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WARRAarsD TO Cuss ~ SIX DAYS DR.. 4odfr,ys
hr''dote, ~, English specific "f sixty -Rg- yesr.'
sisndips. will cur GosorTkaa ~ si1 Days No
change o di+ required Prin. 81 per bottle Sold
hJ q. tor1. nth sire and Pa avenue
Washington. All Henry Cook. Alexandria taS-Iy
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WANfED-Every person TO know that An in
W the market, ready TO paw oxsh for ell articles
n the housefurnishins line Thee Leaving the
aUCHLY, l9t Seysnth street, between q and q,
is.a s'dA J psaisr In Hes and second hanA r4rai
tars, NJ m-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-19

"AETED-rO huy, for cash. n HOUSE in u
w businHss situation in Washington or George
town Direct offers, containing SD 5rt des ION,
price, &c. 10 letter Box S9l GEORGETOWN, d. T..
i
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HOUSE WAETED.-To rem. a commotious
Il HOUSE, furnished. and in central location
Address ~ &. B., ~ 2ff = 81. j. lH-Jtf
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Oh: fslBHok will positively be At kis roo as
No. 444 tEhfh street. @ few doors above Pson.
avenue, OF "Wednesday Nh. ast inst. All "a oss
com ainis " tn eonsu ptit n, liver rom ylaint
dyspepsia veuid DO well to call on hin de gives
advice free ~ d only eaa sss three doli.Rs Tor
as q fl ii supply Of his Pulmonis Syrup, se.~eed
Tonic OF Mandrake Pills at HIS rooms. It 10 Kept
fer sale ~ every druggist in wAshins ton city
frie- OF The Pulnonie syrup And aea~.ed Tonic
aseh y Fer bottle; Mandrake Pills 70 cents . box.
iQ-.t
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We VOL call the attention of our rea ters 10 the
stock OF Be Autifu Jewelry aa1 Silver e4atei Ware
. u e / I'll. Stsre, AS Penn avrnus, naap ~ at .
Q ID advise tAen 10 invest dtxr there. ia 5 lu'
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ftASTED-A Wal Err, at the tiaaiing Kestau.
w rant. to one that uno erstands his husiness
good waga- i'll be given the whole year rou al In
quirr at he KeAtsni ant, 2i7 Penn. ave, between
18th and 18th TT. Reference required ia i?-2r'
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isl+td cspt. o1.rtsrmssser u's' A
HIDks-HIDEs.

w I'LL Be soh at Public Auction On ever
REDsEsbAf and SATURDAY. at II O'Clock .
NJ. at the W harf on Sixth street, washn stan ali
the Government Beef Hides hand at the time 81
sale
mement of sale. G. BILL
jas [Chron 1T Col and c. a
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SPERhATOR2HGA CAS- CuRsD-Dr Rands
sp-sihc eur-a psn'dforrhssa. Sem,aoi Weakseu,
irTpGtrnre. Loss u PotreT, Speedily naH eEsrsu1I
is. lis eHc. To are truly siss. ca A trial Of the
speoidc, viii convince the W~st axe ptical OF it's
meIits Price box. eoH hy f. q Ford COR
Der nth arfet and Pa av. nua, Wsshinxson, and
Henry Caok Ale anit,a taSII
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AkTED IMMEDIATELY-Two or more
W ROOMS, pant of a house. or q hoor. Address
stating terms, location, ETC., NJ. "" Box IS Star
Office
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VIOLENT HRs. read THS-Foy the Dsyaarsss<nt o Z
he Sssie1a. ChAs r. of Biet. Wounds sores Bruises
and r. upiieis TO hich every Volunteer il liapIa
Tier. rsm,d- nsfe o. q vsnient ~ 4 =, rs
o. .iiswsy Pila snd 0intr,srt thoroughly tsst-d
In tie 'ri can and Italia, cam paisns. Oniy Is
cents per box or pot pa
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COINS are the uuixarsaI torment Of MANKIND To
hr r. we'd at these tor IDLE evil, call on Dr. White
ard subrnit 10 hia man puIst,eus. Hunirsds Of
1u rtiLer testify nj IL tuda to his success
tui t realm Mt cl cvrns. Hunons nails gro vins in
thu tie-h etc Dr. White makes chiroprty a sps-
ciaiity. You ar sure to get r,iirf without .xps-
rirnr ing pain Ohics 4oA Penn avenue (Lsns i
Ticker frid.rs between AZ and st SIS No
oh rye for rGnsaltsiluu Ia II n
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DyBLIC sALK or THK sIEAMkE aYpsnT.

