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@nfreanma III Scandinavian.
Die sefArdtete Rebeueu Snpaffon.

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Curtin bat etne Proclamation erlaftn NORTH
er nn3etst, baB YrdFDent 2tucpln $4,000
Mfann rUm Staute YeunfsIuanten perIanat
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Der prdtOent I'M @an3sn 100. 900 @ann
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lofOrttse Mufbrtnsnns elmer E~ruppenmaGt,
ote reselnaBt9 squtptrt nap be3ablt perben
fVn.
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eettes BON Der wptpmnr. Srrmee.

Die geweBung ron 2ss's Qrmce gen Sui.
pepper 3u 1T beOeutenoer. alS man Anfaugs
9l0ubts unb umfabt teinabe letue gaAic Nra
NEE. Salmuutb 9egenIter lteben fetne 1O,-
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felbaft fsf, baB Sen. See beabIi&tiat, ben
BOtOmac NIT letner Nrmee 3u &6erfdrsiten
Hnp pte SfenGtpe at erereifen.
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Mnd, Gin @errSmher.

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~@sptnnroG stn9strCfene Brtas grabeQa BE,
rt9tst, aab fe am IL. pom NEraten Sncons
8sbOroet un6 Sesen cine S4ulbperIAretbuua
bon $4,000 freteelahen wnrbe.
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9aS GhGteffe.

Die @ebelen int Gbambersbmrsl
5arrt8bure, Is. Stunt. Mttteruant,
Die He6elsn tnmen UNI 9 u8r brute S6enb
in Gbambers6ura ait.
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PROPOSALS.
DR0roSALS FOR BKEe CATTLE

SEALEp PROPOSALS are invited until the 18th da y
or January 1883 for furnishing to the Su bsiste nce
department -" head Of Beef CATTLE.
The Csttf- TO be delivered At Washington. D. O.,
ard each animal tc average l-s1 por rnds gross and
hs ssitie adEitisd that weighs less than 900
rcEr3r grpss.
The Srst delivery to be q ade about January a,th
ls=s, or scor thereafter Government may al
rect lo head C: cattle per day will be required to
Dc delivered uLcar taiS contract.
4 bond with good and suf6si security will be
required.
Propcsa from contractors who have vreyiousy
'a:.ai 81 comply with their bids from disoyai per-
so7s nr where tho ha6ar Is rot present to respond
~ biz oif will not be considered.
The names Of nrfEs should be stAtedin full, with
sss precise address Of esch member ofthe Arm.
Payment To- be made in certificates OF indebted
ssss. er such ether funds as Government may have
t.s dist. iaept
:irectad to COL A. BECKWffH, 1. D. @. and O.
q 3. A.. Washington, D. c., and sndo rsed
proposals for Beef Cattle"
Form Of GaaYantee.
He.-.ofths scunty f, and State Of. do
s-ssty guarantee that = il able to fulEl the eoa-
t--St IL accordance with the terms of his PROPOSE
Ecc saa tnnt, should his proposition be acceptad
- VIII ~ once enter into Q contract in accordance
Herewith.
Farec ~ become his securities,
This guarantee must be appended to each bid }
TIE responsibility Of the susrsntors must be
sacwa ty the aFctnl certificate of the Clerk of the
sas-sst District Court or Of the United States Dis
sIict Attorney.
Eias ,rA;ca dc nc. comply sr,ik tAs abor. ,riu b..
reysc;ai. il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-06

CAIRO, Jan. The Memphis Bulletin, n,
received here, says that the steamer Natter hss
arrived there. direct from the set nj yick.hurr
which place she left on Monday erening.
Fighting had been going on for n We tay.. eon,-
nencing cn wednesday and continuing nm ta
the hour she left
Gen. Sherman captured three lines of the an
emys works. The firing on The fourth ana is,,
line OF defense, on the Jackson and yicksburg
road, had ceased, and the indications xerr th..
il had surrendered
This lire is two mile. from yich.bu,s
Nothing was then between Sherman and the
City but 4 trcssel work OF the railroad
before taxing The city ShcrmS Nm sent briex6e
70 cur on the Communication With the city nv
the Shreveport railroad, which was success
iUiiy accomplished.
Sherman Was reinforced on Sunday nisht nv
the river.
The whole Federal force now at ytcksbuys
is 4n,SU men.
Al the latest accounts we had CAPTURED No
guns and Seo prisoners. Nothing has Vet b~en
h ard from tie forces below. The steamer
Judge Terrence was twice fired on while pass-
ing hllhkenNiile. In retaliation the Rather
burned the town.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The Herald has epacSal
teleei SIN dated Johnson's Landing. 4, mife. nm
the sAoo. Dec. "a, stating that the erped,t,on
reached there on the Goth. The troop. vsre
lr.mediateiy deharked and marched inland
Gen. SHERMAN issued orders TO move unor,
The bluffs in the morning of the 2Sth fO-
Inc rebels have seven batteries Of heavy
rified guns on each bluff. The bulk of the rebel
army is I4,t0cmen.
The floating batteries and gun boats will pro.
Lably sheil Wick burg in front on the 2eth
aTfagut ana Banks are hourly expected
lie lepels nave news OF their approach
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LATER FROM EUROPE

