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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

- ne ostoi liquor dealers have raised
the price Of DIR axis TO thirte n cent. each o,
two 10. IA quarter. by drinking twice an in di.
vidC al SAVES a cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

OTwo new iron lads, the Kcokuk and
Catskill, were launched at New York on Satur
day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

THE FIRE II LOCkHAvEy, PA.
WILLIAhsPoRT, Dec. 6.-The entire basiness
psrts0n Of Loekhssen was destroyed by Ore On
Saturday. The loss incurred 10 S<o0,Oup rhs
FaiIon House, Barker's Hotel, and . river
fridge were saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08
CANTER9URT kAIli
LOCIBIANA AYkNU1 ssAa sIx,H sysss7,
IN tAe req, Of the EG1iosaI Ho.el.
INCREASED ATTRACTION FOR THIS WEEK


INCREASED ATTRACTION FOR THIS WEEK
GALA WElK
AT rHB omar CAErRsBrRr,
wiz its powerful Comhinstion Of Arti-t--sueh
st.s., ~ithcuts peeeedeat in the Annsi, Of Anuse.
THB CROWDED HOUSES
Accorded TO IL b. the public, demand an aeknox,-
I, stand. ON the soet q fHSa 6p episs. Which i.
THE cAsiHssE W. s SIT & NS EXPENSE
10 ~ re s, t1!sas ~ Tn 'sas,yLO' here
First make Application for engagement
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI,
MILE ANNETrA GaLLEPTI,
MILE ANNErrA GALLBTTI
The fascinating Prspeh aud Spanish D .n..uss,
Tasn ana sut, and esf N. 'sa
the ehiei 1e-psiehorean sensation of the d'y. All
Nj Ii GAL, FRI IL tie .sms Who WAS the
durrs their re- ent tour through This county. She
Ii nov TIE Hfs* akHs.r ct WEEKLY SALARY
paid to any one srtists before the public for con-
tinued engagement.
Continued engagement. Of
MONS. EHWARD gELARDE,
The Best NIL. Dance in the World
MILE GALLETTI AND MONS. VEL ARps
Are ni.hly received by CROWDED AND FASHION
traordinary sti-art'"n sweet and un
MISS J eliza MOKrIMER,
MISE MISE KATE pR R;p;cH1s
MIS- Ghs D! ssI Fl liz s0F FssESs;,
To :ether with
Who viii .pp.sr .,efy ~ Mag In chois
NEGRO GoaIUALITIEs, ae.,4e
First week OF th- eh srmihg
arranged l q asa r I EIs.si; entitled
MILF ANNETTE eALLsrr1
.MoSs EbxAEp vELARDE
will ''''ssfk issss' s1f y r. TROUPE,
DICK F Fssip K tho p ysSsrs
The Great Negro oouedi.n. anna mr.
Mr. 1is . 6. G:: l.: a. w a.s md
na''.' req. M Gd- 'o isGT R. EDISON,
The Talented C0Hedisn; Psn'onimist and Comic
Re ''s'4i;SSe ~ gf e oLosk1,
Tho wonderful JIG Dancer md Itiio plan pelins.-
,,,.s THE coTs! 81 BEAUTY,
NIX xA !!tSf 4k:* 4t4HStS,
''Atf iLfEs53SS s,1zs r,,.
Revival of the great
8IPSY'5 LAY,
GIPSY's LAY GIPSY,s LAY
BY AIssss MoRrIxBK AND PES0Ygn
BILLY 1MkkON
J. slLyAS CLARKE
AM the ,OkPB D'ETHIOPE
Forming in ali
THE GRATEST BILL EVER GIVEN
in any one establishments in the country.
To conclude With tho canning farce Of
THE Macy co .BLRa;
w1xy> TJNsEI
poors open, * oeiocl, performance, *.
Adm. ssi.r - ~Arts 0-~hsst-a ~-',fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

