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TENNESSEE BRANCH
~ Pnx
NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY
CONDUCTED sT
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
WASHINGTON, D. o.
CHARLES II. GREEN, Agent
No. 3S, Cherry Street, Nashville, Team.
TENNESSEE BRANCH
No. SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Team.

THIS AGENCY possesses pcculiar faeilitiea for .b
Il successful prosecution and settlements OF D.
mands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, Its conductors having had sevsrs
years. experience in the management oT claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the Exeou
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor
oughly acquainted and fimiliar vita the laws Auo
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will DO 81 cen to oases arisp,
out Of the present war, including the accounts
States, Contractors, and Distressing Officers Of tb.
War and Navy Departments, and for - Collect.
ing, Drilling, and Organising Vol.
unteers,p the Reimbursement Of which is author
lied by an acs az Congress-; CLAIMS FOR INDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOB
PUBLIC USES, OR For DAMAGES 10 suOB
PROPERTY, for Horses lost in the service, and TO,
military Pay, Pensions, and BOunty
Land.
We give special attention 20 procuring Pen.
siOns, ROu ties, ETC., aocruiug to SOLDIER
who have been wounded, contraeted d,eass, or tn,
families Of such have died. been killed while In
the discharge of their line OF dirty such during til
present war
Special care will also be given to claims which
have been heretofore X elected or Suspended
by the Departments or ne flcientIY Managed
Prompt attention also given to the collection %
ouartermaster's Receipts given for Property take,
for the Of the Army, to arranging Accounts Will
and collecting Claims against the ouartermasters De-
pArtment.
All Claims placed in hands receive our Promp,
Personal Attention, thereby securing Insuy
which, in the hands Of Attorney at any dista D,
| point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily ht,,
| course with all the Departments enables us In BE-.
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily thu.
where al communication and other necessary detai
must be conducted through the mails.
To this end, solicit you to forward to us any o.
all of such character you may from time to tim,
have presented, and, as is our custom, we will fur
nsh you with all the necessary blanks, and, wbei
| required, instructions.
No charge made In any case unless successful.
! Address: CHARLES II. GREEN,
No, 80 Cherry Street,
IL
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Sale of Furniture.

7 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE, ON NEXT
L Tuesday, the 18th inst, all Of my Household
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in part Of Parlor
and Bedroom Furniture, Carpets, Table Ware, and
Kitclbn Furniture. This will be good opportunity
for families to supply themselves.
All good currency will DO taken In payment for
purchases.
Sc Sale positive, without reserve TO commence
az o O'Clock. JAMES WIRELESS,
North Cherry street,
Jan8-lw Next door 10 Dr. h. o. K Martins
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HORSES WANTED.

CAVALRY HORSES WANTED, for ~
~ which We will pay the highest market kEAAIN
rear. old, fifteen hands high, aud Of dark coors.
DB-Appy at tho stable Of d. & A. HENDERSON ,
Sherry street whore either Of tn undersigned may be
;sund T.LEAYEt,
Dec BIN ~. s. LYTER.
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ADVERTISERS in DETAIL
rasRArEs WILL BE As FOLLOWS;

Advertisements occupying any Special position in
side 20 per cent additional special position outside
10 pur cent.
~ Advertisements inserted IN the Local Column
charged at he rate Of twenty cents per line.
Changes may be made periodically when agreed
upon; but every such change Will involve extra
pense TO be paid for by the advertiser.
So AdUertisers epcesdng e space contracted for oH
Be charged for The eroess.
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FOU n d.

a DUE BILL, GIVEN by SAMUEL BURNS
N a. g. h. Finley, for sIl3 %. The owner can
aaSs Gho came by calling At this ofice aud paying
Essg tiis advertisement, lIand-St
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FOU N d,
Picture Car For Sale.
$50 REWARD,

ESrH rnT RETURN or A DARK 6zErv-Yy'
S.,,v Pocket Book, containing about 80 ~
Ei0o. loi,, On the 2nd Qf January, s'rne VA,
vya. p, R,e,veen Church and Line streets s42AasAA
Tflc frder will receive the above reward ny le"
V,g s al tnis once. [JAn4-1w
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FOR 2 I'm ~

