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CGNFEDERATE OFFICERS CAPTURED AT
ARKANSAS POST

CGNFEDERaTk OFFICERS CAPTURED AT
ARKANSAS POST.
The following officers belonging 10 The Con-
federate Navy surrendered their arms to our
naval Off Ct rs .; Arkansas Post Jan. 10:
John n. Huntington, Col. commanding 3D.
LriGade, and lst Lieut.. &. s. N, commanding
naval forces: Joseph Prehle, Acting Master G,
s. N; Frank Ranger, do; F. NJ. BODY, lsI
Li-,t. and Brigade OrdLaa,e Officer and Mid
ship man do; n. NJ. Read, Assis ant Surgeon
W. :. Campbell. Major and Quartrrnaster Sd
brigade and Captains Clerk; Howell Qui2ley,
I'd Ass't Engineer Samuel Sullivan, Sd do. do:
Jos. Nutter, masters mate H. A. Lang, cap
tains steward; Geo. Elliott, John Nc Donald
boatswain's mates: W. &. Fisher, master a,
aims; Chas. Let ig, ordnance master; John B
Horsptt, do; Michael kenmert, do John Shep-
hard, do; and twenty petty officers
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CAPTURE CF PRISONERS. CASyON AMhU
NIfIOS. FIELD RIPLBS, &c. del!
OUR LIGHT DFAPT GCSBOATS PENETRATE
OfkR THREE HUNDRED MILES CP
WHITE RIVER

CAIRO, January %3-655 p. m.-Ho#. G3<o-
Helle, Have Just-5.3O 2. m.-r -csiy, = e: =
.rFm fItm Memphis, Tenn, from Acting Rear
admiral d. d. Porter, on 'oard U. = steamer
q, IS follows:
I'VE have taken ST Charles, Duvalrs Bluff
and Dies Arc, and the light drafts are over three
hun dred miles above the mouth of White river.
] be Dc Kalh, Lieut. Commander Walker cap
v it'll carriages, +mmu milton, 6c., two hundred
Enfield rifis and three platform cars; and a.;
e Arc captured thirty mine prisoners and
9 quantity Of arms ana ammunition
4. S PExsoCK, Fleet Capt.
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- The voyage Of the iron-cisd Wcehawken
TO FoI:rrss MCnTur has rp-rstabiiShed conf
d. nc. in he s-awOr;hiness of the Monitors Of
tie improved build. Captain Rodgers trle-
graphs the history OF the voyage 10 The Navy
Department. When Of Delaware Breakwater
the tUg which had The Weehawken In tow
frightened by the coming gaie-put in, bat
Captain Rodgers stood on his course. saying h
wanted TO See what stuff his vessel was made
Of The storm OF Tuesday night was hurri-
Gaze The waves ran thirty feet and rolled
over he deck. A little water leaked in n some
of the port holes, and there was 81 slight leak.
agP forward, but no damage was done, and no
repairs are required.
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NATIONAL RELATIONS WITH THB INDIANA
by permission OF the chairman OF the Commit
tie on Indian Affairs, Father Beeson read the
following paper at their meeting yesterday:
The Government of the United States As
sumes iWofold relation to the aboriginal tri hes
under It's control. II makes treaties with them
as with sovereign nationality. 1t also pro
leeees 10 De thelr guardian and protector But
praetcaily IT does not project them from the
RrCssest outrages, and does fu its treaties
only so Tar as it serves its own purposes IRE.
sIectNe OF the Indians rights. The copse.
.GCtnce Is rapid wasting away OF .he Indians
ana thCIough decentralization of the public
Hiinu through Sbe reaction Of the processes by
which he Indians destruction L. Accomplished
am Prepared TO furnish authentic testimony
10 n" following points
L. i hat the crimes which were charged upon
Tie Indians In tie late outbreak in Minnesota
no Tor which Thirty. eight OF them ha We been
huhg, are OF common occurrence as committed
=! White settlers IN the Territories upon the
lnulaDs, against which they have no redress
and no protection.
2 That he Indian Department. as practically
Calried oui, Is al once a fraud and swindIe both
upon the Indians and upon the people of thu
nlteo States, and that the first step in r. form
Is an impartial investigation from the Indians
>ihLdpoiAt as We'll as from thai OF their aeon
sfrs
l therefore ask that this co.nmitres will an
horlHe ne snmmoning Of witnesses in accord =
ance Win the bill TO that effect offered by the
M mbtr fom Tennessee (Mr. Maynard) and
passed by the Hopse.
here not being quorum, the com mittap ad :
]ournrd until Tuesday
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NOT So.-Rec- nifty We copied the following
item from an exchange
"IHE NV ORLEANS ELECTIoSs-Mr Bon
heny. in the New Orleans elt ction llses, stated
teit Tt me House Committee on Elections III
he was notified by Gen. Butler, after h. had
declared himself a candidate for Congress, no:
to run against Mr.. Flanders, as he wanted Elan
ders elected. Mr.. EoulIgny stites that military
law Was rI2Idly exercised in that district In
rsgard To the other district, he did not know
whether Ii WAS enforced at all
Mr.. Bouiigny writ 10 US saying that he has
never given any such testimony before said
committee, and that there is not 4 word OF
truth In the statements quoted.
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- Secretary Chase gave . dinn-r yesterday
20 numb of Senators and Representatives
Among rhe number present were George Ban
crof, General Cameron, Collector Barney, OF
New York, John Jay, of New York, Senator
Coiiamer, and Hons. J. T. Nixon, Of New
jersey, Shellabarger, Potter, Thomas, Ed.
wards, and a number Of others.
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BOARDING..