QSto. AsSfSfoaf QE0rseT master e. s.
Aieyoadrta. IA, January Is, IsSs
There win be sold at pu bic auction st this de pot
Oh wEDSkSDAs next tie 2lst instant al q
O'Clock m the wreck OF the steamer Gypsy wnseo
and a she now lays sunken, in the river opposite
this place.
After sal. immediate steps must be tateu By ths
puI chaser for Der oval.
Terms cash in Treasury n9tes.
c B FERGUlOs
ia i4-td Cspt ASST Qusrtermssrer
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THO J FIsHEa, Trustee.
ia g. ec&ds J. c. MEG UlRE a. Co. Ace
ByJ. c. Mc,4UIRk a 90. Aucn.ns.,

By j. G. MctI Z IRE a 90. AucusnserG
BUILDING LOT IN PRINTING OFFICE
ID kogaEs.-By virtue OF dred OF trust Iro1
David Dillon, dated July llth, 1856, sni daily ~
corded In Liber j. A. s, No. 2S, flios sSs ct s~s
one of the land records = washington county, b.
e. thsll sell HUkSDAf AFT ERN0oN,
L. 20, Is in James O MeHuire 5 sabIirisios II
sQusre No. GA, ironing Is feet on north street,
and running back rs feet inches 50 feet alley.
months with interest, secured by a deed II srusS
on the premises.
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sheraton
A, tbs r:as~ Of the prsc-edings there oe-
CURED an incident of some what singular
character young man em-rs-i from the
crowd ar the resr OF The hail. and pres sad for
NaId address the meeting; and ~ the light
fell u, on bis features, ana his opening words
wcr' brnr6, thefr - IN iEsta ltc ulatlon Of
IL 1 ooTer, Il 4 that's WONDERS
Ard, ird'rd, IN FACE, ngure, gesture, hair,
ucuI Il he ard ,rtnarGlar the mr. coTarr pre-
s-rted un unGoubsd and remarkabi" hkene--s
TO thnt W H. known IL a. hinr touian, Chris
tophrr t.rocprr, Esq, or Democratic Jackson
A. ociation fame. now d. uring some where in
Dixie SIS aptaIn OF 'h- m. ~ land Avengers"
A f'riiEP 81 lr=riinatir a ~ crypt ever the
assent lsfe. The vIgiiant CHARM sat para
ly1sd, ILmindfui for he mou,pn: OF points of
ur''' r anc the lis. o. PRECEDING" OF toe twenty
elf, ut proportions ~ for. the meeting S,r-
30 ~ s:rti urea, lily Oh his char. SIo,.I. :krr
stopped low To Ct Il lork at tin" rnyst- Fious
stranger. IzxelI raised himself tipto. for
Il = ssme purpose. Judd hr"ug'ithE -p ct iclss
to r. OF H. tr"at known. h 'Jtt hrOurht
IA {. tar NJ, Lean (H-) brought k,s 20 y Ar.
IIirC. brought kis to .FEr. tYt1t,n bYou rht
D. "a IL ar Lowry hr,iu2h t a.4 to p AT En%
'is h '':I"gs:t ali ~ TIT -t.'rri .IhSiS
traEst u Ia los; Of snnls VIyIits .tIon OF bod
g.; Linn stsIt ou CT the artA -A-thy,
vr~ 81" L; yEtt rf"G~ -tr;Sr,;rr the 'nrarn
-. Of iir Ilius ious siefurct. or ,vs it tn vrr-
~ |. &. {. 4. there rr-s-nt III the flesh tnrohg
,tiI. d., d-NU fr ak ut his 0xn ! Or u
AZ al n' ore OF tn. - %iRgnl r r--enlhl Sss
tirt oCcrT :'rraHioI:a } puS1ting t'ir SrainS
| - r;tif'r sad -N"IIns tire .:nA tnatinrs %
" DGfrt NOT u rTUN'i u In ~ i1't :
| c,.,, - tts conner wa= ;'rn entity T. OF =
I:,G ~ & J.. ulrd a Nr t.. Tr,,::l IRA ky,
| NY Iir Il. Coup>' ird NJ two tn -,
| Young ~ - uifn, C. 'nP"rs aiSo,l "ro, hs
! Az Sritn fad ''toI'ai 90 ia ih ~ :no;st.Is
! Dir J.. advuca:-'i tn formal ,oa OF rae d,
| IItCr. ! s.rt med ga b. - Il thai IL W.
| IIopss, ii "a my the old Columbia Typography
| irni So.ir> L -shes. II. didn't want it'll i "a
| .s' -. T.. tof ed u S"Cif u-~rr =" IH'' IN
| r.. hes ii, tuh !sarh ram TN Irks u IN
| e. ct that III damn IA kr- s.
Tie i'h"Ir Csl!"d the srn'l~m, m "a orVter
| such ispRurgR could q 4 be allowed
! kr. i@e.-.! c-ly quot-d."
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A lOUHG FRESCH LADY, WHO SPEAKS
"A English; asks for Situation in an American,
private family, 70 taxi of children to make
herself useful. Inquire 46s 18th At near 2 at
ia 10 St MAD. A. LDCANfE.
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WANTS.

