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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22
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ABRAHAM LIscoLE, President or the United
States of America,
To oil scAern IL may coscerr.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
toineEthat HENRI ENpBRIs has been appointed
Consul of the Swiss Confederation, at Chicago,
tor the States of Michigan, Wisconsin,, Iowa
Minnesota, and the north part Of Illinois.
1 do hereby recognize him as such. and
declare HIM free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges, as are al
lowed to Consuls by the law Of nations, or
by the laws Of the United States, and existing
treaty otipulations between the Government OF
Switzerland and the United States.
In testimony whereof, l have caused these
Letters to be made Patent, ana the Seal
of the United Statss to be hereunto
affixed
Given under my hand at the City Of Wash.
ington, the 10Th day OF December A. ID.
H., iS64. ana of the Independence Of the
United States OF America, the s9th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM II. SKwARD, Secretary Of State
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATE FROM NASHVILLE,

Thomas Still Pursuing Hood - General
McCook Defeats the rebel General Lyons
and Captures his Artillery.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 22.-The journals Nash
vile special dispatch says the situation at the
front is unchanged.
Our army is confident OF fiaal success, and
is still pressing forward. The rebels are per-
fectly panic, stricken At the unlooked-fo defeat
they have experienced, and are still seeking
safety In flight.
. Prisoners continue to arrive in squads, some
wounded and some sick, but all respondent.
HoPKINsvILLR, Dec 2l.-General E. D.
McCook struck a part Of the rebel General
Lyons command here at daylight ON the 10TH
He defeated them, captured their artillery, and
Is pressing them.
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SECOND EDITION.
d O'CLOCK p. M.
FROM SAVANNAH,

Shermsn has it 0mpleteiy Invested-lt
Cannot hold cut Fifteen Days.
Col. Babcock, personal aid to Gen. Grant,
arrived In town this morning, having returned
from Savannah. We hear that he expresses
the belief that Savannah cannot possibly hold
ont longer than fifteen days.
Col. Babcock found Sherman's army in re-.
maTkably good condition and full Of enth usi.
ssm. The cavalry did pretty much all the
fighting that was required on the way from
Atlanta to Savannah and the rebel resistance
everywhere was OF the most feeble character.
Sherman has full communication with the
naval fleet and is securely posted to thorough
ly invest the city Of Savannah at his lesurs.
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NOMINATIONS CoSFIRMED BY THE SENATE
The Senate yesterday confirmed the following
nominations:
John BIgelow, of New York, now Consul at
Parie, To be Charge d. AF0ires dG interim.
Commander =. Thornton, Executive Officer
of the United States steamer kearsage to be ad.
Saheed IN his grade ten nun bsrs--to take rank
next Alter Lieutenant Com ms nd ing w Whitney,
tor gallant conduct in the ac Ton with the rebel
steamer Alabama
Commander William II. Mecomb for distin.
Euishe6 ,onduct In the capture of Plymouth,
n. G., with its ordnance stores, to be ad yanced
ia his q ade ten numbers.
Charles r. Guild, New York, to be an isis
tdnt Pay master In the navy
Comma der SchenIk to be q Commodore
tOmmauder II. ". Meade to BE- q Captain.
Lieutenant Egbert Thompson TO be q Com
mauder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

DEAD HEADS LAID OUr.-Manager Grover
has very properly put restrictions on the dead
head list Of '.patrons' to his theatre.
1t would doubtless astonish those not posted
70 know the extent OF a dead head list OF a
Washington Theatre, made up for the most
part Of those who are Of NO manner of service
to the establishment, and which class is the
most importunate for fayors at the hands of the
manager.
We have always held It to be the right Of q
theatrical manager TO conduct his business in
n business like way, and certainly he must do
80 II be Ia expected to meet his responsibilities
like other business men.
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OPERATIONS OF THE NAVY.