CHnArsAks AsD ONO CANAL The Gum.
oertsad fsL>SyapA state that ths Anal .n,inups
- God nA~tsseis ord-r. BSan ays oon,inu.
s1y Arrfyiax and dspottns. Durin tse SEA ON
- o~ss Aave lefs Cumberland, caxryias
0.IT9 toas of coal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

~1hs town cenmissIoners Of Cambridge,
AA- have oectsed 70 Issue notes Ia tho name OF
- coxporsaoa Of Inss 6eaoaiaa,i,a than
desisr. They WI range fTo@ ave cents - To
0ry csAs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

Doeh- '~i-, Military Governor Of Norfolk
= soo0f 70 esae . proclamation ord.rin. An
ssee"0a nr member Of Congress from the
ooesors o. NofIoix' Princess AAne, Nanssraond
aal Isis Of Whit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

- oen BraEr IL securing IN. country around
h.rfrs~sooro' sad Shelby VILE. Tenn, With
Ssrsssos par,'es, Who are ordsrsd 70 Leave bu.
oee nusdr-d AID s~Snty pounds Of rnea, in
e4<h nnaAIy. tAAAaS AL surplus meat Tor ths
RAhri x<ny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

- tn r,nsauc drama Of " The Poor You ~
Ma" 70 70 b. rSprodaoed ~ Growers Thea,er
co. xht, Ia tAe adnirasls style In which Il.
~ p<Nsepted IsSt winter ~ TIA, establishment
s.riudfaE IN the cast sweet Lofty Hough, Set
eheii- BA<rset and Others, Of the excellent COM
pAAy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

IssFEEsrpssT RECEPTIONS TO CoHsxscz
ASrFs rBs HoLIDArs-Ih oush no publ. r.-
oepsioes VIA b given By Mrs LincoIn thi-
vsst~<, owing 70 She recent family An ic.ions.
tAe Prestdeass receptions will take place, ~
asad. afer he hSIidays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

no J0k TH1 LAStFBrrs BsTS N TIE
II yfkLb AGAIN The meTnhs-s 80 ~. a
Lxfays t~ Club taie ST.s: pissS1-e ~ an
roab.,iI sto tl-ir Gsny !rlrnd. aus rleiie -
:; st, sssT Hi e
.sH Eth Tn. .ssps Com srfst-- has n--a >spointsd
s ssss rcsssn, .iis. ii. r III. pss.als e
tkese ~bo viii hcscr With heir pr-sen--.
MIR t. No ha,aor "a pa sllnvrdin she rnom. Tick
e.s 81 afni,tins = gsnt'sr and ladies',
Ey or6@r ~ onmmittaA of A'rsn Esments a. ~
nNcl MORE, AND gRIENps. VIZ GREET
~ voc!
THE SECOND MONTHLY SOIREE
MERRY SOCIAL ASSOCIATION
WILL r,ls PLACE At
TEMPE BRANCH II ALL
ON MONDAY. DECEMBER sTH.
tn. D-n,t.ers OF thu Association pledge them-
this als Soif, . Of ID. s.1.es :, - 80 E.
An en Jeriencsd e t~t sF he's been eo Sseed
te furnish r-fre<hn,ert.. -
Tho Hal viii 10 beau tifuIiy decorated
ses.a Ard viii tisp nee their mort choice music.
Tietets . admitting eentlenNn so1 iAfiss.
~ No hats or eaDs allowed to Be worn In the
TIE floor win ~ under The Management Of the
following gentlemen:
ei' = St s:s.ea'' EEic Rs s.:,.'
..-4- =. % Ccn1ri;ts. ~ A,,assenests.
ari TaThsM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

