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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-11

ftCREDIT CRsAR," GC-We sea in the In
of the proee -dings q. the " ater celebration ban
quet AZ the National that reads imrne psaly lik,
the Sfar's report. The Star was tBs e,ry pspsl
tast gave fall report Of these procesdiag s
speeches, toatts, dc, The Arfeuioemoer doub,es.
Inadvertently omitted &c give tue proper credit
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TIE RUssIAS FLEEr.-Capt staekpole, &C
tua.sd by desire 10 give our citizens oppor.
tuni ies - Visiting tbs Russian neet runs
stesmbi at to fs location daily, lea Wing the Sew
enth street wharf at 12 O'clock, aud on Sundays
n ven and two. No passes are required for the
trip, and parties are allowed TO 60 upon the
vessels 20
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A DELIGHTFUL matinee performanc &C 10 prom.
Used Growers Theater to- morrow afternoon
Combining all the attractions OF Growers SUI
peTb dramatic company, the unrivallsd Ravei-
marzeftI- Martinetd troupe, and the won derfnl
Bedoutn Arabs. such an opportunity for
families, ladies, and children, &c, to enjoy q
day time u eatrical performance OF a superior
order has rarely occurred In Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-11

~ g e. SIXTY rOHs Hay
w lei Arrtvs about ST. t.sssat.s.xty tess prins
ara ~ ID inter covering the hsy forsle.
invsne Of - above sst,esss sesiE 81
! 80 Stt- s. Ne. Sss Rs.sFa ~ Is 81 e. -
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~ 06xkTAN4 w AAxAh0AbT8kH OBRIO1 4
WaehinEton. b. O. Nov. 81. iSa.
VIII be sold ct Public An stion, on WIDNI6-
DAYS the sth and sd Of DeesmSer. isss. = -
Vofra !. near the 0S sssy story, ia this aty-
a. unit for public service. : <
EA4es 70 commence At 10 O'Clock q. a.
Tefm& cash, IN 6Oyefnment funAs, - -
oHAS. q. fOMPKINB,
noHSM 0aetAin Q. H.. %. Array.
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COX RBWARD.0r u aeesssasy, ths fall salsa:
- SsJ tioa 0 The Pja- Loot eoirg fron $50
street to the Depot Of the d Q. B % or in
the Depot, . DIAMOND CLUSTER PIN. frePin
wss lost on Tuesday afternoon. between the hours
Of and Z p m. II WAS Highly prised.by the owner.
The above reward will BE- paid With the thanks Of
the owner by returning the Pin to this Off % to
$50 street. (deS-t0 b. ". DDMONDS
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TEIEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PRESS DISPATCHES,
FROM THE s0urHw eat

CAIRO, uct. 2i.-By the arrival of the steam.
er LIckey, NJ mrhis oates to the 22d have been
received. ThGse from Corinth, Octoner i9,h,
say that that city has again assumed lively
ard martial aspect The streets are being tiiied
with columns of troops.
The Memphis and Charleston railroad Is in
running OF der from Cornth 10 Bear Greek.
Gen. Sherman and Staff h ad left for the front,
and Indications OF active operations are appar-
TIT. Geh. Swesny's command, sent In purs nit
OF the Tehels from Lagrange, was expected to
return tie next day. The Sd Michigan cavalry
had returned from successful scont, in which
they killed, wounded, and captured, q number
OF rebels :
MEMPHIS, Oct 22.-Hurl6at's scouts repor,
LoTii al Grenada, watching the ex xpected adj
vance OF McPherson's forces from Vicksbure,
AGams is guarding the Jackson, Meridian. and
Mobile and Ohio railroads against expected
raids. - rr. as H 81 - D
No troops are now at Atlanta, alfha wing roue
to w heeirr, Stephen D. Lee, Roday, and For
rest The latter are in Sherman's immediate
advance. tearing MP the railroad and telegraph.
The former is reported South Of the Tennessee
river, between Tuscumbia and Decatur, his
forces amounting to 10000 strong Ostsrhausr
division, w hich is in advance, had smother se-
vsr- f1ehs yesterday, losing Colonel Lorcnz, of
the 3Gth Iowa, and seven men killed and TWEEN.
ts wounded.
Sherman Hospital depot is at Iuka
Steiner is reported south of Tallahathia ri
er, recruiting tcr another raid on theMelnphis
ard Charleston railroad. sl 4 sa7erse-,et
The Southern papers state that Bragg draws
for e, tlli rations. FL saa
1hs +, mainder of Longstree.'s CORPS had ar
rived trGm Virginia a., as---r.-snfs --..,
A heavy rain fell here To-day.
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Political Disturbsnce.