The Navy department has received informa.
ton Of the capture Of the schooner MADEIRA, on
the 9Th instant, in Mississippi Sound, by the U.
S. steamer Jackson and TIM clad Stockdale.
The MADEIRA was loaded with los bales of cot
ton. The vessel and cargo have been sent to
New Orleans for adjudication.
Admiral Stribling, commanding the East
Gulf So uadron. writing to the Department
from Key West, Fla repor 3 the capture on
the 10th instant, OF the British schooner Sorts,
laden with 7s bales OF cotton, and the schooner
Peep.o' Day, with or bales Of cotton. The
Sorts was captured while endeavoring TO run
the blockade at Anclote Keys, Fla.
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FROM HAVANA.

EnON NAV ANA.
Seizure Of an Armed Vessel for Violation
OF the Neutrality Law-Capture of the
English Blockade Runner Alabama.
NEW YORK, Dec, 90 The steamship Colun1.
bi8 brings Havana dates to the 18th
The steamer Alexandria, now called Mary,
has been seized at Nassau for the violation OF
the neutrality laws, being an armed vessel
She will probably be released
The blockade runner Ptarnigan, which went
ont from Havana, broke down, and was obliged
to return for repairs
The English blockade running schooner Ala.
b8ma was captured off Galveston on the 7th
instant, by the vessels blockad,ng that harbor
Negotiations are going on for the exchange OF
500 prisoners at Camp Grace, Texas.
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FROM LIVERPOOL.

HALIFAX, Dec 2s.-The steamship Africa,
from Liverpool on the 10th and Queenstown
On tbs 18th. arrived last night during heavy
snSW storm.
LoNDoN.-Consols for money, s9a,.
The Confederate loan was depressed by the
news OF Sherman's progress.
The Earl OF Carlisle died on the 5th inst.
The remains OF Mr.. Dayton have been en-
halmed and sent to Havre for ohipment to New
York. The obeequies took place on the 9Th,
and were attended by a representative Of the
Emperor and French foreign ministers and the
diplomatic body. detachmen. of troops
formed a guard OF honor.
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Thu SOLDIERS HOME,

MIR Wilson to-day in the Senate introduced
resolution instruoting the Military Commit.
tee to inquire Into the expediency Of repeating
the present law relating to this Institution.
Very little if any thing seems to be known about
the uses to which Its funds are applied, 1t is
alleged, and the military committee is DESTROYS
of so changing the law as to make the in.
stitution something more than an asylum for a
few old veterans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

PRogABLs RkPkAL or THE DurY ON PRIxr-
INC PAPER - 1t is stated in a Was hiDgton de-
sIatch that TIE com nittee Of ways aud means
are almost unanimously IN favor OF the repeal
Of tfe Duty on paper. Mr.. Morrill,, OF Yer.
mont Is UNDERSTOOD 10 be the only member OF
the committee opposed 10 this policy. II IL
further added that the fact that the retent ton
Of The cuty wili not only produce no revenue,
but add ahop, Or million Of dollars to the cost
Of aoverrnrn' printing next year, will have
great IN n ne nee upon Congress-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

NOMINATION of VICE. ADMIRAL.--Yeste
day the Precedent signed the hill inst passed
~ congress 10 establish the grade of Vice Ad-
miIai In the n,.d States Navy. aud immedi-
ate!y tLtr' aiteI sent IN the name of Rear I'D
rhe new position. The nomination. " as at on ca
uIsnimousis confirmed and the new Vice.
Admiral. " no is 10 New York, was inform
BY telegraph OF the honor conferred npon him
ilIs pay. as liked by the law of Congress, will
he 500 per snnum while on sea service;
~stoe uhsn on otDer duty, and $1,000 on lea We
OF " aiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

CrscISSATTI, Dec. 22:-The CoHmercial's
Nashville dispatch of the 2lst says Thomas
has his headg usrters near Columbia.
Hood is across the river. His loss since
coming into the State Is 90 COO His force Is
now believed to consist OF about 12,000 infantry
and 1000 cavalry. The woods are full or de-
serters.
It Is showing and the roads are bad.
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UNEMPLOYED GENERAL