In the court martial ia the e,se Of Gen. Fitz
John Porter, GIN. Pope was r-calIed by the
court, who put questions "a him for information
explanatory % r-rtien- Of his former -te.ti-
mony.
The counsel fer the accuse asked permission
TO question him as 70 whether, in case General
Porter came upon the enemy's front in free
and in portion, instsad Of sgoa his hank or
rec, hr would con.ider him justifisbie.il not
attacking In Obedience TO the order TO attscs his
flank or rear7 But the Court ruled the quss-
ton out and IL was not put.
Capt. Drake D+kay was p-xt examined with
reference TO the time at whch Gen. Porter
obsyFd the order Of the 9th, - march at g.
m. t.stifying that he moved at a. m, aad a.
model ate sp@ed, and that hs saw G-u. Porter
and Lis stan using great exertions to get " sons
out Of the ay, that impeded the march OF his
trC,Ie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08
THE MCDOWELL COURT

THE NcDUW I'LL COURT OF INQUIRY.
To-day, Mr.. Bella Clark, of Fredericksbarg,
was examined.
. His testimony was to show that General
Mcdowell, when in command at FREDERICK
burg, lst Oh a nan named Little, a lawyer
there, who had Teen passing to and fro on
horseba, X, within the Union lines, playing the
part Of spy for the rebels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

THE CONFEDERATEs UNDER GEMS HIND
NAN AND MARHADCKB UNpERTAKE
TO FORCE GIN. BLUSTS POSITION
AT CANk HILL, ARKANSAS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

TELEGRAPHIC.
IMPORTANT FROM NASHyuLR
A BATTLE BETWEEN OUR ADVANCED FOR
CEs AND hOBGAEs GCERRILLAS.
COL. NORRIS BRIGADE RRPULSEp AND
CAPTCkBD By THH ENEMY.
MORGAN ATTACKS 6kN FRY AT G4LL.rrS
AND Is REPCLsED. WITH HEAVY Loss.
GEN. TRY REINFORCED. AND In PCRsuIr
OF THE BNsMg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

Z eACKs and 80 RTOU = q. RI an bl-e< and Banoy
Ss,:;Ssf PANts osStSS6;Sf c Ssy I'D SUI
osiv-A and v,l be cold .t cSr y.as! log prices.
Dc <t~vsw fiat 9e6 Psoa. svea1e,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
TAKEN UP EsTRAY-r~s COWS. ras owner
L il reque,td 70 come forvsri, prove Iropsrty.
p.' eha1s' . and take them s~i3ss NADIA.
l.s 81. ws,hins4sn Ar.en.,.
4 OsT-on s.ture.y Afternoon . .n.ir PoIKsr
4, so0H eons.snins 'n.a ana .u.s u rrsH ar.
The d. der will be E-...ied By les,ins II AZ
S1O REwARB -str., Cd away on s.iurd.y, es-
st.h s1isI; "a ::sai. s ss, sS.a 5. pa = 3:
feen.c.y ~ n" hor," C.u a. sss Ne. FORK E1rns
"A stray ne about the str~cts in tie Posrth Ward
1h- owl or eau come Onward. prove property, rsy
'"''se. ."' ~ pEssIs yIrzsEsAtp
Desc No..3 est Washington. q. q.
No1Ich.-;iounds r, spassns on the farm OF Gag
c. en- M nd si,ino, Z" . small red hosasd Bull.
Ire c.n'r j. s,a.-.trd :" con. for..sd. PROV
% % OF r rHfTf1 toSkfav. Manage.
S. RkwAE.p VIII gEc.AIp tos r az =
COW with four white leSs and star her forehead;
sns II Nth Whit back and
pad for their d livery to THOMAS MASON, b.
VVHEah.s NY STORE sIrUATEDO NIsr
inst, "a rcb5ea Of the Following lr'ic.es Viz i
0fhccr's Dark Blu. Cavslr, Pnr.s, alss VT
Black e:st.. Li.bt -.".. b. -ress Cat /
Mer Psnts, inf ish-d p airs B!scs Pants pi.n
Ribbed Rack froek Coat. Hsr L. xht 'irey
Vest Patt I'm, 2ysrds II k-rsey grey Cloth, o bic
vi To. suc a. - d. Brown B-sver g "th. / taxa
vi, opp ruSity n requesting the hi: .sp.cis
~ fhrso in the ra'' ass'st ~ detecting 'ha
for thieves and e shnll I o suitshly rev I'd 4
T.. COH IN, .tfe .. near 18th,
IL Warrington ID. &.
CSn REWARD-Stolen the 4th In.tan.. g
CSO Dun MARE. saddle and Bride. The above
reward will Re given for the re- urn Of the Mare
and for tie spprehe nsion Of the thief
w LISKIS8
de w. eornsf 2 tn AMI ats
I OST-Bstween the War Department and NAVY
/ Yard, two COMMISSIONS one a. st Lie uiel-
ant and enc as C.ptnin-cnrlosed in envelope sd
dressed Capt OsB Hine & TIM " Any one re-
turning the sams will be properly rewarded o. r.
HlAE. Captain s tn N Y. v r., in-chsrg" EnSi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08
BOARDING.