CtPE RACE. Via -. Johns jan. t.-The
steamer City of Washington, from Liverpool
Ola The 2ith ult., via Queenstown on the s5th,
passed here aI o'clock this morning.
The su amer Hibernia had arrived out
and tRe first and third officers and FIVE sea-
men were drowned. The ship Eialto was
also lost on the rocks near Glasgow.
The Paris correspondent of the London Her
aid gives rumor OF another attempt Of the
Great Powers 10 terminate the American strife.
IL is semi officially denied that L'Huys had
spoken 10 the foreign ministers as to the ad-
visibility Of mediation. The Patrie asserts
bad cashiered the captain of the gunboat
Montgomery, and promised indemnify.
The Liverpool Journal of Commerce Saws
that the government has issued orders that the
. Alabama be warned from all British ports, and
notice given that If any more British properly
be destroyed the government will at on ce take
steps TO destroy. the Alabama. The Shipping
Gazette contradicts this statement, and is sure
that the govern ment Will not consider itself
Justified in stopping the cruise Of the Alabama
The Times editorially ridicUles the idea OF
TIE government being held accounts BILE for the
doinGS of the Alabama
The Times has letter from Lieut. Maury
against President Lincoln, repudiating the
idea OF re- union. He SAWS the South is well
supplied with arms, and asserts that the Gus
toms receipts at Charleston in July was great
er than during the same month for ten years.
Many OF the journals attack the recent di-
plCmatic correspondence laid before Congress,
dencuncing its tenor. The Times believes the
tone of the government has not been faithful 10
the feelings OF the American people.
In the Spanish Senate, General Concha op-
posed the policy OF Gen Prim. and avowed
himself in favor of a monarchy for Mexico but
of Spanish Prince for the throne. The re-
marks Of Senor Callante had given offense TO
the French government, and explanations
were demanded and a satisfactory response
gwen.
The Liverpool cotton market closed buoyani,
and had recovered from the depression in pri-
ces. All qualities had slightly advanced.
BreadsrOns were quiet but steady. Red West
ern Wheat ss Id a 9s Sd Southern o. led; white
Western los lis; Southern lis n lbs, Mixed
corn tending upw ards; sales at 2ss cd pcs Cd;
white dull Provisions dull. Bacon declining
Tallow fat
1t is said that the Greek Assembly will con-
finn Prince Alfred as King. Count Hunda
has also been spoken Of for the throne.
GaIibaldi had embarked for Capria. but re-
turned 10 Leghorn, owing TO a storm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-06
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRTREss MONROE, Jan. The flag OF
truce- beat Metamora left here this morning for
City Point. In charge Of Capt John X. Mulford.
OF the Third New York Regiment, expecting To
return immediately with Union prisoners.
Col: Ludlow also went To City Point to-day on
hC. iHtsS
There was a destructive fire I'm Norfolk to-
day about noon, destroying most oi the propsrty
on W iiiis' wharf, including the store Of
McPbetiers d Co, Lepaige 4 Bros, commission
merchants.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 2sth ultimo
says that on the 26th twentysix thousand
FEDERAL troops landed below NIcksburg, and
madc Il land attack simultaneously with an
attack by the gunboats on kicksburg. Several
guns are said 10 have been disabled and many
prisoners ken.
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The FINAL Attack and Repulse of the X eb.
elS-They Retreat to Tullahoma.