UNEMPLOYED GENERALS.
The Committee on Military Affairs to-day
IL the Senate reported against the bill au.
thOlizipg tine mastering out Of service unem.
ployed General officers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

- rom tue publishers, Tlcknor Fields;
from J Sriilington, Odeon Building; and from
}. q. Parker, street, we have the Atlantic
Monthly tor January, 1-65.
The Atlantic comes out with An extra bill OF
fare for New Years, ana also sports a new
dress Of the quaint old style type, now being
revived, but which is not SO legible. aud we
thank BY no mears SO handsome as the modern
typS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

Al q. M. MEfERBBRG's,
De D lw 4s Narket Space.
JET s Er eEFx Ss zSf eRhI e.
lS esls sPICkD BRANDH. Tor Miuce Meat.
s s sS': SsH5St se 6ks1sSi
"a L sSis n s1Sd S.; faP10h PICKLES.
ss fash EG 6 'ssKsos ff9G1oAtd k
focirfH tSs Sss3;!@. fss 9th st.
IkfHhA AND SP PRo oPAlf6 a'hsh''
The largest assortment ever offered in the city
before,as
CHR. RUPPERT's.
dee l9lv No. 322 1th ST., bet. D aud Il.
EIRB WORKS. PIBE WORKS.
Just received an assortment of RIRK WORKS
or the holidays.
FIRECRACKERs. rORPEDoEs, SPIT DEVILS
BLUILIGHTs. PIN WHEELS ROMAN GAN
DIES SKY ROCKETS. MINES, SCROLL
WHEELS, CRACKER PISTOLS, TORPEDO
BOWS, &c. & c.. Wholesale and retail. at
BOSWELLs Fancy Store
3O2H Street.
dls-l~ tChron&Con CnionI near l4th st.
CKATI5 AND sLEDS.
vILoOIpBDEs AND ROCKING HORsls.
TOOL CHESTS,
GUNS,
PISTOLS,
FINE POCKET CUTLERY,
FANCY BAsKErs. &c..
Att Ia srss. variety. and at low prices, at
R.C.JoHNsON CO.'S,
dl1MeeA Penn. Az. oct. 10th and llth sts.
unADbstssxs xs HSB bRs pss SHfs OF
Tor 'A. iE2's'i f1Rk 81
No. Market Space. second door from 9th 'street.
p a,ss tss . .s:sst styles q QUAKER TRAIL
I AIDES oLoAKs. sAooUxs, AND COATS.
otS1 s.:sSfs; i s::,s sfss..
cih0UiAhs xn f1 6asiTsn Snzis hzsauEs
sss s.'S 2S'Has es;1s.
Remember, the place Ii
Old Established ,Hs S'ls 5% Ss;sa. s,s
kee aa Hss story. sss s'h 'ne Dec Hs
A rPLEs AND CIDER.
ss Mo Sss s ss- Is; 4s ed
Sarah Lavins and for sale IN lnts to snit purohss
ers. by J.G WATERS,
de1S cost" Georgetown. DO
ITO TIE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS OF
THE DISTRICT
We Dow have the pleasure ef Informing our
fri d5 and customers that Ve have com ,lsred
ops ing @, stock Of DE FANCY GOODS Tor the
bIIidass and shall be pleased 10 show them to
al p-rs1 ma wishibs to- make purchased We name
~ Part rich ChiLe, bohemian and Lava Vase
Mara, ache and Motto Gups and Saucers, Pun sh
Bowls, Blu rtsu sets. Cei0xnas, Puf Boxes. Gard
Receive r. T.se Teta Sets. Cigar s1and. Tcbaaco
n. xce. Toy Tea sPts, and a vsriety Of Toys Also
a beautiful assortment of Dinner Tea and Toilet
SITS
WEBB 4 ByvERIDaH,
de8.Ftif" 5O4, Odd Fellows Hall. 7th street.
~ CRANBpRaIEs.
tRIkD FRUITS. NEW RAIsIN6,
FIGS CCRRAErS
hTRON. PECAN NIyfR
IILRERTs, al SONps.
On hand. and for ss!e By
de 06t Y .roer OF = ano eth sweets.
ElsHIR UNRIvALLED MINOR MRAT,
We have on hard = full supply of t,is delicIous
E6AN PERRIE.
dec N3w Corner OF and 9th streets. i
-
REGULATING LIBRARY AT ANDERs0NsS
kLUkBTORE. 4Ss 7th street, opposite Post
A.,
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