RoAiR1IhG A family Of two, three or four
srssna. slso single ROOM to ole let "t i.soa
PLEAS Nr ROOMS, wire soAkD, can :. h.d
avenue. between 9TH and sth sta de i-n:
RoAkDIkG. large and vel: Furnished LOOMS
s tn e. square from wi.Id: Hotel iaasifs:
WANTED-BOARD, in . re.pec,all. priv.t.
avenue street and between ish and 9th . ss
T = r,.r once. oe9
NEW J RAIJssINs. nuRRANTs; Fla
~ III RERrs s%d PAIN PAIN ktTs, CRANsERRIEs,
IR4Gfs SPICES and l. *
BROWN, YELLOW AND wHIrE SUGARS, q.
ssy sss: S!., Ss ss:1 Bin. s:,,..
esss 0: Ne. S:f':S
ekp :.a Hsa POET
tied and on drAush'. Al L. A. DELLWIG'S.
OAK skA SGSD PINE AsD sEsfGSFD
PURE GROUND oOPPEa. Ro..ted and Groand
kss es ''% a. :"d c hsnsHf ss.s Yard
PEeElsssH AARIsI.s pAE9IsH Oh. IA GNASSeS
and 9TH, will be ooen every day this week ~
sroas of joining his classes will please call at u
the Academy from = to p m. daily this week, xld
sutscrib~ their names. Days Of tuition for Mi.,es
and Masters, Tuesdays, THURSDAYS aud Saturd ,ys
from 81 to 51s p m; for Gentlemen, from to 10
p. m. the sAnne evenings.
=. On saturdAv eth instant the reSular rae
Of tuition win commence st.
EOk sALE-A stylish Grey Hawk MARS. four
i years old, OF magnificent carriage and -
action snd can be made very fast: . new IN
No top BUGGY, very light made By ono ofNA
Ssr brat maker; together With light A IN Bss.
This ~ altes ether Of the most stylish turnouts
In town. and will 30 sold Of the svnrr's
having no uso for the sarne. Can BE- ~ 9e6
SITS. ct Price $3.50. del lv'
~ b c b 81
AouIRRRt.
Pine set. for %. sis ssd AIssas
10 a m S1fAOCRb 8eov 8stovn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

CRIMINAL OoUkT, Dec. e.-Hsueoa II ,~rkins,
eo,ofsa' co1slcted OF committing rape upoa o
colored eirl, was sentenced TO I'm 6
OF twelve years in the penitentary
Martha White, indicted for larceny, was ae-
Quilted.
The case OF william Staliines; indicted for
larceny, was on trial when our rsp ri closSd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

