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Irg.ahatn G D Ingalls, BA
1pgham d BragG

Leach D r c
Las7am VIM
LuRnkert Wm
Lock NrmR
Lowery John
Lloyd PJ
1oomta ] F
Lohn Jas 2
Lo3gI Jeremiah
.Loomis Il c
lockwood IInyD
Leonard Geo
L1{tts Thos
Lott G " dr
1caruFn capt
Loulak Geo
Lyons q Frank
Lockwood ElHcr
lockwood A
Luther 0srin II
Lovrillard l'ctrr
Lard 4 II
LoYTAlaxau1t
.Moyso Kirby
Mulsull john
Mood = JamcB
Morris Joseph G
Morgan John G
IMowtcy John
MoraeJ III
1ioWIeyJ
Morr1sy james
A0o.e s Il
Morton Harry
Morris Flank
lNoaa Robert
Mott Elijah
laIn,p:ty Il r
Montague Dan1
Aondon + 3
Mnctlmore Oh
Mycr. Potter
MursayHcny
MogriaRs D q
Moss F
Moore J 4
/ Motion b Har-
yeye .
Myers N G
Moorc Joseph "
Morris Abraham
Molser A VI
Moro Baker
murphy b Harris
Mos1QT A D
Morris Lawrence
MaGrt1c Frank
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DOCTOR BIGELCW,
41u1n1I1suu Mrrfhunts.

4 DVANCES ON PRODUCE
IA Tho undersigned prepared. II Ee1etefore t.
rutk kc 1drApcex OF zEtforze dratU kEz31st FTodacE
shipped thc!r eorrcep1nhe5ts n the pt2cral toaf
Ee:p n Git1r Britain. BiDHY d CRAWFORD.
St retax street, Mo2tfsat,
ExYEKHFcE-Dank Of Toro:to. Montreal.
NSn
, 1863-08-31
&o1trnae uu1 1reambuai: 6taIR

$500. r:
GREAT REDUCTION or FARE
ToALL EASTERN CITIES,
VIA =:
Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne and ChioAgq
Railway,
FROM CHICAGO TO .
NEW YoRK-.......,...e1s.09.
BOSTON,. A21.0o.
PHILADELPHIA.... $1,000. -.
RALT1M0RE.....--.
Pf1TsBUHGE..-... ..$10.s0.
NUFFALD............ $Il.0o.
A|h1AND.-.-...... g. 500
Second Glass nom s2.oo to $500 1s.. ttss
abovo Rates, /
zF's1slts1e Union Depot. we.t sds: "
7'soa. n, Day Express, 7:lsp p. N. s,hsE1ps,s,-.
i! Asx FOB ...
TICKETS VIA "foar WAYNE"
= For sa1a at ths Company. Offices, :,
CHICAGO. =.
cnsz Es5Ss,ga ss .2a s. ssets gaea p.
"*ss s'e ID aaf:s hs.ds e ass' Is vs.. e e'an'
&C. West p'1'. tssss.n, azsat Gen, fa4'- A*aaA
, 1863-08-31
DEARBORN SEMINARY,
DAY SCHOOL FOR YODH1 IAnrEs.

Atsl WehAah a7Anue. Tho eighth year OF taa Ins.t,
TT b1i;di:I Il bein< thoroughly tAttd nd great
y n1pIoEsd m Eew syste@ Q! o!GYAHAST1S5. u,
ntie1f n6,. t., Tiss G1ts: snsses rss Paeep xl b
n.;pc:e o1 NaiIEE ur-n ta--c who nsT cali to mako
In n1n:tes Catalogues cs1 bn obs 7et snnncattop,
as2l"kss6AN z. GRUYkls, Paat1paL
, 1863-08-31

6sneta. Hes:azn Agent no. ! stata suss4 Gh4aAax
mrs e4l- Hu
, 1863-08-31
READ AND NEFLECTs

