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WAllAHrKD TO CURBIH Blk DAYS. DR. Godfrey
Antidots An English Specific Of siIty-dve years
standing, win cure Gono,yhoa IN say days. No
shangs ofdist REQUIRED; Price 81 per bottle. Sold
Washiuston. and Henry Cook .exandria. 10 Sly
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lust RECEIVED

lust RECEIVED,
FROM NEW YORK,
A large lot Of Ladies and Misses FELT HATS,
unIrimu ed in all the new shapes.
Selling for 81. 81 worth IS, extra hne S25' worth
81. At the New York Millinery Ro ms,
No. 4, Market Space,
nov l7-lw- up stairs, first floor.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Washington County, in the District of Column
bia letters Parliamentary ON the personal estate of
Mary Ann Elvsns. late OF Washington City. D.
O., deceased All persons having claims against
the same, with the vouchers thereof. to the sub
scriber, on before the 18th day of Nov. next:
they may otherwise by Jaw be excluded from all
benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 55th day of Nov 1854,
nov l6-IaW3w JOHN X. ELVANS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

CARD-Drs. Hunter Il Williams, authors
of the letters on Pulmonary Diseases pub
lished in the newspapers, will visit Wash
iDgton professionally on Saturday next. Goth
instant, and may be consulted at 200 Penn'a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

On Tuesday, the sd instant, of chronic Group,
GEORGE THEODORE, youngest child of Richard
and Bsrbsry Evans aged is months.
The friends of the family are respectfully in.
O'clock from bis parents residence, corner LIST and
streets south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

THE CooUETTE ASSEMBLY give a grand ball
tomorrow evening at Temperance Hall E.
street, for the benefit OF drafted member
Help him out Of the cold, friends. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

No MARKET TOMORROW MoRNING.-To-
morrow being Thanksgiving Day, there will be
no market At the Center Market-house, but one
Will be held this evening instead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23
RY J. O. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
SMALL COTTAGE FARM EAST OF THE CAPT.
TOT. R0R SALE

On MONDAY. November 18th, at IL o'clock m .
on the premises We shall sell Lots No. l6 Il, B
and 10, in square No. LII. situated at the corner
efsouth street and 18th street east, fronting iE
feet on south stree and lSl feet inches 18th
street east, containing 81 900 square fest and i'm
proved by snug Frame Cottage containing six
rooms Car iage House, Barn, &c, surrounded By
fruit trees, vines. X c.. from Mr. sauls nursery.
photograph of the buildings can be seen at the
auctinn rooms.
Terms One half cash; the erainder in six
and twelve months. with interest, secured By q
deed of trust on the premises.
~ Immediate possession given.
no Is eo&ds j. @. MCGUIRE & CO., AucU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-Kate Bar
ton, Rebecca James. Annie Smith, disorderly;
81 each. George Ward, do and drunk; dis
missed. George Phenix, do; 81. VIM. Nor
ris, drunk: sl9i. James II. Tippet, do; mil
itary. Cbas. Williams, disorderly; -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

A LuSATIC AT LARsR-A lunatic named
Charles Morrison was found at large in Union =
town by Officer Anderson, OF the first precinct,
and conveyed TO the insane asylum, where he
was duly cared for.
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TUHE OIDEsr HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THE
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Ia enlarged to double Its former capacity.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,

(OfNH Pa, 40. 9Nd IIbH ~, WdSAtHeIoH, u, Z.
This hotel the oldest conducted on the European
plan in this city, as beel enlarged and a a a
improved in every z sy necessary for the EA
Thankfui Cor tia patronage already received. the
proprietor hopes that By attention 70 eusiness No
Gnsstsvll Only be charged with what they receive.
Do 4.tf P. IMRIoH, Proprietor.
Str1tLARD's LIFE ANDCAMPAIGRso or GEN.
nard's Review Of Mcclellan Report; Language Of
Flowers, oolored plates; Enoch Arden. ky Tesny-
son ohristssh IaAs1: 1ssp: sssSS: k !. 1h rspnsS
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! JoR-HOUsEMOYING

n
Proposals will be received for moving House
No. !, ct Kendall Green. along Village street
few hundred yards, to Lot Ne. ., near the rail-
road. -. -. ..tf .r
Proposals viii also be received for taking down
sad House and puttipg II up again On lot No.
Address A. KENDALL through the " hinSton
Post o0cs. = nov INV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

Gov. MORTON, OF Indiana, is at the National
Hotel; also, Hon. J. +. Kinney, OF Utah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