DOARDING-Tvo Rooms for rent with Board
- in private family. large. cheerful, lightei
with gas-one heat-d from below AZ Lstrobe.
ould prefer IN future to rent 10 permanent board
ers. I. rms moderste. An excellent table, aud
every attep ton paid N com fort References given
and required. Rsilroad within one square Apply
AT No 2O3 Sixth street, between NJ and N. t23-2t'
FEW TABLE B0ARDERS CAN BIZ AC-
"A commodated in pleasant home, one square
from "illard's Hotel Inquire al Star Office. jabtf
nAY BOARD.-A few Day Bosrders can be &C.
- com ;acdated With good home-bosrd at S. par
week at the New York Hotel, corner of 7th and L
streets. JalS-IInr
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" From the publishers, and from Hudson
Taylor, 3; Penns ylvania avenue. we have early
copies OF the Atlantic Monthly for February,
containing contributions by most of the lead
ing writers of the North, and by some OF Old
World celebrity. The number contain, a
characteristic fBiglow Paper" by Prof. Loweli;
and, amongst other good things, an appreciatiye
article upon Jane Austen, that first OF oyriist.
male or female, past or present, contrlbu.ed by
Ms Mafnrsnn
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Nor c. NrATITLB WITH THs fCELIC lETER-
Esr.-Thc Adjuiant General reports, in answer
70 a resolution relstiye 10 the numoer OF sol
dit rs in service, that the press OF business IN
his office would make SO great work .nprac-
ticable; besides, he thinks its publication would
be incompatible with the public interest.
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EEIEPTIos.-Mrs. Lincoln Saturday af-er-
noon reception was largely att"n.i'd today
sad from tv p. m. there vas = steady proc 80
sion OF carriages letting down END taxing up a.
Ike Whit House Portico. The repres-hta. i)h
Of diplomats and families was exceedingly
brilliant; and the gathering, in fact inc. udrd \
:arsr Tortion OF the people Of noe now Ia
Washington.
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The LOYAL INDIANS TO PEOrsCr THB
FEoNTIEK.-The President favors plan pro-
posed by some of the NortA western members,
to enlist some OF the loyal Indians IN the west
ern part Of Minnesota and Dacotah TO protect
thr white settlers and Iepel the in vasion Of
those Indians who are still in arms and dis
posed 10 make more trouble
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VI n
EaL'r OYYICI, AaENANDRrA Va sxa-
We have obtained the following f.r.. q
III adGuaItrrs Provost Mar.hsI GeneraI ns
Mr. Henry Love. k~eper OF a a.
Dumtrirs, and his TWO IONS, were ,en,arN
tie 'tOid Capitol charged with sldinS ,Ss.ts
my 10y q Ing th~m information. ans A. ne.
q rridcs in the recent raid In the mel ~ seans
If Dumfries. IL was shown by oneof n aooe
tis who were taken prisoner a;tha time. o.. ps.
Jovrs were with the marsudIng p.-,$hs
lhat the elder Love rrcei red from t'oI u sad
OF South Carolina, NO valuable h,rss, i-at,
las ssryices. as
Robert 5. Stonell, OF Occoquan, was
charged with using seditious lanSus~~l
abusing Pre- ideht Lincoln. lie was ala. Nd
I'd upon giving bonds for ore thou sra -.
iSrs for HE appearance WHEN called for ~
samuel tnlliEs, q solfi Ter, wac arre.,..
highway rS bb ~. H. Is charged Win 49,
q discharged soldier named Mi,chslI. sns ~
hing him OF one hundred dollars. Ia
ccrr mi;trd % isilfo asa trial. N
The cases Of de>ertIon and -lra--ii.
dsCreesIng-dies. tets. Jcn. =. An
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TUr SITUATION