NEW GOODS FOR THE holidays,
E4sosT y, Es sG6sEAs w Ges1 ss "a
inc COLI and SILVER GAP TAsskLs. Gilt,
sTFELsno JET sQHABE BUTTONS,
FANCY FLAP d%ii sG CANS; uK.Dsprs
CoRDs AND TAssELs, So
small ornamental SILK RLaGS,
a. MRS. LOVES trimming Store.
e 279 P. pnsyl vanie Avenue
dec 2i-lw South side. between eth and 10th ats.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING
MARKET HOUSE.
Louisiana av. bet. 9th and 10th sts
JOHN FARRELL
Hae in store, from the North. East and West, for
CHRIsTMAs AND NEW YEARS SALES:
TURKEYS By the Ton
DUCKS AND CHICKENS BIZ ths Ton
GEESE by the Ton
BEEF by the Quarter
VgNIsoN by the Quarter
HOGS by the Carcass
MUTTON by the Carcass
POTATOES by the Barred
TURNIPS by the Barrel
CRANBERRI1S By the Barrel
PICKLES BY the Barrel
ALE. PORTER and CIDER by the Barrel
Do do do Bottled,
Fy-WhoiesAle Buysrs-the Army and Hospitals
solicited.
sales strictly On commission. de7l-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

~Ths Portisid Advertiser st ties that it is
well u ndereio0d that Mr. Fessenleu will not
remain ut the head OF 'he Treasury Depart.
ment after the a'h of March next Uudsr no
circums,apce5 will hs retain that position after
that time. .- a..
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TURKIEs 81
sUBsTITUFEsu

HOLOHAN & CO.. 5O2 18th street.
Authorized recruiting and substitute agents for
the District Of .bia, are prepared to furnish
substitutes for drafted men and preventative re-
erus for those not drafted and free from drafts at
the lowest rates.
Runners literally dealt with
de n ST. HOL0HAE 4 co
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FROM GENERAL THOMAS.

His Headquarters at Columbia-Hood is
Across the River-His Loss since coming
into the state 20,0O0-His Force now
only Ie,oo0-The Woods full Of Desert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

PRRsorAL-Brignoi,, the (hsre) favorite
tenor, has hid q moderate success in opera at
Paris.
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rRRIsTMAs PRESENTS.

4 HH6lSTMAS PRESENTLY.
FCRs! FCRsi FURst
A splendid assortment this day opened In
MINK SAR'1.
FITCH.
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
WATER MINK
Great variety OF Children's Be it's in Krmla and
equirrel
Prices very low.
Great bargains viii be hsd By calling early ct
E81AOCRN. Ia GeorGet0wn. dec - IT.
$50 SEVENTH STREET. $50
III. Bcsfs.I Ii. A. WALTER GsosHOH.I
RUG|. BRUSSELS and SHEEP SKIN MATS.
OIOR. JUTR AND GRASS MATS,
All Of which We are selling rs per cent less than
regular prices, in order to close consignment By
the ist Of January.
BONrZ 4 g ROsHoN,
dfc"-A Formerly 81 Bontz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