SAbE.
by virtue or decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
DistrIct OF ColUmb is made in the cause of Mysrs
Sno al VS. Parsons, and al, in equity, and dated
NSTSSEmosr 1861; i will offer at auction. on WE'D
NEsDA1 the 9th of NovAm Der, at o o'clock D. m u,
on tie premises, the following Lots of ground in
Part OF Lots Nos. % spd %, in Realty & Hsvkius'
hddItion TO GeorE town, fronting about lSs feet
on high street, near First street, improved By
two story Frame Building
Immediately after the above
,fatt OF Lot No. 81 IN Threlkeld' Addition, at
tse corner of Second and Lingsn streets fronting
about 65 fs.t the former and 60 feet ON the lat
House. - WV 'ofS
Term of sale One third OF the purchase money
70 De paid n cash; and the residue in two equal
instruments At land II mouths With inter est TO be
SECURED by approved notes with reserved lien.
The terms of sale must be complied with in one
week after sale the property may be re. sold at
notice
Conveyancing and stamps at the purchasers
cost. WALTER cox Trustee
nov SStaw3W Intel. I THOS DOWNING Auct
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MARRIED.,
DIED.,

uOn the 22d inst, by the Rev. Father MoCarty
SMITREY HOLLEY to SUSAN KENDEL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

MARINI's FASHIoNABLE
lVl DANCING ACADEMY
PROP. MARINI wishes to inform his nu- "A
merous friends and the public in general,
that his Second Quarter will commence on Sl3
THURSDAY, December LIST. -
DAYS AND Hours OF TuIrIoN.-Por Ladies', Miss
es ant Masters-Tuesdays, Thur avs and Frida avs,
from 5 to 5p; m, For Gentlsmsn-TussdSys Thurs
so s given at any time desired, 70 psrtie ulars
please call at the Academy during school hours or
address By mail. nov 49, I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SILVER PLATED Bells, Cups, Spoons, No. AIS
Penn sy., near AZ 81. IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

MARINI'S SOIREEs.-On Friday night Prof.
Marin gives the next of his delightful and
popular series of semi m onthly solreas, at his
Dancing Academy, Temperance Hall. All
who can should avail themselves of the oppor-
unity 10 be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

PAY UP AND SAVE YOURSELVES TROUBLE.
See announcement else where headed especial
Income OF five per cent" Those who wish to
save themselves trouble and loss, and 70 avoid
a crowd, had better not defer payment till
the last day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

MAYNARD SoCIALs.-The embers of this
association will give their second grand an
nuaI ball at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy-Yard.
this evening. The Socials insure a good time
70 night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

DRAFT BALL.-A ball will be given at Island
Hall Tomorrow evening, for a drafted police
man land an excellent officer he is) Of the
Seventh Ward. Buy your tickets and attend,
for we need sill our policemen, and more
bt sides
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

TRtsTEEs SALE Of i sETsSTY
Toll, II AND / STREETS NORTH AND 1sT
STREET EAST, IN THEIMMEDIATE NEIGH
BORHU00 OF ST ALOYSlUS CHURCH AND
THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the SDth inst,
at clock, on the premises 10 virtue of deed Of
trust duly executed to me, and recorded in the
land records this county the Sd day of
1874 all sell
Lot. No 81 to So. on North Capitol street,
between Fl and streets north. each Lot bein
about % feet in front by 100 feet in depth to an
alley
Lots No. 9 TO g. on street north, between
North Capitol and LIST street east efch lot being %
feet IN trent by IA feet in depth TO thrty-fcet
alley, will outlets on Ii and streets.
Lots No. 49 to IS, on street north, between
North Capitol and LIST street east, each lot being
alley, with outlets on and str cts; and
Lots No. IS to IS, and also Lot No l, on lst
street east, between I'll and streets north. each
lot being about - feet in front BY 10 feet depth
These lots are located in q most desirable and
rapidly approving part of the city and present an
opportunity for safe and good investment.
Terms: third cash; the remainder in s and
II months with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
,Conveyances and stamps st the cost of the pus-
chaser
A payment of S25 Oh each Lot will be required at
the time of sale.
Should the terms of sale not be complied with
within W days after the SALE the Trustee
expense of the deaulting pu rchaser. one week Is
notice published in one Of the daily papers in this
nov rs-d GREEN ( WILLIAMS, Gacts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

ENGINE COMPANY BALL.-The members OF
Engine Company No. Will give their first
grand ball at Stott's Hall, corner Of both street
and Pennsylvania avenue, for the benefit Of a
drafted member, on Monday evening next. A
good brass and string band has been engaged
Tor the occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

