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THE WAR IN KENTUCKY
The Particulars of the Battle at Semerset-
The Rebels fIy Like a FIsck of Sbe.n-
Capture of al their ArtiIiery-Iwo HIM.
drtd Rebels Found On the Field


Ihe Rebels " Like FIsck Of Sheen
capture of al their ArtiIIery-Iwo Hun.
drsd Rebels Found On the Field
CINCINNATI, Jan. 81 "A special LouIsville dis.
potcn 70 the Commercial says that dispatches re-
ceived at headquarters announce that the battle
took place on Sunday morning, and that C;en
Ibomas continued the pursuit until night Our
forces followed the rebels, who ran like Hock M
frightened sheep. close up 70 the enforcement,
on the north bank Of the liver In front of these
they laid all night, expecting TO storm them in
the morning With the aid Of their boats and
before daylight.
They left behind all their artillery, ammuni-
ton, horses, tents, eighty wagons loaded with
quartermasteI's and medical stores, which fen
into our hands. Our troops had possession Of the
intrenchments>yesterdaY morning After reach
ing the opposite side Of the river, the rebels dis
persed In every direction. Two hundred dead
and wounded rebels were picked up on the field
General Zollicofsr was found in a wagon, NOR
tally wounded
Our loss has not vet been definitely ascertaiued
but II must have been considerable.
Tbs Surgeon OF the 10th Indiana r regiment tele.
wounded. $50
General Thomas division embraces some of
the best regiments In this department
AS far az can learn the 9th Ohio, 10th Indiana
"a Minnesota, 18th regulars, and 4th and 10th
Kentucky regiments were among those engaged
Col. Mensons Brigade, including the lob In.
ments, reinforced Gen Thomas
During Saturday night they made a forced
march Of IS miles through heavy roads and
managed to arrived three hours before the com
meneement Of the fight, In which they took a
glorious part, In spite OF their fatigue
The tenor Of all the Official dispatches goes IN
show that the affair resulted In the most
victory Of the war,
No prominent officers are said to be killed on
our side.
Gen. schoerfY was utterly unable to cut Off the
retreat OF the enemy, owing to the bluffy cbarsc.
Ter OF the country and 10 the obstruction of all the
roads by felled timber
CINCINNATI, Jan 81 The Ohio river has risen
seventeen inches since last evening and IL stiIl
rising at the rate Of an inch per hour There /,
now hfty-two feet four inches In the channel.
ezN THOMAS IN PURSUIT OF THE ENEMy
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 81 No news has been re.
ceived here from Gen. Thomas to-day nor an "
dipgs Of the Federal loss In the battle foup ht on
sunday W
Gen. Thomas has taken the Steiner and nins
barges IN which the rebels conveyed their force
across the Cumberland, and which In their pre.
cipitate flight they failed 10 destroy
The theory at headq quarters 10 that GEN Thomas
has been too busy In usng the boats 10 convey hi,
troops scross the river Southwark, In pursuit m
the refreshing enemy, and providing other NM
fight ~ '.lT-
No private kilograms Of military matters can
come over the line 70 Louisviife, and no privats
Information has been received here relative 20 the
mevsmenn Of our troops, ~ JSIst =
r. I.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIItA CoNGR Ess-secsnd Session.

