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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12
THE SEgS-


The country win receive with undisgui used
distress lie news of our recent disasters a. Gal
ves'oa ard yicksburg, of the truth OF which no
couSt exists. The Question Of most interest In
connection with them IL, simply-HoW can the
recurrence OF such mishaps 70 our arms De best
guarded against in the future 1t Is the duty
OF ths President Of the United States to see to
that point; and he will, doubtless, labor upon
Il earnestly. How completely war Is game Of
chess, Is forcibiy proved by this loss OF our
pawn on the coast of TEXAS, and the checkmata
we II the same time receive on the bank of the
Mississippi. The Rebels are fortunate, in
deed, in having four OF the most experienced
and ssgscions professional military men Of the
age-Days, Lee, Johnson and JackSoa-to plan
and execute theig moves, and unIii o4r Govern
eat avails itseif OF the best attainable mi itary
experience & devise our campaigns and TO exc
cute the portions Of them " hich are TO be- exc
cuted from this point, we no room for hope
mat q tarn may take place In the tide of our
military affairs. The country has evidently
conn 20 the sume conclusion with so great una-
nlmty as hat Its views on the subject must
soon command the attention 10 which they are
entitled. That Garnet much Len yer con-
TIME the war without thorough changes In i,s
management, is al length so apparentas that he
must be bin d, indeed, w no does no: BEGIN 70
~e ~ Ihe wort enemi to III" success of our
arms are these " no would hide the eau Sc or our
disasters; for they are doing more 20 force n,
Sp'eoiy lo lay down our arms on the terms of
the keb il. IEan ali ssMl-secsssienists of rtha
ioyal States who are crying praca.r uhan
tesre can he no peace; any terms of peace
that may fail 70 involve q thorough reconstruc-
aon OF single gov'Inrnent over the territory OF
tie CnIted :, aiee, viii merely afford n br,a,h~
Ing speii in which both sides may prepare For a
speedy renewal Of the war, on soma one OF
hundred incidentsl prsiexn.
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MORE SOUTHERN NEWS.
THE REBEL REASON WHY BRAGG LEyfACH
FRBBSBoR0'. ~ = -
REBEL ACCOUNT oY rHs yioKsBuHa Ar.
FAIR. - -


We rather the following from . Richmond
pisPetch Of January 6:
Thr Dispa!eh says that the only force G-n.
Carter had to contend with Ia his recent raid
into East Tennessee was n force Of Iao men a.
Car.rr's Depot. 81
A gcntIenan rom vicksburs informs tn.
Petcrs surg EzPrsss that the troops n Eickssurg
have the utmost confdencsin their leaders, and
the latter feel amply able TO resist any attack
The Dispatch has tie following; "Generl
Bragg left Murfreesboro' because the whole
country was exhausted OF supplies for man and
water good, and the topography OF tbs country
more favorable to Successful defence than
almost any other point in Middle Tennessee. p
Ex-Go,ernor Branch, OF North Carolina, d.ed
at Enfield on the 4th inst. t'" e. 20
The Fickrburg WAic, OF the 9Th ult., clal :ns
that every advance OF tbs enemy has bcen
promptly met and ef.ectuaily repalsed. The
Hsia says the most signal success was obtained
al Willow Bayou, where 1850 rebel soldier
engaged and whipped s,0o0 Federais, killing
2oe and capturing $40 prisoners and Il ve stands
of coiors. The Federals made three lissperat.,
charges, in each Of " hieh they were rspulsed.
The M says :--s' On the third charge our men
opened - deadly voiley upon thrn with such
singing effect that the Yankees fell ha 4 Ia dis
order and con fusion, when our men lcaped over
thrir breastworks and charged the enemy, cap.
turing five stands Of colors and routing them
completely. The enemy was signslly defeated,
ard after they had retired a flag Of truce was
sentin, asking permits sion 10 bury their dead. .
The Richmond DispatcA says :-sThi, was a
most glorious and decisive victory, fought as i,
WIS by u force o! three TO one"
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SECOND EDITION.
THERE orCI.OC-S p. n
BOW ~ HAPPENED

