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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

- The New Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
eve< Of Metropolitan nsws and gossip, and
choice literary reading. u now or our counter
ready for delivery 70 the public. Ithas recently
beea greatly enlarged and improved, and now
undoubtedly presents much more matter for
the same amount Of money than any other
weekly IN the country. Embraced In its enter
tanning contents ara the following article:
Full Particulars OF the late Grest Battle and
Union Victory At Murfreesboro'; Detsils Of
the Fighting on Din rent Days, and OfhcIal
RpoTts of The Battles; Southern Accounts OF
the Battle; The Affair At vicksburg: Army
Operations about Holly Springs; The Banks
Expedition; Affairs In Ars%n.as; and Mill
tary OPERATIONS generally In the South west
Military Operations in Virginia; Doing. OF the
Army Of the Potomac; Affairs in Sou III Caro-
lima; Naval Operations; and Thrilling Ds-
ecr1ption Of ths Loss Of tbe gallant little
Monitor.
Governor Seynour's Message; News from
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Papers; RFbel Prospects, and Opinions and
News generally from DiXia.
Editorial Mst.sr; Congressional Proceedings;
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THH WAshIyGToy Posr OFFICE LETTER
LIsT-On 70 morrow the Star will recon-
msr ce the weekly publication Of the lis. Of Ip.-
tors remaining over in the Washington city
Post ONCE, which the pressure On its columns
Induced N 10 decline at the commencement of
the year loG2- Remons,rances Of a large class
Of our SUBSCRIBE II and readers against the in
shveniepoe TO them Of its non publication in
the Stor, as for may years, induced us some
weeks ago to notify the Postmaster Of Wash.
linton that we should again apply for them 4.
the beginning Of the year, as the right Of the
8 ~, BY virtue Of its greatest circulation with
Sac delivery OF the Office. The postmaster duly
n Esd our contemporaries Of the fact, and all
Of THIN declined to compete with the .ssa~ for
their publication.
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u 4 II A
The Navy Department: have in formation that
the Alabama arrived at the desert Island OF
Blanquitta lof the coast Of Venezuela, in 1890
north latitude and about IS deg from Gran.
wich, west longitude,) on the 18TH uIt, meet
ing there by appoin :ment a coal vessel which
ooaled her on that and the next day, on the
evening Of which she again put 20 sea- Find
ing there two American whaIers, her COM
mander took their captains out OF Ii ern-in the
Larbor-and put and kept them in irons until
his vessel was ready 10 depart, least thry nigh.
sail of and give Information to some United
Stat's war vessel OF his movements
On tie next norning-the 18th uIiimo-tne
L. :. steamer San Jacinto arrived thera; but
The game had been of twenty-fcur hours!
In seizing aLd inpri-oniRg tie captains Of
o. vi alers in a neutral port, Capt Senmes
has estopped himself from complaining of our
violation Of the neutrality of any port his shin
y hereafter be caught in il il b no, respacted
IL attacking him in IL.
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tYRon rEsTERDAr'srHrRD EDITION
LATEST FROM THE SOUTH
rBH RICHMOND PAPERS ADMIT /.
LAmENTABLE DEFEAT Ar
MCRFRKEsRoRo.
TEIY CLAIM HonIvEE TO HAVE rAKp
COO PEIsosEEs. 5000 sNiLL ARMS
AND - PIECES % ARTILLERY
CONFEDERATE AcCoUsrs FROM yIoK.-
BURG
fEIExAs vIrBpEAws DOWN YHu YAz,s
RIVER 10 s6IpEEs ELUFK.
fHl THDBEtLs NAMING MoyIsys,
AGAINST WILMINGTON NC

