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JEFF. DAVIS on HIS WAY no RI.g.oy,
TERRIBLE RETALIATION TBRKAruHu
II PRESIDENT LINCOLN CkRRrM
OCT HIS EMANCIPATION
PROCLAMATION.
THE SINFUL REBELS IN ksxy on BIsLu
We have Richmopd papers OF the % iassssk
Saturday. containing the following:
The Rattle ~ Murfr...h...

t>sturuay,l containing the following.
The Battle at Murfreesbero.
MCRFREEsBoRo. Dec. 31.-rhe battle bseu|
1T O'Clock this morning and ragged vi
great fury all day. We drove the enemy fro|
all their positions except on the extr-ms ia
where he successfully Resisted us. With 81
exception of that point we occupy the cntA|
neio. We nave captured foar thossasl|
prisoners, including Brigadier Generals wal
lis and Fry, thirty -one pieces OF artillery e
about two hundred wagons and teams
Our loss Is very heavy; but we have reasu|
10 relieve that the enefny's IL greater, we b. 81
captured most Of the enemy's hospiusI stmu'
AND many aBbulances.
General Rains, on our side HIS been kiIlsl|
and General Chalmers wounded. Colonel a
". Fry, Of Mississippi. has been killed n
colonel OF The lst Louisiana was wounded
The Federal Generals Thomas. Syll SAss{
don and Greison We're killed, aud Naor-0ss|
eral hcCook Is reported killed. The yaaka
Ii 10 impossible TO obtain list Of The casunl
ties or further partic ulxrs Tonight
We destroyed two million doilars' WORT
Yankee property IN The rear Of he fcdWol
army last night including five DAYS ratioas
The President I'm route for Rrchmsul.
ACGCsTA, Jan. president ps Wis and con
passed through Augusta this morning n
party were in excellent health sBd spinn
The President viii not visit Savannah Al
charleston Is reported. He eOes direct
Richmond.
kNoXyIILE, Dec. 3l.-The Yankee fers
which destroyed the bridge on the East res
nssse" and Virgins railroSd consisted Of -
Ohio and one Indiana regiment They cepI
tured Col. Love of the the I'D North Csrelinl
regiment. IL Is supposed that they destrcye
Senator Haynes plantation. II j. said n
Gen. Kirby Smith ordered three regimean
cavalry from Murireesbcro' towards Psan
Gap, to watch the country north OF the u
herland Monntsia, but the order was counl8
nanded by Gen. Braeg.
ABORTION OF the family OF Gen. Bsauresu
arrived IN Mobile on the Goth. under permBao
given by Banks, snd are on their way
Georgia The wife Of Gen Bssuregsrd -
too III 10 be removed, and she still renains
New Orleans.
The Richmond Dispatch says Rev "
hoses ID. Hoge, Of Richmond. hiss sailed %
= ConfAsersts port for Europe on a unissioa
procure bibles.
The Richmond E-c-s~e- threstens thsa
President lincoln carries out his ersncipase
policy. all negro soldiers, and all whites -
nee.ed with them, Will be hsnced and IN
I.incoln's soldiers Will not be willing 70 gese
to light s'with halters on their necks."
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APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS BY ruz
PEs-InENT.-The following nomina Ions were
sent % the S"nate yesterday by the President:
James Monroe. Of Ohio, Cons al to Rio ds ia
peiro.
Franklin knight, OF New YORK, Consul q
oEau Iuna, China.
Sch {: Hswley. Of New York, Consul to Mas.
rsr, y. L.
Tie President recommends the following
rTOmotIoI.s in thc Navy:
captains thas III. Poore, Timt.hy II. Hunt
ai.a -. W tioden ~ The rank of Cor,u,odora
Commanders Jas. Alden, Aug l.. Cas-. and
Al II N. Fer mock, Captains
Lieut.. commanders Alex. e.. Rhind Geo NJ
k&nsOm and W %. r. Spicer, Commanders
Lieut.. w cid N. Allen, Na,h. Green and K
Flake, Lieutenant Comma nders
Henry q. Eckstein. OF Pa, Assistant surgeon
tea ant Of Marine Corps
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The Richmond DiSpatch, of the al instant.
Claims thai Stuart, in his recent raid from
DumfIits upwards, took about 3OO prisoners.
supplied himself sbundantIy with arms and
elcthirg. and destroyed great quantities of
stores. In the local column, however, OF the
ssnc paper the JJu prisoners is reduced to l2J,
and i would appear tina. many of them were
civilians. 1t is evident that Stuart's last ex-
plot did not WELD him much profit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