CHRIerMAS AND NEW YEAR CAKRS-Ths
- finest assortment of FRUIT AND FOUND
CARAB In the city ia to be seen at FUS5ELL'S,
corner OF 18th and sts. se226t"
GCHO0LUR INDIANS Second Volume,-
- 81" viii be paid for il Books, Autographs
Curiositiss Coins. Waste Paper. ihraries bought
AVID sold Books to read ALFRED HUNTER
dec - St Opposite Growers Thsater.
TCRKIESf!t
To be RATED for three nights. THURSDAY.
FR DAY and SATURDAY, at No Asa 18th street
between and q Union House. 500 fne lar 20
TLRkIEe.
dec s1-Stt VIM SCHwINR
CI 0nn-FOR SALE-Eight frst-class two
~ .CtV story SHANTIkS, including GRI-
Gerry STORE, FIXTCKES. dc, " tn LEASR on
ground with p,ivil q, of purchase 1T any lime,
On corner OF 10 and streets and Khede Island
av. Would take in part ps, ment q certificate of
exsm pon &, no the draft for three YEAR. I'D sivo
time on part of cash Inquire at Lamber Yard
corner 10Th street and canal, fJAs. T. WALKHR
Gss7S~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22
ITO FAMIL1ES.

The undersigned announce that they have on
hand very large ana choice election of ths va
riouS kIras Of Old Sfock WINES and LILO UORS
not excelled in the United States. The SAM con
sists of some 900 bottles Of he usuai assortment.
also on drRusht, to which sak of those re-.
quirips euoh. tn We US call before Oh &C hasiax
elEssbere. r. CORN kLiEN co Impo rters,
p st. No. All Pa av cor ner ~ ct.
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SANTA CLAUS Is COMING
with
OY3-TOYs-1OYs-TOYs
FOB HOLIDAY PRKSENrs.

The largest and choicest selection Of
FRENCH. ENGLISH. AMERICAN .nd
GERMAN TOYS and PANOY GOODs
Ever opened in Washington. The larsest assort
ment. the greatest variety, The
EBWEsT GOODS and the CHEAPEST HOUSE
South Of New York. 80 gether with onsrAble fair,
square dealings are the inducements held out.
We respectfully solicit . visit from every lady
and gentleman in the community. when oouve
Dient. to look at this stock. We are alive to bust.
sess. and are bound 10 be 80 during the HOLIDAYS
Tell the Conductor to let you out at the cor ner
Of It'll and streets, and get 70 BELLOWS early
la the morning. if possible, to witness tao
GREAT BABY SHOW,
eve-5 Morning Afternoon and Esenins.
We ask " Have You been to our establish meutP"
If not. hnd 1t, enter il, and your fortune 10 made
Goods delivered free 70 all parts Of the city and
Georgetown.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

large and carefully o. lected stock Of Standard
Liter sture In fine bindings; rrsscott's Works o0a-
plets In fpe bindings; Wings Com plete Vol s,
in ee,s; Enslish and American Poets, in fu. Tar
key horscco and 9th styles, Lad ice. Work Boxes:
Pb. toRrlph Albums: all 81, lea; Writing Desks,
rosewood and other HI de-; 10 Pens and u .ses;
Hits Blocks and houses; En.l-h Frs.ch and
Aaerican STATIC cry; ne v e6i ion Rnooh Arden
just received: a's,, L-ngfelIa~s Poems; Poe's
Wortt. 90 New puhlics i.bs received soon a.
pub ished by HU DSnN TAYLOR, Bookseller aud
StAtiouer, 334 Penn q de y S.
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For. Holiday Presents.
Just recsived At
P.J. B1LLEW 4 cos,
$40 SEVENTH STREET.
ESTABLISHED III 1861

The largest, choicest, and most valuable stock Of
PINE sILyER-PLATED WARN
Ever opened in Waahin gt0n. every article Of which
guarantee to be Double 1xtra Silver Plated in
the best n steria!. and full weight Of silver
125 dozen Rogers Brothers A No, Double Nxtra
Silver Plated Forks and spoons.
go elegant Breakfast and Dinner Casters, every
variety in the trade, begin to sell At IS to $SH
GObl.ts Cups, Mugs, Cake and Gard Baskets, in
quantity.
Elegant Butter Dishes. Pruit Dishes. Walters
&c..&c.
Splendid Double wall Ice Pitchers, richly orna.
mented.
Egg Stands, elaborate Tea Sets. six pieces, best
quality.
Houseksepers and the public generally are r..
spectfully invited to give US an early call before
purch SsipR elsewhere.
Goods delivered free to all parts OF the city and
Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