II lie believed IN military circl.s here that the
Withdrawal OF our army from before Eicfs-
burg Is withodt any eIchse whatever; that II
was simply the result Of milf on the part Of
ter. Mct;irrnand, because Gen. Sherm an y n
dertcok 10 make the reconncissance in foncrin
W Lieh After getting within s few rnil~s OF the
town he contaminated to biz own entrc noh :
mems, which his army cor ID easily have held
antii 70 Was msGe srricienuy strong to take
the place. 4 80 bel ---..-r- .. .~--
Gcnsraf Mccisrnard has hSd but GO expert
ence OF a single campaign In military snairs,
before entering Which de did not know how 20
shoulder srns. In that campaign, acting under
orders from " peri. need ~ Jissionai superios
he ssined a name for EalIausry, on the strength
Of " hich he came here ana legged" for an
Independent command, turning blatant aboli-
t;onist 20 aid him in that work
He rot the command; and his arst exploit
was to set mao, ard face bis army 10 the riSh,
asort under utterly inrxe usabie circuin ,tan-
ess, to the FrEa; injury Of the causs.
b. II is believed that she President viii promptly
dismiss him from tho servicR; !raving hin 20
clear up his conduct H leisure.
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90 The chip George Girls void sailed ,ror,
New York on Friday aft.rnoou with p,f,s 81
food tor the Lancashire operatives. The carr,
consists Of 1895 barrels Of hour, 3l5 box,a 81
bread. % barrels pork. I57 bags corn, ~, mar
Tei' bread, ~ barrels beef, Ie2 boxes bacon. 2
nerqee rice, Tags rice. In addition 10 he
ABOVE there were added from the Produce E.-
change 1870 barrels fiour, sou barrels corn. 80
ban rels pcrk -
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~ The Maine Legislature organized on the
7th instant, BY the choice OF Nathan FarueH,
President OF the Senalr, and Nelson DiHzIey,
II, Speaker OF the House. Mr. Dihsley is the
editor and proprietor of the Lewiston Fats
(Aie.) yoarnGI. He is young man OF much
premise, and by his energy and ability has
ain ady raised himself TO a position among the
leading men OF The STATE
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81 Among the released prisoners who 81.
rived at Annapolis yesterday morning, wss
Mr.. ID. u. Bull (suuer) and bis SON Mr. Bull
was specially charged with effeeting IN. ex.
change OF = son of Col Larkin Smith, @. y. A.,
for himself. The exchange was effected at City
Point ...
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TDB MCDOWELL COURT o. INQUIRY.

TBB MCDOWELL COURT o. INQUIRY
Gen Meade was Examined ~ day, t-ssrying
thai on the 2s'h Of August, in the msruing. he
reported lin Tersop) 70 Gen. Sigel the petition
OF Gt n, Rey nolds = div :sisE, and Asked him for
orders, IA. the sbsence of both Generals POPE
ana Mcdowell, who could not be reached by
him ~ lifetime.
lie also deraiied the movements, SC. Of Rey-
noidss division on tse 2;;h, :-;h, aud 2sta, with
mlnuieness, ana aIso 80 much of the move
nenis Of McDoweIrs corps on those days as
Came within his kuovledge.
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KS RIss IL GoLD.-Gold has shot up 70
ltof In New York, il will be seen, in eonse.
Qoenes Of our reserses 1t Vickseurg and q al
weston. The imitation N stocks in that market
On Friday and Saturday last looks a. II SOME
parties had early news OF these disast,rs
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FURTHER FROM sPRtNGFiELD.
GEN CURTIS OFFICIAL REPORT.
rHK EEBELS REPULsgD AND RRTREi Ting
rEDsksL TEoOrs N PURSUIT.