We hare acnpy Of The Richmond Bsas>se,
OF Tu'sdHy Inst January Oh. IL 10 eayas.
over Tie CONFEDERATE defeat 81 Eurfrre.bo-o,
AID ssye, at l. iamentably certain IA, n.
enemy has carried his point ard retsiu. AIN
the sd,sntasr except the lose or prisoae-,
and srms re- sltins from the battle OF Mar.
freestoTo'; and now he can sueeor Grant. cI..,
eus the cavalry, and perhaps resuns o,e-.
a;iors on the Mississippi
s"It nust b confessed that good deal OF foo.
ii,rds is rec uirsd 70 support 80 pain. uI q dc.
appointment; with equanimity. Certainly, sr.-
such cfrcIsl statement. those Ci~n Brazr IA.
msns, on The last day OF she pas, year. and d.
beginning OF ths present, this sequel could IN.
b nationally anticipated"
The BSS~s~~v proceeds 20 abuse tn. Oo,S-s.
crate army and Confederate generals OF a.
aYry Of the South vest without stint and cor
cludes by saying IL I" dismisses the unpleu.s,
bsrae with s. little reluctance a. the r-aa,r
may imagine"
The Raleigh papers state that the enemy IN.
been largely reinforced al Nevbern. and tAa,,
movement ha4 commenced, n WA thouxh,
as.irs; Wilmington.
III. following dispatches appear In Ia. r..
orin>r:
Latest from Murfreesbore'.
. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. s isS3-To G~s
(. Cooper, Adjutant and Inspector General O
=. A..-STK: We have retired firm Murf-es
tsoro' in perfect order. All the stores are sav.d
About 400 Federal prisoners, S. 20 stand OF
mall arms, and - pt%crs Of cannon, brass sxd
steel, have already been received here.
(SignedD b. - EwELL, A q
Tie OPERATIONS Against yicksburx-Tk.
Enemy Retire.
ETCRsBrEG, Jan. 2.-Skirmishing cortnrei
all day yesterday, hut no general engsxener,
Ii expected until the arrival Of McCiernaui
and sherman with the balance of the faut.e
army. We are confident Of our ability 70 hold
Ficksburr against any force the Federals may
bring &C ainst IL.
This morning our forces advanced arains,
The enemy Who were erecting works on tAs
Lake, causing them 10 evacUate their position
leaving fifty stand Of arms, nine prisoners, aad
sill their implements for cutting fortincations
Our forces now occupy the whole country
bordering on the Lake, the enemy having re-
turned with their transports and gone dosa
the Zszoo.
:. The enemy have len Chickasaw BAYOU, snd
sTe reported going on their transports 20 Sny.
der's Bluff, on the fazoo, where Il is supposed
they will make an attempt 10 storm our worfs
our forces are well advised Of their move
mems -
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HEAroVARTEEs, CIScSSA5I, Jan. 9-.H4,or
Ce",rai =: It.-Haileei, Cosssaader:in chef
have juS-rece4ved.a tIspatsh frog. Gen. G
Granger3isat lie eayaIs5 force Of aeohl 1yna
men, which BE Amt 10 East Tennes see on ,ha
2lst ult. ~ my order, under the Command Of
Brig. Gen. p. Garter, to destroy tie East Ten.
nessee Railroad bridges, &c, has been bsa-5
from.
Gen. Granger has just received a disn,-cb
from Gen. Garter, Al Msnchest Ter, XIV. on hi,
return, stating tnat on the 18th ult he entira,v
destroyed the L zion and Watanga brid Ses ,x,rh
ten miles OF RAILROAD; Eve hundred and ar,v
rebels were killed and wounded, and ,aka5
prisoners ssv'n hundIed stand. aE arms, a
large amount u -four, salt, and other reb-l
stores were captured: also, locomotive and
two cars were destroyed. p
"A brisk skirRIsh took place at .hs Wat.,-,
Bridge, and another 1T JohesSilIe. We La,
but ten men. THIS expedition, as charac,srized
by Gen. Granger, has been one OF the most hax-
ardous and daring Of the war, att nded with
great hardships ana privations, o wing to the
ALMOST impracticabie nature OF the country, The
length Of the route of nearly two hundred miles
each way, and the .nclemant season The i'm
pOr;aTt results OF this expedition can hardly n,
oyerra,ed, severing g. ii has the main re Del ar
teTey of communication bstween Viryinia and
the Southwest
Gen. Carter, His officers and men, deserve
the thanks OF the country. Great credit is Also
due TO Major Gen. Granger, under whose i'm.
mediate supervision the expedition was fitted
out, and whose long cavalry experience was q
guarantee that nothing lending to its success
would be neglected or forgotten.
CT. WRIGHT,
Major General Commanding.
WAsEIsGToS, ban. 9.-Kajor Genp Wrtoat,
Ctncinndh the daring operations and bril-
liant achievements OF Gen. Carter and his com.
mand are without parallel in The history of
the war, and deserve the thanks Of the coun.
try. This expedition "has proved the CAPACITY
Of our cavalry fUr bold and dashine moye.
ments, which, doubt not, will be imi,stsd by
others.
II. w. HALLRCK, General-in Chief
Gen. Halieck has dispatched the following:
HEADQUARTERS or THB Army, W as hington,
d. G., Jan. 9-HGjor General ". s. Roseera.s.
Commanding Aray Of the CumberIord-0eneral:
Rebel accounts fully confirm your kilograms
from the battlefield. The victory was well
earned, and one OF the most brilliant OF tn.
war. You and your brave army have won the
gratitude Of your country, and tho admiration
Of tho world.
The field OF M1rfreesboro' Ia nc ads his.ort.a,
and future generations will point out the places
where 30 many heroes tell glorisusly In def.ns.
OF the Constitution and the Union. All honor
10 the army Of the Cumberland! Than Ia 70 the
living, and tears for the lamented dead.
II. W. HALLscK, General In CHIEF
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FROM THE LOWER POTOMAC.
CAPTURE OF A SLCOP.
REBEL CAVALRY On THE PIANKATAyB