NAVY ss,.arxExY, Ds- l. ,x2
OfAeal Information has been received hy thu
Navy pepartupsnt Of the sxchaa - nf til filn~ins
nsmed p.f-cn eJrn-e,ed viii t.- Al ,s-vic,
tsstS OGress asd !Seansea Of me u. s. Sssams,
ua,Ss:eA eap.syed Nay L. 1854, C;y Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

INpAFrrcfps.-A W bite male child vas ~
on Tenth street, near the canal In 4 % -
VIII summon jury 70 In veetigass ne cause 9
de- ath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

PnasoSALcJudge }. w. " bite, N. Y; Ga
po.eleday nd wife, Y. =. A; Gen. J. z VI sas-
worth, do, are n Wiliard-' -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

AQS INV WALL sfooE. AaS
1oo pApBxHANelres 1o
4: :: :.s !; :s
A. s.sss,.:, :;s:.s: qSA Sssa i,s.sass sc,d
Lad, 81 Ne yard o. made into shade. -''
OVAL RiCryRl DRAMA.
p. SSs = nd s. sHM
a. S'. y ss. IL S oG sns s S S,
Tie manu- fAstuYs.
n,... ! !i! ~ con! CORD . s.D r4ss..s e..
.oAkD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Copies feslsbrsssd Pictures. Paintings, stAsussy
s.:s e
.sessns 81 the ,e. Xl b .od 81 the ls~sss
for Soods and labor, whom purchased ana executed
ors.s: for rxfsRHHHSss o. WINDOW
sAA0se 'anesu.' eneo1ssd Y tnssF S 81 rcGSHsst''
., Ne. 4ss s.v...A 81, .sss door, .ss;,.
no D-lm. Odd Fellows HslI
N Alto NAL 10 Ar.
TIN NEW
TWENTY YEAR PEE CENT. BONDS
uHi1HD sPAfls,
txRows - "yivs rwss7ins,p
ne COUPON BONDS In sums Of On. ofp. am
aud o. 20,
Ybs RB0IsfERHp BONDS In same Of On. s,oo
go, 0llpo, and osm,
Interest commencing 1t date Of pureAassJ
FOR SALH AT PAR By
JAY COOKE q CO., Bsahees,
4S91irsHsssH 8raaes.
These BOHDs a1s the
cGsAs,ss 8ovsssnssv 8socsr1Y
nov In the market;
Inssvest payable seni annusNv
IN GOLD
V ssaivslsat, ct prsseat Ssios q ella. -
lo0 Rsa OeSP. In oUrrcooy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

ARMY ORPICERS, Etc
ar 9i al ~ s'i fso q st9n
OWNS, delivered 10 WashIn ston &c manu- setarst
Dri,es BIBB q 90
DE- s-sv - Lisht reet. bsitsmo;..
GsErt' UNDkR 9ARhANTs.-A vsry large
rino. arey hiIed Aerno and Osntoa Hsaasi
CpdexsAirts, With Drawers 70 match, rom The
smallest 70 largest siIes all Of which ne viii cell 81
our uxvsl Low prices for cash.
NOAH WALKRR o.,
Dc <-<tAW<V fint 36s p-uu svsoue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

WAETED-BOARD, in q Respectable private
w family: Residence between PeansylvanIa
avenue and street and between 18th and tn sta
Stating trm.. Reference required Address at
T - star 0hac~ oe 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

PINE OLD BRANDIEs, WHISTLES, PORT
tied and on drAuaht. Al l.. A. DELLwIG'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

I 0eT-Between the Var Department and Navy
Yard, two COMMISSIONS one st Liz ute d
ant and one as C.ptnin-cnrloscd in a envelope sd
dressed Capt OsE Hine s thu v. Any one re-
turning the sam. will be properly rewarded o. r
HlAE. Captain til N. Y. v * inch,rgn Enyi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

