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s5ssg NORWICH & WORCES,

r-.-=5.==z--ss=a TER RAIL ROAD.-WINTER RRAHGH
$50 AENT, commencing Dec. 2. 1851.
Trains Going South, Leave Worcester
AT 1879 a. (Way Passenger Train.) Connects al
worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua Lowell
concord, Manchester &c. at Worcester Junction with
trains from Boston. Providence. and Western road: al
Norwich with train for New London, there connecting
with express trains for New Haven and New York.
AT AUG p. IT. tNay Passenger Train.) Connects at
Worcester with trains from Boston. Lowell Nashua
Concord Manchester Lawrence. Fitchburg &C.; and al
worcester junction with trains from Boston Providence
and Western road. At Painfeld Junction trains from
Providence and Hartford arrive in Tor this train
~ Passengers from way stations for New York, by
steamer from New London, will take this train.
At lO0 p NJ steamboat Express Train for New York
CONNECTS at Worcester with trains from Boston. Cen
eord Manchester Lowell. Lawrence, Nashua Fitchburq
Sc Al Planfeld with trains from Providence Leaves
Norwich for New London at SIS p M
Trans Gong North, leave Nof15ich
Al ZUU e. ~ or on arrival of Steamer, steamboat
Express Train.) For Worcester and Boston, Nashua
Fitchburg, Lowell, Lawrence Manchester, Concord
White Mountains, dc.
At 500 q. M (Way Passenger Train) Connects al
Palnhed Junction with train for Providence arriving
Ill Providence at $50 at Worcester Junction with
trains for Springfield. Albany. &c; with trains Of p &
W. Road for Providence At Worcester with trains 70,
Boston, Nashua, Lowell, Fitchburg, Lawrence, Man
At 345 p. m. (Way Passenger Train.) Connects al
Plantied junction with trains to from Providence
and Hartford Reaches Worcester in express
train TO Boston,
mch30 DIT p ST NJ ANDREWS Sunerintendap,
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7 ,EONARD & CO.'S BOSTON AND
- EASTERN EXPRESS,
OUer the Boston s Worcester Railroad
OFFICEs-No,l Lincoln House Block, Worcester; S
Court street, Boston
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Stem lork 2obertlsemelrts
VIE PARKHURsT BURRING MA.

THE PARKHURST Burning MA.
\ CHiNE.-The Letters Patent originally issued TO
Stephc Parkhursi. MAY 1915. Tor the Burrinr Ma
chine was on the 18th day OF April, 1859 extended for
seven wears from and after the st day ci May 1859
The Undersigned sole of SAID extended
term and no person party has eht MAKE, use or
sell. me machine without Ri hi Gerived from US And
in order that there may be no misunderstanding we
hereby give notice that right the exclusive en-
juym Mt Of sad invention will be protected by every
proper legal means, and all persons no make sell or
use these machines, without rieht from Us, will b
prom xiv prosecuted for damage $50 machine ard for
injunctinns to restrain them fiom further use
As The Atlas Manufacturing Company have license
TO manufacture said machines nj No 203 Center street
in the city of New York where it is for man
uiaeiurrs 10 get them. here be paliang apology
for arrangements upon our rights.
MIR :. X PARkHURST is the A gent of the Atlas Man
uiaciAluG Company, ard IS generally in attendance
their Office. FRANCIS MORRIS,
CHARLES A BULKLEY,
u23 dSlns EORV
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i5s75zEn WESTERN RALROAD-