Letters from the front state all is quiet ~
StafoTd Count House and Falmouth There
are 10 casualties TO report, and no cause for
uneasiness among those having friends in the
army. All are safe, and will he for some time
Good reTs is expected soon by the War De-
Iartment, frch Nicksburg.
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SThe Seaste yesterday passed = bill pro-
,iding fer the appointment by the President
Of one officer Of legal attachments and ability,
at an annual salary Of 81, SO. who shall advise
the Quarlermsster General OF all legal ques-
tons arising IN lis department, three fourth
class Clerks, ninety clerk OF clsss one, and
thirty eopyists.
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~Two children of Mrs. Frances sloan
we're burned 10 Gea'h in Baltimore on Thur
cay night last. Mrs. Sloan was walking down
stairs with thf n, when she fell, and coal oil
;smr, u hich she had in her hand, broke, ana
the huid ran iron tie clothes Of the children,
sertirg them on fire, burning them IN such a
manner that they died shortly afterwards
Ms. Slcan was also seriously burned
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SThe EastpoTt, q fornida0le gunboa, cap
tared n the Tennessee river shortly after the
capitulstion Of Fort He nry, completed al Cairo,
81 then Conde mned because her keel " g., too
wax 10 tnahle her to caIry a suffi GENTLY heavy
armament, has b., n strengthened and will
soCn receive her guns, when she Will at once
20 into service
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@Judging fIom the supplies which are
going forward from CINCINNATI, Gen. Rose
exams army is not Hks ly to suffer at present
Capt Gill Is shipping as rapidly as possible
LOO large packages, comprising the following
amorg other articles: $4,000 pairs Of drawers,
l",to shirts, lSo,UC0 pairs Of stockings, and
$40 pail Of In fantry trousers
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ARRIVALS AT THE SOLDIERS REST
The following have arrived at the So dier's
Rest per train 90 recruits for the 7th Maine
regiment, Col. Mason, (Which was lately sent
10 Maine 10 have its ranks filled, and also a few
recruits for the 25th New York regiment,
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SECOND DDIIIOI.
THREE O'CLOCK p N.
THREE O'Clock p. NJ.

GEN. BERNsIDB IN washington
Gen. burnside is In town to-day. AMI has Aio
int, views with the President, ; 'crrtt-y >'-'n-
,nn 81 c Gen. Eallcck.
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- The Senate Finance COMMITTEES reduce
ths House appropriation to sixty thousand dol
lars In the Agricultural Department, on the
plea that 1t Is necessary 70 rerench At all
posnS
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THREE MEN DROWNED

NEW YORK, Jan. ei.-The train Of ears ON the
Hotoken railroad ran into the Hackensack river
this morning owing to the neglect Of the brid 20
tender. The engineer and two others were
drowned.
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THE NEW YORK CITY HALL PARTI
Ally DESTROY BIZ FIRE

NEW YoRE,SJan. 2i.-A fire occurred here
this morning which destroyed portion Of the
CITY Hall, including the Council chamb-r
TIE books and papers belonging TO il wer,
saved. The loss is unascertained
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. ell X a.m.-Ffrst Board
Coupons, 6's, 1881, e5A a:6; 30 Treasury notes.
lc:a.; Certificates, IS gao8: Gold, IioxaIts1;
Dcmand Notes, l45 gaii5s
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GzkAT PEsSsYLyasIA EouTE -ta Bai.,rss-s asS
hdrytsbtfs. 10 ths Nc-Lh aad Rc-Tvo ira a. lrsve
Washington dsilF snd one Sundsy-Suaek time.
low iare and sure connections Soldiers tickets .oN
tarouEn AZ Government ties. For tickets and fur
thsr intornatsn apply at the o6oe ef Crest reps-
syiFsnis Route. northeast corner of pernsyvauia
avenue sud Sixth 81. Washington Once epen IRON
8. m. until p. m; on Sundsys from % spn.
81 k-ly o NosToH AGENT
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IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.