DECKKRToWN, N. j., Oct. IA large DEM
ocratic meeting was held here last evening and
addressed by Hon. Al. Rodgers. During the
were thrown at the speaker, and the building
YES set on IRE ana destroyed, together with II
horses, including MI. Rodgers own tsam, The
voine, owner OF the hall, loses el0,O0-par.
tially insured. sF
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pestruc,iv. Fire in San Francisco.

SAN FRAScIsco, Oct 93-The largest fire for
many yeare, occurred this morning. Only two
small buildings are left standing on the block
bounded by Davis, Sacramento, Drumm and
California streets. The buildings were old
frame buildings of one or two stories high, very
cornbnstible, and occupied as cheap lodgings,
drin king saloons, groceries, and small shops
The loss is about $3.50, ,0O0. without much insu-
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No Draft i'm Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Oct. Ex-Governor Tod an
nounces that there will be no draft on We'd
nesday, as the quota will be hlled by voIun-
teers. 81. e-m5 EF ss&g e.s Ess
General Rosecrans will arrive here to. NOR
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ARun,er Abeut Rurnside.

NEW YORK, Oct. A.-1t is reported that q
private dispatch received in this city day
states that Gen. Burnside's cavalry have made
q successful tTaid" into Virginia, via Lynch
burg, capturing over one thousand prisoners,
and inf1icung serious damage to the rebel lines
Of communication. }@E5 4f ffEfa= 4 ~
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The Quota Of Illinois. /.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 25-Governor Yates, of Illi-
nois, has issued a proclamation for volunteers
under the Presidents last call for 300 900 men
The weather confines quite cold. The sno "
Of Thursday last has not vet disappeared. 9a
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MEMPHIS, Oct 21.-General Sherman's ad-
vance was attacked by Forests cavalry at
Barton's Station, and the rebels wero hand.
somaly whipped. t. .7-e& rEE ar~7 ..=
Wheelers cavalry are reported at Decatur,
Bragg is reported to have crossed the Ala.
baIna and Tennessee railroad, and transported
his supplies to Rome and Selma. His depots
are at Rome. The Tennessee river has eight
feet Of water on the shoals. Heavy rams have
fallen here, -
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Execution Of a Deserter ,

SANDUsKT, Oct. 23d.-Reuben Stout pri-
vate in company Il, Sixtieth Indiana, was exc
cuted To- day at the depot Of prisoners of war,
on johnson Island, for desertion and murder.
He made q statement this morning that he was
led to desert by the knights Of the Golden Cir
prisoner. see a'Easslf
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Hsw Bean Hackest was Made zsu I'VE.