NAVY YARD.-Commo Montgo mepy,
Commsndant OF the Washington Navy Yara,
hns been ordered to PhiladeIphis, to testify IA.
fore the examining bc ard In Philadelphis In
his abeenee. Capt Overton Carr, the popular
executive officer. Is performing this duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

MARINI's SoIRBRs Tomorrow night. mas
of Marints del ghtfui soirees, * his Da1ciue
Academy, Temperance Hall. 2@tf =
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THE TRIAL OF Col. NoRrH.-The Military
Commission in session on street, OF which
M ajor G General Abner Doubleday lie president,
Samuel North and others, charged with forg.
inp solCiers' ballots. to to. morrow at IL O'clock
hecsuse of the absence OF WttneSses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

OAK WOOD FOR SALE-Not far frsm the citv
" go cords of Ten- seeaoned OAK WOOD For
terms itauiEe At SIBLkY & GUYS,
or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

THIRD WARD RECRUITING ASSOCIATION
This association met last evening At Temper.
ance Hall, the president, Dir. n. d. Larner, in
the chair.
Mr.. Bartlett suggested that two or three per.
sons be appointed to 60 through the ward and
asce rtaIn what names are on the draft list that
should be erased.
MIR. hough offered resolution requesting the
president to have the ward can vassed, and ap.
was adopted
The list has been materially decreased since
the last m Getting, by dropping the names of those
absent from the ward, and II is believed hun.
dreds more may be yet taken OH this manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

THE CASE OF DR. KEAsBY.-The Court
martial sitting at 1888 q street, for the purpose
Of trying the case OF DR.. j. b. Keasby. ad.
lourned this morning to / o'clock ia conse-
uuppce of the absen CO OF the president, Brign.
der General II. 8. Briggs, who was TOO IN we'll
TO ha pre sent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

PICKED UP.-This morning offlcer Sprague,
OF II 9 Sanitary Police, picked up mail bag at
the corner Of 9th street and Penn'a avenue,
containing the mail Of the Commissary Gene.
raj OF prisoners. 1t was taken to the Post
Office and delivered to the city postmaster. 1t
Ia Supposed that the orderly carrying the all
lost it from his horse while conveying 1t to the
office for distribution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

THE DRAFTED MEN The cases of the fol-
lowing drafted men were disposed OF BY the
Board OF Enrolment to-day:
Fi-st Sub District Henry TilRham, under
age: Joseph Anderson. furnished substitute;
George James, physical dis ability.
Tsceifh Sub. District.-Wm. E. Burton, erro-
neOus enrolment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

CRIMINAL CoUEr. Judge Wylie.-This morn
Ing, the counsel In the case Of Col Baker, In.
dIcted for false Imprisonment, concluded the
argument On the prayers offered, and Jud 20
Wylie delivered his opinion thereon rejecting
most Of the prayers asked by the accused. The
counsel are now arguing the case before the
jury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-22

lust RECEIVED. FROM PARIS AND NEW
y YORK. at MADAME DHLARUEs
French Fancy and Perfumery Store 23s N02k&
Pa. Az; bet 18th and l5th SITS "a full assert. ak
nlent Of fine Flowers, Ribbons. Lacss OF all INV
descriptions, Feathers. Embroidsries, Trimming q,
Kid and other Gloves. Worsfsd Goods. 30 g.
Alse. = variety OF French Fancy Articles sui able
for holiday presents. dec % ST.
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FROM THE SOUTH,

Is showing and the roads are bad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06
Evening Exehange-Dec. 5-Si P. n.


10 ,teamss,, Co,tea, fer HaSsna-Mr. snd Me ;; q
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