~The Chicago T,nses has sensation story
to the effect that Gov. Robinson. of Kentucky,
issued a circular letter 10 the members of the
legislature, asking for their vhws on the Pres
idents emancipation proclamation, and the
answers received indicate that fully two-thirds
are IN favor Of taking the State out of the Union
II thr proclamation is enforced; that the State
militia will 60 with the South, and that Hum
phrey Masshall has stationed himself az Noun,
Sterling 10 receive them. Bosh!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07
THE PORTER CorRr MARTIAL.

This court met this forenoon at the usual
heur, when the journals of its proceedings yes
I. rday read and verified. 1t then ad-
jouIned over until Saturday next, to afford time
10 the counsel OF the accused 10 prepare their
written defense; ii ha wing been decided yester-
dsv afternoon that II shall be- in writing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

TIM baltimore AND OHIo RITLRosn.-
Lat evening, tina Baltimore and Ohio Rrii-
road was again opened through 70 Wheeling,
for tina first time since the last destruction of
sheir bridges and track by ths rebels, when Tho
two armies Of the Potomac faced each other,
above Harpers Ferry. Full three hundred
and thirty cars, heavily freightsd. made the
through trip, reaching the eastern terminus Of
the road before aybreak this morning.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
CONFEDERATES SHOWING THEM.
SELVES NEAR FAIRFAX
COURT HOUSE.
UNION PICKHTs GoBBLID Up
COLONEL D'CTASSY.

Especial Dispatch to The star!
FkIRYAx G. H., Jan. 6, 8 d. m.-Two Of slr
{Union) pick-ts-amounung In all to sixteen
m"n-were gobb!ed up last might by the Rebels
I is clear that more cavalry is required than
are now on duty In our front The lack or l.
renders /. impossible, it seems, to proven. such
surprises on the extreme front, whenever tho
enemy take u fancy 70 undertake such enter
pristf.
Coz! d'C'assy now command in 'he front. in
thr direction of hlanass:ta.
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DANGEROUS coUSTERFEIrS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. The editor of Pc
terscn's Counterfeit Detector has sent the fol-
lCwiug:-The Citizens Bank OF Worcester.
Mass. Tens altered; Wig. upper right, three
female figures; in upper centre, small Il: ing
figure bearing tablet; an X on each not-; ten
across left end. Also, fiyes OH Charter OsE
Bank, at Hartford, Conn.
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GENERAL MCCLELLAN MN PHILADEL-
PHIA.

PHILApkL Jan. General Mcclellan
held levee last evening Mt tho house Of his
brother in this city. 1t was largely attended
by ladi". and gentlemen. The Mayor, at the
head Of the CITY Councils, visited him this
mernIng ia present The testimonials authorized
by The Councils some time since.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. M.
MCDOWELL COURT OF INQUIRY

To-day, the decision upon the written state
Nent OF Major GenI Mcdowell was rendered.
declining 10 receive ii as testimony, but direct
ing its retention by their recorder.
Gen. Sisel WAS then re-exaulined to verify
copies Of numerous orders, messages, and dis
patches between himself, Gen. Mcdowell and
other officers.
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METERE0JOGITAI..

