procuring
lhe arrest ahd confinement Of the said kuEler
Sixth, for the arrest Of the said Kugler on the
5th oi Sept, mber.
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From North CaroIina .

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-Nrwbern ad vices To the
let stale that in consequence OF the strong en-.
position OF the free labor party in Eastern
North Carolina, who wish no ground to h..
given for multiplying the Presidents emanci.
patton proclamation, no election will be or
d. red Tor represen tatiy TO the Thirty seventh
Congress from North Carolina Petitions
hoWev.r, are IN circulation tor an early elec.
ton TO the next Congress.
1t has tSen discovered that IL is the intention
OF the rebp government to abandon ina me diat,-
ly ali that portion Of North carolina living east
Wald OF the Weldon and Wilmington railroad
The health of the officers and soldiers in the
Department of North Carolina continues re-
nlarkably good. The yellow fever is slowly
abating at Wilmington.
he recs Mt expedition Of Lieut. Gushing up
New river TO Onslow seized the contents of the
posfonice, quantity of arms and stores, and
destroyed u large amount of cotton and tn rpeu-
tine.
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TRIALcOP GEN. PORTER

The examination Of Capt Drake DeKay, of
Gen. Pope's stan, was continued YESTERDAY
after our report closed.
He testified that he was the officer who on
the night Of the27th bore the written order
from Gen. Pope to Gen. Porter, directing him
10 move at O'Clock g. m, on the morning of
the 18th, mp to Bristow Station. He arrived at
Gen. r. headquarters about half past o elk
be found Gen. p in his tent In company with
Gems. Sykes and Morrell. Gen Butterfield
WAS also there he thinks. As soon as Gen. p.
read the order he handed it to one of the Gen
erals with the remark, " "GentIemen. here !.
something for you TO sleep upon- Witaess
told Gen. Porter that the last direction be re.
ceiyed from Gen. Pope was to remain with the
aceui ed, for the purpose of guiding the coIamn
to Eristow Station. Gen. Pope relied unon
Gen Porter being there by daylight Ahouf m
O'Clock, receiving the impression that (3en
Porer did not intend to move until tfavlirht--
witness laid down, and took a nap Gen
Porter stated, on reading the order, that his
troops had just got into camp after q long
MAJ eh, and be thought they wsuld be good for
nothing In The morniAg If they started at the
Time mentioned In the order. Gen. Porter
. Start q With his command about O'Clock on
the morning Of the 18th, and marched ar a
mod rate rate, (such as troops usually march
whs there is no great necessity for haste, D and
arliNed at Bristow Station about 10 O'Clock
No ohe lruction was met with other than that
arising from the wagons, which was but slight
Gen. Porter, together with the members of his
ttaf, used great e1rrtions at several points on
+ tht rad In removing the wagons, that The pro-
sreks Of the troope might be seceIerased. f.
A: half psst2 o'clock the court adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09

hEAp9UARrHRs ARnY oP THE PoroHAc,
DEC e.-The reports from the river stations note
several deaths from exposure during the past
forty EIGHT hours. Large quantities OF supplies
are prevented from landiag st Aquia and Po.
tornac creeks by Low water and ice. The latter
is fully two inches thick. Notwithstanding the
army generally is provirionsd for twelve days
ahead, credit is due TO the Quartermasters and
commissartes for their energy in overcoming
hand.
There have been no movements Of importance
to-day. Many regiments are indu-triously en.
gaRed Ia erecting huts, as il preparing to spend
the winter hrreebouts. The impr6ssion, how.
ever, Pre- valent that the present quiet W i'll be
OF short duration. ~,
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The Fire at Lock Haven.

LOCK HAVEN. Dee. THE fire broke ont in
Sloan's cabinet w wareroOps, and the wind being
very high at the time, the flames soon commu
nichted 20 the adjoining property, Over two
squares OF buildings were dee troyed, including
the bank, the Clinton House, post ONCE.
European Hotel, Rodger Redel's hardware
store and about sixty other stores. Office. anJ
dwellings. Very little property could be saved
in ths buildings. All the best business part
Of the town is insured All the money, books
saved in their vaults
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FCH0'6 NE w THEATRE,
fBxfA sssBsf. Asvvl PalNA. Aynlua
M. Jom to!p. :. Manager snA Propriesor
OPERA AND BILLET!
fhtrd week c{ the young PfinS ponss
AR. RICHIN4e, Nh DUNN.
zee Powerful CHORUS And GRAND 1ALLsf
fHI6 UBSDaY) 1YANINQ,
The Grand o1trs, adopted bY Miss Rchinse, snti.
=. :. pAreErzRo ii sfa 4hi II ase,nssr.
MARlx ths yivandiere. -. Mtes RIQHINGe
CAK foCCHF.... ....-.... Nh. RtcWINGe
70 conclude With . BRILLIANT BALL1r,
The ksw Qrsrs eArANEIdA, sith ell lee inds.
sefiosbls spienders. will shortly be produced.
AnzrssIos-Drsss Circle ana Psrsues, 81 ets.
o.sn1 s ssr. sssss - sss Family Circle IS ss Pr.
Doors oper ot 6a< Sfclock perforuanes oorn.
menees st a. O'Clock
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BOSTON, Dec. s.-Lincoln was elected mayor
to-day by over I,2OO plurality. In Worcester
u. l. LancoIn was elected mayor on the citizens
ticket.
The New York steamer Daniel Webster with
300 sick soldiers, arrived this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09
A Mob tries to Murder the Indian Prison,
er>, but are Prevented-Proclama b,
the (soyernOr.