The steamer Ella arrived az the Navy Yard
last evening, bringing up the sloop Exchanga
OF East River, which was captured in the
mouth Of the Rappahannock without pas.
Two men on board were also broughtup.
On Sunday last the Currituck, Anacostia and
Ella went into the Piankatank TO cut out a
schooner which had run the blockade, and the
Currituck got ashore. The other boats could
not get in, and the Ella pulled the Curritucx
of. While they were thus engaged a number
of cavalrymen showed themselves near the
schooner-which was up a creek-and the
beats opened fire Oh them, when they scam
pered on. Finding IL impossible 10 get the
schooner ont, she was shelled to fire hrr, and
when the boats left she was in a light blaze.
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FEAsxFoEr, Jan. Thu I@Etals:1r- h.s
net Governor Ecbins0z's Ia@slsys -rcoE-
rsnds that Keniulky rey-c. the PrfId-nrs
emancipation proclamation, and protests
sgs;rst sR! interference wiia aer s-a;e policy
A. unusTTsH;@d hy the CoBs;ituaon, sEd
thinks proclamation giving fre-Iom - slaves
IN rst-e ,iious Siaies Will infiict upon hsns1eky
6 fs a., though indistrse. blow he says tha,
-ste eAGSest effect OF the proclamation will b
to ire the whole South into one burEinS ns<s
of mex hars,b bic hat, and destroy all hope oS
restoring the Union, which is only possible by
achsrins 60 the Constellation as IT, vas; and,
further, TIA, tie nor. a!ar.niGgA.fsct Of thS
proclamation Is the usurpatiOn OF tbs power
Of the government BY the Prosidett under rae
Plea Of military nrccxsi:y. -.
He advises he Legisissnrc 10 place on record
their protest .. ainst thr proclamation.
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FIrAHCIAL-New York papers of yesterdsx
evening say The stock market 10 trern ulously
ercrrc. and all descriptions Of sec urities are IA
demand At almost any price. The issues Of all
border State securities are bid for at ad vancinr
rabs mbsouris, on which 10 Ia ter-st has k,e..n
paio Tor TWO years, are quoted At s. i a67 X Ten
n ssees are o4a6iH, and Yirginias 63X bid
PATTY with The rest Of the market than any.
thinx else. Coupon o's Of 1881 we quote at
SEsSS; registered, o6aoe4; 5-3o's, I02xa1o3
oeruncatss OF Indebtedness, 0ao78. The de.
mand Tor money - not active, notwfthst2adinx
the increased speculation. The rate contin nee
Sa6 per cent Exchange on London, 60 days, "
Hrm At i4ea1494.
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NASHVILLE, Jan. e.-.Murfresstoro' Is enar--
~ deserted Our army is advanced beyond ten
miles.
The rebel army is reported ~ Tuliahcna.
The gunboat VI. II. SlideIJ, 8. ". Van Dora
comm anGips, has arri we'd, with hundred and
sixty -four transports from GAINESVILLE, with
800 barrels OF flour, 1890 pounds OF bacon.
so sacks CT oats, a4S 2,OOO sacks of shelled
corn. They csptursR-two cenfederate cap
taiIs. with a number OF horses and mui--
The river is three feet and half deep on the
shoals.
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4 'OETINEN MONTHLY FOR JANUARY,

