davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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-. go. Do. 81.
Nslon n U. REYaofrs .

Ns3en n. D. REfaofns;
Dear sir. iisink the tinle has arrived when meB
If IHaehee thai i operating against ihe saash and
resIdng arlssst NJ asht % b. ARRESTED and a least
kept IL a5HAnemsnt tGF tho presesst fitheg 10 the
cfril q niillaFy authority. aild an iakamsa that
Tl.st Kkgsged james r. SMsn atai Wns Harris eli
sg cambridge are using taeTs isHBaee aaainst Us
thaE all TIE Othfs nlan Ia ihat saulssy and Doct
IllgieB ought 70 h. altt9aei %. tbs wnlid en.
tioa the ssnsll fry and saeh ~ afn acsing uhjar
aadsfs aad Br1waipw eght - b PAT he shelie
Ia sa6se Wy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-18

sWhaasxsf tAss ttAs fssaels have he gsssef. they
Fsss eSre tksrs DDS tAoir m The SfieFn ,epf,
Ne thss ssat3 aise dfsse a. Tfas. then not We're
thes She sAey wssl4 invade aaa destroy without
nseFee ktsateskty apszresl AZ fheSe ihtaEes an
emaSea tAaa AM one esata tkink 81 peeee aa
ans terma.s s1e aha euseFtain1 tAe sehtitEpas N
81 aaiy - be slave. and ha Hle agtefs n at this
tin.s. H. nsrseeef, tralter - hss ceaasrss Mha
deserves the scarh ans eaatenot sf al hoasraete
mSns@--sSsssEaE lek1esaxs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-18
sTANp sY &c olp &c.

she eaas1sfas4 i noe knoesk Afraise hare beea
saiss zf = leeeA - aeess4elat a 1ssee ere palf
fun sides - the qnsssioh Esy nfen fsast - for The
Untiea Esates. Or against IT, Thesu ena BE ~
nsutraSs 81 tkis tFare-hnif patriots ~ lfelfs
erss,,ssefsea A. Deeazss, - rhicaeas Aftf II, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

Az 1sTEgEsTISG CorNCIL.-This forenoon
the Delegation Of The Chippewas OF Lake Sups
rior, who have been here some ten days held
council IN the office OF the lndi.a Affairs Com.
missioner with thaG functionary and the S-ere.
tary and Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
TIE CHAMBER was crowded with spectators,
male and female. The principal speaker WA
AL old chief. who spoke in n lord tone. and
Eesticulated much after the fashion OF trai ned
American stump orator. In has speech-uh ich
was interpreted by q half breed as he pro.
gT' ssed-he laid before the Commissioner ME
ribe's idea OF the condition OF their business
relations with the Government with much per.
spicuiIy and earnestness. Others OF the dele
cation also made similar speeches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09
CONGRESSIONAL
AAAFiIth CONGRESS-THIRps SESSION
MONDAY, February O

ANAIh.-Mf. Wilson, Of NO, from The MIL
- aualrs Committee, reported back the Till
Ior Gazing out the National forces tbetter
., .o"n as tne consumption olii.-2sp.) which
Dis were taken up relative - rosds and
mEsHays IN the county Of Wsshingtop, IL. G.,
10 .or Toe appointment cf Rrgisu.r Of tseads
.oI the instrict q: Columbia, were seysrally
taken mp sno passed
ne TIL toincerpor2ts the Washington Thea
UT company Sssss taken up Al I its enactment
N'IS opposed by Mr.. Harlan and Trnmhuil, On
III. ground that the n aI.eT was NOT d On. for
l. gisiaticn.
On Motion OF Mr.. Trawt MI i.s further con-
ttd"rsiiou WAS postponed anil :n-morrow.
NJ. sherman lic s-d 10 TAKE up IN. bank bill.
HoUsE.-Mr STE vsns reported tina tneian and
ciNl ap,rcp .is,iua bids.
Mr.. ii2y -, trLun t.ie Cg,Irsniti.sCn Elections.
reported Adversely On tie cra,is stIs;. OF 5oha
b.. n'"grTS, ci'imi'F 10 - Prrr -srr'a'iva
"i'''i iGoIn iri-n''sser, sasG lewis Ach .is,
ircn Virginia.
hc Consideration c. ti.r ";,l - construct a
ship lanai fIvD IA, Mississippi - Lake Mich
u aIs anG Tor ufc "ni;.-C. q; tie LOCKS OF
III" u-THfo 6Ed Erie csndis, E=3s rasrmHd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09
nr>NJS0 1uH BJccEAp3