was put through a rigid course OF examina.
ton before l could be made a Zouave, and
esteem, that was remarkabiy well posted in
the catechism. My father was q hero, OF the
revolution. having been caught once In q water
Of times. Others OF the family have also dis
unguished themselves as military men at diff.
ferent periods, but their deeds of couraxe are
too well known to need repetition. Z 3Et 8EyiF
The following is copy verbatim ct litsratim5
ct wordem Of most of the questions propopnd-
ed to me, and the answers thereto, which my
intimate acquaintance with the Army Besuis.
tions and the Report OF the COMMITTEES on 1he
Conduct Of the War enable me to answer resdi-
ly, ana accurately. Ny interrogator was o lit
lie man in Federal blue, with gold leaves On
looked young enonSh to be minor. He led OF
with--rs-- ..fI ~ r4s-..,,, z.y III s.va s! ~
allow old are you, and what are your qua,i-
"Twenty-twoanda a strong stomach. i OIL
Then requested him to frehis interyoeA.
What Is the hrs. duty to be learned BY 8 asos-,
dier ?'
GLOW 10 draw bis rations." - = a,s1 ~
'sWhat is the most difficult feat for soldier
to-pprform %. lit g. ztI- II .s2EEl
IS Drawing his bounty" E5i2tft
.If you were in the rear rAnk ofa Company
during an action and the man in the trout rank
before you ehonld be wounded and disabled,
aI would dispatch myself to the rear for q
surgeon immediateiy. Some men would step
forward and take the wounded man's place,
but that is unnatural"
elf you were commanding skirmishers, and
saw cavalry advancing in the front and infsn-
try iliithe rear, which would yoa uneetT'
!sNeither; would mass myself for . bold
moremen, and shove out kideways." ts-t =.a.
"If you were captured what line Of conduct
would you purspe 81 i fr9ss5 sia} = .5r (
II would treat my captors with the utmost
ciyiIity." --a-t.,.., % - - s
ssWHat are the duties OF Home Guards 80
HTheir duty il see that they have no duties.'
aWhat will you take o.. I7s..gE zsr-.zl
stBourbon STRAIGHT
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ALEXANDRIA AAFFAIRs.-Captain Samuel Ii
Deyaughn arrived in this city, last night from
the South. Capt. Deyaughn left this city in the
Spring OF 1861, in command of the Mount Vr,-
non Guards, the oldest military company
then In the State. He was in the first bat
tie Of Bull Run, and continued in command
Of his company in the rebel service until the
expiration Of the term for which he had enlist
ed-twelve months. Since then we learn tha.
he has not been connected with the rebel SER
vice bnt has been spending the principal part
of his time in Richmond and Lynchburg.
Albert Hunter, a former citizen of this city,
made his way through the rebel lines In order
to avoid the rebel CONSUMPTION law, and was
reported TO the Provost Marshal General yes
teIdAy. He was sent TO Washington.-Alexan-
dYid po pcrs, Saturday.
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fiea th Rfr!ssia Wilt soon come mp IN 4denoiW@
shape, Tor the ectiors are 70 txsc riace On suc
osth az this mpnth there cApTbe pQ 40lph y ~
said, that the result OF them vil - to pteoakaes
King once more in antaabRza n with the peoplosi
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The Official Vote Of Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Oct. "a, aH p. m.-The Official
returns OF aiithe counties Of the Siase have
been received and the majority Of Governor
tNurtin ie 1SgJ6, = = n a * = &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-26

MRS. 9rRsEY,s OAsE.-Mrs. Gurney, who
has been divorced from her husband, the mem.
Taylor, the partner Of her flight, and Is living
with him a. Harptree, near Bristol, SO that the
reports that SHE had pensioneds him on and
was living in strict retirement are without
fanrGa ion. .seEs8 &ssE .E4sbfgstFErs ffsfss
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EAsHIoHABL1 DANCING ACADEMY.

NE; Go0DALL. Professor asd Teacher Of Daneias
dAd DsfO1lMeNt. hos the honor to announce "A 4
thss ~: .S ES1.ss for Mssssr. nisSss. and YOUNG
On utn SerSet, few doors from the cars.
PennsXiyanis avenue on 6ATUNDAY. Oct Sd !. $50
2. m. Olsse6 fof 0sntlemen on TuesdAy and 0atur.l
Scy, Say sfthes "a ~ hom 70 Piivsfs lessons ~
Ths sseltrs !xsreiss for LsAies, % uush Esso~,
mendeo for defOfmity and ouoeidedn1nes eteos Ine
Indian Clubs, .for 0sntisnasn- O@esra and clerks
mekeA Rove o. - e 20 80 -
and violoneello. 5...sz = 8 2 =
Dns nohos viii hs given Of his Glasses at Gserss-
Mr.. .aeooAan via .sesiys 5 Iimitsd number b
Dllth yos Ri4.ofefte an4 einstn4: .s,. z........
1oI caxes OF terms -. uleAse a31v q ~ hooms
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The Il ussian Naval Officers.
BUFFALo, Oct 25.-Tha Russian naval Off.
Erie railway, for New York, stopping over
night at Elmira.a 2 a9azs ss5 hniesss aas ts9 ~
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FROM CHARLESTON,