w ASTED-0ne or two GALVANIZED IRON
w OVENS Suffers WAGON aui POR
TABLE HOUSE. Add sss al. c. Star Once,
with .f!drt.S us
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A ABROFYPR OPERATOR WANFHD-Wantsd
"A good and peditous AMBROfYPE OPERA
TOR, to work in IN for table gu in the my
short distance from Washin9tvn. Address.
"CromptoA," Georgetown Post Office Stain
wages re auired and where to b. fouad fa lS-3ts
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By W. l.. WAL, Il CO., Auctieueers
nun HORSE AT AUCTION To PAY LIyHRy
IL AND CHARGES ON SATURDAY MORNING.
Jan. "a at 10 CLOCK. weuiH Ii 10 pay the liver
y, charges, without re srvs, for cash. one Dans
Horse. fLEMAINs a pDT.
tsn-S ". L WALL CO Auc-s
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~ IHUHAs DUHLINif, Auetioneer,
frcorscfouu.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD. HsFaCYS
u AT AuorIos.-on WEDNESDAY MURsiga
next Jan Asst at 10 O'Clock wi sell st the go
denoe Of Capt. VIM. Msnkin. No. Ga PsyettSsS.
Ssorsetown, coed assortment ofaozschoid I'D
Kitchen FUR it.re, com IT; Sing
Mahogany Spring seat Chairs,
Do Spins Seat Sofa sni Rocker,
Do 81 a and other Tahas
DO Marble top and other Rzrasus
Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
Ihr. 9 eLeellen, Pest er ReaS. and Eedilsx.
Chsirs, Tsoles, Lounge Curtains 4o,
Parl.r snd Cook Stoves. s
Crochery aud Glassware
hsshstands, Looking GLASSES, Ae., Ac
AID iaAny articles not men TONED
Term cash
list THOMAS n0wING k,~x
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M AETEB iMHEDIArELY.-Sevcrs good
w PANTALOON and VEST HANDS None
others need apply. e. OWEN & SON
Military and Naval Merchant raiors
Is I7St. I'D Pa ave
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TRUsTEES SALE % DEsIkA sLE BUILDpue
LoT IL PKIsTrsG orricE s9G sRs.-sy yivtse
of dee d cf trust from Patrick wilson dated q Al
7th lss7, and duly recorded N Libery As No.
10 toos ~, ct ses., oSe nj the land record for
DAY AFTERNOON ,Jsp' sry 18th, ct O'CLOCK D
the prenis s, Lot d, In James Mefisires szSdS
visi u Uf Scuars numbered s A. fronting - feet en-
north Capitol street. between q and ri Its. nartA
and running back 49, feet 70 Ia feet sfey end c~as
tanning 2,sSn square feet.
Terms 0aa-tbird cash; the rem sinier In 6 anA
le msnths with interest, sssured By deed Of trust
OF the premises.
All conveyances at co { Of purchaser
THO J FISHER, Trustee.
in ds McCTIRR IN 49,
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7 ABORERs WANPED-1o0 men will AMI en-
4 slant employment at the Washing ton Reser.
ydr, near Georgetown: d. O. Wages Sl1 pr
Gay Also, Horses and Carts are wanted: Apply
the work N, BURKE
II S- st. Contractor
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4 Rich Scene in the Yankee Senate.