The King Philip arrived l~s: evening from
ire lower Potomac, bri-Gins NJ. Cage: and
Wm. Bayly, Of this city; Rev. Mr. New lie. IA
Episcopal minieter, - Enslishr,sp. . wonsn.
and = colored man, who vera takan on Sssur.
day night by boat OF tn" schooner Dan smith
under the command Of Ensi n Se.nmer., ia
Herring Greek, st. Mays county. wii at.
tempting % land On tn. Mar-l.nd side. This
party, ,cg-ther with Lord Har,i.Eto and rol
Leslie Of the British Ar,rv, lef, Richmond IN
company, AID we've to eros, ;: oae time; bIts :e
two isst named took smaller boat III landed
In alother place, making their escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

THE CApTTRE OF THE PRINCESS ROYAL
Inc Navy department has received the fol.
lowing Official report OF the capture NJ sba
princess Royal, ftcm Com. Dupont:
FLAGSHIP WABAsu
Port Royal Harbor, 8. =, Jan. 81, laG3
Sir: have tho honor to report the cs,trra
or the morning OF the 18th instant, OF the scr.v
sfamer Princess Royal, whilst attempting IN
run the blockade into Charleston.
The following are the circumstances con.
n9cted with her capture: An.,
r'"60'h8 In mile and half, Lieut. Com.
m"noeT Quackenbush observed ,toa-oer
s''noins along the land in the direction of
Charleston. He fired two shots ut her. whan
her course " as altered towards ths beach and
she was run ashore. Two officers and An armed
boats crew were Immediately sent to take Nos
session. She proved 70 be the iron s,aamar
lpropeller) Princess Royal, last mI.ermnda
icur days cut, and laden, rs far "A ha coni6
a, WIN rined guns, ammunition, steam
cargo. ""
-, Tn 'aking pos session, II was ascertsined tia,
.hs captain, snpercargo, pilot, and some OF tbs
petty officers and passenger had LETT the .hin
when The struck, and escaped 70 the sbnre
winch fact Wa, substantiated by the char
malt, under supercarso and chief engineer, as
on the beach, deserted ''e
By .h- active eIertions of Acting Mas;ar =
VEN iic-, and Acting Ensign r. w I.,rnaii
% me Chadliia, assisted by boats crews frnn,
TIE L. >. steamers Housatonic and Au1ns,,
ana -chconers Blunt and Americ, aiasd -,
t"o OF tiH engineers OF the prize size Wa ,,o}
on " ith"ut sustaining any injury D.
Ih' re not being lfI Gent coal on hoard n, -bo
fr;nc' IS Royal TO send her North, shs was ar.
cf7'o ny me senior officer 10 this port to Obtain
astppiy. Nopap'rs pertaining 10 ship or cargo
were loutd on board Of her at the iva sxcant
ing TIE shipping articles and a Ioyhnok. hnt
aIter hrr arrival here, Acting Master Van rjc.
Oh me tnadilia, The officar in charp. of IN.
prl[e, discovered, acciden tally, in looking oyer
IN SEC, certain papers which had loagad in
,ne render In The attempt 10 throw them Oval
beard ihrfe refer principally to the caro-.
ana Win The papers before mentioned fwhirb
VIC ali mat Were found on board) will ba for
%"roed 10 the U. 3. District Judge a. PbiI,dei.
hia. '''i-
iie under snprrcargo Hoxley, the Char
4I"'" Ea" me Captains Clerk, n Young m1n
Ian 90 haCk-iey, whose father is said Tn Ia IN
.eie> ell III uie cargo, two of thu ensinaar. an,
ztN' raj OF fbe tremen 60 North in Tho ,'ri-.
ZEE r 81 OF The crew will be- sent bv tb. a.
onlOr:uriy. " " "'"'
desire TO call the attention Of thu n,,.,
G"ft 10 toe fact that In this pr:zc ara two 60
ri'tr engines, said to be OF great ,o,-c- -
intended !Ur iron -claGs r ''
''rF respectfully, your oiA'li@nt sorvan.
=. = ELpD.I. H.".r Admire,
com 2 :. hth Attain. BIO .', sand,
Ii"H. 80 S.'H v LAi -, Secretary Of Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

NON -coxsA7AsTs CENTRALLY lBAyrrs
CHAELBSrON
sDN. 10 JOHNSTON IN COMMAND op go
SorTEvReTHsN DEPARTMENT