-&gV ANTHOR Me-" A wELL.KHoWN
T. N Mare, within mile II the CAPITOL In North
Nashville, is for rent on reasonable terms for the
EPoAI eSC3;
ALSO,
va ssorcroum, below ami above, on the corner
30 UEion street and Printers alley, noNt door TO G..
III Wessel's Confectionery establishment.
aTsb' hprly to
Voeoao-lN n, NELSON, agent.
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To Lessees Of Market Stalls, and

aNVHY FIRST ASSISTANT CLERk OF THE MAN
II set requests the attention OF all persons Ocon'
syane sta II In tie Markethoute, ~ well ~ OF uoee
SsrtpR a. lease snch stslls 10 the sth tection OF a
snt entitled aAn Act 10 bring Into one Tie several
tssp roafia ~ TO the Marke-bouse." which reads ~
fs1lOvs
e~a $ IN Ur before the first day OF january, In
,sarh yeay the First Assistant Clerk Of the Market
rA,su lease out the stalls 81 tie market, under the
Iayor's aiycction He ehal take from each lessee
asse With good security, 10 I've approved by the MAY
ar - the payment Of the rent quarterly in advance
nm form d Inc lrase snail be made out by the Re
ngder-
Applications may he made 10 the undersigned, al
k6pS6Fo, iu the Market h0use
THOMAS MCCARTHY,
lgfnl Assistant Clerk cf the harket-House
saOg. ef-f jan.
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NOTICEi

UNION BANK or TENNEsSEEl
NASHVILLE, Dec End, 1882.
AN ELECTION FOR ELEVEN DIRECTORS,
IA 10 serve the coming year, will be held At the
Banking House, on MoEDAY, the 9th day Of January
next
Dccl-Im CORRE CJsAteT.
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10 s II.

NTEAR OR ~ THE LOUISVILLE pEroT LAST
Nv Evening, light brow fur cape. liberal
suuEsd wil be pail the hu",t 10y leaving IT at this
HGFsr janl3 IT'S
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SCHOOL NOTICE. -

a HRHYBY ANNOUNCE TO NY. SCHOLARS
( "A tbat I have secured pleasaht and commodloHs
r,oz,s a. No 80 Cedvr street, between Summer ana
ssseyry frr MARITIME former residence) whero viii
rs.opan my school, % MospAY next, the 18th inst,
"a O'Clock. ,r.r.,,
lauIf-stT H. INhhAf'
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@t2ES RE- a,

n HAVE FOUR TWO-STOBY BRICK HOUSES
l. fsr rent for 1863, near the Reservoir,
~ lebanon pike. These are very comfortable hOus-
eg have each eight rooms, q coal house, abund-
ant supply ut hydraut water, and are so admirably
sUcEatrd for obtaining supplies that tenants have
rarelY o. send 90 market, finding one right at their
doors.
Z refer 20 Mr.. bYER PEARL, cry Bank and Mr.
SEAFFITII firm Of griffith * Parsons, for any further
fav matt on, they being tenants for the present year.
&ast $780, payable quarterly. Notes, well indorsed,
Gfm bo required Renters can apply to any after
Ds0u, at my residence, On Lebanon pike,
. NcvIt- dw NJ, q. h, CLAIBORNE.
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LOS II,

ON FRIDAY, THE 0rH INST, oEKxRrvvyvvw
~ Deaderck or Union street, or be. sVS5i
tween the two streets, BUCKSKINIE 3s
POCKET-B0OK, with a clasp, containing v2AA4La-1AS
between s. and $l3, principally in Greenbaoks, with
some change; also, a Note on Mr. Hubert, for SIS
and 90 endorsed on It also, Breastpin, with the
pin brokeni
will give IS 10 any person who will return II n
the Usion - Once, with the contents.
W. y. SCRIBNER,
JanIO-9t Private 6lst Illinois Reg
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WAT 'TED.