TIER Telegraph 70 he SmGhsoaias Ipsti'"tinH.l
STRAWBERRY VALLEY, ION western SLOPE
Sierra Nevada IT An altitude Of 40 fecs,l jan.
1.-Cold. heavy wind, snow. 2.-Cold. bluster
ing, some snow. 3-RsnIng All day. d.--Snow
all day, rain all night.
PLACERyILLB, CAL. Jan. 4.-Heayy rain
storm commenced 10 q. M; terminated 4 p. M;
wind :. +.
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|" Richmond papers OF n" I'd in stan,, soOn
mo- have got out vi The woods In regard 10
the fighting in Tennessee. Elated by the re-
suits OF the first days fight at Nurfrr-eboro'.
he total dsfest OF Rosecrans is predicted. and
an expectation declared that i'll less than
w-rk the who'll OF Tennessee will be in The
hands of the Rebels. They scorn the idea of
tresty If peace unless the Confederate Govern
mtnL u Nrst recognised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

SThe rebel General Hanson, announced -,
killed IN General Rosccrsns' dispatch, is y
n7tiYc Of this vicinity, and has many relatives
Ia this city. He was a man of fine talents. and
OF high character before he became involved i'll
the treason OF secession. He was run for Com
gress on two or three occasions in the Licking
ton district i'm Kentucky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

THU PRESIDENTS EMANCIPATION PROCI.k-
NATION DECLARED IMPULIrIC I'm
JUST. AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL
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liz kDhONISHYs SHERIFfS AND DISrRICT
ATTORNEYS TO SEE THAT IHPRISOE-
MENTS ARB NOT MADE WITH
OUT LEGAL AUTHORITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

~A Washington letter Triter complains of
the Extensively small supply Of sgg-nog and
aIpie-iack at As New Year receptions in
Washington He piaintiveiy says nobody was
drunk
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BALLS, PARTIES, 10
RahEns!k TIN anso % sly ohLsA'
~ IN IL si ZIP 81 ssSsfsIu

rhs ncnhees % the HTCEoRY Gu - -
pteasure N anneuncsnx 30 thesr rasay n -
sa,ir nth GRAND BALL - fenysrssS
hsli, On esre~s, e~sv~ss Ssh ssa pss, 49,
fauksDAF, dan ssA
Tho mem BEN plelss sssaseaves 10 s,srs -
IN make this tAs party % the season. ,
hoesrtp ~elebrSt>d esrisS hAsd has -
Strict order IN be preserved Nc sss
red 10 the rosn,
ana ladics.
Tsa&,ae a. A-ssse~>sG.
II. Mulsarw, A. Dos slssss a
Cobb, A Tai bEE|
Gsasp MILITARY AND CIVIC sA'''
TEMPERANCE BAL
WEDNESDAY SIiHr, !arusryh
TICKETS OSE DOLLAR, sdsis.iHg 9 80
sn0 iaiies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

"Chauncey H. Snow, ESQ, has been put il,
Nomination by his fis.nd~ ~ Representative
= <r---e---- from -I,n S--..nth Virginia Ccu
eTfssional District
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BALLOT FOR SPEAKEEsHIP At AL
RtSH.

ALBANY, Jan. Five ballots were east to-
day for Speaker OF the Assembly, with .h-
same result yesterday: Dean, DEM eI
Sherwood, (RepI S3-being full vote, candI.
dates not voting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

Arr"iarEp.-James q. Quirk has been 40
pointed wstchnan in The Interior Depart
n,eu., vice, NJ. j. Grealish. resigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

- The New York Legislature assemble
yesterday. but the House failed 10 organic.
th're being a lie vote for Speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

THE D." CONSTITUTIONAL DEMANDS OF TiIS
GENERA. GOV ERSMENr 10 RI
PROMPTLY RESPONDED TO
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SPrrn:ice thinks StonewaII Jackson anc
S'uart didn make anything IL their last raid
except their escape
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

~The Misses Kate and Net;ie Chase mr.
formed the honors at their papa's mansion In
Washington for New Years day A snitten
correspondent; seems 10 have considered tho
young ladies more charming than Treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

Ar INTERNAL REvaNUg DEcTsroy.-Tnr
commissioner of Internal Revenue yesterday
afternoon decided that no official papers OF
officers Of State governments require TO have
appended 20 them L. s. internal revenue
stemps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07
TELEGRAPHIO.
IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY.
NESSAGE OF GOV SEYMOUR TO TuE
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