The following has been received at Geueral
Hallesk's beadquariers:
ST. LOUIS, Jan. II, iSfS2.-s7jc- H.7,rdr HI
l>'k, GenTG'-'H- chez: Good news from Sp-inz =
field our troops repuised the reoeIs aad We
held the place. The rsbelS are reireaung. /
have three columns goikg towards them.
Gen. brown loses an arm. Ca. U-abh, OF
the l0ih Iowa, succeeds him In command
The troops, including the snro:Ied militia, be-
hayed nobly. --rr--
X. X. CURTIS, Major General.
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THE PoRTER CorRT N.prI,I

Hs gene rally understood that the court In
AAS0r General Fitz JohA Porter's case yo,rd
unanimously on SATURDAY for his entire ae.
qnittai The fact that their Judgment was
feacertd within perhaps an hour ATE, the
Close OF the defence justiiies thus belief
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ue-. Hindman, the Rebel Commander
IA Arkanfas' reper.-1 to have put to death
ten Federal officers, in retaIla-.-- 10, m. 10,
guertllas shot BY Gen. Mcneil In Missouri :
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81 Tom Thumb is about 70 marry Miss La
yinis Warren. dwarf nov on exhibition .,
BaEaumb Museum. us...r"- d"
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LOCAL NEWS.