netrfat 10 homu.
NAsHy1LLE, Jan. S.-TFrom Associated Press
correspondent The re bells again attacked
our forces en Saturday afternoon. We were
posted strongly in rifie-pi;s, and they were re-
pulsed with terrible elsurhier.
Inc GFht continued for two hours.
AT O'Clock Oh Sunday morning the rebels
'Clh1n' nc to retreat, and Stahiey's Cavalry
entered MGrfreesborO' and captured prisoners
guns, stores, &c.
The Federai troops on Sunday morning oc-
cnpied Murireeshcro'
Inc enemy have gone 20 Tullahoma, near
lie Alabama line.
The mail from Locus Vile arrived here 70.
night.
Five thousand four hundred OF our wounded
are in Murfrefsboro'.
There ARE no rebel troops or eusriIlas on tho
road from hUrfrgrsboro' hither.
The rebel Gru. Cheatham is reported 10 have
boro'. Gen NJ cOwen (rrbel) is certainly killed
Ihe enemy have been thoroughly whipped
ont.
Other sources Of information say the Fed
erals are driving the rebels towards Tuiia-
hCma.
IhTERRUPTIOk oF THE REBEL RAILROAD CON-
HUSICATIoSs.
Louisville, Jan 5.-A letter from Barbours-
vile, KY, says that Col. Garter did not attempt
20 capture Knoxville, hut going eastward, cut
the Tennessee and Firginia railroad, thus less
cnlng The chan ce OF The r,.hels auymenting their
western fcrtes from Richmond. which il lis
supposed ihey are attempting TO do.
The Southern line is now in good working
order, but was interrupted all this forenoon.
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STAFFoED COURT HOUSE, Jan. A soldier
belonging 10 this corps having been shot from
the house Of a man named Eerndon, about four
miles this side Of Dumfries, a corporal and
three men Of the First Connecticut cavalry
were yesterday sent TO the place. They were
told v Herndon, who is paroled Southern
rebel, that there were no rebels there. Goslg
mp stairs they were fired upon by two rebels
concealed there. Corporal Craven was killed
Tie soldiers and Herndon escaped. Col.
Scimmelpiening went TO the place with force
and burned the house of Herndon, with the
sanction Of Gen. Burnside. He took fifteen
prisoners, one a rebel quartermaster
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N-The New York papers ain Chronicle in.

The New York papers all chronicle in
creased excitement in Wall street in stock
speculations. The business in railway shares
has been immense. Erie and others sold at the
Top rates amidst the widest excitement among
The bidders. Everything is bound 70 20 away
up, so he players" think.
s~According to statistics Of the beef, mutton
and pork consumed in Philadelphia during
the year II appears that the greatest quantity
Of beef is eaten in November; in June the
greatest quantity OF mutton is consumed, and
IN December the quantity Of pork consumed
exceeds that OF any other month.
SGeorge NJ. Drake, who was tried al New
ton, New Jersey, last week, for the murder Of
Clara l.. Eansyclk, by administering drugs 10
procure abortion, has been held TO bail In the
sum OF $1,000 10 appear al the April term, 10
answer charge Of manslaughter.
81 Judge Bartlett of the Supreme Court Of
New Hampshire, has decided that there lie no
wlil'-that is, the prospective profits Of q bGsi-
ness as over and above the value of property
and material sold and conveyed.
ST he shock OF an earthquake wac felt in
seNeral parts OF AleaIia AZ midn ight on the 2S<h
OF November. All the cfbcks stopped which
faced north and south. Those which faced east
and west kept going. Ii is inferred, therefore,
that the shock passed from north 20 south
MEXICAN FLAGS CAPrrRrp nv The
fRENCH.-The Paris Moniteur announces that
nYe flags captured by the French an Mexico
have been brought 10 Paris and presented 10
the Emperor. They are 10 be placed in the In
yalides.
~ JEFF Davis, on his way from Chattanooga
10 MaTfreesboro'. came near being thrown into
thr Tennessee river, by the car containing HE
rebel majesty being detached suddenly from
the rest of the train.
~ Under the system OF compensated eman-
cIpation, and yaluing the sla YES ~ an average
of three hundred dollars each, IL would coet
nearly thir;y-one millions OF dollars 10 make
Nj issouri free state.
SThe smartest little Corporal of Fort
Smelling was recently discovered TO be ruRa.
way daughter OF q neighboring farmer. she
had way Of putting the squad through the
drill which was highly TO their satisfaction.
~The negroes in New York held night
watch OF freedom in Shiloh church on New
Years eve. Prayers, speeches, songs, dirges
and shouts ushered the old year out and me
new year in. -. -
~ Rossini has dedicated a elsf d'a.rre no
Baron Rothschlld, OF Paris, winch Is 10 be per.
formed for the flrst time on the yfsi; Of the
Emperor OF the French 10 the Baron
81 Ex-Gov. John Woods, OF Illinois was
among the prisoners captured by the Oonfed-
crates AT Holly Springs last week He was
acting as quartermaster general OF the state
1Sfnoking clay pipe and kissing the cook
were the allie ratluns brought agafnsta heartle<s
husband i'm suit for divorce in the LONDON
Court -s.r -er-
Tubingen, the place Of Uhland's birth
ana death. a committee has been formed for the
erection OF a monument ~ tals poet. .
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
SPLENDID UNION VICTORY.
THE REBELS WHIPPED COMPLETELY