REMARKABLE STATEMENTS By A REBEL
PAPER,
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SAN FFANCIsCo, Jan. 23.-Mazatlan dates 20
III. I'D inst. have been received.
Mr.. W. L. Baker. the American C,nsul Il
Gnaymas, was murdered about the eoth of De-
ce.nber, while visiting the silver mines that
place by party of the Apachee Indians.
Th' Coursry arrived at NJ azatlan on the Sd
instant With late dates from the ciivDf Mexico
where rumOr prevailed that the Fren had
encamped at Puebla and had MADE a DISPOSE
ton Of their forces preparatory to attacking the
MrNlCans.
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OFFICIAL

As,Axlx LINCOLN President Of ths nited States
of America
To AK Whor; 10 May CcSoevs.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 70
me tat Gu d, RI rs 4UsrAvE YouxoeBRe has been
appointed Vice Consul Of the Z nited Kingdom OF
Sseden ana Norway, 1t New York, DO hereby rec
{ = Mise him such and declare him free 70 exer-
else and enjoy such functions, powers and pri-
yileses ~ are allowed to the Wee Consais Of the
most favored nations, n the o niteA states.
In testimony whereof. l have caused these letters
TO be made patent. and the Seal Of the United
States TO be hereunto sthxed.
Given under my hand at the city OF W flashing
ton the let day of Jsnu ,ry. A. ID. lseS,
H. s. and Of the Independence of the United
State. CT America, the sfth:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WfiI1.N II. SEWARD. Secretary Of State.
DEPARTMENT or STATE.
WAshIyGroS, Jan =, 1855
Releases from the aft the ground OF alien
age have been a. owed in the following cases
Name Where Drafted
Gohn tIrissiTn. .......-.-. Montgomery Co., Nd.
Iypg,,aiio. Deried
Joseph kredelcsmp... Washington CO., Niscou
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
January 3, IL 3.
Payments of awards made by the Emancipation
Commission for the District of Colu N bis, will DO
com n: led at the Off e Of the easursr vfth-
United Sta;es. On SO Iday, the 9th instant.
Persons interested viii govern tn sns.lves a.
cor, iagly. sP. CHASY.
jaTr Secretary of the Treasury.
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POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, Jan. %

TT COME ONE-CGME ALL
He SECOND GRAND COTIiLON PARTY 0.
tn PEACEABLk CLUB, TO be given s. Har- "A
monte Hal Green street, between Bridge ST. -
snd the Canal on WEDNESDAY, Jan 2lst. "a
The members will spare no psins TO make
this the best party of the seasoD.
Supper and Refreshments served By eHpe-
renced caterer.
Tickets 81, u Uniting q gentem and ladies'.
By order of the Committee. ia Flat
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81 Gov. Andrew, Of Mae. is in the civ.