CS0 REWARD-Stolen Oh the 4th Instan. g
GDt Dun NJ ARE. saddle and Bride The above
reward will re given for the re- urn of the Mare
and for the apprehe nsion ofthS thief
w LTSKIS8
de s 1v' eornss tn AMI Q ats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

eEAsnNED PINE WOO AND sE,RoSED
OAK WOOD At L. DELLWIG'J
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-28

The I28d Ohio is at Clarksburg, Va. A
letter from there to the sandusky Register,
dated October 18th, relates the passage Of
the regiment from Parkersburg to that
point, and the following narrow escape
from a terrible accident at one Of the tun-
nels which are so numerous upon that
road:
"Quite an accident occurred at the out
let Of one Of the tunnels, which came near
terminating fatally to the whole regiment.
The regiment was divided, and the rear
train ran into the forward one, literally
demOlishing two cars. No one was seri-
ously injured, although there were loud
calls for Companies G. and l. On whom
the blame rests we know not, but the en-
gineer received his marching orders this
morning"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-28
The President and GenOral Mcclellan.

George Wilkes writes from Washington
to the Spirit of the Times, what he says is
q report of the interview Of the President
with General Mcclellan, at Sharpsburg.-
After saying that the President was I'M
pressed with the belief that the delay was
unnecessary, he continues:
Thus impressed, the President, after
consulting with the Cabinet set ont for
sharpsburg to stir up the spell-bound COM
mander with the unanimous desire Of the
Government that he should press forward
after Lee. The President was gracefully
received by Mcclellan he honored him
with salvos Of artillery, and when he pass
ed with him alone into his tent, and the
fallen canvas veiled the two great mystic
ries of the nation from vulgar eyes, 3
heavy line Of guards preserved the sacred
vicinity for forty yards around from any
profane or impertinent intrusion. There
was no person present ct that momentous
interview but Mr.. Lincoln and tho Chief
Marshal Of the army yet it so happens
that we know, exactly, what transpired,
and in great part, what was said
"The President opened by communicat-
ing the decisions Of the Cabinet and the
official acquisitions of the Government;
and being, at last, we'll through with this
constrained task, he relaxed into his usual
easy and happy and familiar manner.
"'Now, Mcclellan said Mr.. Lincoln, l
want to say something to you for myself;
something that is not from the Cabinet,
and has not been prompted from any other
source I wish to call attention to q fault
in your character-a fault which is the
sum of my observations in you, in conneo-
tion with this war. You merely get your
self ready to do good thing-no man can
do that better-you make all the necessary
sacrifices of blood, and time, and treasure,
to secure a victory, but l0hsthsr from tinidi-
ty self distrllst, or some other motige iHeIpE-
cable to me, you ali0dys stop short just on this
side of results. Such has been your history
this warl This is my own re-
mark, and wish you, when am gone, to
examine yourself, aud see if this is not
true
These are, as near as may be, the words
Of the President to George B. Mcclellan in
his tent, and if any one has any doubt up
on the matter, let him ask Mr. Lincoln or
on the subject"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-28
Woman's Work and her:Reward.