HE SAYS THAT MODELLING AND INTRIGUE
HAVE IilWARTKD AND PARALfZED THR
fIGDR OF OUR SOLDIERS AND THE
sKILI. OF OUR GENERALS
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Wood. Wood. WOOIy
EiNUiING AND STOVE WOOD:

v Q . n
SAWED AND SPLIT IN ANY LESGTu OR
SIZE RE9UIRHD
klNDL1N,i WOOD.
Superior Article OF Pine, selected .pre,s.y for
kindling Sawed short and Pine split a. sub-ti-
tute for charcoal in building A4thracit, Fires in
Radiators, Rsnges,&c.
- Cara At aefo. tcs.n orde-.d
THOS. ]. GAIT,
ONCE gao Penn avenue, bet. 18th aat i3th
Mill and Yard foot of Seventeenth st.
jan 2-H Repub lican and Ch ronioia
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APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS ny TIL

8-It used 20 be all is quiet on the Potomac
nov, all Is quiet on the Rappahannock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

|" The Republican has changed It's prita.
and now appears As a two cent paper
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REsoVED.-Iohn ID. Patten. I'd ciass clerk
~ he General Land Office, has bean removed.
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BOARDING..

ROARBIy9-4sS ssventeeuts street. -
ID Ii aed i, one large Prest ROOM. IN
Asee. tve small Rooms, pcv vscsRt. Fires7]
Tss,e Board 90 % par week.. ~
ENIRsr-CJASS gURNIsHls RoONs,
u without BoArd 1sAts koeu, gAs. - Ne
street, between a. and 81 g., doors 49,
hsu; heoishy location md the very eeeeS3
bovhood al
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YET LATER FROM THE SOUTH.
RICRMOSD DATES or rHE Sd.

TIKI REBELS CLAIM A VICTORY AT uup
fRBEsBORo'
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HOW THE MON i TO BE RESTORED. &c
CpRDING TO GOV. SEYMoUR'S IDEk
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SPIRIT OF rHl MORNING PRIZES.

TIE Irt<Tlt1epecr Is withoat editorial to-day.
The CkrssieI< anticipates great results from
The recent raid upon the Virginia and Tennes
80 Railroad; and defends Gen. Butler for his
course while in command at New Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07
DROPOsAL FOR BUILDING PUBLIC
j SCHO0i. OF THIRD DISTRICT
WASHINGTON.

N.y0s'5 utYIcg, January 8, 1868.
PxoroR,LS for the above work inclosei in =
sealed enret;pa, endorsed y. opnsas ior ing
Public school of the Third District, Ws<hiug-
ton, with full nam" aal reedouce of tho bidder
appearing therein, viii be rrcaivrd ut this ohira
until II clock NJ, on Monday. Jsansry 18th 1865,
when the same will he pubc!g opened and read,
and the contract will he awarded by the Building
Committee IS soon a. prsc icabic thereafter.
Al oath OF slesian 10y The riddcr or bidders
must accompany each prep sitinu. ari ample
curity will be reqail ed Tor t.ie faithful prrsOr
nance Of the contract.
The Building Committee reserves tina right -
decline any al tue proposals If deemed for tha
interest of the CORPORATION.
preliminary draft To- the foam or contract,
SPEC hcations, psils, aud w"r ~ drawing. Of he
building are laid open fer u@ 1ra for st this Office
RICHARD WALLACE. Mayor.
A. G. RICHARDS,
ESQ, n. rL ANT, Sen.
J. h ELLIS,
- 1-eotla Rui!.liu- Commiltaa-
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PERSONAL.