ALMOST RIoT-Tna morning, two slzys.x
fnIitivee from Mr. T. Beard, or Baird; OF Ma.
Market. Ono OF thafn WIS takes by N r ISftx
parrieE, At the conerof Seventh street so a the
avennei and Mr.. -Dinsmore, said 10 he ths M.
The -arrrst, and called upoa patroimen DsTes
and Dom to arrest Fitzpatrick, cha.rihr his1
win an sssAsit On he nsgrey The OF Gers
ARRESTED for bat The crowd insraasiur Ana
tloekAdiHe the side walk, they acted rr,oa ~
srggesiion OF m of.eeY, and earned Fftzp strlck
fs prisoner And Ar. D.nsnaorr = the ociss OF
Of the ONCE, and mn<A excite x,ent nreyxilsd
The tustins decided thai the negro pn,ory,y
s nS,, Be es.rted 2 ne CenEn.ssicnsr, M,
Phillips, bat sefore tails decision tpeo sfcers al
taken him TO the Fcerth Ward Stst.sn- Nj.
DinsRors Wa reieassd aHon hls own recon-. .
zanos fos furshss AesrinS As HI. D. ZEN fhs
many fassltsnS wsaayks for h.s especial hear- .
Ing. Ths iustlcs kesrtus ~ distuynaa "a. ana
forsseshx Ae probability Of hot rnsAsd ON,
81 9ro NE smos , aaa ~ ps.ssas.on aa.ii-d tbs
Fitzpatrick and 6tAs psfro wsre then bron Snt
eefors tee nassstrsts BY The ps,ins, bat De
aircetrd thsm 10 30 hsSorn Oommissioaar PaI
nPs, Sn ~ nnsy did, and the fugitive was COM
Afser the psrtses bad all drpRr.sd. s.v,rxl
monated men. seld 70 Be OF the Gs vera nsnt
Ia forraapa rrlstavs 70 The case, and we're An !.
fcrmrd What eoune lad ahesn pursued Nv tha
naGhtrate. Thsy then went tow ara the 0 n "a
Of Comm bsSoner Philips, but What their OBJ
Pet wss, or what they accomplished. IA ne,
now The matter VIII be fully in yessgssed,
coub tless- - = II =
-. REV. M CLk4x ps TEE ,PRocLAMA xros.--
yesterday in the Senate chamber, and In closing
took occasion 20 refer 20 the easB ctpatssa
proclamsttoa. He ssid sthas come doubled is
ccnstituttohaiisy.o but " seemed 70 him that II
the proclamation wes not cSnstitutioasl. thea
nothing In this war was; for life, hberty aad
property vers tAken without doe process OF
law, and by The strong arm Of var. r Anything
which would crush the rebellion was con stitu-
hsnAl. III The proelsnAtionr did not .free the
black man u Ut ieast g9ves liberty 70 the north
ern whtte nans for the iasssr Was uow ouc.r rio
eonsutu<301sf obetgAstSu 20 respeex Anf an force
he peculiar insttntion. The refoPsnation dafed
from the time when Lather declared a3oae c>r-
tain great uuths, and 60 ths tndepsndenc~ OF
the United StStes dated rom the prom uIr alton
OF he sdeciarnuon o. aJuly4, tr-i- 80 1oaid
the entire Freedom Of tAecoastTy .and ehe dowa-
fall Of slayrry, date from tannary 4, lsS 4 tbs
day on which President lincoln tssued his
snancipeuoa procInmatiou. e8 ffiW @ -H4o'
CoHrRAnAEpe.-Wilhia fsw dsys past
large npmherr Of consrabands have reached
the city from the front, 90 erowding tae qua
tsrs NJ the camp on north Twslrh strset as ID
render IL necessary 10 erect quito numeer OF
tents outside tbs enclosure Tor thetr aocommo-
0tioa.
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Ell 6fSRss So sSti On GgssffUKS Al.
II HocssEcLb rSrHer.--on vi nspAr
aense 81 the lass Geors. Bsrss, csdsr Grow, %
che ftb ttfeet spt the lxfh stress road q fev sst-
. susntity Of n - -. - :
Cottage Sete, Barsass, Wsshsiandk.
sedst sds. b-dtins Toilet Sea iTsf f r..-
Carpet 0ilsleth Npd Ne tane.r
Danins TsAls, chAlrs, TCreet<r,
leunss Carteins, Stow end 'Eischeu .,nsils.
fegt.hsr vita "a TIE yess.ssies and fsrnirs
feruls: err and under Dash over thai sun o
credit ef ninet, days, for notes besrias Interest
std satisfsrteri,y enaorsed.
HARMON BURNS,
GEoEGE W COCARANX, Ereo,tsr.
j. Hd J. q. ke0CIkM g. Co, Aasts.
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~Wnliam l. Yancey, In . speech inst de-
nvrred brforo The -Alsbsms LeRtslaturS said
Of k0Ancipstten> co. morrow, and pYoclsIm
that be would ophoid slavery, AZ he huds 4, in
the states, the Northern Democracy vouId
rally aroasd bis stan dafd, and war lpon Us %
euforce . ntou upon those Hrns-While the
Aboaitioe Congress- would IT once IN my opia.
- pat stop 20 ths war and make De ace
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MI Jones, in his lecture In New YORK,
sotd ~. srdienee thar in Engisnd thrs~ hundred
InnsFs conroued the Govrrnrant . few
thousand landlords oxnad ths solf-6 - mo-,
eSard oer- fosrthof SCOTLAND, and d We mi uisas
~ adult men had no voice In ths lioysrpmsat
~ Henry Ward Beecher was nearly mosbsd
By me citizens OF Eiiz k~th. NJ u. vhso IA
weat there 10 preach one Of his Aeoiltioo ser.
nons. he had TO hurry away, projected By
- Mr. John Wood made her reAppearsn.s
o. Lara keefs@s Tbexfer In New YorS -.
Aonoay, aAd MAS as briliiznt and dashfur e
ever. .rslA.r- ID rI. f
81 d ~ Reuef,, by he anal decision Of IN.
Court % Appeah Of New YORK STAT rec.aves
e<o,oD accumulsted alirnony from I'd vim Por.
res', And beseeforth the sum Of S400o rear
The Connecticut State twenty y-srv losn
81 I,0s@ six PIT cent. was nearly AL tAEen
by 1hos. W. Oicost- Of Albany, end o. Vaad-r.
silt, OF New York.
81 Mr.. Alsxander Hepburn. cashier Of tas
n. Y. Herald. died on Monday lasx
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
coon NEWS FaoM MISSOURI.