:, Mako sure Of HKAErn. "Uot how,"5ou ak,
We 1c9Etr, 18 al easy taak.
Strengthen the S1oMAcu and sukt1in
The N1xvxs. the servants Of tho brain.
The LIvxK ktsp In active play,
And REGULATE, from day to dAy.
Zach organ aM. On Naturo.s p1au+
Bzace and retresh the 1xAER AAY.
Ard like watch, that's kept In chime.
By constant care with tstlro4t time. r.
The syss1mf tone and shenEth Ee1eR.
And thereby cheer tha HtH1Fs, too,
~How," you inquire. ''can tai4 be done,
): This Victory o'er Diseases be won?" .
"HosxETTx1B Bu7Ena,~ NO reply. !.
II HxAL1H'a SUPREME PRoHu11oa-T1x.
AIS mea1s of 1egenarattng the dfsordercd and en.
fcebled s5Sta regulating every function Of the inter.
nal zev1sng the depressed sp1its lnsgosauns
The constitution aud rrolouging life, NO medicinal
preparation either Of tho part tho present ta has
been 70 completely aad universally successful ~
, 1863-08-31

1 shO1Ch Dt14AAA 4A4Ao1 AMI
OEFH MALT! Manufactured IA December, Jan
.nsFy. February md March
harley malt, fl.5o per bu.-84 Tbs.
0ye Halt, Sl.0O per bCAhel--S5 lbs+
TWIN 4 Ao1gY, Ho. Board Of Trads Dund1ax
r q Box 1871 ty14-h4xE@
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gcotds.
THE DE SOTO HOUsE
i: TO SHIPPERS

{. OT1CE TO SHIPPERS OF
d1nsd dKAitoM, ~ tsre,LAKp LAKp: GRKAax Ae4Tne aades
qM: and an sosp s.oefl, an cogaiS Sameaa eent to
= ss w q, ns nsMnPEy dtpoaea of md 4u11k reku1m
9AI11 go NHs1 edS4ataxncu8 &eru8 We mall on
%ssk9 psaeee e1tens 9y1tta % N sending f7aety -
MsSs2 ARRAA KNIGHT & EpEB,
<0A8&s*sa q "&taT tfyVe4 Row XUf
, 1863-08-31

Nothing tat is not wholesome Eer!al. aad sstotx
II = & s'sg5 1tc ef
asauon contains no al1arai of my kind 10 detd1
Doan e ffsy hat + eS.n
seil IL bs foieae szs;at Il afscsee a. . II
sas 1y ns1a. "
cf snsi ssa g = NC
aSss sss1s a;ts W. Essas
remedy. Thousands who rrscEx 70 Il uad.f aprso
g IS e aa s
ssss sss aEns
Il 5!sfia ntst stata BY
te aes Sas Sx Fl. .:p II RI hs
xoik. vonie - cases ofDTsFfrsf1 aad il iess Co..
panss q Ts 1aSSs
sa.,.n1y sstsEts T. tho Soss1rArIox .arsstaduccd By
saS
o. sF 1.ac ~ M E5 ,s q aad
tronI On this point ii mosr coaelusiTa asd tom bob
By fat ID dote q ;he stna!sat and oy
rrsoItrg 10 It. the return Of the coupaiat may pro
ri sss sssssssI 4 Is no:it!.s t2eeiee-either re
ses.ss q Tee1iar tas e. s.
e. 5sf I
before they bo fulY appreciated. Ii cases of coz
Detnisy and peercnttude kr1tink. from Oh Aas, It
tho electric influence. In tho cd1valesceot
Ets gcs ali diatases it opesates deshfo inVtxof.
Whsn IS ss 3 e
Last. hat cot least, II IA TIKI OMIT sAYN sr1NpI4Er
beitc DanufArturtd ffnra sar1d and innocuou1 mnte
r1a.s ard entirely fee from tho acE1A ceents prent
nre le1a II oil tho ortcasy ton!ca md stoacaci
otthe day.
The fact veil known to physician. that tnsbass Of
ne.y and uaH9slaed scoeol an *:icio which Go.itca
nsnos. sf eeanssss - .t asssa 4hs5 aan IL IL
AuULTERATED. Uencn tho facpfEy, wtiia universally
tdaitnE the Eees.s,ly Of dia:Ts toaie. 1eas1ss
Tiove dcadi'eF iban sie dlseses. During sas iass
Twenty yeA,1 TIC quality af thete a1tlct1 b1s beea
tnualIy detcio1atcg. andits notorious thAs tho
hutds which hear the neiss o. The various spiruoas
liquors. arc FLAvoEKp asd yiRxD Ut with corrosive
Drugs . utarre which renders thEu1 dangerous to
th. nc1thy xnd huRpEAous to The sick. Und.r these
ci!cutnftanc1s medical mon gAd 70 avsl them.
iecuocs md eSaoiliEg tae thscs 1arasahle proper
HGsTETTER3 n1rrEEs are .hete1oro hetd ID hi36
catmaucn By Il most EN- thnnt p1acluoneFs aud bid
air to supsrse4s Al c'hes beth IL Pneo
hns been nE,1aIsa!y: md II nay b tsnly added
the community. ns AOSTErTEK3 HTTTER3,
, 1863-08-31
4 CANEA1Y nRr.AYn I0PES1