SENATE .-Yesterday, after our report closed
Mr.. Grimes bill In relation to railroad along
Pennsylvania avenue and other avenues and streets
In the cities Of Washington and Georgetown, wal
referred
The bill making an appropriation for the de.
lenses OF Washington, was taken up, discussed
day.
+. The bill enabling the Secretary Of War 70
appoint two Assistant Score aries was passed
After the consderation OF the subject Of Mr.
Sngnrs loyalty, without disPoslng Of the ques-
ton, the Senate adjourned.
HouE-Afsr our report closed yesterday
ne bill to regulate the carriage of printed
matter outside the mails, was laid on the table
The bill authorizing the Secretary Of War to
and the House adjourned
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NILoskL 0AhftkLD AS FIsHTkR "A CORES
pondent OF the Cleveland Herald In an ,coonn, =.
the eattleat Prestonburg, Kentucky, says:
a BODY OF the enemy was posted on conlmand.
.hg NIL, sne u became necessary to diIlodge
them The Fourteenth Kentucky volunteered 6r
Ie service, 40 they knew the nature of the o,o,n5
Hall Columbia 90 NC
The hi ~as cleared and soon the reserve Of the
-hgsde came in At double outck a. 800 - =. -
he saw them Col Garfield pulled of bis coat and
hung IL up In the air, where II lodged In a tree.
out VI reach The men threw up their cana. win
WIG shout, and rushed at the enemy, Col. Gar
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CuRE FOE tEosrED FEET-It is said that
frozen feet can be speedily and Certainly cnrsd
oy being bathed and well rubbed with kero<ene
or coal Oil, for few times at night before retr.
Ing to bed. Several persons have already tried
u, al OF whom unite In pronouncing Il an effec-
tuea cure, Wnich, IL they are correct, 10 an easy
and eheeP mode Of getting rid Of a very sore and
uouoiesome amlction- Those who have tried a
inform Us that the feet should be well warmed bv
sh oS s"re uu1nf and after the application Of
PERSONS suffering from the pain Of frosted fee,
Will no doubt do well In giving ~ trial for IL :,
soIeiy cheap ointment, and one thai IL yerv
easily spplied.-Haryisbpgh Uston '
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The GREEK FIRE BOMs SHELL.-A second ex-
pertinent, on large scale, (the proper material
having arrived) Of the Greek fire bomb shell Ct
Messrs. Short & Smith, will take place this eve
ming, at precisely eight O'Clock, on the grounds
between the Presidents house and the Potomac
a hae view may be had from the Park on the
southerly side Of the Presidents House.
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u From Shillington, Odeon Building, and
from the publishers, Ticknor & Fields, we have
early copies Of the February number Of the At
lantic Monthly.
II contains contributions by Mrs. Stowe, Prof
Agassiz, James Russell Lowell, NEW "Bigelow
PaPers;'') John 6 Whittier, and kindred pens
Of celebrity including the author of the powerful
''Story Of To-Dayn
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Spirit of the Morning Press.

The Isslfigsnes, thinks the London Times no,
an sutbority to be relied indicating the tone
Of British sentiment in reference to American
Affairs. "
Rev. Mr.. Denison, of the Republican, con.
tributes a couple Of columns TO that paper upon
the question "will the contrabands Hght!"
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O The quota CT to- 20 for Rhode lsIand on
TIC eaH Tor 500 zoo men amounted to ,U57 She
over her quota Of ,O67.
III The Bridgeport Palmer, which was SUP
Pftsstd fof treason last summer, 10 announced for
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II From ShillingtOn, Odeon Building, we
have HsrFer's Magazine for February, containing
no end Of good things, literary, political, &c &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-22

IL Two thousand dollars have been sent to
Boston, for the relief Of the families Of volunteers
by the Massachusetts men Of California
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-22

OvR FRIENDS at the vzrfcas military camps and
positions Win confer favor by Keeping us posted
a % movements and Affairs In their vIefnities
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FUTURE DAYS.

A UCTION SALE OF WOOD LAND ON
"A WASHINGTON R.R.-The ~ bscrIbeT will
sell az Annapolis Junction. on Saturd jan. 18th,
1852, lSo acres Of Wood LAID, binding on the rAil
road. Wood contract 1rs are invited q attend.
For Par,Icu airs apply 10 NJ. BAM0N. 80 81.
Paul st., Baltimore. ian Is ST.
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r KsKlN vRsfIgs
@z Ramsbg.g q Ebert,