E1ssseh1sess2en w EO1 EhN AAllLGeOAD-'
Itsss.i::s:;i:::n WINTER ARRAN EMEETS.-Mo
z2--DAY. Nov. Is, lS6l.-New York, Albany
Troy, Hudson, and the West.
Leave Worcester for Albany, Troy, hudson, and the
West, accommodation at 900 a. and 3.95 p m.
ForNew York and Albany, (expl9 IS a. m, 1925 p.
New York Mail train 10 p. m.
Tickets be secured at the Ticket Offices to all the
principal cities and towns in the West and Southwt1t
RdiirOGG ConRectons.-At Albany with the New York
Central Troy, and Hudson River At Chatham with the
New York and Harlem, and Hudson and Boston. At
state Line with the Housatonc. At Ptsheld with the
North Adams ana StOckbridge. At Westfeld with the
Hampshire and Hampton. Al Springfield with the Hart
ford and New Haven and Connecticut River Rail- Dad,
worcester, Nov. 4, 1861. HENRY GRAY, Supt
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G-g@This celebrated Female Medicine
possessing virtues unknown of anything
else of the kind, and proving eticctuai
alter all others have failed, is designed
for both married and siRdle ladies, amt
Is the very best thing known FOR the pur
pose, as it will bring on the monthly
sickness in cases of obstruction from am
cauSe, and after all other remedies of the
kind have been tried In vain. This may
seem incredible, but if it fail in any case
the price will be refunded.
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EISKE x CO.'S UNITED STATES
\ AND CANADA EXP acknowledgements leave Wor
eester three times daily via Worcester and Nashua Rail
road for Boston, Nashua Lowell, Lawrence &C. furnish
ing the most direct and expeditions line
FlSkE Il CO., Proprietors,
40 Court Square, Boston
j Il. OsgOod, Agent, General Express once No.
Lincoln house Rlock
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nSGOODS PROVIDENCE & WOR.
~ CESTER EXPRESSLY every train. Packages
forwarded, Notes. Drafts, and Bills collected and paid
and all orders attended to with dispatch OFRIcE-No
Lincoln House Block, Worcester; No. Exchange st
Providence
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Entered according 10 act OF Congress in the year
lS6O' by Dr. H. No Aatson in he Clerks Office OF the
VEHE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12
wASHINGTO CITY:
,ptDAY DECEMBER IL, 1859.

~ The New Dollar weekiy Star, fuller Than
eS< Of Metropolitan news and gossip ana
choice literary reading. is now on our counter
rrady for delivery TO the public. lthas recently
b. en- greatly enlarged and improved, anu no"
undoubtedly presents much more matter Tor
The same amount of money than any other
weekly in tho country. Embraced in ito enter
tanning contents are the following articles:
An unriy allied Budget OF Military News ana
Army tsp. ratons; Affairs about FreierickS
burg, and = Full Account of the recent Bonn
har;imr 9t Of that City, and its subsequent Cap
,u:r: IynpsrtG nj from Nash Vile, y Rebel Army
Advancing OF hat City: Full Account of the
recent Battle near Fayetteville, Arkansas:
Union Succrss in Western Virginia; A Skin
nish on TIL Mississippi; and Important
News from the West, South and Southwest.
D. psr.ure of the Banks Expedition, and Spec
ulations to is Destination; DepredatiOnS of
the X. bel Steamer Alabama: The Nc DuWell
and Porter Courts-martial; Gen. Mcclellan,
Testimony, CIV ing new insight into m ilitary
operations on Ihe Peninsula, and develop
rnents OF army operations prior 10 thu last
hull Run deIraS
SCncressional Proceeding: Latest News from
Eurspe; --latest by Telrgrsph; Items and
Clippings from the Press: Poetry; Sketche :;
Descriptive Articles; Wit and Humcr: and
all the Local News OF interest in and about
Washington for the past week.
AGRICULTURAL, Horticultural and Household
matters, and valuable information for the
Farmer. Gardener and louSekeeper.
This Is just the paper above all others for per-
sons soJourning ill the National Metropolis To
send to their friends ~ distance. Price only
three cent? per copy, or al per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12
TIRE PORTER CorRT MARTIAL.