FAIR.-Tne fair held by the ladies OF ST
PauI's English Lutheran Church, in their lee
ture- room, corner OF llth and Ct streets, for the
benefit OF the Protestant Orphan Asylum, is
now open. Pay them visit and help along
the good cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

coop BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
ON NINTH STREET WEST BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTH
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 25th, at AZ
O'Clock, on the premises. shall sell a desirable
Two story and basement brick Dwelling House aud
Lot sitpated on the east side 9Th street west be-
tween and streets north with brick stable and
good alley IN rear This house is one of q block
known as "Dou gbtys Row ="
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in 6 and ~
mopths, with interest. secured by deed of trust
Conveysncing and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser.
lod j. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

ATTEMPT AT SUIC1DR.-On Sunday, at the
Marine Barracks, private Charles Collins,
lately one of the guard of the Wabash, made
aR attempt TO take his life by cutting his throat
with q razor. The wound was an extensive
one and he lost much blood, yet owing to the
proper treatment OF II after he was discovered
ne will probably recover. Collins has been
under a depression OF spirits fore some time
past, caused by long and continued illness.
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n NJ. WILLIAM, ~
~ IMP RTER, X
RS Pa ave-, Wash ~, Cite Trevise

SNS IMPO RTER, X
1856 Pa ave-, Wash I 81, Cite Trevise
ington, d. O. { Paris.
Isrrceiving new goods by almost every ste amer,
and has always larx, stock of the finest and most
of Ladies and Ohildren's Coaks, Ladies UndrrSar
ments. Lace Goods. large and fine sele ,tion Of
Feathers. Silks. Grapes, vev.ts, Ribbons. sto,
Dress and CLOAK Trim inss. velvet Ribbors,
brsted House Dem arson, Chetsist & &c Paris.
N. william being the only merchsst In this
self to Europe, and has Me iesid PAtis.
Who sends sn EG;syssusss g soos g shsy Hsss
ALLKIkps 0IR0TTLES K0UaHf zFTS6I1
a the hisheit ytsoe YIN BE- 1sia for 0hsmpssne
Bottles, ct 81 Seventh street. Isia.d. bssvsea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23
pYJ. g. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE MILL.
TARl SCIENTIFIC, AND MISCELLANE0US
BOOKS.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 6th
commencing at clock, at the Auction Rooms
of James c. Mcclure d. Co Wa hington. q. c.,
shall sell the Lib airy of tue late Gen. e. Tot
one Thousand volumes, Military Scientific, and
Miscellaneous Works, most Of them rare and
valuable.
Terms cash.
Catalogues may be obtained from the Auctioneer
prior to the sale.
CAPT W 6. TEMPLE, U. SIN. E1ecutor.
nov l9-eo&ds J. G. MEG UIRE 4 CO.. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

FESTIVAL AND SUPPRR-The ladies will
give festival and supper at Odd Fellows
Hall, Navy Yard, on to- morrow evening, to
raise funds TO exempt Rev. VIM. w. Reese
from the draft. Persons who cannot attend
can leave their contributions at the southeast
corner of 9th and G streets, Navy Yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23
RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioueers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT NEAR THE

CAPITOL.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 10th, &c
4o'clock, on the premises; by virtue Of. deed Of
among the land Records for Washington county.
D; G.. shall sell; part of Lot No: T. in sausrs No
streets north. Beginning for the said part OF
sa,d orisinal Lot4,b ON the northwest corner Of
said avenue, eastwa.dly log feet, thence south ~
feet 10 inches thence west q feet, theoce parallel
with the north line of said Lot westwardlv to Del
ly Delawar avenue feet a. inches to the place
of beginning, containing 500 feet more or less.
Terms cash.
P.J STEER Trustee.
nov To- 2sw& DIS J. @. McGUIRE6 CO., Aucd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

SUSPICION OF LARCRSY.-John II. Stewart,
a colored man. was arrested yesterday morn
ing on suspicion OF stealing coat, and was
taken to the 18th Ward station for q hearing.
Stewart said that his rent was due, and he
bought stove, which left him without money.
He took his coat and pledged it with George
Hillen for dollars worth OF meal, and dollar
in cash. Yesterday he went TO get more money
on the security of the coat, and Mr.. Hillen sus-
pected him of having stolen it, and caused his
arrest. The case will be decided TO day by
Justice Giberson.
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n, WILLIAM

ROOMS TO RINT, without Board
+ to gentlemen only-341 street, near 18th,
pouire of Mrs A. Il. STEPHENSON. an stiff
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AUCTION SALR
FUTURE DAYR.
RY BRoOKER BELLEw, Auctinn.ar,
u No. 546 north It'll street, bet Ara