n WISH TO HIRE GOOD COOK, WASHER
Al. and lRONER, for the year 1868, Tor which /
Nyiai give far price and good, permanent home.
An Brifh girl preferred The beet Of references must
No given, as none other need apply Can on the un-
aeuyagped, at No. n Public square.
Ran. let, 1863 lw NJ T.. ALEXANDER.
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LOST.

eSa SUNDAY NIGHT OR MONDAY MORNING,
W tle 12h inst. . Pocket Book containing
yusan IN fiJ from Hiram Edmonds 20 myself, =
4zsaca for ee0on tho Cafe Bank, payable 20 myself
aud n1fne Is 10 money. will give - besides the
soney In the Pocket Book, " any ono who VIII leave
az with the contents, 81 tho UEIon once ~
lar. 1859 HERBERT wBYMAE.
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Announcements of Candidates.

Announcements of Candidates.
For sTArE ofS1oEm. 49,. ........Sl0 90
~ COUNff ''''''s.s .'.s'.''''t o w
a" Cry " ..... see. ............... 3 90
aness by specia agreement
We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
ABOVE rates 10 which wa bind ourselves strictly 10
adhere.
VIM CAMERON, for the Union
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dispatch
EAsHvnLH, Tenn, July II, 1882.
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Marriage and Funeral Notices,
When exceeding FIVE lines, Slll be charged at the
usual advertising rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-29
AFFAIRS THE EPENISSTIA

YORKTOWN, Va, jan. 26.-Last week two
desert rs who came into our lines reported that
Gen. Wise, with eight thousand men, was
within SIX miles OF " illIams burg, and adyanc-
ing on Norktown, TO take revenge for the late
RAID n ade by he Sixth New York cavalry TO
thu Willie House
Every one " as in excellent spirits immedi-
sttly On ,ceipt of the news, and all seemed
ANXIOUS for the attack to take place. The guns
were prep I'd and every thing made ready
for action; b It the brave soldiers that were so
anx!ously waiting the opportunity TO dis
tneuish themselves, Were doomed TO disap-
pcintment, for Gen. Wise, fearing TO approach
any nearer in the range OF Major Gen. Keys's
guns, r. tired 10 doubt perfectly satisfied in his
desire for vengeance by declaring that he will
hang every officer that accompanied the late
expedition. But, as the gallant Major who
was in command, says, they have got TO be
taken before they can De hung. There are a
number Of large and unserviceable guns in the
fort that are being shipped to Fortress Monroe,
where they win be used for old iron.
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THE RAPPAHANNOCk ARMY.

The editor of the New York Times writes
from the seat of war a very sad picture OF the
condition Of the army:
The Army of the Potomac (he .ays) is like
the soil Of Virginia; the upper crust is hard,
but thin; q little rain soaks il and underneath
lies treacherous quicksand. Break through
the crust and you sink instantly 10 a depth
which makes movement impossible. A good
deal has been said OF the Generalization of the
amy. The word is too strong. II does not ap-
ply TO the mass OF the army at all. But il does
apply te good many Of the officers. They are
deRoTGlteed In every sense of the word, and they
are source OF discouragement-of discomfort
to their euborGinates and To the ranks. do
Eot hesitate TO say tkat the failure of this latest
movement was due, primarily and mainly to
the tHSUGOrdinotson-thew word Is not too strong
of some of the Generals in command under
Burnside. i ask no better evidence OF this than
The language openly held by them in presence
OF their subordinates, of newspaper reporters
and OF all who choose TO listen, before the move
n' ut, while ii was In progress and after il had
been abandoned.
luI,ss common report, which receives the
CountenanCe if not the distinct confirmation of
the officers most concerned il entirely at fault,
The Commanding General was overwhelmed
" ith protests from his subordinates against his
movements, after they had been decided upon.
and with exaggerated and untrue reports of the
obs IA Cles in his way. So far as know, no one
o! them went so far as to refuse obedience to his
Cers; but every thing short of that which Of
fcers could do to enbarrass and thwart his
plans Mas done, and done, too, rs on some pre-
NIous occasion, with effect and success. As
every one knows, the re Is a kind OF obedience
worse in its results than HAT refusal, for il
le2v s the commanding officer without a rem
ely. While it answers in form all the re-
Quirements of the service, il insures, by its
a. ing, half hearted and possibly premeditated
int m ncy, the failure OF the plan which IL
rrett ds 10 second.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPArCHEs.l
FROM THE ARMY OF THE P0TOMAC-