THE RBBELs REPILsRD IN THEIR ATTACK
CPoN SPRINGFIELD. 49,
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FrsArcIAL--Nsw YorR papers Of Saturday
evening say Thu great axcisems.t Of III past
rtv day. u sornsWhas suhstdiae, aad to-day
TIE narkes FOR stocks is down On an average Of
xssS pr cenS TIE qnosAttons for conpoas Of
kskato- Certificates Of Indebsedn>ss % HAe7.
EIcoaaee On London. 80 days. u aas.ed q
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% Tuesday, When the S~nate organised BY
etect,ag John Green, OF Kent, speak1r; Edward
T. Harur, % fusseI, clerk, and Vim Davis.
ton clsrt George " White, sergeant at-ayms
and VIM. Wystf, messenger. The officers OF
both houses are democratic 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12

- Capt Bankhead, Late Of tbs Monitor, has
beea assigned command Of tAs steamer FLORIDA.
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- The Sevsrn river. Maryland, Is alive with
Aucks, and the sporting ssason has fully con-
meAced.
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BOARDING..

DOARDiNG.-Firsteis class Transient aud Table
central iocst,.n:z minutes valt from street. AID
rsilvsy cars. and minutes va't from Capitol, NJ
No 3. north e.st corner III and D. jsf4-sts
ID -- tse2t'
E,OR RENT WITH BoARD-oae suit OF RyDHe
Il and one single ROOM vel farni-ssi, hsvsas
gas hot and cold wat-r. q G., At No. Al street,
cprosits DR. Sunderland d Church. jA9iw'
DOARpIN6-A9S seventeenth ntr,at, 5e.weee
ID and 1, one large Front Room, in n story
Also, two small R0OAS,- now vacant. First clsss
Table Board ~ % per ueet. ~ js'-5s'
L'IRsT-CLASe pURNIsHkB RJUMS, with or
II without Board, Bath Room, Eas, At No ass D
street. between ~ and 81 ST.. 5 doers esics Cisy
HALL healthy lsestion and the very best 81 ae.SA-
tcyhcod. -. -.-... aaT-f~s
BOARDING. Large and we'll Furnished xOoMs
ID for rent with Board. single and comnunics-
ting, one aSusfe from Wiilard8 Hotel. tsSure 1T
Htar Once. No Is
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80 WiGhia q fsw dsys past
large npmherp Of conerabands have reacAed
the city from the 'front.' 90 erowdiag tae qua
tiers NJ the camp on north Twelfth street A. ID
render IL necessary 70 erect quito hummer OF
tents outside the e6 closure Tor their accom- % D
Alton.
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AMERIC AN WATCHES
FOR SOLDIERS
AT REDU CED PRICES.
american Watches for Americans