Ruspenots Of New Roeh.lls; Hon
g. P Disosray.. Naeesroni AID Csavas Ne 10 !;
H.pry =. LeAnt fhoasht con,>sue.oss Of a,
iI ;he City. TIE Ivy; Chsrl.. Gcdfrey Leland
The Mish.p. Of ISIS hobbs: william {. " III. =,
pared. .ae.; Hon Robert J. Walker. Promise ;
Ed-.rd q Rand. Jr. American D-s,iny; jolt
stshl Patterson " As He sece. ssfai: Richard 3
Kiu.bsli. Pie Physical Survey Of New York H..
Dor and !. 7Fro ch..i H'nry Nit he'll, Assistant
Quilted states Cckrt Survey. An knSii-h1.a 10
south Cs.olins c3nc!utei Pen Pale. sa3
Piano. Literary Notices Bitots fs..e.
jas For saie BY TRAN,E TAYLOR
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SECOND IDIlgI.
THRRK O'CLOCK p. ".
THu MCDOWELL cot Rr or inquiry

TIH MCDOWELL cot Rf Ds inquiry
Today, Brig. Gen. Roberu, re Gen. Pope's
Chief Of a rairy, - e1 asninei viii r'fcrra -
10 he h,,,.5, 81 n -.
nover1+nts OF tie tEee2s el Gems; Basks ant
hct'oweii-on hist occEsSsas ana.sziI1 iea.
EarkI hinsr;f broush; ga to.. eng,senans
nos the enemy. On di.raxers.x :ths, raGoa
ereatr force OF Pie enemy, (than. Gen. Bans
eriieved.l tho .Taseess was. drss Is fssify ZEN.
Pope OF 'he iset' ---~s-.-: .
Iir Also eIplaiard-tae :rpot; anc Of hs~an z
Ger. MeEoweAsYoret;;id st vsf,r. hey ware
81 the time o: III. Ha+ieii sads staei sfsrna:s,n
with reference TO- the fxrce CT 4he: enemy and
their movements, whfeA 9ss Saaks sesa baet
70 the headquarters Of Grn. Pope.
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LATEST PROM SPRINGFIELD, NO.
TIN BNEMY IN STRONG FORCE
GENERAL BROWN WOUNDED.
HI Is, HowRyER, IN STRONG pCsIYIos
AND CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS

sT. LOUIS, Jan. s.-Gen. Curtis has roceiy we'd
the following from Gen. Brown:
SrRIsaSnLD, Mo-, Jan. s.-The enemy Is
providing and fighting, but my men are behav-
ing well. I am holding all the strong positions.
The enemy must fight q. want him to, " hether
he likes il or not.
DR.. Meleher has just sent tho folloyng dis
patch, dated this aftofnoon:
Gen. Brown Is badly wounded. There has
been no severe fighting since noon. Theenemy
are In large force. The Rebels took one OF our
guns, but were repulsed at dark.
The militia reinforcements are coming In.
Prisoners say that General Marmaduke is In
command Of the Rebels. and wiii-be reinforced
TO- might. - -'..-'-.. -.
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~ The dsmocrats Of the West eve 1t to
tn mseives to express their utter det.sta,ion
Of the undisguised secession utterances of such
papers a. the Cincinna d Enquirer and Chicago
fi~es. The country Ii heartily sick Of abolition
radicalisn, but is by no means prepared TO
stand any secession nonsense from the other
extreme.
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sESTEscB OF DEATH. - Frederick Smith,
convicted al Hsgerstowr, Md, Of the willful
murder ofMiss Agnes Tracy, has been sentenced
oy Judge "eisei to be hung on such day rs the
Governor shall designate. The prisoner was
deeply effected and shed tears freely when his
doom wAs pronounced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