PROM copy OF The Ricsnosd Brs-s.~ on.
3;h. just received Ia Wellington. We Learn tA.s
ne Bfitish war steamer Cadmas Lass 49,
ws1, into Charleston hsrtor and brousst .s
Mr. Robert Bunch. the British Oeasui, m.
had tevn ordered 70 Havana by his ssv~r..
usn;.
Il is reported By the Cadmas, that ia .o.
ccnhatsnt inhabitants OF the city were rsir,..
ia;o ne iurrTsor ~ rsst as possible, 10 get Ca,
OF the place in sr;ieip.tion Of > momsntary a.
tack from our forces and vee-eis.
Joe Johnston, who IL In command OF IA.
Rebel South western Department. hss .saAd |.
stirring address 70 his army aud the people ~
that section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

- BY m arrival At Cairo from vicksburg
We learn that one Of our steam rams, the u uern
Of the West, has run the Rebel batteries and
got safely below yirksburg. A hundred heavy
guns opened on her, and she also engaged a
Rebel gunbcat in passing. Il il probable that
several Of The iron clad 90 CT vill be run beIo "
the batteries, thus giving us control of the
river between Ficksburg and Port Hudson
aud stopping The Rebel supplies which they
have fean II ceiving from the Red river coun-
sry- With The river thus closed both above
snd below. our forces need only to securr pos
session o: the railroad running 10 Jackson, 10
Rave Yicks5urg besrceG and force tho Rebels
Ia come oft -frCm their intrenchments and
light. Tie work on the canal is progressing.
and it Is b,iirvcd that i, will be successful,
IN ugh some time will u" required FOR its com
p'e;iCn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09
SPIRIT or TIKI MORNING PRESS.
The Ia:<I,iSeaoer, treating upou "loyalty''

The I.:<l,sssaoer, treating upon "ioyalty"
says:
"A true political opposition, like q worthy
political allegiance, should base itself on p-iu-
Sfp!r And not on considerations OF a personal
nstuTe, for. without supreme adherence TO
PrfneiPi@, political opposition 10 perpetuaily in
dSbg"r of dasen@ratihs into faction, as without
ths Sane paramount rula % conduct, political
aiiesfance becomes only another name for
Willy"
The Chro~teie treats upon "The Currency
and Finance Problem" and advocates again
Secretary Chases proposition, and also gen
eTal tan srupt law. The Chrosiele says:
I. Let Il. and The general free banking act pass,
ead we may confidently anticipate gradual
and permanent Improvs nant in public credit,
ard panic among tho gold spectators, until
the ris~ OF public securities to their true posi-
ton has BEEN reached. But the two MEAS ures
sGSm 20 us paris Of systsT1-each indispansa-
tls 10 the other. When Loih have become law
we may feel assured that the crisis OF the Re
pubic 10 passed, and our National unity So
Currd, for IL will rest then solely upon the
courage and " i'll Of the people"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09
. y RE I A Z a.
AsRiAAn LiscolS. President Of ths Uaitsd st~tes
of AuaArirA:

kssNAn LilcolS, President Of ~ UaitsA etates
Of America: :.
To Az Nae@p - May Cb~o~n.
eatisfActory svidspos having been exhibited 70 as
that d. Dawn SIAoHpo L IL. been appointed Con.
ssl Of Ne sentne Republic. ~ Bo.ss, do here
By recognise him - such and declare him frse 70
exercise and enjoy sssh functions, poysfs, sAd
pivileSes a. sre a,icwe to the Cos~ais Of the most
n, o. sd nations. in the United Stase<.
In testimony whereof. have caused thee letters
to he mad. patent, and the Seal Of ~. United
st.tes 10 Re h-r-anto sh1ed
Given under ny hand at the city OF Washing
tcn the eth Gay G: Fec. nary. A. D: ISIS
H. o and Of ths Indc pAs,daDca OF the United
St~ies Of Americs the g7tk.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
SJ the President:
WILLIAH H. Ssw.np. Secretary 81 State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

DESTRUCTION OF THE CONFEDFR.
ATE STEAMER HUNFRF~S WIFI
VALUABLE CARGO, OFF
CHARLESTON.
FORMIDABLE CHaBACTRRo OF TIE CHARLES.
Ton ikUN-CLADS