4 CADEA1Y Or LAKE FOREST
~ uN1EEREITT. ot l,ke Forest, r. Tha ntth
taf r this lc1tltcion WILL co1.n ench on Wedac5
lara iil te rent - application . Prof 9at:ef
H.. FrtuEral. LHte Fo:est or Pefor Page, Chicago
Post ..nee I.ox xs8 CoxxrrFEx OH 1asrk1orior =
!teV n. Hum moh:cg Ecy. II ". Patterson, b. D.,
ley A1.thotJ Sway, 3. u. Ttnnpkoa. Kaq., Il, T.
SGt1yc EsQ. EETEk PAGE -Hen'7
Like sorss., August Is. lsss. auI4.t%:sL
, 1863-08-31
HOETETTHRs8
CELEBRATED DSTOMAUH BITTERS,

AGsl1st the vapurs toul prepare.
That faver talnt the hsavy ar.
Drink not uno1xed the watts. tauud
In npsaiz!es, woods. OF mazshy ground
II sedersz1J toll you ptJ.
NATCN TOE xusr AHSET-D1 nu--
For when deha1red rom axazrise.
For ARTIFICIAL AID Hhe ct1eh,
Medicines E1Andpu.pose md tntett
Ii sthseAttned evil to F2ETxxT:
And II you'd Be relieved or spared
From Ills that csu5h the u1FxxkANxD,
HoetettaTx Blttess usa-!or nose
TIT azo the su1cst As11Dorx.
TO bet It cenance tho mIfsnA Of unhealthy fola the
ooson Of unrhelcsome wasc1, tie emuyts Of cnowded
and tac4osics and tho influenced
sedentzsy xnploy0elta Il u only necessary to BE- lora
a.1acd with
, 1863-08-31
Qt)ica9o Gribn1re.
LIST OF FLETTERS
LADIES' LIST.

Remaining unealled for in tho Chicago post
. Office.
, 1863-08-31
HAGANS MAGNOLIA BALM.

Tts II the Enps. delightful and exssaornsfJ aFt'ce
eTor discovered. It changes the sun burnt Aes and
hands to pearly satr texture ct ravtah;nE beauty.
1uapssnc The marble purity oF 5oute. and the DIS
TN7ux kprcArsnce 10 tnv1sirE In tbs city bsls
faxhlon 1tztuoscs .a3 frockles. pn1plcs AID rough
uers fsoan The skin, lca.icg tle complexion fresh.
{Ansp&5e&t 2ad Emooth. II coatAns 10 mxtariQ IL
furious to the skin PatsoEt.ed By Actresses aad
ppe.s eingess. II Il what eFo7Y laty seould hArc
1old eyesywhatc.
pEN8AS s. BARNES L. CO.,
- hs.9cu Gehcsnl Agents. IA BruatvaT. Il. +.
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of B1sHn'e d CrxhEoN ce.eorz1ei Daxp3E1oa
C1uYn and ve k1e prepared 70 gus2s3 the Wholesale
Gaae i uaanufsefu1er1 P1iees- D. oa71:E manu-:
stared ~ sstseis fer m13K {a11 ~ icy So395s1{
. ii pnEcasseFs. 1ADD. WILLIAMS LILA e 5puH0:
1yrz-t$1l-3m II taT&t tF101. CAtc&En-
, 1863-08-31

" Es r CHICAGO LADIES
~ SEMINARY, 81 Vest GAado,nh tttoet
1EttAlFd ytar Of uiA It R:!tuil will p7mmcnos OF
EONpAT. SEFIEHBRH f1TII.
ci'suls:a addrtss AIlbB q. A. 1hK 10. Box Sa4,
Et3cAco. uuoota. euu-k3A-tw
, 1863-08-31
Zfutrl1lan Il Z