WI please call ~ once - the Star Once fss
nation OF i'm portaoee 20 himself AL
Nj NO IMPOSITION.
IS1ApAn1 ROSS, Dsctress s1d Ast-elsgsas >
born With q natural gift. She tails the -
marriages. brinss tosvther those tsns sspos
No. $50 street. West, besvees STE and IA
band or se-ent friend In reality. Ladies . -
gentlemen 81. All
MES. L. SMITH, most excellent test 81
IVA Ing Medium viii give s;ttinSs ~ eee.o
street, oetveen lat and ID sta Cap. ol HILL -
aeeeesed rieeds, Srh nance, reads ths -
hcen IRON D. N. tilt .. n. SssanH 81
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ROBERTS
cfSCP or WILD on RRY AND FAR
SAFE TSy ssfICIgsy OuEsFos
OBSTINATE COIt5RS AND (nJOS


OBSTINATE COU9Rs AND COLDS
II isA most useful remedy TO persons .roubi.i
With eAk nsas and Pains in the Brsase aud Frries-
forn the remedia! qualities Of Wild Oherry BARI
and the heainS properties OF Tai. IN tan case: out
Of twelve Is viii and bosvie wh;ch coats bat
80 eents. viii soneraliy safe eto effect tbs cure
go BALaIkons, Dec. ID, 1881
fsis VIII oesaf, that have used in my family
Cherry aud Tar, and have found IL tie hess Ana
moss speedy eore for Cou chs and Colds that have
ever tried ~ apeeArs TO have IN almost specias
sSeos IN ootias HoArseAess and Irritation Of tAs
No 1870 No-ts Eieter street.
HAyiaS used DR.. Roberta syr.p of Wild Oherrv
ead Tar reeenmes1 |. - IN excellent rsmsdy
for severe Colds, 40
Rev.s A. WILSON, aIo Hartford a,e.s..
Priss q cts per So ca is :, g peg aesss
Green mca Mt s,snas. Bal0more. Nd.
Also, by OHAS. SroTf Brugsi.t SYS Pa Az
Agent for tniA District. de f-Ins
bef hath obtained from H,s Or ,hsns' Coaft Of
Washington County n tbs District OF OolusDAia
letters of al the p-rssnsi as~t~ ~
Ctar's A. Washington. LAT Of Wash a ssea
eOatT, deceas.d ~ petsons having claims
exhibited the same wits the vouchers thet sf :.
the AZ sscri ed before the Binth day of be
ceo.ter next, they may rth-rwise by ias BE 81
Guided from ali benz ~ thn sid estato
Gfven under my hand this ninth daV Il bscaas-
Dc fba~Su' Administr stor
TO sUT kRs.-PNR SALE OR CHARTgk-
w. 'CitAhl" and aya0irnt VESSELS, -
OF y ai,i ION, Ertrtg. Apply IN 70 -ii.te- "a
~ "a HAiN - & Sil. ssilnIa rra Gas fi.h ia
siLeet wat near ;hs wharf s1lv-
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W. THE MONTHLY MEETING or THE
~ German Relief Asso.l a.iOn will be he'll
THIS "Wednesday EVBNiNis, at the hous. o.
Dir. Ach mann. eth St, near Patent Office 20 which
all members are respectfully invited.
BY order of the Executive Bosrd:
1t l. TALDECKER, Rec See
n@NoTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that on and
U.s. alter January lst, 1853 no sIbscri pti ii>Ls
of the Germ sn Relief Association sre ssa iue
unless furnished with the er dorsemeut OF the
President snd Treasurer
BY order of the Executive Board:
IT. l.. HALDECKER Recording Secy
MO THE VOTERS or THE 7TH Coz.
US 6REssIONAL DISTRICT or VIRGINIA
We announce the name of CHAUNCEY II SNOW
a. candidate for Congress, from tn tn Ccng rAs-
heln on the 18th instant
ia 7-st'' MANY VOTERS.
TSeMITHSONIAN LECrURsS.-Prof, A.
S GCYoT will give the second Lecture OF his
course en- WEDN EsDAY EVENING Janusry It'll
subject Animal Life The lower or involuntary
instinct life or the invertebrates The thr "a plans
OF observation-disclosures, Molluses, and Articuiates
AMI their su odivisions-typifyins the three great
functions offnvoluntsry life
The Lectures will commence at o'clsck % IN
homittance free jsG-2t
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- 1-eotl1