/ gGE0RGIToWND y. o.
The only manufacturers Of Genuine BUCKSKlN
GLOVEs, MI ITARY GAUNfLETe. AID
MITrENe In tbs DISTRICT. ~
4 9MSers, GAunnses made p order.
! Brokskfn Dnvsrp and Shirts. Mia;
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WAsHIN TON ia TERI
Mr. BLAND ..ss: ..s.. pleasure, , i . =.
'''- A ITALIAN OPERA!
From the New York Academy OF Munc, for
TWoGRAND OPER ATTIC PERFORMANCES
Totske plao. on
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
January az AND 2s,
When the following celebrated ARTISTS viii appear;
MISS ISABELLA RINKLEY,
NINE sTRhKOsCH, the fsvoTite contr,ito,
SIG; BaiGN0Li, the renowned Tenor.
Sc s1si ne sSs aisss s ss.lons.
,psvy NO, SIC; BARIDf, BassO csusants.
'- the oeIsbfsssd violoncelhst.
The entire combination under the musical direo-
CARL ANsEHUTz,
Conductor Academy of MuEic, New York.
THIS "wednesday EVENING. Jan. q.
IL BARBIERE DE SEHfGLLA.
WIN Be sds4 sss following
Miss issbells Hinkley IN her admirable
Nine stfskcsci has kindly consented to A'''nA
oollse the MANAGEMENT and perfect
s.ss: sIssS n.l the tt zis s:1sss
sisnoE sa.iIi in h; world renowned l0
a. paIt OF -. Bsrtoo
Sisnof BATH u.s. .Bsslho
| THURSDAY EVENING, Ian. Is,
Most positive! Lsst Performances Of the Principal
ALnsn OF the New oIk Acsdemy. y hen
OF VerdPs famous Opera Of
/ IL TROVATORE,
And the oeebrsted Liberty Duetto. "Srona La
Trombs," fromI PUkITANL
Prices OF ADMISSION. .
To Parsue.te and Dress Circle. 81
oIohes'er Sneirs-- - Sl.o
/ sests ma, be occurred for either of the Opera
MIG hts at Mr. Metzsrotts M usie store.
O'Clock. js.s
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WASHI GTON STEAM BAKERY,
w 347 G STREET.
Between ~ and 9Th Streets.
The attention of dealers is requested to our large
stock Of FRESH CRACKERS AND CAKES,
Among the varieties may be named:
WATER CRACKERS,
SUGAR CRACKERS,
SODA CRACKERS,
BUTTER CRACKERS, -- . ...
EDTNBUR6 CRACKERS,
GROUND CRACKERS,
-'. GINGER CAKES, -
SUGAR CAKES,
ALMOND NUTS,
GINGER NUTS,
... RAISIN CAKES.
Bcying exclusively for cash, and possesnsr the
advantages OF ttsam power and the most pproved
machinery, we are able to sell at the lowest man.
uiacturing pr ces.
III Wholesale Dealers, Suffers and others
buying goods st the North. may save tn expense
offrelght and securs fresh work, By giving us
Call. is q 2wif
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DThsugh TAs STAz 10 printed on the fastest
steam pres muse south Of Baltimore, its edition
s lnge TO require IL to he put to press At an
early hour: AGrs-tiSsHsafJ, therefore, should be
sent In before L. O'Clock NJ; otherwise they may
msy not appear until tie next day.
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AUCTION SAikS.