Giimorc's Battery Nearly Ready to Open.
PhlLADKLPHIA, Oct. 2i.-The steamer Mas
satbus.tts has arrived here from st. Johns,
Florida. She left Charleston on Tuesday eve-
ning, and b'ings dispatches from Admirai
Dahlgren. The siege is going on favorably
Gen Giimore's battery is nearly ready to open
on Charleston.
WASHINGTON, Oct 2i-Dspatchas received
here give reason TO believe that the QUIET at
Charleston is soon to be broken.
Much interest is felt in the fleet in the rebel
tclrsdces, and the strictest watch is kept, par
ticularly at night, over the movements of any
thing that floats upon the water. Our own
boas sometimes fired into by mistake, go
careful are the iron-clads to keep Oft the float
ing torlt does. .~.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 25-Saturday's
Richmond Dispatch, received to-day, costains
the following:
CHARLESTON. Oct. 23.-No new movements
yet The Yankees are reported as riyeting,
smoothing, and putting the finishing strokes
10 Gregg and Wagner, and other batteries at
Cummings Point. The fleet remains quiet.
Stormy times ale expected soon.
The number Of Yankee prisoners held in
Richmond prisons last night was twelve thou
sand General imboden, on the 18TH, attacked
the garrison at Charlestown, in the Shen IN do.
ah Valley, capturing AS prisoners, with their
arms, etc. This is signed by Gen. r. Z. Rec.
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~ In lecture, at Portland, Maine, the Ices
turer, wishing 10 explain to 3 little girl the
manner IN which a lobster casts his shell when
he has outgrown it, said, what do yon do
wnen you have outgrown your clothesI You
cast them aside, do you not Y" "On, no. re-
piled the little ono, 1--WE let ontthe tucks." The
lecturer confessed she had the advantage OF
him there s.--. eeE - = q !. go > g = J
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lion vile, up to last night, state that there has
been skirmishing nearly every day, for week,
without casualties on our sIde.T To-day we
lost six men. The enemy's loss vas the same
TIE enemy force in the vicinity is estimated
at LOCO men. The rebel salc works In the vi
been destroyed by the steamer Commodore and
the yacht Corypheus. 8" ~ p II
Adyices from Texas and Mexico state that
Maiamoras is unoccupied by the French. The
Texas and Confederate officials are in open op-
position to each other.
Gen. A. ]. Hamilton had arrived in New Or
leans, and would address a mass meeting on
political affairs. Four prize steamers lying
here are soon to be offered for sale.
The United States steamer Tennessee de.
stroypd four schooneTs, on the Texas coast
heavily laden with ammunition and stores for
therebels. e Il sz-ra ..e II
The old flag again floats over Bayou Teche
all obs,rnctions in the Bayou having been re-
moved by our naval forces. F,zr..s-
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zPsuleboro, n. ) !. iaas a. population OF Aoas
Yet at q fair recently for the her-
I ft of the soldiers $3.50 was raised. a little
over one dollar to each inhabitapt, ,sxsr :
10 Mannla TO raise the price or cherUoss twefeys
per cent. estans ss 1s07 ssfit9d % Ns efy
- The health of Gen. sCass9is4hfresfug
aii,s Sc Is now considered ont OF danger.
~ Ssnofis0 dsaHslla agobas 6npAls5T DIP
Bowers are both playing at Bosfon sAeatessdsy
gfia@sses es hsTzYo3s1 ssn ,Ztiiidssib tsoiz Ia 70
.bsi1Ism .sa
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ScHoOI. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from the com )
mon schools, in Boston is so Pre- valent In some
of the wards of that city that the mayor. at the
spec iaI request OF the school commissio
n, 10 attached tOlthe corps under command OF
,ss CITY marshal. It is not stated what the of
Hesr is to do with the truanfs when he captuEAsv
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m TopEKA.-The 10