NAsHvILLn, 10 n. m, Jan. 5--Hon. T. n
Ssd'fon, Secretary q Var: Rebels whippad
and driven from Murfrccsboro', our force.
pursuing. The rebels are retreating in the di.
iecuon OF Tullshoma. The Lords on our
SIDE Tho rebels are whipped and the Gum.
b-rland il this morning in good boating oond,.
tion RoB'T r. MITCHELL. Rr;s Co.,
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4 4 EY UPP Es,

OFFICE TEE CHIEs QUAafkIxis.El,
Army af ;As Poto7sds, )
u SAEEIEGFoH. September ~. lsa2.t
FAoPesiLS are invited for fsrnishinx for the uss
81 tse cf the Potomac the fol:on art aie.
$3.50 tcns best quality Timothy Hay, Eeor rely
Sseh, tae weight ofeach bale to be marked
so, pa bushels sf Oats. OF the best quality, in
strong sacks, we'll scwed
7isU cords OAK and Hickory Wood we'll seasoned
aud vT the bestauality.
EeSs hid must ha accom- p1 nisd by the endorse
hcHt Of two responsible parsons that the contracts
4 Hs.sr1ad viii be fulfilled
Bids viii be opt ned from time to time ~ the ar
tieiss BE- rosdad End contracts viii be awarded
:r the quantities neeisd 20 the lowest Responsible
bidder up - the time of eperiDg.
The right is rssarved To cept all any part @!
Any bid.
Gats or " cod. ;" es the may be and enclosed
u separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLH,
Lieut. Col and A. d. O.,
ss 23N Chief QuArterln astaF.
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give see 1T stated that Montgomery has
purchased more substitutes than any other
county in the State, bully far ss,) the kahttrq
material having pretty much all left for Dixie
The amount thus appropriated out OF tos
county amounts alrpady TO something like
thirty thousand dollare.-RcekvilLs Nd Sea-
ttRel.
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THE WAR IN THE sorTuursr
The Siege Of Viclxsburp.

rive raTs Hard fiehtiny-Three Lines Of
the Enemy's works tprried-The Lac
freeaely 'sptured-The City Totally I.o-
isted-Ten Guns and Seven Humid ed PrI-
seners Tsken-Sherman Reinforced bv
Nine Thousand Men ~
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GLORIOUS NEWS FROM EAST TEN.
hESSEE.

~" on tnf LAST Itnnetsee and Virginia
fafiread-Nine Miles of the Road And
Important Bridges Destroyed-2oO r eh,l
cavalry Captured.
The Lynchburg Republican of Thurpday
states That a body Of 5000 Union cavalry, COM
posed OF one Pennsy lyania regiment and others
unknown, have destroyed nine miles OF The
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad burn
ing the important bridges OVER the Holston and
Natawea river, and capturing 2oo Rebel cav.
airy, who were guarding the former. The
Republican says 1t will take several weeks 20
repair the damages, at a time when the road ia
taxed TO its utmost capacity. Ii charaeterlxes
;he Yankee raid of nearly a hundred milee ss
one OF unexpected daring and audacity
The Richmond Examiner Of FRIDAY states
ihat brown sugar in thai city has gone up from
81 10 Si.l0 at retail, and molasses 70 o. 90 And
s. Per cailcn. IL imputes the change 10 our
active aggressive operations i'm the Sou tn and
Southwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-06

~A very-remarkable talking automaton is
exciting the curiosity OF the Parisians. 1t has
been constructed by NJ. Faber, late Professor of
Mathematics at a German university, and is
stated by tEe Cosmos 10 be by fsr the most sue
cessful effort that has vet been made TO imiJate
the human voice. The figure is that Of a wo-
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-06
FROM MURFREESBORO.
OFFICIAL REPORTS OF THE BATTLES
IN TENNESSEE.