81 AOCI1ON oA1EC-
u For otAsr AHetion saiss, see frsf ,snss.
THIS AFTRRNooN q To-MoRR0w
BY MARSHALL a PAGE, ApolionssTs.
THY MARE, CRocKERY GLOVES AND
DAY and skTTSDIY noRSiNss n so SSf
we vii 60 u front OF store 500 Pa. avenue, 30
teen 9Th and ION streets, lsrre Iot Of desirable
oroef.ry and 6l..s Ware
tuos ssSntiet. Boots, shoes,
wstoSes and Jevelry,
Also, q lot OF Fascy Goods.
i.n,so Ss.A. MAssHALL 4 PAGE. Ass...
VAL g, sA 3 d.s t N,.ss 9;..
GEaSeE5IEsS T4S 1881 f@22fT siss a.. ~
RoS%: :. sSS. We a.. a
Q6sfs:I:na =. h.h c..Ls ot.rd, Dupu, Co,
Barrel. Ware :, Grow Z Sous. Pixies, N.snoll..
Jon Boxes Eastern cSttiDs D1ir, chsess.
Bore: rre.e ~ Peaches, and Cases wAIsfy and
ITO p.lrs Stsyy Boot. and Wooden soet,.
Zvetetervssser, ssd other German Lie 1ors.
Cases ch.iesu, Morsan. and "a Jullen cisrst.
Plses Jsssle, s,S,i. and COrnso Brandy.
Cases SsrdInef. Gand GO,
ARf large lot u wS.r f BGSsR sfrDs hu
III WILL Ok ADDED TO The ABOVE
ssle, and sold for account of the eonsigneee, 60
0 j.s AUO' oAV WALL q BARNARD, Aust.
.DrIn OOnsequsncs Of me inelsmep. yestber,
the rbovs saleIs Postponed 70 THURS DAY next,
8. aI-at WALL & BARNARD, Auct'uL
By }. Z. MCGUIRE & CO, Apotloneels.
HOUSEHOLD FURNIrOS E AND ErTrcrs
II AT AUCTION -Un THURSDAY MORNING,
January 3. commencing st 20 colo ok. We shall ell,
lIesldenoes Nos AIS and All, ", vat slde ThiI-
teenth street, between Penney vania venue and ID
street: all the household effects therein we name
hsircloth Sofas and Parlor Chairs
marble TOP Center and Side Tables,
Mthorany Extension Dining Table,
Two Mahogany Side Tables or Plate Stands,
oek French Dining and Csne-test Reoepico
Turkish Red cur'srns. Gilt CornIoe and Shades,
frensh Chm CURTAINS.
Marble-iop Dire ssinE D1I esus and wsshstands,
MAHOGANY, Walnut and Painted do
MAHOGANY, Wa nut, and Cottage Bedttsads,
Feather Beds, BOlsters AID Pillows.
Comforts, Quits, Blankets, &c, &C.,
One tainted Cottage chamber suite,
One handsome Ornamental and Carved Circular,
bedstesd imported from Japan,
Hrusseis. Ingram and Venetian CARPETS. Rugs, &o,
Together with = large lot If Cocoa Mating,
China, Glass snd Crooksry Ware,
Chamber and PaTlOr stoves,
Cook ng Stoves and KItshen Requisites.
j,its J.. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auots,
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GEORGE CHRISTY'S
" OPERA HOUSE,
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN 4 AND r.
Open Every Night with
GEORGE ChRISTY'S MlNSTRELS
From Broadway. Nsts York,
Comprising is of the
PICKED STARS OF MINsrRKLsY
The entire entertainment under the immediate di =
reotion of
G e o. 6E RISTY,
The aeksoplsdgsd Pioneer Of Mtsstrefsr!
This Evening, and every evening until further
nSSt.Ge, viii he produced George Christys great
NEW YEARS CALLS,
..0e w.
Other characters by the company.
Inc usual melange Of Singing, Dancing, Bur
Acknowledgement % oents Gallery, Is cents.
! e. SATURDAY NIGHT, January 18th,
RKNETTT OF GEORGE CHRIsTf,
And last appearance Of the Company on Tenth st.
I'D Monday, January 27th, ODD Pillow Hall,
sew MN st. jAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-22

The boundary OF the department Of Western
Virginia is incorrectly defined in thu Army Re-
gister for 1862. 1t should be as follows So much
of Virginia al les between its entire boundary on
the west, the western slope Of the Allegheny
mountains on the east, and the boundaries of
Pennsylvania and Maryland on the North, and
North Carolina and Tennessee on the South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-22

A RARE CHANCE.
"A COMMISSIONERS UTLERSHIPi In Pen -
tylyanis regiment now dong dne bu,iness. In
Guiding Tesms, Stock and Fixtures, the owner
being compelled to decline business on aocount N
II health. Apply TO COCHRAN & ROBERSTON.
oil l 9Th street, washington il 9O-eoSts
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writes from Japan, under date of September