NEW YORK, Feb. THE guu0oats Circas
SIGN and ~sterwitch arrived last night from
Port Royal. The latter TO repair
The Rebel steamer Huntress was burned OF
Charleston on the 18th instant The officers OF
the Huatrtss are as follows: Capt II. ID. B,r.
mond, formerly OF the 4. s. NAVY. and ,Irt
Lieutenant Of the rebel steamer Florida Ere.
outiYe Oficer, i. II. Black: PayInaster. W =
Besscn; Chief Engineer, Thss r. Scott; l.t IA.
sistant Engineer, Dunton; and 2d Assistant
Engineer, Chapman.
She had two passengers. lds Vernon for
merly editor OF the New Orleans Picayuas,
anu lhoI'as S'eeh, the principal owner OF me
vessel and cargo, which was valued at st5nao
Her cargo consisted Of 900 bsIes of cotton IT,.
seoTe-named parties, with the exception of the
paymaster and Dir. Black, are now prisoaer.
on board the steamer Circassian.
fsEcoND DIsPATcHD
NEW York, Feb 9.-The Rebel prisoner on
coafo the Cireassian, captured from the Hunt
ress' report that when they left Charleston the
heoel gunooats were preparing for a dash At
our vessels, only alting for cur iroa-clads 70
90 down 10 Por: Royal 10 join In TIE o-aeohe
hshtr These prisoners state thar Tho Rs,s,
iron-clad steamer Ch.cora is q fine new xss.a,
Q. thousand toEs, about six feet ont Of ga.
water and will make good fight with our
ironsldes, being armed with the best English
riHed cannon.
Ihe neutral British steamers Herald. Her,
ano ARIEL were at Charleston on the 18th nit.
The Hero is Ease tons burthrn, and has a CARGO
OF 2,iCo bales OF cotton aboard, and nr,s,hIv
escaped on the night OF The last reported fight.
1he Ariel has over LEGO bales Of cotton
aboard, and is awaiting chance to run the
blockade.
The rebels in Charleston are we'll ,,os,., a.,
sii military and naval movements
The CircassaIn is from New Orleans via Port
Royal, and took the rebel prisoners on board AZ
the latter port.
She has nothing later from New Orleans. I'm,
reports that when coming out OF Southwest
Pass, she saw light ahead, which pro,sd On
be the pirate Alabama
a Key West fisherman reports having been
spoken by = U. s. guaboat, which WAS v.t.b-
irs for the pirate Alabama.
The Circsssian also has on board sorna rah.l
deser'ers from Fort Morgan and the ras4, eun-
eoats in Mobile harboY-an of whom ,e,,or,
great Dissatisfaction there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

SIT is Understood here thai the details OF
the affair Oh Charleston, =. G., as brought yea.
terday by the Princess Ro, al 10 PhIlade iph.a
were autographed in time TO reach the Portland
steamer for Europe. This being SO, The exnl.
ta'ion of the European rebel sympathizers will
be G: only short duration. over the paper boast.
incs @: BeaUregafd and Ingraham. The truth
will ach England in time 20 frustrate "a.
designs OF The rcb,l falsehoods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09
INV LID~sO LDIEk

suR6EoS GRHIlL's 0TvIcS, I
WdshiHsfoR. January 81, 1853
II being reported shat various psrtias have OBJ
t.r-d money from invalid soldiers ur9er the PEE
terce Of assisting them to their scharse from the
service notice is hereby given that certificates OF
disability Tor discharge TO soldiers In general hos
p;.ss and camps s<e only given by ths surgeon ia
charge OF auch hospital camp, and the obtrusive
efforts of claiming TO bs Special agents re-
sri irste I'D 81 hasten the preparation OF di.chsAs
papers. All soldiers are va,ned against giving
money such plea to any person whatever.
By order OF the Surgeon General:
JOSEPH r. SMITH, turgeou Q. 8. Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

- court tor the trial Of Captain Hunter.
Of tic United States steamship MONTGOMERY.
who Is charged by the Spanish Government,
with having burned the steamer BIanch in
waters under It's juris dclor,Is TO be con yened
an Foston az an early day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

IN ADvEHsE kRPoET.-Th. Elections Com.
m,tre today reported against the claim of
Lewis mckenzie, Esq, Ia a sea; in Congress
nom tie Alexandria Va district under the
late eit ction held there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

lHE dOFERFsENT SUPPLIED WITH CfoLp-
A. he speculation in gold Is Ia-yeI- has on
u" idea that tie Government will have %
mike lsrse purchases o! gold 10 pay i:s current
iL"Ie't' " may not n IMPROPER ~ slale ths>,
ue G"'-fEnient Las bouyii. NO gold for ina
:; sax months, 8Id has sufficient .u.oIy
how on hand for all lis neCess itiss for the nayt
rSym%nt-E..' p@rt Try!y "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

oa-'CSFiEMaTTnS o. THg Rppnpr,r
hEAit IN fitfoki Es.-Th" nays from NavI
co ny me s'eaTeT ioanosv, At New York. ron.
Ii-tr,il= and Also :hc story th1t Ma. -
saE ally CT me tren>hl had committed SUI. !.
Tue f:ench artillery trains drstiEri four ina
i""tia We're on tie march. and 0an
FcTcy = II :EtrrCinS 10 at.ack tha - ,,,,,
thirty thnr rrrn VII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