TnE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice IN at
Trey have lately issned new style OF Watch, s,-
rres1iy deHsn Tor Soldiers ard others no desire
a yced watch n = mo irrate p ice. These watches
are intended to displsee the worthless, cheap
watches of British and Swiss ms nufseturs with
which the eountrysis flooded, and which were never
eiP'ctsa tu Keep lime shen they were made h,sg
refuse nAnuisctuTes sent to this couutry becauis
onssiahn ct home and ussd here only for jocseytn.
and St1snd.,as pa poses. .- -. a..
We offer TO sell oar Watch, which is of rHg xosr
SUBSTANTIAL NAyuYAcrUaE. AZ AeCuaArs xsE, pr.
EABiH Tiskssasss, and In Sterling Silver cases
Hu Ling pattern, st ~ lox price a. is askei for
the trashy Ane,' and LsPiH,, OF foreign make
xlre dy referred ta
We have named the new series o. Watches, wy
EILKRr, Boston, Mass which name viii De- found
on the piass OF every vat h of this manufacture.
and Is one Of orr trademarks
Sold By all respectable Watch Dealers In .he
loyal States. 'asv III.
wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBISS x APPLETON,
Agents for the American watch COMPANY,
- s-ec2m Is3 BK0AD~AY my
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GtCoH Il KAhD BALL
Usage TRIBE, No 8, T. D r. 81
The mem hers Of 0sAQE TRf BE, No. {, &c. z
NJ. respectfully notify their friends, ana the ~
pa alic generally. thai theI will give thei. -
SFCHSp GRAND BALL -
1T TEMPERi S('E HALL CON Il -
tn MONDAY, Ian. I5rT.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, sd siftinz q gentleman
sr6 ladies -
fnr>-r furnished by MT Kshiert
our lsrS friendz are cordially Invited 70 attend
without fur hrr Invitation.
No kats or caps pertsitted In the room,
COMMITTEE af ARRANGEMENTS.
Brcs. T. Whttemore, II. T. walker, B. 4.
pcnaidson aud W y. gigs, of usa-e ribs.
Bro. scott, of Logan Tribe. Georgetown.
Bro. Mi .dleton, OF ruscArora Trise, Navy Yard
jasIt-
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FRINIShL CoUET, January i0.-w, Fsss-
charged with IN assault Wa found not euu.v
W nnrkley, charged with stealing = far
role from John c. Howard, was found not
guilty.
JoetFh thompson, con yicted OF ste-!!ar /.
Ltrsr' u as Eertsn, ed 20 the penlteatlagy far
four yesrs SD six Tnontbs
10. Baltimore, colored. indi.;ed for ma.
slsugntr IN killing W. "a. Bell W u a hrg,n
baEGlH. at Humphreys. fthe uarli-nlsrs Of
Hlle "a We pnbh'h'-d AT the tim. } was 70 aad
not gritty.
Eh Washington. coioTed, charged win stssal
ing vstch from W. ii. Smih, was con rt,s-J
t2Srney karLrs, chargpd with passing 4 a
cGnBt"Tfsit Bots ard attempting 20 PASS n "
others on Robert MoFriscn. /. ns trial
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PAseAsk THBEr.- Friday morning, sons
thief went into the passage OF Mr. C. Forrest,
on the Avenue, between Einetsenth and T w-o-
ueh streets, and sloie hom the rack over
coat and hat. PeTsons viii do we'll % look 10
their Trent doors II they vish 20 escape eAs,
operations OF ibis claSs Of thieyee.
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VT = = TAX NUT1JH. ="
i HE SHIELDS BOYS fake great pleasure In
Amounting Tn their many friends ana ths "A
public in & neral that they intend giving a
their nth Grand Pail, 81 TempersBcs Hal -
on street, between tn ana Iir n sts on -
THURSDAY NIGHT. Jan 27i, ieS3 The Mozart
Bard has been engaged for the occasion. Tickets
ST.. admitting gentleman and lsdirs,
Fou;9.fsise q Ar-Ga gsrTe-fs,
J. Hossn sullivan,
j. flanagan, 7. Dulihanty.
PPsys u ls-St+
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Z LAncESY.-Oa "wednesday Edward OsSo-n,
q soldier, broke open the bog OF q wagon a. oae
OF the wagon park In the First ward, snd etols
slan kst, cvrrcost and hsipr. We vss srr>~t-
ed by Onicer Stinchcome. and committed 70 jal
by Justice Drury ...-.....
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THAT PLAcPIs STR POSSESSION. !.

GEN. CURTIS SENDS OFT TROOPS IN PCR-
SUIT OF THE RETRBATIS6 ENEMY
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BALLS PARTIES. &c.

A SEIyERsARY FALL FRANKLIN FIRM
"A COhPANf.-Thc me IN bers al the Frank. A
IN fire Company respect uily inform thei- ~
frie nds and the public tina: the yai d ANNA IL
Ball Of the COMPANY will Re siveu On MoH-;xA
pA!kIENlNG. snusry 18th hos, in Ternpsi sucs
In charge, pledge themselves that EXP
psint wall be pared In making this "a. Ball of t.
fSrson. The best music has been ensas-f. We
wou t ndsr cordial in citation to i.r m.ny i.ty
friends OF the company Win have 81, often roanred
with their presence. No hats or caps silo~e, IN
the room Ticktts 3 !, admitting gsuta IN and
ladies' Tickets can be procured at tn princin,l
hotels and music stores. ofths msnb eTs OF the
ccnreny.
Committee IF argoHgenl.nfs.-Rott. y. Moonsy
John MsdaoI VIM Cram pton ia ,ob 3 Co tding-
lin. L. ". Dorsey j. L. cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12