writes from japan, under date of September
last, as follows:
"BEAUTIFUL AND PICTURESQUE SCENERY OF
THE coUSTRY-ITs ANTIQUITIES.
No land in the world can supply 80 much
for the pencil and book maker as Japan. The
entire country is garden-not q tame, land
scape garden, as we find in France and Hol-
land, but natures garden, just such q one as
Eden must have been.
Beautiful villas, with hills and mountains.
riyulets, and bays and rivers, and cultivation
brought to its highest perfection. If they
have not the castles of the Rhine, they have
| temples thousands of years old; groves that
must have been planted before historical
epschs; the beautiful camelia, and above all,
the sacred lotus, which is mostly cultivated on
the grounds attached to the temples Nothing
looks new, nothing of to-day, everything ap-
pears antique. There are old bridges, lead
| ing to ancient looking villages; cemeteries
with carved monuments, many of them hav-
ing the style Of carving centuries back; gate
ways so picturesque that you wonder what the
architecture of the buildings enclosed can be-
and when you enter, you are lost in the elab-
orateness of the carving Of the cornice of q
temple, its bronze pillars, its gods. and the
picturesque priests. The revenue Of the church
has been spent in building, preserving, and
ornamenting these temples. There are many
old and beautiful temples that are devoted to
the god OF war. These are mostly closed to
all visitors excepting the natives. At Kama
koora I saw several temples kept in perfect
preservation-one of them said to have been
closed to visitors for many hundreds of years.
"a WONDERFUL STATUE OF BRONZE AT THIS
PLACE.
81 had heard much of bronze statue about
three miles from Kamakoora. A party of six
ak ladies and gentlemen determined to visit
1t, scarcely believing that it really existed
1t was not long before we stood before one Of
the most gigantic Buddhss that could be con-
ceived. The priests who stood in front of it
appeared like children two years old standing
in front of a man seven feet high The figure
is about fifty feet high, in sitting posture, and
thirty feet broad. Seven men can stand on
his thumbs which join. The face has a pleas.
ant expression. The interior of the temple
where this wonderful statue is, contains sew
eral Buddhas, and the usual bronze ornaments
Altogether this is one of the most wonderful
productions of art.
" This is but one of the wonders of Japan
Nature and art seem to have We'd with each
other to produce the most beautiful country
in the world. Whenever Japan is open to
travel without hindrance, it will be visited by
the seekers after the beautiful and antique,
and by curiosity hunters from all parts of the
world"
Very respectfully, yours, &C.,
JOSEPH HECo.
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-TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


SANDY Hook, Jan. 2S.-This forenoon a squad
Of Ashby's cavalry made their appearance at Boil
var, accompanied by a section Of artillery which
opened on company II, OF Colonel Geary's regi-
ment, stationed a mile and half above Sandy
Hook. Our Panott gun and Enfield rifles
stlenced their battery, and drove the cavalry
back behind hill. At the latest accounts no
rebels were In sight, except q mounted picket
stationed In a small woods near Bolivar.
Gen. Jackson's main body is concentrating al
Charlestown, and our informant says that great
CONSERVATION exists among the rebels, in conse-
quence Of the circulation Of reports among them
tnat our whole division was about to cross over,
and that Jackson posted to Charlestown to resist
our progress. 1t is thought here that Jackson
will move down nearer to Harper's Ferry to-
night.
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Seizure of q Danish Vessel.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2S.-The Danish bark Jur.
gen Lorentzen, Riemer, from Rio JaneiTo, out
Sc days, bound to Havana, but in consequence of
some tnformallty in her papers supposed to be
bound to New Orleans, with cargo Of ,sO0 bags
Of coffee, was seized on the 25th ult., In latitude
seven degrees north, longitude thirty-two degrees
thirty minutes west, by the United States ship
Morning star, and ordered to Philadelphia, In
charge of Lieut.. Geraud and a prize crew
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ALBANY, Jan. 27.-Ex-ComptrolIer John G
Wright died at Schenectady to-day.
HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 27-David Robinson
for many years President Of the Hartford Bank
and one of our most active and prominent citizens
died Last night
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Reported Defeat and Ca pture Of jeff Thomp.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s-A special dispatch TO the
Tribune, dated Cairo, says that rumors are rife
that the expedition which left Birds Point on
Saturday had fight with JEFF Thompson, and
that he has been made prisoner. II is also re-
ported that three Tennessee regiments had been
intercepted on their march to SYkeston.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCBU
-, For weaknesses
Arlslns from Exoesses, HRbits of Dissi rsf,ox
barv lndiscretion OF Abuse.
ATTENDED tOfth tks FsiIoyinF Symytcrr,:
IndlspoGtion to Exerson, Loss of Power,
Loss OF Memory, DifioutT OF Rres sth,ns
Weak Nerves, Trsmhii1ss
Horror of Disease, wsfskins.ss
Dlmness of VislOu, Pam in tSs oscs
univsrss Ls1sitaoe Of the Muscular system.
not dands, Flushing OF the BODY.
DJnees OF the Skln, Eruptlons the fGse.
PAiLID couNTENkNcK.
These symptOus, If allowed 70 90 on, yhioh this
medicine lnVarfably removes, soon follows
MPOFENCY, ,FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITs,
b one Of tskIeh tks Pafis.f mag Eepsrs.
Wlo can say inst they are not frssueutly fol-
IoNs~ - 'hoss 'DzlEUL DTsKAsEs,"
"LNSAE1EY AND CoNSUMPTION.S
Many are aware Cf the cause OF their suferlrf,
But NONE WILL CcTFEss.
THE RFCQRDS OF TIE INSANE hsYLUMB
Asd the M6'aAekolY Deaths by Consssayfscx.
BKAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE TRUTH or rzI
AssEEZIoN.
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
esuires the aid OF medicine 70 strengthen and
InuEorste the systen
inch HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCRU
isoartal - dess
TRIAL WIZ CONVINCE THI MOST sKKPzIcAI,
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From Gen. Banks,s Command.