RENorLD-PRoMorEo Cherries Hebbs
has ben removed from the position OF chief
cierA OF the Pension Bureau, and Ny Jobn Il.
Malon, has been promoted TO till the vacancy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

a~Jhsratches from Nurireez boro' gives an
interesting account OF me Rebel situation in
Middle tennessee. The impression is that the
enemy purposes falling back 10 the line Of the
tennessee river The Rebel conscription acl
'sihs r'gldiy enforced. The woods swarm
:" it'll Ilen fleeing from The pressgany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09
MCDOWELL COURT or InQuIRY

MfpUN Ell CDIkE w INJURY.
To-day Gen. McD read, at length. his ststs.
meet IN reviev OF the testimony tsken- Tas
reading OF the rap-r-a long one-wili proos
bly, occupy the court throughout the who's Of
is ssssicn to-day. The attendance in the cour,
room was large to- day, ncluding ~ veraI ladies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

A WHOLE REGINENr CoURr MAariAL.o.-
The i0Hh Illinois regiment, having Ts;us.d 10
fight on account OF the eman cip3ton pros,a-
ma On. has teeu placed EnGcr arrest, AMI u
held subject TO trial by court
IcTk Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

ELECTED-Alez ander L. Marshal, OF Warren.
ton, his been elected :. a4tor from FGouIsr
and Rappahannock counties TO the virginia
R.bel Legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

There Is good prosrec, OF Canada being
buried IN snow for some time 20 come. At Mon
trral nc srow is eighteen inches de-p, and At
o1h'r points near there two feet and a half
EiPep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w WAsHIsGroS, January IS, I36s.
In consequence OF the pressure OF business At the
War Department, passes for cit1oas to visit the
Amy of the Potomac will CO given at tho Of 50 of
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 132 Pennsylvania svaeus
above Nineteenth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

GPEAT CRY AND LITTLE wv ooL."-A wash
iLs'on Correspondent OF the Boston TrdrsI.r
(ReP) III letter about the Dill before Coz, ross
for the raising of colorrd reci Hents SAYS h. has
-7refuliy gore oy, T the census Of = H. and a IS
hat tie nun.h%T of free CoieT-d s0ple i'll the
FREY stairs IL iar lf,s than Is generally thought
ne total NUM- her u 1872 :Tics, HISS. Tn
conclusion Is. hat We canaot raise more than
Ter, and VII probably I'll =hor: OF j.re, coIor.d
fe-imPut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

SE- J. Black, VIM. y Benson. Robert
S'raschles (Pilo.l and Win. johnson fCharIes-
ton piiot) captured on board the rebel steamer
Hun'rsss, and sent TO New York, were trans
ferred TO Fort Lafayette saturday, by order of
the Secretary Of the Navy. They were con.
Quoted to the fcrt by Deputy Marshal RucI,jnv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

- IL Is stated taa; Col ). Il. Heman, OF New
York city, is 20 authorized to raise 4 brigade IN
the loyal states, 10 proceed as soon as possible
TO Texas. Several regiments from New York,
Pennsylvani, and Wisconsin, have aireadv
made application Ia join Col. Hcman's expedi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

~ Mr. Douglas has writ;. a letter relative
70 the reports that she was about 20 be married
again. The following extract is published
>'Aithonrh live 10 quietly, the world seems
cefermined 20 talk about me. have been dis
turoed By ru11ors that am engaged. / hope
You Will think enough of Inc IL allow any
one ever to say such a thing TO you without
r.sentmrnt"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

1--WE must have Texas immediately -
t'''a VIC rev York Poet. So~s must, replies
Che nalion, but how 10 get It is the question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

THE CONFEDERATE IRON-CLiD. FORCED
TO BRAT PEECIPITATH RSTREAT.
NDTAKRINGL0EIOC5 RByT0B
IN I'll. STA II CHANNsL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

- At an e4ectica held 1T wheeling, Virginia,
on Tu--jay last. FOR delagate 20 The St,:s
invention, the New State candidate yyas
elected by over two hundrel rnain ritz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