Tie court met at tie usual hour this morning
Tie first witness was Gen. HrntHlman, who
WAS questioned mainly a TO the condition or
the reads between Warrenton Station and Bris
tow - alton on The night OF August 2.th, and as
10 the ability or inability of Gen. Porter 10
march that night.
Witness stated that the road was In tolerably
good condition. Part OF ii was through woods
1t could only be marched over in one line
There were a few bitches bad to cross; and
also crossings OF the railroad. Thrre WAS a
large train OF wagons in front of Porter's COM
mand making q considerable obstruction. The
nieht Was very dark, and in the course of the
niTht 'hfrn was drilling rain. Witness
had difficulty in getting his own wagons up
End his command lay out in the rain, not being
able 10 pitch tents.
Witness did not know what General Pope's
plans were for the battle of the nth August
and had no full knowledge of his plans for the
threp-days' battles-the 27th, 2eth and Doth
Had some discussion as 10 what was 10 be done
q. From the discussion had, did YOU under
stand that the contingency might happen for
the Union array 10 retire behind Bull RUM
A. knew the enemy had possession Of the
railroad, and, OF course, we were obliged 10 fall
lack.
In answer 10 questions by the court as TO the
possibility and rractic"biliiy of marching on
such n night as the 9th; and " neither the rail-
read track could not have been used aS well "a
The dirt road, the witness said il was not I'M
possible TO march troops OIL such a night, but
il would be very difficult, and there woul1 BE-
n good many stra ggers II would have been
very difficult to march along the railrold in the
night. Tie rails were torn MP, -ics piled up on
The road, culverts destroyed and bridges burned.
W Il, ther il v az practicable for Gen. Porter 10
march from WarrPnton Junction 10 Bristow
on that night would depend on the wagons.
Thrr" were places whrr1 the wagons would
have entirely Distracted the road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12
THE MCDOWELL COTRT or ISOr-VRy

To-day, Gen. Reyes was exar.ined. The
questions put 10 ham had reference almost
entirely TO the number Of troops proposed To De
LETT for the defense OF Washington 1t the time
Of ,se PiartErc OF the bulk OF the army for the
ftninsl.ia
u" II riigd tina: he himself, with Heintztlmaa
and McEowsl, proposed that the forts on the
right bank OF the Potomac should be left fully
earrisoned. Those on the l.r (northj bank be
l. IT occupied: and that there should te a COW
sTiug force in front of the Virginia line of % ol
men.
On the same oci sion, sumner was of the
opinion that 1880 me-. left for the defences of
Washington would suffice.
Gen. Reyes also testified that he had known
O. neral Mcdowell intimately since Isii, and
kpew him 20 bc person of totel abstinence
t'om the Use OF Intoxicating liquors.
At 1880, Gen Mcdowell being required To
tv.tfy before the Portr court martial, this
court adjourned until II a. m. morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12
RELIEF FOR LOTION

In consideration Of the suffering condition OF
me loyal portion of the people Of Loudon
county Va, and in the hope of increasing the
Union sentiment of that region, the Military
governor OF this District has authorized passes
10 oe issued to the ends and upea the conditions
embraced IN the following '.blank form"
headquarters Military District Of Washfnotoy. ,
Washington, ID. O., Dec :, 1s62
Permission is granted of Ioudo,,
county, Va, TO transport griculturai produce
~neat, cor, pork, &c, To the State of MARY
iaho, Ior the purpose of sale and traffic and to
Purchase and carry INTO Loudon county, gro
ceres and other goods of home consumrtion 10
OF 500 Al retail In the usual course of mercau
TIE business on condition that they repair IN
Jumpers Perry, and report TO the commanding
OMcer OF mat post, and there take the oath or
aMfmaton OF allegiance, and procure this per
mt, TO be countersigned BY that officer Rut
THIS pei NIT Will not authorize trade in OF trans
POrta'ion OF articles contraband of war nor
any sale OF goods, directly or Indirectly, 10 be
GansPorled yond the lines held by the :ni,pd
SIa"e FORCES. JOHN III. MAETISDALE
brig. General and Military Governor
10y special direction of the Secretary OF war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THE SITUATION.

Up 10 IL III. day no information had reached
Washington indicating that the action of YES
been renewed to-day.
Ire circumstances 81 that engagement lead
to tie impression that the main portion of the
r. bel army had left the neighborhood of Fred
ericksburg before our army essayed to cross the
river. While this is rot certain, if true, il &C
counts for the incOnsiderabe resist ance offered
TO Burnside's movement
If the fight has been renewed, we shall doubt
lees have details of it in time for publication in
TO- days second edition of the Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

|" TIE Legislature OF Connecticut met In
special session on Tuesday last. The Governor,
In his nessage, says The draft has proved a
great failure. OF the twelve hundred and
twelve men drafted in the different towns, only
sevsn'y-si1 principals and one hundred and
forty -tN o substitutes have been mustered into
ehe Rrvice Of the United States or the "a.
nainder eighty one deserted after reporting at
camp, six hundred and twenty three ha we been
exempted by surgeons and selectmen. one
hundr'd and sixty-two were unacccunted for
on the Eth instaEo. ten had previously voiun-
"@reo' and thirty-f0ur were not subjects Of
military duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12
s1UIf OF TIE MORNING PRESS.