TELEGRAPH TO T0rEkA.-rh' 10
,st. Tribune ssm 's energy the citizens
win sv have made arrangements sna.. 70
d L'.I 1ios Of Telegraph from Lsa'sn'
roth 70 ,~ sDs cali on the citizens Of Topeka
We NOV nov =, oh have the wires extended to
m Nv" We ~ are fully able. and there
l'psh necessity in our being s behind Ooi
90 down town. Lawrence is tiourlsning'
rsigh009ii .Vn W. in business and enterprise,
Su'ri'.i'u m,s st come up to the mark and
sd W our time and means freely or DC
~ fI ', 10 ,si is three months ahead Of US
L l';,oina the river. but with the same
nsfsy 0 on ter By the people of Topeka.
ben n"r bridge shall span the haw as
sod 0uf ,h U Of our neigbbors. Let not
.o0n IS .r voice be raised against prop
'b's!o asssiitures for the extension OF bus
e s.p sn5 The Development Of the coun-
i'ss 1fa single voice is raised against
n.y. ~ .a,i6cent enterprises, because the
'be s, % Gass not please everybody. let the
NODE w. ~ ,b,, voice be shut up until the
'So:. u .'c.omplished. We must not be
~, So;s 4 in these matters. Better burn
tl'i'ea ;,,inos than that the city should be
J J sg,inst itself.
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Sheriff. Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
IN an order of sale issued from the Clerk 3
Office of the Second Judicial District Court of
Brown County, State of Kansas, on the Dad day
of April, A. d 1868, and to me directed, as
Sheriff Of said County, have levied on, and
will offer for sale, at public auction. at the
Court House door, in said County, on the Goth
day Of June, A. d. 1863, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ. of
said day, all the right, title and interest of
Van. S. Gragum in and to the following desert
bed land, to wit; The southwest quarter of
section No. 90, in township No. S, of range
No. Is. lying and being in said Brown County.
Given under my hand, this 7th day of May,
A. D. 1863. !. B. HOOVER,
Sheriff of Brown County, Kansas.
BY H. NJ. ROBINSON, Under Sheriff.
May 7, ls63-5w. Prs fee. Sc.
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SlleriG''s Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given. that BY virtue OF
~ an order of sale issued from the Clerks
Office Of the Second Judicial District Court OF
Brown County, State of Kansas, on the god day
of April, A. d. 1863, and - me directed, as
Sheriff of said County, have levied on, and
will offer for sale, at public auction, at the
Court House door, in said County. on the Goth
day Of June, A. d. 1863, at 2 o'cl, ok P. NJ. OF
said day, all the right, title and interest Of
Thomas Smith in and to the following descrb.
ed land, to wit: The south least quarter of sec
ton No. 6, in township No. 2, of range No. Is,
lying and being in said Brown County.
Given under my hand, this eth day of May,
A. D. 1863. l. B. HOOVER,
Sheriff of Brown County, Kansas.
BY H. NJ. ROBINSON, Under Sheriff.
May 7, lS63-5w. Prs fee, Sc.
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SheriH>s Sale.

W. E. Enders L Co.
VS..
austin R. Forman, oroer OF Sale.
TO 'ohn " FOrman, ct al.
b a virtue Of an order of sale to me direct.
Of pan;,s nom the Clerk of the District Court
sale, p man County, Kansas, 1 will offer for
bigbes, puS'Ic auction, for cash in hand, to the
door, in ,Sa pest bidder, at the Court House
Kausas hue city of Troy, Doniphan County,
and 4o'eIo.lt s the hours of o'clock A. NJ.
ne,,, the ' fSN NJ, on the 18th day of August
The north .1 a described property, to Wit:
80 to.ns, sesi quarter of section twenty. nine,
'sOl; and s up No, four. ~ range No. twenty,
quarter, a. sr The east half of the north east
tie por,S : well as the south. west quarter of
,ro ps ,a quarter of Sc, tiop No tbirty.
s-ep,, 30 township No. four. m of ranee No
t1ty.seEsun'' ls4) and Lot one, as in BIock
tor.;. s,eesen' go and Lot seven q IN RioeI
10, NJ e &C. (43) and the undivided one.bs n If
al in d. ni, ~ in Block No. forty.,bree S4s ~
a,sf, Ne e~n of Doniphan. Levied unon ~
tiled cue, ,"e judgment and cost in the abore en-.
A. D. I Iss Sader my hand, thi. % d.v Of Jnlv.
July . sas eff Of Doniphan County . Kansas.
Prs fee, -,
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Sheriff. Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue OF
IN an order of sale issued from the Clerk :
Office of the Second Judicial District Court oil
Brown County, State of Kansas, on the 22d day
of April, A. d. 1863, and to me directed, as
Sheriff Of said County, have levied on, and
will offer for sale, at public auction, at the
Court House door, in said County. on the Goth
day of June, A. d. 1863, at 2 o'clock P. NJ. OF
said day, all the right, title and interest Of
Stephen Jett in and to the following described
land, to wit: The north west quarter of section
ing and being in said Brown County.
Given under my hand, this 7th day Of May,
A D. 1863. I. B. HOOVER,
Sheriff of Brown County, Kansas.
By H. NJ. ROBINSON, Under Sheriff.
May ], ls63-5w. Prs fee, sc.