There was rich scene in the Yam
koc Congress on the 18th instant
MIR. Wilkinson took the floor and
spoke at some length, principally in dc.
ppnciation of Mr.. Saulsburys speech Of
Friday last charging him with nttoriDs
faIsehood, and asserting that the Prcsl'
dent had been indiiIcrout to the country,
and sought at first to make the Confe'-
crates strike the first blow, and in say
inr tha. the w,r was brought on as a
pretext to abolish slavery, &c,
Mr.. Salisbury, (OPposition,) Of Del
This, sir, is in the Senate Of the Uni
ted States, aud it is not my province
here to reply to the low b!achgaprdl'm
and scurriliy of the felon.
Mr.. Hale, tRepublican) ofN' IL
I call the Senator to order.
( Mr. salisbury Il was saying
Mr. Hale Order, order, order.
The Chair, tNr, Sherman in the
chair THE Senator from Delaware
will resume his seat he is out Of order.
Mr.. Salisbury (again risine),--l'
may be in order for the Senator from
New Hampshire to listen Il mean no
di~espoct to the Chair) to what he has
listened for the last hour and 1t may
uotrSe in order to hear it characterized
bs Il should be- | did not intend to
rvrsue any extended remarks | was
assigning tn, reasons why I should not
made a speech expressing my hone''
sentiments, and it did not occur to- me
that it should go for instructions to some
odyenturer who had sought the wlIds o.
Minnesota, perhaps for
Mr.. Halo-I call the Senator to or
der,
The Chair lMr Sherman)-Tho du'
ty of the Chair is to preserve the rules
Of tho Senate, and he hopes no intrac>
tiou of its order will be made
Mr.. Saulsbury.-t will simply say
=, NV remarks seem distastoful to the
senator from New Hampshire, what
; bopo will be in order. When | made
few remarks on Friday last, l said
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chat if any one questioned my loyalty
to the Constitution and the Government
of the United States. be lied before men
and in the presence of high Heaven, As
the Senator from Minnesota has brought
himself within that clause, thus | leave
him.
The Chair-Thc Senator from Del.
aware is clearly out of order.
MIR. Hale-l wish to say, sir, IN
vim lication Of myself that | did not
have the pleasure Of hearing the Sen".
tor from Minnesota, or the Senator
rom Delaware, and my call to order
was entirely irrespective Of what had
been said before
The bill was then postponed until to.
morrow,
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Battle Of Fredericksburg,

stsf'ttHff
His watch. on Rappahannock's banks,
The shivering sentinel kept,
In silence, from Stafford shore,
A host nnnumbered crept;
Aud dimly, in that itful light,
Their polished armor cleaned,
While sunny DiIey's war worn sons,
oied salty dreamed
And noisclcssly they bring their boats,
And launch them in the deep,
They think to steal across the stream,
And 6nd our men asleep;
But bark, wonld you, remote no doubt,
There comes stiAod ely,
From men who ever guard their post,
With keen and watchful eye.
Now, peal on peal, the signal gun
Rings in the morning air
And summons thousand Of brave hearts
TO- for the fight prepare;
And Missis,ippi's gallant sens,
Though now, by numbers overboTo'
Firm a, a rock defend their post,
And dye the stream with gore,
But let them cross, our General cried,
They're burrying to their doou,
For though, the town, we cannot save
They'll win it for their tomb
Then slowly back our men retired,
And form upon the height,
With Slonevali Jcckson on our left,
And Loogs;roet on our right
And comely, meath calling fre,
They wait the advancing foe
And when he comes, With deadly aim'
They Icy lstbousands low
The gallant Goorgians on the right
Did win a g'orious name,
And kept tbci. post, though thrice as
sailed.
Aud piled the ground with slain.
Now back, across the river
The Yankee foe is fed,
Add left upon the battle field,
Five thousand Of bis dead.
And here a health to Longstreet,
Jackson, ami gallant Lee,
And may their names, in South'r
hearts,
Never forgotten be.
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army to OHIO river, and it will lease 10
exist in like manner. We have already
10000 returned Federal soldiers in
those States ready to join us and we
have the army and we have its leaders,
and if the Black Republicans at Wash.
ington City dare to interfere, with us,
the majesty and power Of great peo>
pie will be exerted to move to Wash
ing City and hang the last one of them,
AS to operations upon the river, the
gunboats shall be yours
and what will you do with the
Federal war debt ~ we asked.
I'VE sill repudiatc the last farthing
of it, said he III was never consi
tulionally contracted"
"And what will you do with the
green backs in circulation, to the
or,orrt of many millions ~
I'VE will make bonfire ofthem, and
,or.rr,o tbor, ,t ,bo oI,,r If s,c,i6co -
And what will you DO with the Mid,
die and New England States ?"
oWoovroc, ,ba MORAL surport Of
/ Now York and PepnsvIyapia Wen
~, Of NI;cb;oon to C,nod, where she
ah.. ,lan. Ara ;f Now Enc.
,.nd i,.orf.ro. vonI wt;n her ont Of
A. rr;,, ~ ;,to oocd beb,vior y
n..,., .,.;, go. ,.toj uso vor
-, H., ..,,o,,t r,r :, oc,.oo
n .,. T, Iii bo ar, s.ro reber.
nnr,,., .honId oo.
s,.,n r. l...,oa ,ho
r,D.,lp,,.,.,ra ona
- 90 .;.s,..,,o
- - ;n,,,tu;,a
"' '',"s cr, = 49, c.
''' -, ,.i
49,. =, ,,-.
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The Missouri Massacre Heroic SrII sac
riIitr.