The L"ttIIgtncsr Is occupied with news mat
tsrs to-day.
The Republican argues that the British Gov
ernment desires the disruption of the American
Goyernmeht, rot from any affection for either
side, but from motives OF seIt-interest,
The ChroniclS compliments senator Fes.nn-
ms speech yesterday III justification CT the
Preside Mt, and argues that ii Is his Ohe Pr,--i-
drnt's9 duty to protect defend and preserSe tho
Constitution at all hazards.
The Chronicle claims that the. Democrats in
the army are among the most determined sup
Porters of the Presidents policy and admins
tJatiOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

- Ne humgardler, Deputy U. s. Marshal
CT Cso.ll county. Western Virginia, who AZ.
f'N'd II Wheeling on Monday, reports that the
."ci Vol Garrison, With a body Of cavalry,
Las o. ca securing CabeIl county and the ooun
w .~-n the Big Sandy and Kanawha riy
tfs ior f~veral days, capturing prisoners And
0iNihS on cattle, horses and hogs On We'd :
nfscsy. Ihnrsday and Friday Of las, week ha
ew,3vs niies Of Guyandotte He cantnraa
enSue torty Union mru, and took them away
"a ith him. beside large number of horses. hors
q, no cauae. Oakson came down through
Gs Same route. Oo!. Zeisl'r is ., Cerrdo with
the efh Virginia, but he Is kept pretty busx
lighting tn" guerilla Capt Wick r, commonIy
kr0wE as ''ClawtaEmer, whose ban inf ,,ts
Wayne county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

DINNER TO GEN. Naturalization = =
Cox. Representative from Chic, yesterday CAV.
a dinner at Wizards 10 Gen. Mcclellan and
delegation of gentlemen " no a re now here frouS
Kentucky. In the course OF the sitting. the
m. niorv of the late Gen. James Jackson, of
Kentucky. was toasted, which vas responded
10 by Gen. Us successor in Congress, Hon
Lr. YeamAn: who, in turn, toasted General
Mcclellan. In response, General Mcclellan
made a few remarks, ending with a sentiment
highly COMPILING ntary, and wishing all snc-
cess 10 Gen. Burnside and the Army Of the
Potomac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12
NORTH CAROLINA AFFAIRS.

NUN AIMS
Message OF Gov. Vancs-No Union Senti.
Notwithstanding Among the People and
Soldiers,
NV YORK, Dec. 1l.-Newbern papers of the
9Th inst. contain the message OF Gov. Vance,
which Is very lengthy, and betrays nothing like
Union sentiment. He appeals to 4 stern, d
trrmined devotion to the cause viii IN can alone
sustain 4 revolution. He reflects severely upon
the Confederate CONSUMPTION law, and bitterly
u, nounces the spirit OF speculation which per-
vades the States, and SAYS that riour and corn
can now he used only by the rich. The North
Carolina soldiers, he says, still suffering
greatly for want Of shoes and clothing.
The present debt of the State is S2.ia-, 3Sl He
says there is great danger OF lawiessnrss over
running the land, and that the people ar.
beginning TO furg that there is such a thing As
civil law, and aIlu3ts 10 the violent and law
drfyinE tendencies of the times and TO the fire.
qUsnC} OF murder. arson. disregard of ooliga-
ilons. oppression aud Injustice. Referring to
IN" confinement III Salisbury, by the Confnd-
crate authorities. of citizens OF North Carolina
Tor alleged political otfenses. he saws they We're
not arrested by lawful process, and strongly
donounccs tie suspension of the habeas corpus,
the power OF hlch. he learns from the news
papers, that Congress has conferred upon the
President, and is unwilling that such power
should te conferred upon any living man.
lie objects 10 the distillati0n of grain, the di-
ver>iCn of the school fund for war purposes
and concludes by urging upon the Le@islatu rn
the vital Importance of bringing forth all the
powers and resources OF the State for the COM
mon defense Of our country and our cause.
TIE Wilmington Journal says that General
y hitting has arrived there, and has entered
upon IN" defense OF Cape Fear with energy
Four Rebel regiments have recently arrived
TIA ri.
The Raleigh Standard says thai gentleman
who lately escaped from the Yankee lines, in
forms the editor that he understood the coIIec-
tion OF the Federal forces at Suffolk and New.
b'rn was drei@ned 10 advance upon Weldon,
GoldSboro' and Raleigh; also, that the taking of
IlnlrgtCn V as in the programme
The Rebel Gen. Evans j. in command at
Kingston.
IL appears that Union and Free Labor meet
lngs nave been privately held in New bern and
elsewhere. The great Free Labor dcnonstra
ton ut Beaufort is creating profound sensa-
ton In the Department and throughout the
state. Organizations OF this kind are quietly
progressing and Cnlietng large numbers
information received at headquarters dis
closes the fact that a powerful reaction against
The war Is progressing in the interior. Letters
from all classes of people, Intercepted by the
capture of Rebel mails, indicate a universal
prayer for peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12
ARRIVAL OF THE ELL.