Eh19l1I8s
Murray's Furniture sto.e ;. Manufacturer Of
Tu,ncr'a Ginger Wine.. .NoHt C1atk street. :,
Secretary Da1hawuy Lodge, No. 40, i. o. q. t..
y. 8. H.. To tho Captain or any Lieutenant Of
Co. a, btd Eeg. III. Vol, Publishers OF Illinois
No. 15... Publishers OF Western Danuer :. !. 8.
seeyof Houston Lodge, No. n, I. 0. g. IT,.
Litter F No. 2 Post Oltee 6tc'y Union Lodge,
Fulton Street Jour. Of Agriculture :, Morning
Bulletin. Pres. E1posltof. Western Pannef
..Evercts's Art Gallery. r, II m. i D., 3:3
Soulh Clark st.. Chicago Alcohol Works Cap
tain. Of Propeller b.tatol Lake Shore Plank
Road Co. Northwestern PlAuk Ro1d Co ..9s>'y
Star Of the Moth Lodge, No. 100, T. O. CT.
Pc1sons wishing drop le.te1s advcrtiaed must
Office open ftom 1st Of April to 1st OF No
vcmher, FROM I a. m. till ?. m From November
1Et till April 1st. from q. n till p m. and On
sunaayB from $50 4. NJ. till 1415 Am.
9ax1 ]. L. SCRRPS, T. H.
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SEMINARY
pA L II e RS ACADEMY,
1 VII

Thc foul Ut ye3l ottIst.esttauon wall commences on
MnNDAY: seps m. Tho great peo,ne:l:5 q th.s
or soutso -sa1y. arG e:cabl;:hed Eouex,kte De.
sa:;Hens. W .ye end.axe-st to adapt our school
% ttG Karf -f e*fIro Mnle $50 mako it Family
school-.ass Es1,srE po.1 seasa eaa ~ ersdns:
e ~ Eho nay fav,r ~ a'tss t~slr pstrn1ase aad
ne1toT ope to build rr a. per Institution,
o1c E1Gh Will 10 81 to the city ia witch 10
dFsr, n. D. FALNEE A UtFr!neInsl
snP...lsT1w
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T II III A N U Ell HALL.
NEAR CHICAGO.
Rev. ROSWELL PARK, D. D.

"A A Family School for Boy1 And Academy for Yong
Gttt emEn, dskEsca to d. them for College, Or Tor
tuilI stt u EeEe1al: to bB opentd September 18Th
fhtn.rE nnqs! fhc nat52neEo Of Boz. I'm 9: ozden.
For tc1t.s s3dEeea tho Kscto.. Post UEee bog 35sa
an-Qf ~
, 1863-08-31

TR. HUNTER TKEATS ALL
~ Chronic Diseases srch u Colta Coughs Con,
4s1s Bidder nd TIC poSe:a, DIpc2eiA Dl.!1i,e1
EEiie s1s,drss, "a III comp1niufs 81 Wpnen srd
eai.aren: Sore Eyes an1 ax-a, Ca:xszn DischasEsx.
HosIine ard BuzztE Sounds. Dr.. Hunter u the onlT
EAEEEEs.. OLD soNEs OR uLCRls3, TUNERS
WEk8. PILES AND FiSTULd.
Without cutting With the knife. s latt-rs mus: con
ar e. cfFa o TT S :R1sdE 95sS q c'. MumfEi III.
doct street, eorEer OF Dez-ootn. Chicago lluao!l.
9eA rftf-tv
, 1863-08-31