QY BRoOKER 4 BELLEw. Auctinpee,,
u No. $40 north It'll street, bet and X
Sales EVERY EVENING, commanding q. az
O'Clock. OF general assortment OF Dry Good
H".iery, Soaps, Combs and Brushes, Perfunery,
etstionery. fine Gilt Albums, Pictures. &C.. 10.
Ont door sales attended TO the most rsasOa-
able te rns. Oonsig hments respectfully solicited
nov O-lm BROKER 4 BELLEW, Aucts.
RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE co.. Auetionssrs.
CsAA6EGERY SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARE OF
GROUND ON 5TH st WEST, BETWEEN U
ST, AND RHODE ISLAND Ay
On CRsDAY AFTERNOON, December lst, ct
% oel ca, on the premises, by virtue of decree
20 y. tne iate Circuit Court and an amended decree
supreme Court of the District OF Colu IN bic
ted nss Cou. of Equity the latter decree d.
fss ON on prii. 1854 and rendered in q csu Sc No
CbsTme Iein Elizabeth Brent is complainant, and
SarsisE Brent and hers defendants the un-
except TWO ,at. cell the whole of Square No. 4O.
sNan'; hse desirable Building Lets fronting re-
spee.'e S m m "a and 9Th streets west between
stree sna nhoae Stand avenue
- Terms: One third cash; the remsinder In A Ara
u months, with interest secured 10 tbs sat;ss..
purchaser. e'p''ou Vi VIC
Al convsyances and stamps at the expense Of
J. CARROLL BRENT, r,uxta.
nov ll-eod J. G MCGUIRE Il Co knrts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

by JAS. C. McGUIR CO., Auctloneers.
sALE OF TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES AT
TIE CORNER or STH AND sT5., TO BE
REMOVED.
On FRIDAY. Nov. 18th at o'clock p. m, on
the premises southwest corner of 9Th and II SITS.
the Patent Office, shall sell two small
Frame Houses. to be removed before sundown Of
November 18th.
Terms cash at the time of sale.
nO223t C. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

LARGE, FINE OFFICE,
Suitable for D. YIN aster or ANY professional gen
item an; the most central location in WILMINGTON
274 street, near corner 18th, only two squares
from the Treasury and War Departments. Rent
only $500 per annum, payable monthly in ad-
ysnce. -
off ce to family without children; water, gas, &c.
Possesslon given Immediately. None but persons
of first class responsibility need apply, to P j.
BELLEW & CO, $40 It'll ST., three doors south of
O5d Rallovs, Hall nov O IF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

FIFTH WARD DRAFT MEETING.-A meeting
Of the citizens OF the 5rh Ward was held last
evening at Langley's Hall, on Capitol Hill, for
the purpose of forming an association, whose
object shall be TO collect money and expend it
for recruits, &c, and thereby, il possible, re-
lieve the Ward of a further draft
Mr.. A. Faber presided, and Mr. II. Fowler
acted as Secretary.
The following permanent Officer were elect
ed &c F. q ulick, President: II. T.. Fowler,
Secretary; and John Hitz, Treasurer.
The above named officers with Messrs VIM.
Nottingham, c. l. Garfield, Joseph PlatZ, and
r. y Ferguson were elected an executive COM
mlttse, whose duty il shall be to collect funds,
put in recruits, &c, TO attain the object Of tine
association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23

A SPECTACLR-Thism morning. Fanny Jones,
young woman OF the fancy order, was taken
from house in q street, near 18th, SO drunk
that the officer had to get wheelbarrow and
wheel her 10 the Second Ward Station. 1t was
novelty to see a female so finely clad and
ornamented with jewelry taking ride in a
wheelbarrow. She was dumped out at the
station-house, and will be obliged to pay ex.
penseS when sober.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-12

NEw YoRK. February ia special TO the
Commercial. dated " Washington. lIth. saws:
The special Senate Committee on SLAVERY.
Of which Sumner j. Chairman. met for the FIRST
time 20 cav. and agreed TO introduce a bill re
pealng the fugitive slave Law.
The House special Committee on the Bank
rupt lew have adopted a bill empo erinc Judges
Of District Courts to appo'n, registers in bank.
rupt cases, with full poxer where there j. no
opposition IL there lie any opposition the Dis
trict Judges are % hear aud determine the
case in the Circuit Cour-s and are u have
supremacy and concurrent jurisdiction. Pro-
vision il made both for voluntary aud invol
untrv bankruptcy. All corporations are in
cluded in its provisions. excepting banks and
railroad comptBys.
The Senate t. day. by vote OF 81 to H. re-
fused To refer the bill regulating travel in New
Jersy. to the judiciary Committee
The tenor Of the discussion was evidently
againit the overriding OF State laws
IL i understood that Gov. Sorague IS 10 be
chlirmsn OF the new Senaie Committee on Man
usictures.
A sperial toirhe Post. from Washington Feb
ruars IL SAWS:
The Committee on Ways and Mems agreed
to tire Senate amendment TO the whisky bill.
among others, striking of all tax on whisky on
hand.
Senators Sprague. of Rhode Island: Morgan
of New York; Riddle. Of Delaware: WIlliam,On
of Minnessora. and Hendricks. of Indiana. con-
stitute the Committee on Manufactures, a. re
Gently revived.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-12
From Newhern