" MAJOR Slemmer. who was dangerously
wounded at Murfreesboro, is the same officer
that defended Fort Pickens
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y gentleman named Roche and Capt
Weieel, Of Gen. Shriver's staff, got into an
alteration yesterday at the Monument House.
Baltimorp, and the latter shot the former
Capt W. was arrested, and the affair is being
investigated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

- Hon. j. Z. Usher was yesterday con.
hrmed as Secretary Of the Interior, vice Hon
y. u Smith, resigned
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IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
GOV nOeIHsOs's MESSAGE 10 1Hs KIN
TCCEY Ls1I=LAfCE1.
HI EECOHkEsrs THAT EErTCCEY EE
JHCT9 TEE PRssIDss7T ExASCIPl.
TiUy rHeCLaMI7IOr

HE sTYIPS TBs CLaEATIOE A. C-TR-
PATTON OF THE PO-ERa ~ Tu8 GOV
EMINENT By THIN PRESIDENT IN
Deb THE PLEA OF MILITARY
NECESSITY
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~ The Rice abduction case is again before
the courts Of Boston
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CKMrNAr CoURr, Jan. eth-John Thomas.
charged with stealinGa coat from J. W Hahn,
was found guilty and sentenced TO jsiI for n =.
months The same party was con yicsed or
stealing go cigars, and sen .enced 70 the peni
tnuaTy for TX months; and OF stealing a pair OF
panta!oons, Tor which ho Wa sontsncei TO six
months IA jail.
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SHINPLAsTBRs.-The corporation of Hagers
town, Md, has resolved TO issue shinpIasters,
In defiance Of the State law prohibiting their
circulation.
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~ Frederick w. Slsan, OF Wisconsin, is
appointed TO a frst-class cierkship in the Post
once Department. vice p. H. Quinn, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

SEWN HUNDRED STAND OF ARMS ASb ,
LARGE AMOUNT OF PROVISIONS
CAPTURED
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GEN. ia f1ECk's REPLY. CoNeLIMgSfISG
GIN. GARTER AND His COMMAND
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AproIsTsD-TheCc na1isstoner OF Peusl,ns
to- day appointed the following sdfgi.ai exam
liners for his burrau, Viz: Dr.. C. w. Haz.e-
;ons at itn4esto~n. \. Y: Or. Il. 81 r Smith,
at Dunkirk,N y -
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GENERAfsHALLEcK c,.fRATVL ATEs GEN;
kOsEtRhNs.:AND HIS. AkMY:US THE
VICTORY AT NJ4sfRIgSuORo
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- Parliament viii soon discus. III. sub,ac,
Of ths Prince OF Wales's pocket money He
has ane-dy net income OF $3.50, 900 per an mum
and DIS mother thinks he should have AT Iaa.,
tJp,UO more, which In what Princess Ohnr.
iot,s and hrr husband had; but then they OWNED
NO Corn weli.
- romantic story 10 told ut leaSth OF tia
SuHan OF Turkey. II Is In brief that prettv
CnrstSn girl whom he loved before be cams
INTO power lac recently took into his harem.
where she was speedily poisoned by a Jealous
.uitane. Tia lie represented ~ frantic with
grief.
- The New York Leader proclaims Fer.
nando Wood the democratic candidate ~,
United Stats S-nator from Nav York xics
Preston King. "ammany and Mozart, II i,
said, have agreed on this, and the central
regency mods assent.
~AccOrd!ng 20 The latest French authori
dos, tn hair Of the Partisan ladies il To br worn
pow dered curl nc The present sPason, an 4 rolled
up IL high pulls Of waves from the sid.s of tina
head.
|" among tiiE Ann ric ana in London ON tina
10Th ui'., w. ". Cor oran, of Washin ton
"The public debt OF Tia city Of New York
go.
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- Brignoli, the tenor singer, has sroae.
hing the matter with his throat" again.
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EYE hFookHp OUT.-This morning q nun
Dor Of boys were engaged on the river shore.
between tho sixth and Seventh street whArf.
In the dangerous sport Of playing "hshtins q
battle" by dividing into two parties and hurI
Ing stones At ono another. One little fellow
named AIeck walker, was struck in the eve
which was injured 30 seriously that II is feared
be will lose IL
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~ OF THs 1sS Sidst as .S slfS