The following is the oficial order in regard
TO The recent changes in the Army OF the
Potomac:
Headquarters Of thr Array, War Department,
Adj't Ge~erors 0Ece, Washington, Jan 2s, 1865
Ge",roI Order, No 2O-The President of th,.
United Sta es has directed:
First That Major General A. E. Burnside,
q: his OVID reQUast, b. relieved from the com
nand OF the Army OF the Potomac.
Second-Ihat Ma jcr General =. v. Sumner
AT his own request, be relieved from duty in
the Army OF the Potomac.
Ihird-1hat Major General w IL Franklin
He relieved from duty in the Army OF the
Fourtb-Tha, Major General ]. Hooker b.
Potomac
The officers relieved as above will report in
person TO the Afjuta Mt General of the Army.
by order OF the Secretary Of War:
i. ID. TOWNSEND, Assist AdIt Genl
rAEEwELL ADDRESS GENERAL FRANKLIN
The following is The fareweil address of Gen.
tIanklin upon leaving his Grand Division
When the General came ont from his ouarters
10 proceed TO the railroad station, he found as
sembled caNalcade OF two hundred of the off,
GERS OF the division. who escorted him to the
cars:
HEADQUARTERS LEPT GRAND Dtvrsrox
Jan. 2G, ls63-To the Oeicers and Me-s OF TIE Left
Grand Otristos. In obedience TO the order OF the
hlehest authority. the undersigned reIinq uishes
the command OF the Left Grand Division He
does SO with sincere regret His connection
with the command has been ever pleasant The
prompt ooedlence and cheerful cooperation
you have tan times rendered, your patient en-.
duraflce upon thr march, your steady bray very
upon the field, thc manly determination with
which on havreEc"untered and overcome the
danri rs and hardships of several irving cam
palens, c. ommand his admiration and gratitude
All OF You are endeared to him by gallant
conduct and loyal service, and most OF you by
the memories of many battle fields and the
proud recollection that frcm none of them have
you been driven back. BY these common me-
mor's he eIhorts you TO prove true and fight
gallantly In the future, as you have ever fought
In the past, for the great cause IN which Won
are engaged, believing that for yourselves Won
will win imperishable fame, tor youf country
final and enduring victory.
In seyering a connection which you have
MADE so dear, ne a. Ks that no one will believe
that he voluntarily parts with you IN the face
OF the enemy. w. Il. FRANKLIN,
Major General Volunteers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-29

~ The late DR.. Beecher's estate IN New Ha-
ven has been purchased by The Catholics, who
will erect an educational institution upon a.
At one period OF his life, DIR. Beecher made
himself very popular by a series Of lectures
against the Catholic religion.
s-The Emperor has just sent TO Mexico one
CT his ordnance officers, the Marquis DE Galh-
fet, as an agent TO collect testimony for his pm
vate use. The Emperor seems At last 10 have
got il through his head that he has been Erossly
deceived III the Mexican exp, dItion.
S-A poor but honest stone cutter Ia Port
Byron, Connecticut, has iust received intell-
gence that a fortune Of 50 loo In I'D be await
ing his order al the bank of Dublin. A wind
iall.
~ Roman society has been thrown into grIef
bN the d. ath OF The eldest daughter Of Prince
AIGebraEdiIL the niece OF Prince BoIgheee,
and grand daughter of the Prince Of Aren-
teTg.
~ The negro being, according 20 the Doe
tTiue OF the Admins tration, '0n American cit
iYen." the Detroit Free Press ls anNtouely o4s
cussIng his eligibility 10 the PresioeDey.
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PROPOSALS.
RoPOs SAILS FOR ICR.