riIitr.
We learn from late number of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, that one of the
victims selected by the Federal Gener-
al Mcneil for his bulchery in Missouri
was man who had wife and several
children, dependent altogether upon
daily labor for their support A yonog
man knowing the condition of the fam
ily, offered himselft to Mcneil as sub
stitute for the husband and father, was
accepted, and was one Of the ten who
were shot The Cincinnati paper, with
more independence than we should haze
locked for from that quarter, says the
history of that atrocious murder would
not be complete without the relation OF
this incident of heroic self,sacrliice
neither would the infamy of Mcneil be
fully understood and appreciated With
out its recital One of the rcproache'
Of the administration is, that Mcneil
was allowed to remain single day III
service. after this iuhuman affair had
been brought to its notice, From the
same source we learn that at the late
Fremont celebration in St. Louis, Nc
Neil was present, and that during the
occasion he proposed to drink With {
brother officer. The result of the INV
tatiop was a marked one. The ONCE
invited by Mcneil to drink recoIIe'
from the offer as if in contract with dis
honor, and denounced him as murderer
and unfit for the society Of an oihCer 0
the American army. lie toId him iuF
tber where he could be found II Nc
Neil considered himself insuted by tn
way he had been treated = Ly"'N'"''
Republican.
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Cure for Virnlent Small pOY, SCarlaiInG
ind Nrr dpS


A merchant aud ship owner OF Boston
has had the following recipe Sent to|
him from England, where it was furnish
ed by Mr.. L Larkin, memter of the
Royal College Of Surgeons, who yourhos
for it as "a mediciLe that will effect
revolution in the healing art, as regards
the prevention aud cure, not only of
small pox, but also Of measles and
scarIa,ine, however malignant the t5ge,
in manner more efficient and exiracr
| ainary than could ever have been an'
tioipated even by tho most ardent
phiIsntbropist;
On tie first appearance Of fever or
| irritation ushcring in attacks, whether
occurring in families or large communl'
ties, the subiojned mode OF treatment
should at once be entered on Tuke one
Grain each Of powdered foSgIove or
digitals, (yaluablo in the ratio OF ITS
greeepness--the dark should be rciected)
and one Of sulphate Of zinc lthis article
/, is commonly known as white vltroI =
These should be rubbed tLroughIy in a
mortar. or other convenient vessel, with
four or FIVE drops ofwater this done, a
noaoin Tor shout lour ounces more,
with somo syrup or sugar should be
added. OF this mixture table sQoon-
fuI should he giyen an adult, and two
tea spoonfuls to a child every second
hour, until all symptoms Of disease
vanish. Thus conducted, coayalesccuce
as # BY magic will result.
The rap:dity Of an event 80 'uspicI>
Gus will equally delight and astoulsh. r.
1t may, however, be necessary further
to note, that should the bowels become
obstrnctoi, in progress of the disease =
an evil by no ways common then a
drachm Of the compound powder Of
IJalap. ,'lrmcd Of ,ao parts cream o.
tartar, with one ofjaIp) and one gram
Of the herb, treated as above, formed
into pastiIe with syrup or sugar Sboa'o
T be given to an adult and half the l'on
tity to a child. This simple medI.'n'
shuts out every other frms or ar.lr.S
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Pins the Ninlh's New Years Spet'n'