The following gentlemen are named ~ thsir
respective friends as likely 70 receive tsls ap-
roiasnsnt,- ~hIcf the Prse.dint is, eIps.t-d
aeon 20 make. Viz: Judge ONO and Mr.. Cha..
Gaze, of Indiana; Hon. Messr.. Train. OF II a-s Il.
and Pottsr, OF Wi.eons in; Judge EsimontS,
Commiss'onsf OF ;hetIsnerai hAnd' oGfae; sad
Mr.. Roosst 6. GofrtasSlp sloi,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THE FEDERAL CAVALRY RAID N
EAST TESNESSEE.
sRIDGtS. And RAILROAD DESTROYED

GEN. wkIGHT's OFFICIAL REPORT
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SENATOR BAYARD, OF DELAWARE,
RF.tLECTpD.

DOvRE, Del, Jan. s.-The Hon. jams A:
Eayard hiss been reelected u y Senator. The
vote stood: Bayard IS; Bradford 10.
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IHs RHBBLs IL THE SOUTH BRAscH
VALLBr.-Considerable excitement Or, yajIed
On Scncay about Cumberland, Piedmont aad
rev Greek BY tho report that Imboden had
attacked and repulsed Gen. Muiuzan At or
near Mooreaeld In Hardy County Furth r
intelligence, however, put the boot on the other
leg. Mullisan had driven Inboden about A
mile out OF Mooreheld, with some loss . ths
lattsr.-HheelinS PTess, Jan. e.
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\ U + + Il Il, KGG3 UHhHSh.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
II n my SROU

z DU fRON
No. 80 II Shth st. near pa az,
B-Hotee, aiinG houses &c.. he. ,rnished
at lowest market vTic.s .. o..
MOkAFlAh BOARDING SCHOOL POR uDyX
1'l Nazareth Hall, SasAretk Nortann.,nn
county. PeInSylvanA kasy "s access r. o N III
deiphis, by n: nth Perm HA'irosd % Rsthl,h.m
and from HarrisLurs By Lebanon Valley RaIIro.3
" ne thi~heip and thence nine mile, , 81 are
Bcaro emo Tuition $SD pr qup7tor. D-xwin.
husic and Languages, PEI SD to SO per usxrtss
Rev. EDWARD II I.EsGHEl
ue H-r'I" P-tn 'innl
hEf ECTlVh DEPAkTGi. MHfkDpsII
- TAN PDLJtk
No. SID Ei~veuta street west
Near the corner Of Pennsylvania y.nuA
the Pebble are hereby iGiuE,ai that nj res.. -.
curing the ~ rvicer of Detective OG,c-r viii n.
promptly Al carefully HttF nded fire Of .dIr-
uf"n apps ication being male a. the Pnitc, Ua,s
quarters. No. $40 lIth st'eet vest under an
isF of wPKk VIZ
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OFFICIAL.

ABRAHAM LIycoLE, President Of the nited ssuses
OF America: -
To All Whom IL May Coso-s
Satisfactory evidenoe having been exhibited 70
me that RoBERf LEER has been sppoif ted yiss-
Corsrl Of Portugal. for the District Of B.ltiner.
do hereby recognize him such and declare hin
free 70 exercise and enjoy such functions, powers
and pr vileses - are allowed to the Vice Consua
OF the most favored nations, in the United states
In testimony whereof, have caused these letssrs
70 be made patent, and the seal Of the Cniisd
d. States to be hereunto AFFIXED
Given under my hand ss the city Of Ws.hine-
ton the eth day OF January, A. ID. ls:. ana
IT, s. OF the lndepe naence o. the United ststes
OF America, the 9Th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By TIE President
wILLIIH II. ssvkip. Secretary OF STATE
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TIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

THn feT ER:doU RI: u S8x
The Conlt Halsiai me. q. dSy az TIE usual
hour, and .at> With cip. ed aoors.s In eonsulta.
ton upcn~pointe Hrkuo VIZ toihs pus,:c, until
they adjourned f,r' the day. The dsfen.. Of
Gen. Porter is-e1p ec.ed to be. read % morrow.