MEDICAL CARD.-MarY II.
~ TnoDpeo;. T. 2 . r.a:uats OF the Eew Eng
ap1 cuncts thtt kse hGs opeaed once Ia tss ci:y
He,EE E1sc'lee9 .tar Il The S:w York 1an:m.sy
pat ocaE> OF the reorle Il Ct.caso An1 v1eiaitY,
Dd &C rs etAta Street, ntce hour ffon to II a. u.
ka1G.f*sl.lEa AARf Il. THOMSON. n D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12
KENTUCKY FREE FROM REBELS.
The Union Troops in Possession Of Cum
herlaud Gan.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-The recent Morgan raid
into Kentucky seems 70 have been but q ruse
20 cover other important advances Of the rebels
and conceal the real weakness Of their forea
left in the vicinity OF East Tsnnessgs-a ruse
which was quickly discovered, and has now
resulted in great advantage 10 the Union
arms. Not guerilla is left in the STATE. The
pursuit OF Morgan has been spirited, although
no battle has been fought since ne left the VI
cinlty OF Springfield. Morgan has been CON-
PEELED In the rapidity Of his flight 10 abandon
his wagons, caissons and some Of HE prison.
ers. The So guerillas who were captured In
The neighborhood Of Danville Were members
Of Morgan's band, and are now in prison at
Louis vile.
We have full confirmation Of The ANNOUNCE
ment mat our forces are again IN possessiOn Of
Cumberland Gar, that important key 20 East
Tennessee, AID that The Kentucky Cavalry Is
still pursuing the rebel Morgan.
Another expedition is already I'm East Ten
nefsee, and we have every confidence that
with the retreat Of Bragg 10 Chattanooga the
entire State Will be free from rebel doTniR ION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12
FROM fuE seUra.
Further Cenfeeersts Aeesust. Of e,p
Bragg Retreat nd Msrssu.s Hais


cHATTANooGA, A, Jan Sits nov s.o~rts.,~.
Nst ne enemy returned from RS position 90
Saturday night and Sunday morning .e,-o
miles beyond stewarts errSf Hts Savsir,
returned afisr learning Of The ~ithdra val az
eur forces. -
Gen. horran has returned safe amer a..tr,,.
Ing The Neshville railroad within four ms,a-
Q; Louisvtlle. He also destroyed the L>rinf
ton and CoyinGton Railroad, and parolad a
lsrsf number Of prisoners.
MOBILE, Ian She Advertiser and Rsx-
h. .Sr hss the following privsse dispatch tron
Being ou,n umbered moro than two % one hy
me enemy, and our troop. bring uttcrly ei-
hSusted oy ne cold and rain and four day. in
weundtd d, Gen. Bragg determined % fan bacI
70 DUCK run. The ENEMY showed that ha wa.
RECEIVING large reinforcements from Rentnchy
hdmirshle cavalry OF Wheeler and Wharton,
the whole army, with It's supplies and can
tured arms, is now concentrating on The new
hbCk, ano ready for the enemy whenever he
sheli advance. Since this army crossed the
tennessee river, we have captured nine thou-
,and nNe hundred prisoners, email arms and
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. The epenr has al
yHnced his lines seven miles this side Of Mur
frees eoro- he has been guilty OF the most oat-
rageouS notwithstanding prlyate prdperty
reeeing peseeable einzens and running OF
negroes.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 1.-The nag .f
truce steamboat New York arrived 70 day fruua
City Point in charge Of Major l.. q Turner.
She brings down 500 Union prisoners and q
women and children
Inc Richmond Examiner, Of Friday, Jan a
mas Tie following in relation 10 Bragg. posi-
non. tsays: "Gcn. Bragg has fallen bach 20
iullahoma, IN Coffee county, Tenn, situated
on Rock Creek, Il miles from Nash Vile, and 32
from Murfreesboro, and on The NsshytIIe aud
lhat;anooga railroad, where it iuter.ects The
hcG winnyille and Manchester road A. A
base OF operations and q position Of dsfenee
We understans that the place offers great ad-
vaniages."
Aspecial dispstch to the Charleston pspers
saye that Gen. Bragg addressed the oitir<ne Of
Decharo and Winchester, Tenn, on Monday,
assuring them that he would, not lea We them 10
the enemy, but that he would make q stand be-
tween Alliance and Tullahoms. He had fallen
back 10 give bis men repose after n hattie which
had exhausted their energy.
IRE Yankees had advanced six miles from
kurfreeeboro'
CHARLEsToS, Jan. s-The follow wing lie from
Kingston, N. g, TO- days date:
The enemy are making preparations for an
advance. Rsinforcements are DAILY arriving
from Suffolk. The Yankees st Moorhesd G1ty
and Newoern are $1,000 strong, under the com
mand Of Gen. Foster, and will probably attack
Charleston, Wilmington, Weldon, and Go4de-
horo' simultaneously. They are now COOLING
their marching rRtions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12
FROM vICKsRUpo.
The r epulse Of Ger sserman Confirmed