From Harpers Ferry letter to the New
York Tribune, we quote as follows;
"Mothers nursing their sons, wives car
ing for their husbands, sisters administer
ing to brothers, and the Christian ladies
looking to the wants of the friendless, are
seen in every hospital and sick room, bend
ing deep sorrow over their wounded pat
tients. 1t is a scene for angels of mercy to
look upon with pleasure, and he whose eyes
do not melt in tears at the sight must have
3 heart cold indeed.
"a party Of ladies from Montgomery
county, Pennsylvania, have been especial
ly active and efficient in the good work.
Soon after the news Of the terrible battle
reached them, Mrs. Cadwallader Evans,
Mrs. William Carver, Mrs. Isaac Holstein,
Miss Sallie Roberts, Miss Sarah Preist,
Miss Lizzie Brewer, from the vicinity Of
Norristown, came to ShaTpsburg with a
large supply of bedding, bandages, cloth
ing, fruits, delicaeies and medicines, all
voluntary contributions from the citizens.
A house was rented, and the business of
doing good opened on an extensive scale.
The beauty Of the whole arrangement was,
hat it was wholly untrammeled by red
IdpC uclhJb- wherever want was QlEcOV-
cred, theremedy was Immediately supplied
without requisition," leave, or order
One day number Of convaleseents were
seen coming up the streets, foot-sore and
weary, on their way to camp, having walk
ed from HarpeFs Ferry; they were or
dered to halt" by gentleman not clothed
in shoulder straps the men obeyed,
and before they left the house of those
truly patriotic ladies, thirty-fve loaves of
bread had been cut, spread with good fresh
butter and apple butter" and distributed.
The man who handed round the bread was
in tears before his work had been half-per-
formed, and tears of gratitude streamed
from the eyes Of many battle-scarred vet
eran soldier. "This reminds me Of home,n
said one All, this is what mother would
do if she we're here" said another, and
" God bless the dear ladies'" a third.
When all had been served the squad re-
sumed the march, each one feeling himself
happier man, and braver soldier even
than before
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A TrensonnbIe Document.

The Chicago Tribune says that the fol.
lowing extraordinary and virulent docu-
ment has been largely circulated in IlH-
nOis, being sent to Democrats whose coop
Grafton in the nefarious and reasonable
scheme was hoped for:
"REsIsTANCE TO TYRANrs Is OBEDIENCE TO
GOD.
+" To all patriotic men Of the United States
Whereas, the repeated violations of the
constitution Of the United States by the
present party in power, do most seriously
threaten the liberties of the people and
tend to the destruction of constitutional
liberty, the great anchor Of a Democratic
Republic, we who are hereby united in or
der to check these outrages upon the rights
Of loyal citizens, and to prevent this gov
ernment from degenerating to military
despotism, to be controlled by unscru-
pulous fanatics, do pledge our lives,
our property, and our sacred honor :"
to maintain constitutional liberty, to the
extent guaranteed by our fundamental
laws, and determine that no more citizens
shall be illegally arrested and detained,
and that we will resent such usurpation in
every legal and peaceable mode, and in the
event of defeat we will fall back npon that
God given right-physiedl resistance to dfs-
potie PoaveT. As last resort we will raise
ihe flag Of our fathers, and call all congo
niaI spirits of the United States, and else
lDhere upon the broad earth to come to the
rescue Of individual right, and plant them
upon the firm basis designed by the Father
of his Country and his compatriotsof '7G."
The meaning Of this extraordinary eff
fusion is that if the knights of the Golden
Circle do not carry the election this fall,
they will inaugurate civil war in Illinois,
and call on JEFF, Davis, and perhaps the
tory aristocracy Of Great Britain to help
them. They say they will summon Z" all
e0agsRidL spirits IN the United States and
elsewhere" Who are these congenial spirits
if not the Southern rebels and their sym
pathizers in Europe2
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4 Temperance Army.

With great satisfaction thousands have
noticed a recent order of the War Depart
ment at Washington, that no ardent spir-
its shonld be admitted within the lines Of
the army in Virginia; that vigilant seni-
nels should be stationed on the bridges
and avenues across the Potomac, and if
any packages containing spirits we're
found, the article should be confseated
and destroyed. Now, then, thought many,
we are to have a grand temperance army.
But there was one important exception in
the order. It was this:-" Unless they
belong to The private stores Of officers" There
it is The private soldier nugt keep his
head clear and his morals pure-must en-
dure hardness and be ready for any SER
vice. But officers may have their heads
muAdled, become incapacitated for COM
mand, and thereby sacrifice the lives of
hundreds of cur brave young men. Is
this temperance It is like shutting
down the foodgates of mill-dam while
you bore thousand secret places through
the solid structure, to render the ruin ul-
timately more terrible. Let another order
be issued from the War Department nth
out ezeeptions.-N Y. hl3ependsHt.