Details of the En.u.emeutx-Fiv. Bavs.
Fiehting-TerrihIe Loss OF Life-Mur
frersboro' Occupied by the FederaiS-The
Ccnfederates Fall Back TO TuiInboma
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wAShikGTON VARIETIES.
NINTH STREET,
NEAR PENNS VANIA AHENUE

NEAR VANIA AVENUE
GLORIOUS SUGGEST CROWDED HOUSES. |.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
Pirst week OF
MISS EVA BRENT,
The Celebrated yoeslist,
Recon week Of
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL.
The renowned Irish Comedienne and Vocalist.
Second week of
MILE MARIA ZOE and Mr.. y. YATES,
Who wIIl appear in Two Beautiful Baliets.
SAM LONG,
J. H. RUDWORTH, ". 8 BUDWORTH
lie Petite LOUISE, the Infant WOuder,
AND FULL AND TALENTED CohPAST
GivinSthe
BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THECITY.
rarouette and Gallery. ry............----.2 2 cents.
Orchestra Chairs. irs..-..-....-.......H0 30 cents.
Doors open at ga clock commence at ia o'ck
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ANTEEBURY HALL
LOUISIANA AVENUE. NEAR SIXTH SrsyRr
UNBOUSDED ENTHCSIAsM
The most
hAGEIFICEET PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
in the city.
GREAT MUSIC HALL OF THE WORLD,


MONDAY EVENING, Jan. S.
THE GREAT CANTERBURY. "a pronounced
most sc edrte ps" o IS now ne bSt an4
City the house itself being the most confur,!i,ie
whilst the peri finances given on the stage sre OF
establishment being Hrst tclssi. The Artistss are
the following list Of nafnes W will tessy s ?'e'S0n as
Al G + Lilies
NAH f,
The Yorng and Fascinating Dsnseuses from Laura
perfect fnrore by their aGpsraIsled ale edoa'ea
beFuty and talent
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND
The Scottish Nigh htingsle
MISS KATE PENNoyER.
The Great hs1ssnse Th"ss grace and beauty were
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Charming Melodst
First week of the
CIR VS. lay,
tCzlored.)
First weak Of d translation from v Hugo's great
noEe. entitled
cstdd q by & the : heaters e . .F!sf1S.r 1 !! +
first week of the bssutifoi Ballet,
LA BAYA DERE1
In which
THE COURT OF BEATTY
will appear. Observe the names:
Miss Jenny AllEn, Miss Lilly Brandon,
Miss Clara Berger, Miss Tilly Fcib bzs.
Miss Kate Harrison, Miss A Harrison.
TIE BEAUTIFUL BALLET TROUPE.
GEO. x. EDESON.
The Great Comedian, Pant0miInast and Vocalist
II, W. EGAS.
The Negro Momus.
WILLIE ARMSTRONG.
The wonderful Jugglsr AMI Panton4inist
BILLY EMERSON the CnInicai
J. SYLFAS CLARKE the Reliable
HARRY TALBOT, the Wonderful
THE GREAT CoRRPs D'ErHIorE.
Tie evenings en- tertainmert will conclude with the
Hihrrninn Eytrsr ~ gan ent tied
PADDY MURPHY'S MAGIC SHIRT.
Paddy Murphy y................ George X. Edeson
ADIIs6ICS-Balcony and Pare uettc, % cents to
Orchestra Arm Chairs, 80 cents; TO Private Boxes
holding six persons, SIS.
Doors open st ca o clock performance at "a.
SPECIAL EOTICE,-A Grand hstinee will be
given next Satu rday Afternoon. for the accommo
daton of Ladies and Children, when the Great
Canterbury Compary will appear.
Aimittance-Ladies ~ cts. Children 10 cts.
Doors open ri O'Clock. jas
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8,-T-1s60. -X-DRAKE'S PLANTA.
TION BITTERS
Or this celebrated brand appears TO be In every
ene's mouth, as well as every ones table
They splendid article and can be relied
upon TO strengthen and inyigorate exhausted
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