- The St Louis Republican, discussing ths
victory 81 Arkansas Post, says that Nc
IieT and and Porter Will probably push up
The Arkansas anai White river. and make ths
most o. the very considerable advantages al
ready i=ned. Pine Bluff on the Arkansas,
and 81 Charles on Whit river, are next Az
o'der, Il, indeed, they Were not so much weak
tnfo by endorsements 10 Churchill a. 20
Tender istance useless. Little ROCK can
oonEl ess % fak-n by vigorous onset Tna
nf-t irulis OF the success on the lower Arkansas
riNeT Ill naturally he 10 compel the rebel Cian.
Homes Q. draw . II ali OUTSTANDING Getachnenrs
u Tie Int; !oT II ne State. The enemy will
drapita IL i-UEi "a Ir,n ut OF Gen Schofi-ld
d anna lie nd hIs men will skedaddI- nre
pitt y L" - c -sIOEs garrlsons Al po~a
coni;e. =, n iron lOIt Aid Dies Arc Will hurry
oacF, &C 80 ST Ia Missouri and North.rn
hIksnsas Z" AL ~ + iEesed vi the presence of
enc ensHii Ven down TO gurrillas. What
General y IL by oA, 81 Vi Ism = will do
aboui IL TIHsJs 10 u seen In. ouestion 20
" IA Ne o. lid Ky part of lis ,r,.,.. for tha
Tssi oi - - 10 lie dare not 10 - for in
cfder 10 sGLis IeA-iy strengthen th. ! r;la.4s
ArhaI, e "ii. have TO JeoPardtx- Sl.l-s,nr,
ae me Z u'Ial-' having water COMMUNICATION
1Eh marry q hundred transports can move
more rapidly than taaA RcbeIs Bu, - Iii >.
heck ID etPiI T'G ~ cur forces, DIN Il 1r ~ n
can holu the upp half VI the state of Arsa,>as
almost as easily - b. could hold the sIngIa
tdHelena- Add tIea. SchofiaId's comrnsnd
SAD tn Occur all y D~comes q sure thing
- The collector Of the Government w.r,s,
81 Louis VILE, Nv. between the 18th OF Noyem
her shd he 3'st of December, collected and
pEid oNtr SicU,ttI.
e. Capt. Il. G.. YancRy, son OF tha Hon Vim
l.. Saucs ), WAS one Of tha slam Al The battle OF
III ulfrres6orO'.
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CoESs are tie universal torment OF aukini To
ee r. heve of these ter ibie evils call Or White
sud submit 70 bis mani puisflens. Hsncrtds %
ful treatment Of corns, bunions nails g-o ling in
the 1es h etc. Or. White makes ehircpcdy sp--
rencins pain Once i24 Penn avenue, iLaas&
Tucker building between al and sta SITS. 80.
charge fo- consultation ;stsS
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- Render unto Cesar the things that ara
CsSar's, and unto the Stor the things that are
the Stars, oh, New York Commercial Adrcr.
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THE STATIONERY PRiZs pAcNAeR mar af.c.a-sd
by !! ACrsn. $50 Penn. avenue, contains more
"a better Stationery aud more sttrsotire sud
FIJI Jevtlry shan suy ever offered Sutiars sni the
trade vii take notice IN Il les
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L.prs ana gentlemen whose hair il premstursa{
grey. or who wish 10 change. the color will al
Boswell and warneris Colori6c sup srior 20 any =
tlcie in use. Applied without wAsh or p.eparshoe,
does not crisp the hair like dye but lesves il seA
aDd glossy. Zee Advertisement Of Funstsn SEQ
teid, 3o2 street, near Will.rds'. sssln.'
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PERsosAL.-Cioy. Andrews, Mass; HI
Raymond. n. Y; Thos. A. Scott, Pa: gAsA
Heidsick, France, are a. Willard
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ATTENTION, eoiGiers and otheu ssns-itsni
Git IL your only hope. Cures any case OF prir,h
CEN plants in fr9;a I've to four day.. Eyoa vnald
DC saved from long suffering snd speedy death.
scn tsii 70 Avail yourselves II this remedy. The
samaritars Root and Herb yr;css IL the oa,T
enAc uai remedy for sores ana diseases which hsvs
beeG treated with re-crrr Take nF this nc -ifyias
remedy and be pernsnel tly cured See advertise
n-nt In another column. aga
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ACTION FOR i-lBEL AGAINST THE TRIBCyB-
Tar Fostm5S;eT az Ckic71o HoB. Eyrdo.
Grcr!y.-The editorial article which appeared,
~ the New York Tribune on the 9TH instant
with the heading Ike Cook" L. 20 bn made
uir subject Of an action for libel against the
Irlflse. The leader, IL is said, charged the
complainant, who l. Postmaster OF Chi-aga
with fraud and corruption in connection with
4 defaication OF Pay master Cook, with whom
TIE Posinaster appeared to be uEIntentionally
con:ounded. The Tribune, on discovering ats
me apciogy occupied conspic uous portion Of
The paper.
Dir. Cook. however, was not satisfied, snd n
ne sta'rd that through his Counsel, jams T.
Brady, hP will commence E suit for damsc-s
in the U. : district Court; and that charges Tor
llbel will be preferred immediately before tn.
Grsnd Jury against Hon. Horace (f7peipy aad
and othrr members OF the Tribune AssoSiauoa.
v y F-presF
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH TO THB EVBNING STAR.
LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA AND
MEXICO.