HAyy RoBsnay.-On Saturday uish. NJ
Jchn srfth, VIE keeps . tavern on T. .tr--s
so~ta, bstsess Eighth and Pia N s.ree.. ra-.
cHrsverrd that q room IA his hopse had BE a
shisrt d tHrLas As day or evening Asd his IN Z
And dat OF hosrder BROKEN open and roboet-
eSsrder Of shoatsi-a NJ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12

Row AND THEFT-On SATURDAY. nirh, f,nr
co4cifd inrn Sr"t 20 the house Of Roi,-rt FsY.
Tor, coiored man, and kicked up a roa r,tA
LIN and others WHO were there, and LEFT. but
ait they had gone 8 brass watch syaE --fsss4'
when HSs found \ short time afterwards hid
near Tie gate. Cheers WAliing aRd JilnrEr
arrested VIM. Dungop and Apdr W Jackson On
We charge OF the lSrcrnv, and took them hef,rz
Justice Gull. hat the eviaruoe icing fnsu f.ielsat
70 sns'ain that charge, hey were Dismissed
sra nned s2-Je each for disorderiy conduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12

RscEcfrs, Ac-Sincs saturday. the feiIsw-
icavalry; 81 for isnsh n Y; for sth " Y. u tsr
I'd r. r.; aexohsnged prisoners rom Asnae-
oils, IN % con vaJcec~nts from rhfiadrtphfs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12

EhWElFTLkeRY's SUco " Tar-
tor, b%q. OF Dsio, has bA<n named ~ the Pre-
tdest 20 The Senass ~ Mr.. WhitslsssyAs sseoss-
sor as rirSt Comptroller Of the Treasury. He
has long been honorzbiy connected with the
financial bu<iness Of he Stae Of Ohio MI
Ohio. ~" sl-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12

SMALL PoI.-Thrrc ara at pre-ent In the
sraIl- Pc. hospital for son;rssands, q short
Se~nce horta or the camp, rs cases or this
ctsease- which have beee sent frox, All nar,s
of ths Di-triet. Tbenupb-r OF deaths. how.
ever, are quitr small, but g. having fares pisc4
sihes me disesss broke oat, shout txo rneuths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12

pBEY A. sHINS,
IA tsuooHssoR TO AAsY sHIss,l
Manufacturer Of
PR hI Q NJ MINERAL WATERS:
BeTrLER OF IRE CHOICEST DoEssFIG
ALE AND POR TER.
Wholesale Dealer in s.. .s-.
CLARIFIRD CIHES;
Agent for
MASSEY, COLLINS q Cos
PHILApkLPH1A DkAUGHr ALa
A5D GP RaLrz's
CELEBRATEB LAGER BIER .--
And aIso
Turner Brothers Ginger Wine Blackberry, Gin
ger and Che ~ o. andes; stomach slough
ton and Forest Wine Ritter.. &c, &c,
~ Orders given to rlS drivers, or sent By mail,
pram pity attended 70.
Goods delivered il al parts OF Washington and
GeorEetovn, free Q charge. 800
Terms, CssH on delivery.
RILEY 4. SHINs
Union Bottiins Depot
ts7 81 Green street, Georggto~u q. Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12

Hn Vndssdgned, shansfai fos ne llser.i n.
fsrm 81. q s. ana ,rs sSa Y ssy; 70 tn
s Il s.s; Il sScns .ss sost Odd 2
yania avenue asd liza ssrrst. THKnH yRW IA.
81. s Ss,9 Pc s:sc. .nd ore Isskss Aso, Pf-
most extensive In this eity e kar~S hv str;e A.
s ss1sas1 i. = his business ssris
= Zee s-eofx ,sEA0Io .s5Sss hs .. ". AAAf.