Frederick, Jan. 2o.-Later intelligence from
WillamspOrt shows that the report Of shelling by
the Confe3erates at Dam No. on Sunday was
correct, but no material damage was done. 1t
was by detachment of JackSon's command,
probably for the purpose Of feeling our strength at
that place.
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Martial Law I'm Missouri-Seven Bridge.
Burners Sentenced TO be Shst-AnetheI
Railroad Bridge Burnt

assembled at Palmyra for the trial Of the bridge.
burners, have found seven persons guilty, and
sentenced them to be shot. The sentence has been
approved bv Gen. Halleck
A gentleman from Palmyra reports that the long
bridge on the Hannibal and st. Joseph railread
was burned by the rebels on Saturday night The
bridge had just been completed
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The War in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. .2S.-Gen. McCook has arrived
from Mumfordsuille. He left all quiet
here, that the rebel Gen. George b. Crittenden
was wounded at Logan Cross Roads on the 5th.
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By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Arct;oneers.
Georgetotcn, DC. .


Georgstotcn, &C. a
TRUSTEES SALE.-By vl-tUe Of q deed
\ trust from b. Hutchlns, dated September y,
1856, aud of reoord, will offer at auction on the
litr d+I Of February. 1852; on the premises. ,t
oSiook p m, that part Cf lot number ninety ons,
tsl.!in Beatty &c Vkins' add ti3n u GeOrEetoW-
beginning for lts bounds on th9 EOu.h side of Pros
psct street, IT Georgetown, al point distant e5
feet, mess ured cast from the East corner of said
lot and running thence south and parallel with the
west line of said lot 53 feet, less TO the line
Of Mrs Masher's lot. thence east on ire iiue of
sa'd lot . feet. and thence north s. feet, Tye OF
ess % Prospect street; thence With Prospect street
20 Ieet 70 the beginning, with the improvements,
consisting Of a twO-stOry frame house.
Terms Of sale: One :. Ird OF che DGronase money
to be Psld ir cash and tie residue IN three eQu:l
lusta Is IS a. tnree SIX and nine !-.oati.s, with
interest, - be secured.
The terms Of sale must be ocmplIed with within
enc week alter sale, or the property may be Tesotd
at the expense and risk Of the purchaser, after
one weeks notice.
WALTER s. cox,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees Georgetown BnIld'g AsEocla'n.
Js 2swts BARNARD Il BuCKEY, Auots.
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By WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of deed of
\ trust from Charles Williams, dated April q
E dSSS; aSS OF record, we will offer at auctlon, on
THU URSDAf, the 18th day of February, at 4
O'CLOCK p. m. on the premises, that lot OF ground
IN Washington. known and described as the north
one hundred, ClOO,) fronting fOrtJ-eIght f6et on
Twentieth street, and fifty feet on M street, with
house.
Terms Of sale Gne third Of the purchase money
70 be paid In casn, the residue in three equal In.
date, with interest, TO be secured.
The terms OF sale must he complied with within
one week after sale, or the property may be resod
at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, after one
WALTER s. cox,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees Georgetown BuIld'g Associstion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-29

NEW YORK, ian 2S.-The steamer City Of New
York, lost at Hatteras Inlet, was a propeller Of
400 tons, built for the New York and Baltimore
route, and owned here.