IT. NOTICE.
Schnouer ksta, from New York CAPT Jas
b. Gown gtou. has just arrived st Ml-ys = n
Wharf, foot Of nth 81. All interested par ~
ties are hereby notified - come forward and ~
remove their gooda t.hinped By BENTON Smith &
20. New York othervis. they vii! b. stored at
their risk and ex peIIsa.
"a d ~ Capt. JAS X. CONVICTION
tOk SALE-A bright bsy Morgan STALLION
o5ears Old about IS hands higa-anei ~
sgant saddle horse or ossutiful Carriage IN
horse is perfectly Kind and safe in "a
place Just the horse for An officer will be sold
very cheap If application is made soon, as the
owner IL about lesvins the city. Can be seen for a
lew days al bEESLET'- StaJses, on p street ir,
resr of Metro pOiitan Hotel. iaE-Stx
he: ;. N. LAMBS, u. Ply, icien and Sua.on Of
- M Phi!GdeiphIo Wat,r Chr. and E>.i,o- Nv
eienit In,iiiUt,, now OF brief visit here By re-
guest, Hil devote daily the following hours. from
7tos m, 70 J. and - p. m, for the treat,
ment sad permanent cure Of all diseases ,rifhoBt
'r;afc'rr, a. Js1 VI street, between 18th and Tth
as 9Th street GERS RIM within few doors
orders Eisil patients may he left a. the Office
Of y. shuckins. Esq, ~ Market SPACE MP Stsirs
from IL to 5. The Philsd-i;aia Health journs
ia 5-3tH
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LOCAL NEWS.
GRAND EXODUS OF FEMALES RICH
MOND. WARD.
Smuggling Attempted by the Fair One..

Seventy Amongst the Crowd,
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CRIMINAL CouRr, Jan. a-Iieo IseiI. colsreS
charged with stealing liqsor rrom Dufy asd
oAeara, wa fouad guilty, and cod to
isl FOR two paoat the.
Jan. Jas. Bradley. csiored, charged With
assault and battery with iateRt IN Kill hobart
Richardson alias bob Rats" was found not
guilty.
a large number OF prisoners charged with
nfnor "ncnscs were srrAigue1 and plead no,
uilty.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-08-07
State OF Maine.
FIRST COLLECTION DISTRICT.
ASSESSORS OFFICE, p Exehsugo St.

ASSESSORS OFFIcE, % Exchange st.
Portland, May ~, lsG3.
In pursuance or tho provisions OF the act cntltled
"An act 20 provide internal revenue TO support the
Government and to pay interest on tho public
debit hereby give public notice TO all persons
and parties Interested that tho lists, valuations
and enumeratons. made and taken by the Assls-
tant Assessors within said collection district Tor
the Annual Assessment made on the FIRST Monday
OF May lSG3 and including tho assessments Tor In
come will, the thirtieth day OF July A. ID ls'5,
DO deposited as follows. Tho Lists for the County
OF York, at the dwelling house OF the subscriber,
ut York, In said county OF York and the lists for
the county of Cumberland, Mt tho oilco OF tho I'M
dersisned In the city OF Portland, In said county
OF Cumberland. Said lists will remain IN said
during said time they Will be open to the inspec-
tion and examination OF all persons and parties
concerned or iatsrssted n nem.
And further notice Is hereby given, that after
the expiration OF tho fifteen days rs Aforesaid, To
wit, ON Saturday. tho 18th day OF August, the un-
dersgned will bo present at his dwelling house
Aforesaid, to receive and determine any appeals
which may then and there DO made To him relative
TO any excessive or erroneous valuations made ny
the Assistant Assessors within tho county OF York,
Assessors within the county Of Cumberland will DO
heard and determined at my said Office In the city
OF Portland, in tho county OF Cumberland, ON
Tuesday, the eighteenth day Of August, 1868.
All appeals TO be made 10 the Assessor, must DO
made In writing, and specify the particular cause
questcd and must also state the ground or princi-
Die of inequality or error complained Of
NATll'L q. MARSHALL, Assessor.
AL persons, who, in tho opinion Of the Assistant
Assessors, arc liable 10 be taxed Tor income, anu
fail to make tho return required by law, by the
the assistants from tho best Information they can
obtain,r deem Just @wJl