THE ANERIc AN CONSUL AT GCYAMAS MIR.
DERED By THE APAC.;, IS1tA,s.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
MORE BRILLIANT UNION SUCCESSES
IN ARKANSAS.

CAPTURE oP ST. CHARLES AND DES ARC,
HHITEAIyBR, BY OUR NAV AL FORCES
INNEE Cow PORTER
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THE FRENCH FORCES BSCAMPBD At pCE.
BLA.
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pa. DupcET's suser coated Penale Regulates
pil-s are the rr-y bsa IN ss. They operate v~sA
anc 'fefttsts snd cNinS ssso~-celsei create nss
ses upon the most deiieste sfsnSeh A trial q
tsese Pis viii prove their ysreiv as ere al ethsn
street and ia. avenue Waxhinxfeu and Hsnry
Cock, Alexandria. AGN
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sfsRhAfosaRoA cas- Bs Crsso-Dr, Rsods
spesioo cures SperwatorrAed. S,nfsol Heakss..
~. Is effects are truly Uasicsl trial Of ~
srecihe. rill convince the nost stslteai q =
per nth street and Pa ave nue. Rasainxxon ssl
Henry Cock. Ale, andria taeH
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BALLS. PARTIES, &c.

DOsTPONED UNTIL MONDAY NIGHT NEXT,
JAN. So Take Notir..-rhe SHIELDS "A
BOYS beg leave 10 announce 70 their many ~
friends, aud The rn bile in general that on e.
account of the incl. nency of the weather ~
they have postponed to cir eleventh GRAND Bail
to next MONDAY NIGHT, Jan. 26th TO be given
at Temperance Hall. st be ween 9th and 18th
Tickets s I, admitting . gentle m aud ladies'
- Tickets issued for the night Of the I'D will
be received on the night of the a6th is p 81.
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= THE YANKEES HOLD ALL THEY EVER
HID"
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TELEGRAPHIC.

RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN NEW JER-
S:Y.
4 TRAIN OF CARS Run INTO THB HAcKEN.
SACK RIFKR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

TIE csIlPEsf AND sEsr HAS Dyr II rHs uoRLs-
Nsrr fcde' Q, VASES o,s.-upSsn,. Hsis pys.s
Sens box The best in US. TRY IL sod =
inston, and Henry Cook Alexandria jsSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

~ o. D. P.-GRAND HNCANpMpNr
w. The semi annual session of the X W a..
IAN pmsnt of the District of CoIu mbia viii ~
1ttd on fU EsDAY EVENING next Jan Nth 81
o'oIock. Mem bers are Yeaues ted to ba ,nnn ~
in their attendance " Oe Punc'usi
@aT &c. G. wHALEY, @.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

CSMASOSIC.-A resumed commune. t;on -,
w Columbia Chapter No, rs, &. Mgiii
,' zero ~ Central Masonic Hall corner of 9th and
,trreh, ON MOhDAf, January 18th ct seven
S.eiosa p m Members are earnestly reane-tsd 70
Dc present. ana worthy companions coroislly in.
'lteo py ofuer OF The u. =. II. p
b. yNO .THOMNOS Sa,,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

ORPHANS COCRT-DISTRICT OF COLCM-
~ BiA WAsHIAGroS County. To ri,:-tn the
Orme. deceased, the executor aforesaid has. with
the app obation OF the Urphsns' Court of Washing
1on County dsn ssioressid appointed sATGRDAY he
and distribution Of tba personal estate or said de
ceased. o. thr asset In hand far he same have
been collected and turned irto money; when and
where al The creditors and heirs Of said deceased
Washington County aforesaid } with their claims
properly youehed, or they may. otherwise by Law
be eXcfnded from all bennett in said decesse1' =
estate provided copy OF this order be pu blished
once week for three weeks in the Evening Star
previous to the said l4th day of February next
Test: z. O. ROBBINS
is H-lawSv Register of Wills