The Ella arrived this morning from io,,r
She river. bringing up four prisoners, taken bv
sne hotilla. She reports that on night before
Hast, while below Matthias Point, she. heard
hea'y firing from the direction of Port ROYAL
winch they supposed to b" from an engage.
nent OF our Eunboats with The enemy THE
distance from Port Royal TO the Potomac in An
airline Is not over twenty miles, The firing
a tunes was very rapid, and con iinued from :
Ce'ock 70 IL, as long as the Ella was within
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12


AQUA CREEK, Dec. I2-1O n. MA dispatch
WAS receiy ed here at O'Clock last n ght stating
that the entire lett wing, under Franklin, had
crossed the Rappahannock, and that late in
the afternoon the right wing, under Sumner,
crossed. The center were repulsed in their at
tempt TO cross during the day, but finally
crossed.
1t is reported that large force of rebel caval-
~ about to make dash on this place, and
it b irg thought possible, everything is being
put i'll readiness. The bridges is being prepared
10 be cut aw ay if necessary, and the troops are
placed in the most advantageous positions
Up to this hour, no viewer, We have waited in
vain for their appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

- commission merchant of st Iouis n,
saturday last shipped eight hundred and
swrnty bales of cotton for Pittsburs. whence is
VII 40 via railroad 10 Eastern markets. Thu,
carlo Il worth. al present prices, too Aandr.d
0'd tJfy hsvsdrs dolIdrs. A shipment of e.ual
value has never been carried away from -,
Louis before In one boat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12
NAT ION AL 10 AN.

NATIONAL LOAN.
THE NEW
sIX PER CENT. BONDS
Of the
UNITED STATES
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS FROM DATE
(or after P,e Years, at Option of the Go,ern.s.tJ
THE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
RIpTY DoLLARs,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
Five HUNDRED DOLLARS.
and
oSR THOUSAND DoLLARs.
THE REGISTERED BONDS,
In Sums OF
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. =.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Five THOUSAND DoLLAR,
and a
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
'Srkassr 0oAxS SSHss. AT DATE OF rss
AID PAYABLE ssn-aSsuAItr
IN GOLD. q
fhsse Bosps ara the
cHEAPBer GovERSMESf SECURITY
nov In the market,
The Interest At present. price Of coin. bsins ssss-
sleatk Pea cxsr in currency.
FOR SALE BIZ
JAY COOKE q co.,
BANKERS
4sa FIFrBzsrH STREET.
DxALxas II
coVERHyEST BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES =
CERTIFICATES
ARNF AND NAVY voCcHEBS
com, CURRENCY AND E<cHAS0s
Gee ea
To HOTELS e. sSEI SS.ssrAu,Asrs, Pr
vArI FAMILIES, &e.
n. s.s.ols--. ..': ,.;;s :. s'''ir'A 'ss-A -
no GASES ST. JULIEN AND YLoRlAo
.l,.. sA~ oss g =: ii NJ. fora .n..
Also. they have constantly on hssA
AL~~ esd Vel Ssssasf SousS
:as,iss Ess skkssIRats!sh PORTS, sasxsl.,
"a sHEkaEEs e sc y sso,,,, !! ssr.aa.
.:eSSSE AIE ;SS HHsiis foEftns.
5HILTSN cHkDDER and ENeLIsH DALE
kkAps DRAMATICALLY slALD
ss ~ q 5sss,ss ..s
.I' ISL oS aSSssa E EasSs iss IMPERIAL
With % slt~nsive sssortmeat OF
FANCY 6BoCYRI0e.
Braneh-2l9 Pa. avenue, oDpod90
Wfilards' Hotel, WaAkinSe1A
- yzss recsivsd . anal LOT OF Oeesu' -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

