Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-08
PR RENTICIANA.

The Democrat suggests the eNpediency of
| shutting the Confederatee up in Virginia But
| would IL lie quite constitutional TO make a pen-
| itcntiary OF the Old Dominion
Beauregard complains that his hands have
| been tied. They should be. And 30 should
his neck.
| brt ad and receiving stone. The rebels ask
| for salt and we give them alt-perre.
| Goodness is considered a valuable quality IN
soldier. We guess the rebels will De cool
enough this coming winter.
| The black Republicans ~ ult in the appoint
ment OF Rosecrans 20 the place of Buell., but, II
| the gallant hero Of Iuka and Corinth wishe. 10
| keep their favor, hi, first military movement
| must be 10 so right on and steal negro.
| The rebel steamer s.2oO' is doing a whaling
| business among the whalers.
| Humphrey Marshall is such a failure As a
man-oi-war the rebels propose 10 cut him dow
More likely bum-boat.
The Rev. DIR. Bellows, OF New York, seliy-
| cred eulogy upon the Southern people a few
| middling-siSed Bellows.
The Petersburg Express boasts that a rebel
sharpsLooter, nsmed Jay, >hot iour Yankees
| In one skirmish. He must be popin' Jay.
II is said thst the retel government is about
10 close the whole OF tho newspaper office. in
the ConfrdeTacy. In needs all th. paper hat
can he had 10 make ConfsdersIe scrip.
The people OF Arkansas have bigger tooth
picks onu Just now less occasion 10 uick ih.ir
teeth than any other fellows alive.
A paroled rebel writes us a silly lettsr tsil
ing us that lac has "lo>t one leg in the Confede-
rate cause and II ready to lose the other.
4 he fellow evidently has Z wooden ls a.. and.
il he gets pair of wooden he's, hs would cell
pIetty well IN hard wintrr a. fuel.
1fthe rebels get oHr OF corn, whea,, snd rS~,
and can find nothing lie 10 grind, let tbsBa
81 ind their teeth.
We suppose that .s';he fortunes of war; Nc
ho ar so much about are Ia, I,IiILs+s laSss- AZ
the Amy contractors.
~ The subject is ssitated ni caili, 2 m ~.tr-
session ol the Connectlcui legislature TOR
purpose OF romt dy in- ccrtalA defecs- d.
military laws, alro an r'GTri 10 Issuing >t':-'
bonds 20 the amount OF S3,t-s,Izsi. the law a.-
thorizing thar issue having detsc' which PIE
vents their negotiation. hi-o TO agthoris.s
towns 10 borrow mono. "R sSDds Ia p.y lo-
money Borrowed for solids, T. bounil.s.
~A few days ago tIru. Herdng. who tlas
lately arrived az Na>hNiil' from Ma-kHaN,
called upon Gen. Nr2ley lnr p!u:.riio pap, p.
saying that his beautiful faraI AID hoii-s NeT.s
almost destroyed, and thai IA d sir, profetf,..
from ior,h'r INJURY, orIIe'inE iiiA' he aAa =. -
the pt nalty for HE folly. "loU are gRiStasei,
MIR. Harding, regoiileG tue General it.e 1'fl.a'S
ior trC Aeon - .ifaihi
- The Pennsylvania Railroad CVmq"Hs r.
Quire shippers OF fright destined 10 ahs pol!lL
Within The state Of MARYLAND, o. ~ points SoUts
of the parallel Of q, ity bur. IL Adslns ~
Franklin comfy, Pa, 20 take out "A r. rJni; frcra
the custom house. the eEtnsiv- contr6b:--.
trade hitherto carried OIL along our -outsl IN
border haN ing made this prcca utlou n-s.-sars
81 The Common Council OF BOSTON has -an-
propristed s30,Ct1 % and IN raising three ,on.-
panies OF cavalry for len. Bsnks' Team - Lr-
dition.
- IL j. stated that Two smart shncs- al
earthquakes We're ielt at Memphis on he 27fh
ult
~ John j. Huber, editor OF The I-Ans sst.r
tPa.) ENamIner and Herald, dies recently IN
thai city.
- monu mcnt has recently been manga
rhtd ln England 10 the memory oi the ls1 3eo
Stephenson, 81 Newcastle.
- The foriihcatisns about H'Fns, Artan-
sas, have been completed, and NAMED "fcys
Curtis"
81 The drsft in Copn"c1 "a Ess% l--'n ro>t-
poned unit thr Iata in-ia't.
~ r,NN hotel ~ to 10. .Ft,. ed tB SSslsh
kcr.ln.lor, L9Idof, Ne cost 10 ~ SSlsuVo.