GIVE have more Us 4 letter from Win
chester. dated Tuesday last. which says tina.
Ger Miroy has issued I'm order prohibiting
suffers from selling anything 70 he citizans
Tie inba1itar;s Of Winchester, most OF whom
are seCesh, Will la e 10 80 back t. rye coffee
sFaLC Oh the use OF all Injuries. Tue writer
says thai lie has lately eaten scvaraI meal.
with Wei 20 DO citiZ.ns and TAFT The fare is not
as good IS that given 10 oar s,ldier-.- Wheeling
Press IsJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

AVihrse hundred thousand dollars OF The
sf' Assure icrt by ITO wreck OF tho stsamer
Cola n Cato has hcen recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

THE FACTS CONCERNING TAH AP-
FAIR OFF CHARLESTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

=. tniTED IS BOUND TO THFIP ~
CoL nRH-Ins first GRAND BALL of tas u
T.mr-'srts Hail on L S. tween 9Th and !sslA
10Th on TIL RSDAY EVENING, Feb l2ta The
n.emb rsn[ the Club pl.a &c themselves that TO
pains shall be 81 e1 To make tn q xrrn b al of
ire SsSon. The cts 81, admitting u gentleman
Sorb IN tie b.1 hats or e;ps Ti be ansd 70 he
zee OF arrangements-a Lavender, t. Shortetl
J Ballsnser, q Neumeyer r, o a..
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]" Atteni.i - called TO tho card of J,a,qr d
& Go. Of the metropolitan Iio:si, New YORK.
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81 Gov. Todd has declared lis intention N
tIsft n Ohio IN March
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TIN rL2cEADrNG SQUADRON Not DRIVEN
AWAY
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'E'o PASSENGERS TRAVELLING EAST

asscngers for Boston and the Eastern stat.s ar.
i"'ihc': ';'af ne only line Connect g. --..,-
~ ~ &c q. n.tt tn" s ? n. tcainl3 EEsss
wa tT'sEf,W. "hen you purch aSe tickets he sure
gagc checked ti,roueh from Wa..li:ist,.n
Ntilc"rs and soldiers 90 furvu.h or DISCHARGED
MIil hif this most desirsbp route Cars by I'll,
lire run through from New Io.k city To Ens.nn
without change E. Oh,
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BLACRSMITHS' AND WHEELWPIGUr
Nh, MaTFRI
huos. npoEes. fsiiOes, Circl. soak, ash hickory
shafts, Poles, Sinsletrees- oak and hickory.
axis, common an patent, Black aud Br xht Kiln
Nnt nc StTDgs, axle B2xes,
Plates '''"'''-'"'e Y as' + ", Feiloe
Ph lsdelrhia and Eastern Carriage and Tire Bolts
st"Tpr Joints, Axle Clips, Top Props, Knobs an.
AnvI $, Vices, Horse Rssps, smiths' Files Ham
, ners. Sh, eing hives, '''"
Bar lrcn AMI Steel, in every grade And size
En.mslfd Iuck, brill and Muslin. n lat sI mauuf,,.
tureis' ates,) DC, &c.
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE
Hair Cloth. Is to 30 inch H'
Grssn b. own Blue and other eolorcd Canvass.
oh oho.,trer,i H. H.S soi"ss TG.ins Twns
NOES. iuried Hair, Uphoisterers' lacks, Light
sns K Eisa; Bras: nd Iron Screw
Castorr-Bed, Chair, Table and Socket-Brsss ana
B Bsss ss~s: z: E ss Screw Rings, TO-
Loeas in great Variety. &C, &c.,a &c.
BUILDERS, HARDWARE ann TOOLS
Plsre..-Bench. Sash, Plox. Bead Sabba, 20
Shis~,s sbd GsuG-s-Yirmer, Seeker and fnrn.r,,
Traces AID fis,s Brse: without Ritts estrs Bit.
Snst rn; hssss; u. Hand P.nnel sni Rs Saws,
Psiisys, Sasl Cord, Saw Sis
H ss,s'' R seyfiSs Levels Com aI Saws,
hlase.;, Hasp sd 10 inch, '
poSr sh. ayes. D, or Rail. b ais, 90.
Nails and spihes, eut and wrought, &e.,&e
,Asent IN the District of Colu v,bia for
Pntnam' hammered Horse Naili,
c .ns s ssi:. e. asr Su sIse $50.
!e colin Int. Rep. Chop. Alex .Gaz ANevsl