al
The following is the address which
The Pope pronounced when receiving on
New Years day the General 10 Chief
and Staff of the army Of occupation;
| am deeply touched with the kind
wishes expressed by the General % tGe 1!'
name of the army which he wpr!!h,l'y
commands, and | am happy in having
this opportunity Of signifying my graft
tule for the mission you here perform
by the Emperors order The French
army Is as glorious on fields of battle |; as
by its discipline during peace, Allow
me, however, to say that It's most nooie
title 10 glory is to defend the Vicar oi
Jess Christ against his enemies TO
r. .ect him in his independence ard IN
tie possession Of the territories when
remain to him. !;
You are here to support the fights Of
! the Chu IA, and to defend The sacred
eity, saucuGed by the death of SO many
martyrs and wbere the Vicar of Jesus
! Christ has al~ay received the assistance
Of God las unworthy as | am DO al
. TIL, moment in tie midst Of the attacks
If His enemies. What these enemies
desire is to destroy the Popc's authority
to overthrow his throne to make Rome
the caajtal of luow not what kingdom
and after having done away with the
temporal powc. to attack even the
spiritual authority r.
But yau arc 1orc, my children, to
| keen in check the enemies of the Holy
See and orrsigion. When God created
the ocean Dlo told the waves that they
might reacb ua rocks on the shore but
should uot ry yeyond them. You arc
Hike those rocks you are here to say to
those hitter en.mie. who cast trouble
7 over all I,a,y You shall not 60 furth-
er; God has raced our arms as ram,
part for Ills Holy Church, and we will
defend the saycreign PontilI am
happy On tn day to give you my
patcrual ben 2tIon
| bless rraaoa, your Emperor and
the imperial .aaly, aud particularly the
young hoy W is attached to me by
spiritual bonds | bless the whole
French army. bless you and your
famiics all the episcopaeY and the
! French clergy, aud all those millions Of
: Catholics wu5 testify 50 much love toF
me. and male sual generous efforts toI
the defense Of m cause, Why can
y not bless N. eoer Gs ?
j Let ta who Iivc against me thluE
G of Listor, OF tt patriarch Jacob. who
after h wre,lcd all uight with ar
unkn.a iy ~, saw at sunrise tha
his g. 9p. was an angel, and, fa!llni
on nee. said, You are my aoge
: and sin not leave you .ntil YOU have
river ae the benedic IN of God. -
The ,oIutiOuist do tat see that they
a :. a's5 .l,gIe against an angel. Ma!
=, ay .. DAY open their eyes TO th'
ruth. | raise my hnds and bless yo'
y Nil nv Children in the name OF th'
d F..aer he Son and the Holy Ghost
+ Paris M0n'tear,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-02-25

ST. FOR FsLsE GMPRIsoNNENI.-
We l,.n frqm Baltimore !hOt MessrS.
IIcav VI. Wardold, Charles Howard
and 6 eacblc Wallis VINO were re-
Gently released from confinement In
For lafayette, have instituted ET
ceoi;... in the Supreme Court of that
s.ty. each to recover $4,000 damages
for als Imprisonment aid detention in
Fartre Monroe, from General Wool,
who was commander If that post at the
time Of their arrest. The same par
t;os r;l others in Baltimore, Instituted
proceedings in the same court against
Hon Simeon Cameron for alleged false
inn ,onment. 1t is stated that s'tdch'
monts nave been issued against the IN"
,cres. held by him in the Northern
Central Railway Company consisting OF
stoc in order to secure The payment
Of a large sum resulting from anticipa'
,ol verdict in the several cases.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-02-25

DEsrAIRrNG OF HIS DEATH.-Fbe
Washington correspondents Of the New
York Post says:
The Supreme Court is still in the
hands Of pro,slavery men, and promises
to be for some time to come: Judge
Taney continues 10 excellent health
and will yet outlive half the judges who
set with lin. His vigor is wonderful
in one so very old-Ile is in soundsr
health to-day than he wasteu years ago.
Judge Taney was born in l7T6 tho
wear American Independence was dedi'
Gated, and is, therefore, eighty'yearS
old He has been on the bench twenty!
six years. icing appointed in 1886 BY
President Jackson.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-02-25
edminisTratrix's Notice.

2 ETTERS of administration having
been granted to the undersigned at
9 January term A, d, 1868, of the
honorable Probate Court of Noxubee
,.oonty, Mississippi on the estate of
y oIge NJ. Gray, deceased, notice
'cEe6y given to all persons indebted
"a the said estate to come forward and
make Immediate payment and all per.
sons having claims against tie same
are required to present them duly
Probated and registered within III,
s'@e y prescribed by law or they will be
forever barred.
ISSUED January 90, 1862.
MARTHA h. GRAY,
Jan u '63. Pf$7 SO Adm'x.