CAIRO, Jan. 1l.-An arrival tonight from
the mouth OF the Yazoo brings authentic ac-
counts from Vicksburg.
General Sherman's repulse was complete
and the entire force, under the direction Of Gen.
McGlernand, re- er bar ked on Saturday on their
transports, closely pursued by the rebels sd-
vance, which coming in range of our gunboats,
were driven back with re we're ioss.
6 At last accounts the entire f1eet Of transports,
with the troops, had arrived at Island No 81,
on their way TO Napoleon. -- ..-
There is nothing definite from Gen. Banks or
from Admiral Farragut, though rumors OF their
advance were in circulation.
The engagement at Vicksburg was less gen.
erals than heretofore reported. This principal
hehting was done by the center under command
Of Generals Smith and Blair, and the conduct
Of the latter is highly spoken Of. Our loss, as
near as could be ascertained, was 600 killed,
I,5Oo wounded and GOO missing. Capt g winn,
OF the gunboat Benton, died Of wounds re-
ceived 1t Harris Bluff. -T.
The steamer Musselman was burned by
guerillas at Bradley's Landing, ten miles above
Memphis, on the 9Th. --r..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12

SA London letter says LID. Rnseell, the
Times FIRST correspondent in this country, 10
publicly defending the Northern army against
the charges OF stupidity, inkumAnify, &c.,
Russell also goes so far as 20 defend GEN Ne.
Dowells conduct at the battle Of Bull Run.
We have always regarded Russell more
sinned against than SHINING. He was s.toasi}ess's
by everybody when he came here, and the
persons who Toasted him turned upon him be.
cause he wrote OF things independently, and
not 70 suit his worshippers. He was twice the
man Charles mackey n, and we wish he was
hack again. he gave the North about the nrst
intination OF the magnitude Of ne rebsllton--
Portland lr0us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12
The United States Senatorship from Penn
sylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ll.-Much excitement
prevails in political circles to- night regarding
the election OF q United States Senator IN The
place OF the Hon. David Wilmot, 10 take place
on Tuesday. About a hundred DemocraIs,
under the lead OF Alderman VIM. Memo ullen,
VIII leave for Harrisburg tonight, accompa-
MED by q band of music
The outside pressure Will be very heavy.
The most prominent candidates are BuckaIew
md Campbell for the Democrats, and Cameron
for the Republicans. The former party will
hold caucus to- morrow night and the latter
on Tuesday morning
There is one Democratic majority on the Joint
ballot, and both parties are making great efforts
TO secure this vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12
DROPosALs FOR GRADING SOUTH oAPI-
Il TQL STREET, PROM N STREET SOUTH TO
SOUTH SIDE OF STREET SOUTH.

MAYORS OFFICE, January l, 1853
Proposals viii be received st the Mayors Once
for executing the following act:
An ACT for grading South Capitol street. from N TO
street ssuth.
BE % Ssdeftd by tie Board ef Aldersasn and Board
q Comnor Cotsncil Of the city Of WdShinston, That
the sum OF sixteen hundred dollars SOC, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, be and the same
~ hsTtby apyropratsd, payable out Of the funds of
the hifth and Seventh Wards, for the pur pose Of
grading eoath Cspitoi street to the proper Ersde
and TO the proper width between the curb 1ises
nom south side OF street south 70 the south side
Of street south
Sec 2. Asd Be ii enacted. The said grading to be
given 70 the lowest responsfble bidder or bidders
two hundred Is foo) dollars for tn faithful com
shall grade half the eatire length OF said South
Capitol street from street south to south aide OF
q street sosth On or before the frst day Of Jane
next 30 rs TO mAk good road from N street south
TO the south side sf street south and that the
whole work shall be completed within one year
from the date Of said contract
Sec. 3. lad Be u ENACTED, That said work 70 be sd-
yersed for proposals for ten days and in NO CO Sc
shall tho york cost over sixteen hundred dollars:
provided that part of said appropria ii tshaH
ton Of the Ma, or.
Bidder. sre required TO state the total amount
fsr executing and complying with the requirements
HTdtI RICHARD wALLAoH. Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12
ARebeI Camp Surprised /.