MEDICAL pUavsyeR's OFFICE,
sr.,.n p,o,os, VIZ; K;qq;sss,rs.cr; 81 Jan: 2 isss
snti hondsy the sd day Of EebrusrY. isss At
iHsys I've, 81, s:!oes y 70, ialnihins Tie Medical
ns4 vith supply Of pure ICE. to ;. d ss!irsred Il
''s 'Iaa R;i:s5 hs:s s':s.s sousi s's Carolina.
ssr9s.: ssTSsI.k koSTos, kSDT;s FsTS.;sa; vif.;n;..
Hsn.se:ls Florida.
Ssshviile, Tennassaa.
ct. Louis, Missouri,
WASH D stcn, District Of Columbia.
Memphis. Tennessee.
Az the suan:i;y r.aairea at tho rospse.ira pas.s
tity Of ice they can furnish WHARF it il gathered
Price per ton of zVG lbs, ana within what period
though It is desirable that bidders should propose
q IuInlsh TIE vhol. amount reqnired At any one OF
Biddera viii r,st- what facilities they possess. il
Ior storing she ice at she pests they propose to
The ice ust be of the best quality bjscs to the
tbrp anc aipfosri OF the in ehsrse o:
post ONCE ado ress OF the bidder must appear in the
Ifs bid is made in the name of firm the names
81 all the parties must .ppear or the bid viii se
eocsiaered .s the individual proposal Of the party
Proposals from di.oynl pa-i,. ,oi.! no. b. sossia-
red. AND AZ OATH OF ALLEGIANCE MUST ACCOMPANY
Proposals II: ust bn addressed to HrxRY JoBysoy
n s f.. g; and Acting Medical Purve,or,
.PEannssaih tiSh -, Sna should be plainly marked
The ability of the bidder TO ill the contract
should il be awarded to him, raust he guaranteed
by two responsible persons whose signatures are
De appended to the gusrsn tee, and ssd guarantees
must accompany th- bid
The responsibility of the guarsntOrs must be
shown bg the ofeia! certificate Of the Clerk of the
sesrest District Court or Of the United States Dis
srict Attorney
Bonds in TIE sum ofsvs thousand dollars, signed
BY the contractor and bot his 2uarartors will be
feeulred OF the successful bidder upon signing the
contract.
Form Of Gaasnntes.
We,-, of the county Of, and State Of.
and -, of the county Of, and State of, do
hereby guarantee that is able to fuI6i the
contract in accordance with the terms o. his pro-
position, and that, should his proposition be &C
oapted. he will at ence enter into contract in
>orGance herewith
should the contract be awarded him. we are pre-
pared to become his securities
ITO this guarantee must be appended the on cisl
certificate above mentioned.l
The Surgeon General reserves to himself the
rishs TO reject nil bids that no may deem too
high unsuitable
HENRY JOHNSON, M SIX. U.s.A.
ia q dtFeZ3 Acting Medical Purveyor
Papers authorized to pu blish Government ad
yertlsements oteaGe
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FROM FORTRESS moHRoF

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 27-The steamer
Illinois, with troops, left here yesterday
When off Cape Henry one Of the soldiers fell
oNerbo ard and was lost.
The steamer Rhode Island arrived here this
morning from the Southern blockading feet
and reports passing the frigate New Ironsides
OF Charleston. All right.
The Vanderbilt is now 81 anchor in the
roads, taking in coal.
The iron clad Weehawken is at Newport
News.
The bark Henry Lee, from Palermo for New
York, with cargo of fruit, was found 25 miles
from Cape Henry to-day, in disabled condi-
ton, with loss of foremast, and towed into
HAMPTON roads
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THE WAR On THE MISSISSIPPI.
Movements Against Vick.burs-The Reb.