NEwBERN. February The enemy are again
threatening our communications at various
points
This morning the rebels made another demon
stration At Newport Barracks. which point they
will Try To hold.
The erroneous report that we were being very
strongly reinforced here. for the purpose of aid
Ing the movement at Raleigh. has brought a
large force of the enemy into this State. for the
double purpose OF checking the Convention
movement and reposSeSsing themselves OF what
territory they have lost,
The rebel iron clad at Kingston. on the Neuse
above Nesbern, is considered very formidable
affair II j said thlt she j. about ready Ia act
in concert with the force which now threatens
Newbern
Everything indicates on the part of the enc
my long siege AZ ,inSt Newbern and Wa-h
ington The presence of strong fleet of gun
boats IN those waters i an imperative necessity
The Wilmington Journal saws that powerful
effort will doubtless toe made 10 drive the enem.
from Eastern North Carolina Should our arm,
fail in this effort the State will be lost TO tn,
Confederacy.
The opposition papers are still outspoken il
their sentiments
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-12
HORSE

lu the House bill passel appropriatng
Sig 0U0 TO rebuild the Presidents stables lately
burned.
The House went into Committee of the Whole
on the enrolment bill
The amendment draft persons of African
descent 70 constitute part of the national force
was discussed, involving the question of conf
pensatou To loyal owners.
Daring the debate Fernando Wood said the
Confederate Congress WAS now deba ing PROPOSE
lions OF peace. while we were lesisl,tIng in vo-
lati0n oil the Constitution
Mr. Cox tavorei peace propositions and be-
lieVed that II Mr. Wool WIS sent OH mission TO
Richmond peace would lie restored in "A day
Mr. Smith. OF Kentucky. said he was the last
man 10 treat with the rebels who must put down
their arms and Yield 10 the laws nncOndtlOn-
ally.
An amendment by Mr. Davis was agreed TO
providing tor the appointment ct Commissioners
L. eic sinve State repa e-entei in Congress t"
award Just compensation, not exceeding $500,
10 each lU,al awner OF any slave vino volunteers.
PAYABLE out of Communication money, when the
| the master frees the slave
Mr Baldwin moved TO substitute the words
"persuuS t. whom the coloied volunteer owes
service for owner Of any slave, which was
/ agreed to.
! Mr. Brownell offered proviso lhnt this section
/ >hhi npt apply % ANY OOU-Ie>3i"h'' D'>tiiCI u
the representation OF the spme shall separated '
ask that the slaves of his district he exempted
/ from the draft. letting il fail III ,re heavily on
White men. Agreed to
Mr. Webster offered amendment that the
bounty of 500 he paid to the person whom suci
drafted person owes service on freeing the person
Agreed to.
The debate continued at length. when finall,
; even's amendment. as amended by Davis ant
! Webster. agreed T.
Various propositions were disposed of
The COMMITTEE arose and reparted the amend
! mentS 10 the House
Mr. Schenck offered substitute which la
cludes the above .meniments
Ordered to be printed together with the bill a
amended
! Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-12
From fniro

CAIRO. February Il .-Adsices from Vcksburg
of the 9th. represent everything progressing fine
ly Nothing of Importance had trans pired in that
quarter.
General Brayman and ssaif left Memphis for
Vick~burg on the 9th
A detachment OF the lstAlab una. while scout.
ing few days since in the direction of fernando
surrounded house in which party MAS being
given TO rebel officers and soldiers at home on
iurloueh and capture: 2 prisoners and 5 borses
The prisoners were brought to Memphis
Trains on the Memphis and Charleston road
are runping only tn ColervilIe. thus closing one
OF the avenues through which large amount oil
cotton reached Memphis
Small boats running short trips below Mem
phis continue to pick up loads along the river
aud occasionally a large large lot arrives from
below Vicksburg, but chiefly in the way of ship
ments North.
The Illinois Central Railroad Transfer Com
p1ny have placed another large wharf boat neal
the freight depot.
Cairo steamboat men have contributed ST. ,O0t
TO the Cairo Relief Association