CAIRO, Jan. 11.-Oapt Moore, with about 100
men, attacked q camp OF 900 Rebels at Hun
toon's Mills, IS miles east of Fort Pillow, on the
morning Of The 9Th inst. The Rebels were COM
pletely surprised. Sixteen were killed ahd 46
( Fifty horsee and q lot of small arms were
cepturtd. Two Federal soldiers were wounded
only, The expedition was absent from Fort
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- A Missouri letter in the DubuQue Times
says tobacco IL used among the natives In tbs
rural districts fndiscriminAtely by both sexes,
children as well as ADULTS, both Tor che wing and
smoking. A foraging party near Hartsvfis re-
Gently called st q house, where they found q
woman and thirteen children, the three eldest
tobacco One OF tbe party remaining that sho
was the first woman he ever saw chewing to-
bacco, the old woman exclaimed Wal, now,
whar was you brought up1 Never sses
woman chsw 'bacari 9uets you haint been
round much. Don't you have any Iadses where
Won w as raised -
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Arrival at New York.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The transport Curlew,
from New Orleans, on the 2eth Of December,
has arrived.
The transport Tilly had William Parsons ana
George Floyd, engineers, Thomas Welch, fire.
man, and q coal-hsaver scslded 70 death by
steam tbIs morning in the harbor, occssloned
by the ling OF the furnace arch.
The transport Atlantic has arTi we'd from Key
West, on the 9th instant, with the captain and
other officers Of the wrecked steamer. The
Atlantic passed a large chip ashore twelve
miles south Of Cape Florida, on the 7th inst.
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,c Egw AND CHoICE STOCK.
1856

PAPBhHANGINGS,
Embracing Gold and Velvet, Gold Stamped Ne
dunn and Low priced PAP PERs, appropriate either
for the richly adorned most humble residence
WINDOW SHADES.
beautiful selection Gold Band, Imitation Gold
and Common Shades. Buff Green and Blue HoI-
land, by the yard or made into shades.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
WdyTdnTsd 70 b Gildsd tsitk Gold Ledf
The handsomest assortment In the District, from
the best mandatory in the country. Also beau
tiful variety Of dark Wood and small sized Oval
and Carte de Yisite Frames of foreign and demes-
tic manu- facture
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
Different siEes and colors, Picture Rings Nails, &c
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Copies Of cslsbr atsd Pictsrss, Paintings statuAry
&c.
The attention Of those renovstinR Is called TO
the above goods, which we're purchased for, and ON
account of the times wiz be sold at the lowest re-
munerstive prices exclusively for
CAS- H
for goods and labor, when purch ased and executed
All articles warranted represented.
Orders for PAPERHANG1NG or WINDOW
SHADES punetaally executed, In city or country.
J. MARKRITER,
No. fe6 Seventh IT., eight doors above
de B-lm@ Odd Fellows Hall.
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE Rebel FORESTS
advance is At Franklin. His last line Of pickets
extend this side three miles, collecting horses,
provisions and conscripts.
Four boats, with army stores, arrived here
to-day. The river N now stationary.
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e CAIRO, Ill, Jan. l0.-A Memphis dispateh
this morning states that Gen. McClernand had
arrived a. Vicksburg and supersedes General
Sherman
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~ - -. - ., - - .SSo,~SV
Second Capital Prize 10y 800 Dollars
Lsvest Three Nun Der Prize--..70o Dollars
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY
Authorized By : An Act for-the Enes cement of
Internal Improvements in the
STAT OF Delaware" D."
JOHN NORRIS co. Aenasers,
Glass 81 ~ be drawn in Wilmington Delaware,
sn.eAfURDAY, January s1st, 1883
sc II L ME-
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Marrow Escape Of Gen. D-,Ier.

NEW York, Jan, N Ine train on which
Gen Butler W. Eolng 70 Boston THIS morning
care - Collision with another train. All the
>saIs except in the car in which he rode were
mashed. He was notSnjured
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Nomination of a u. q. Senate

CHICAGO, Jan. iO.-At a democratic caucus
held at Springfield last night the Hon. W. A.
Richardson was nominated for United States
Senator. - -
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Federal Meyements in Nerth CareMna.

RAIueH, N. O., Jan. a--The State Journal
has reliable Information from Newbern, that
the enemy, not less than 50 200 strong, are the
coast, and most formidable neet at Beaafort
II is supposed that an attack s meditatsd on
Wilmington and 9oldeooro'.