ST. PACL, Mimi, Dec. s.-A body Of a hun
drtd and fifty citizens armed with hatchets
knives, and other weapons, forced themselves
throu eh the guard to-day with the ayowed in
tention Of numbering all the ,dian prisoners
confined in Camp lincoln, at Mankato; but
w,re surrounded and captured. They were
att ards r. Il ased on their parole.
urging upon the people OF Minnesota NOT to
throw away her good name by acts of IawIess
complaint at the tardiness of the Executiye
action but ought to find reason for forbesrance
in the absorbing cares which weigh upon the
President If he declines to punish them then
the case comes clearly within the iurisdhction
of the civil authorties
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THE MCDOWELL COURT OF INoufRY

The examination Of Mr.. Clark by the court
continued until late in the afternoon, when his
cross-s xamination by the General was com.
menced, in which 1t was ELECTED that the wit.
ness had furnished the rebel army with lumber
ana manufactured hospital bedsteads for the
rebel surgeons. Mr.. Clark In reply to a Ques-
ton, denied that he had seized rebel property
and applied TO Gen. Mellow. II TO pay the iu.
debts cness of the rebels to him in Union money
OF DIR Of the court.
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oSThree desperate robbers managed to make
their escape from the Tazewell county, Ill
jsn on Thanksgiving day. Two OF them are
named Loomis, brothers, who were under
sr1eet for rol bing the post ofiice at Wasnington
with committing q heavy robbery At the town
OF DflayaD. They escaped by.the A~sis auce OF
outsider, who, during the abrense of the
jatl-E briled young woman who was in
temporary charge.
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Launch of nm iron Rat,erv

boston, Dec. 6.-Ths steam gunboat Mani
Was successfully launched on Saturday. She
10 built on the plan OF the Ericsson Monitor.
with one turret, and is 19O feet long and 2s feet
wide. Her hull is divided into six W .tight
bulk Ads
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Imme nse success of
MILE ANNETTA GALLRTTI.
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI.
MLIE ANEETrA GAIJHTrI

MILE ANNETTA GALLETTr,
MILE ANEETTA GALLETrI,
vho paua in the nsss, ,o ,0snassuss
Talent and b. Auty, and rywh sha sopesrs i.
'ns her so
AN:.isfF.HEess sI :id 4, sT1T"esdins linz @nss-ty
during their recent tour through This county. She
~, a + ,IaE skEa5 III IT,. ST We, WEEKLY & SALARY
Continued engagement OF
MONS. EDWARD YELARDE,
The Best Male Doncer IN The World.
MILE GALLETTI AND MONS, vEL4RDR :
EaorainAry attractiOo. sweet an" aud ;ns un OK
x1sss s'GifhiIli Ghia MSs4iaEs, ESis!its
xiss nss fIsTisFf RxTs pRssSTfia Rsf;sSffi
MIS-, ,ss5i ss.ss.i E's;.si;S; 1';s i'S;ssrcs,
Who S'sS s, e sssiss
BALLADS s. IDa4ScESs,s, p ,, , ,,,,.
First wee. OF p EISFzr . sssT'Es BALLET.
arranged II y fSs1 Syott4iEFf 4 4FifEl.FSffs entitled
MILE ANiNPEaTsf'asA as'sA AeAILsrr1
MONS. Kpwix1RHD Kpwix1RHD vELARpE
will ''''ssEha shaF2F iFHeRsri;a sSREEf e r TROUPE,
Return Of the Washington H.yeriss,
The Great Negro Comedian
M. ,HAYEa,
The Champion Clog Dancer q the World.
Mr.. Hayes Chall' Dges the World Man and
money ready 81 any time.
Mr.. q ORGR r. EDESON,
The Talented Comedian, Psntomi mist and Comic
BE enf's'HTs1ssf e. sfas 4 oLosKr,
The wonderful Jig Dancer and Ethiopian Delinea-
THE ceuRf Sr BEAUTY, a,-
MIts JESNfEs zLIEN,
KATE CARRISON,
ANNIE. HARRISON.
TILLY FORBES,
MILE JENNIE.
La PETITE ELLA.
Revival Of the great
GIPsYs LAY. - GIPsYs LAY.
J. J-sYLVAs CLARKE
Forming In ali
THE GREATEST BILL EVER GIVEN
in any one establishment in the country.
To conclude With the Sc c-eamirg farce Of
THE MERkY C0BBLER;
Wax vs.. TINSEL.
Christie pher. Mr. Geo. r.. Edeson
Doom OPEN, ~ o'olock, psrformancs, ~.
Atniss'An n ,enta slrchsstra - ~-n-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09

Great Fire atMacGregor, lswa.
MAcGREGoR, Iowa. Dec. 6.-Three ware.
houses were burned here on Sunday night.
The loss was $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09
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RAxE's PLANTATION BrrERS

Exhausted natures great restorsr. A delight
fal beverage and active tonic Composed Of
pure St. Croix Rum, roots and herbe. II In.
vigorates the body, without stinnIatine the
brain. It deetrojs acidisy Of the stomach.
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system
It Is certain cure for Dyspepsts, e;onsupa-
uon, Diarrh9a, Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmatic diseas-
rom change Of diet water, etc. II can be used
at ~ times Of day, by old or young, and is ps.r-
tcu1arly recommended. 70 weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all 0rooers, Drussisss, No
tells, and Saloonss p. H DRAKE 4 co, No
~ Broadway, New York. % a6-soem
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