els Concentrating for It's Defense.
CAIRO, jan 2S.-The steamer Ruth has ar
rived from Memphis. Our troops were being
trans ferr'd 10 transports and sent to Milliken's
Bend, La, on the west eide OF the Missis-
sippi river. General Grant ex xpeeted TO move
Oh the 9th.
The Memphis Bulletin, OF Monday, has
Southern news of the 18th instant General
Joe Johnston commands the whole Western
department, and is marching with an i'm
mense force 10 Nichsburg. 1t is brlicyed that
JoE aston can concentrate i50Os0 men for the
defense or Ficksturg The rebels have de-
Trimmed TO stake everything 10 hold Vicks-
burg and Port Hudson, and keep open their
communication between Louisiana, Arkan-
sas, and Texas. The rebel fortifications at
Port Hudson are complete, and they feel very
confident they can hold that place and vicks-
burg.
The latest advices say that Gen. McCler-
GaDd's forces and Gem. Porter's SQUADRON
have reached Young's Point, only twenty
miles above Nicksbury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-29

HALL OF BEAUTY
MOST MORAL AND INTELLECTUAL ENTER
TAINMENT IN THE CITY
CROWDED NIGHTLY
Ensasssmept, fer q q one ss week only, of
r,.. NILE HELENE,
American Stage.
CONTINUED Led. success Gee Of the beautiful
Entitled By the press and public the Queen of Song
Re hnsaSsRers' EF T' % fSr Gns sSrTH REX 'niy,o
The celebrated and talented Artistic.
MR.. george WINsHIP.
sd week of tie graceful and charming Danseuse,
MILE LIZEcfE.
W g. BuDwORTH,
The renowned and talented Negro Actor
BOB BUTLER,
The Humorist and Psntomimist
Continued success Of Prof
BEN YATES
And his famous Corps de Ballet of Twenty eautful
Young Ladies.
MISS ADA TEsMAE, the beautiful and pleasing
Comic singer. pXnL BkRGEk the fsvorite Actor a0r
and Vocalist. JAMsS PILGKIM, the Well known
huthor and Aetpr IHs RIuHkAsY: the famous
NILE GERALDINE, the fascinating DAnseuse.
MISS 4. FLORENCE. the Little Favorite MISS
CHARLES, the Favorite Actress and Popular Dan
sense; Miss julia MArsh Mis-. Edith Whiting,
Miss julia Rose, Miss Emma styne. : ana Forty
other Artists, who viii appear ehasie and briiii
TALENT OF ALL NATIONS
CHANGE OF FPROGRANME NIGHTLY
PEIcIs OF ApNIssIoS.-Parquette and Family
Circle u cents Orchestra Chairs, 50 cents; Single
six persons.) S5; Colored Circle Is cent?
Doors open at 6x CLOCK commence at o elk.
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Arrest of an Editor.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2S.-A. ID. Boileau, pro-
prCtor OF the Evening Journal, was arrested
last night by order of the Government and
taken 10 Washington T.. w. Carr, of the same
paper, was also arrested, but subsequ quently re-
leased. The provost guard has possession OF
the EVening Journal office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-29
%Mr. NJ

@Mr. Mason Jones, the orator, seems %
have taken the measure OF the Bostonians very
shrewdly. Desiring 70 profitably employ q
Sunday night, he announced for last evening
at the fremont Temple Boston Exeter Hall)
q lecture on the Life and Character of So
Paul the anniversary Of whose miraculous
con version occurred yesterday. "Sacred mus q
by the choir before and after the Grafton"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-29
Gems. Mcclellan and Burnside.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-Gen. Burnside was
waited on by Gen. Mcclellan last night on his
arrival here. The greeting was most cordial.
Gen. Burnside will be serenaded to night Gen.
Mcclellan lett for Boston this norning, and
received a spontaneous ovation at Springfield
NJ
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nsLAwARE STATE LOTTERY.
BRILLIART S'CHEHEl
2lS PRIZES or 950O,

Second Capital Prize. -7 $50 Dollars
Lowest Three Nun Der Prize y 90 Dollars
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY
Authorized by An Act for the Esosuras.uent of
Internal improvements in the
State CT Delaware -
JOHN 4 NORRIS L CO. Nanagers
CL!ss 81. TO be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware,
January slst, 1853.
SCHEMk