- Governor johnson has issued q plecla.
nation providing for an election Of Represent
sii''s for the Ninth and Tenth Con gressional
J'"'r'ets OF Tennessee. p says 1t Is belle we'd
Olaf afsrge majority of the voters in these dis
uicts have gwen evidence Of loyalty and allie
giah'e % The Constitution and laws, but no
d. 10y al p ron Is 10 re- permitted 70 xota
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

ForETH WAED STATION CAsEs.-Charles II
IL, Forrst, JuO. Murphy, Peter Hunter, drum
tuTl' over military. T.. IL. Hoeing. Cnrisuaa
Nlsslch, John " IlsoE, ia orderly; 40. Eiv'a
Evan, 90. AID desprIer; DO. Win. O'Harra
assauli and battery: held for a hearing. Wu
COX, Crunk; dismissed. Vim. Dodd, d.: do
Joe. Rollins and MoAtigaiffo, having a stolsa
forse an IO.kesSiOn; gave bond TO return Tie
o.se-bs fore Justice bonn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12
PRISONERS RELEASED

Lieut.. Webb, prisoner OF war, and Herbert
Bullock, John Carvell, Robert D. Grayson
md Mrs. M. p. Holland, "a resident OF Deco
qusn. who was arrested in Virginia, and has
been imprisoned about ten days. prisoners of
state, were all discharged from the Old Cap
stol prison yesterday, on examination by Capt.
i. q. Parker, A AG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

CRIMINAL CoCET, Dec. 11th.-DanIel Hort.
gan, indicted :oT rObaiBg Thomas Cogan a
50 l., was acquitted.
Vim. l.. Cudip was acquitted Of an assauh
On John loLins.
Dec. l2th.-t aroline Butler, charged win
berg accessory TO he commission of rspe ,
was acquitted.
In 'he Ca.e Of Jenny Bowie, charged via
the same offence. q No. "r". " a. eale!ej.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

PoIICH-Sirfk Wdrd.-Jos. Little, disorderlv
GismiSsrd. i. Strain and Jos. I!aiIey, drunk
taken honr. NJ. TupIer, de: sent 20 camp W.
j.. Miiis, attempt At suicide; dismissed Mn
Mitchell, drunk and dIscrderly; do. Mrs Cuin.
ella, DO; fined Sis. Stephe Loyeall. house
br' akihE; dismissed. EEas Sims, a. sault ana
bait ~; 10. W. Garrett and X. Butler, buS.
clalN: Go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK r. n.


Up TO $40 p. m, to-day, nothing whslerer
had re- .ched Washington per telegraph, indica-
ire that The engagement of yesterday, al Fred
.ricksburg had ben r-new-d to day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs. - DAME,
Wayne, profanity; fined -. Emma MarShau
Gi>Cruerly; 81. Mary l.. Eaton and Eliza IL
RiC hards, grand lar. envy; committed 10 isil
J. W. Rohsrtson. carrying conc. aled w.aponsr
shall. dIsorderly; 81. Jas. McMaaus, drum
and disorGerly; SIS. Thos. Franks and ina
+, iler, drunk and dsordrriy ON the theater
$50 each. VIM. r. Barnett, drunk; held ~
lr.al " hrn sober.