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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-30
The Edgefsld Female
COLLEGE,,
AT EDGEGIELD c. H., S. c

-
yT7HE next Scholastic year of this Institution
h will commence on MONDAY, the Sd
OCTOBER, and will be divided into two Ses-
sions of Twenty weeks each.
= TERMS PER. SESSION.
Tuition in Collegiate Department, $4,000
/" Academic 10,0O
;" Primary 5000
;" French, 5000
Mur:c, including use of instrument, 81, 90
Contingent Fec. 500
Board, including Fuel and Lights, 10000
in tho present currency, or Sl2 per month II
paid in provisions at old ratesH
Planters md farmers who send their daughters
will be required to poy for their Board in whole
OF in part in provisions.
Some Of the citizens of the town haYo kindly
consented to board pupils at tho same rates when
the rooms of'tho Principal hnre been filed
Boarders must furnish ,Leir own towels, sheets,
pillow cases, blankets or comforts, coverlcts, hand
soap und drinking cups AL the pupils aae re-
quested to bring their School books with them.
advance.
Rev. NJ. W. SANS, PRINCIPAL.
eve will give tho following prices for the sew
eral articles mentioned below, although some Of
these prices aro higher than wsrc paid in this
market before the war Buttcr-25c: bacon lag
l5c; pork neat Sc; tallow 13@ l5c; beef -5@Sc:
mutton 50@15 per quarter; -four 81 0 per barrel;
corn and peas 81; sweet potatoes SOC Is pr bush
cl: fowls 15@25c. piece; turkeys Sl.60@S2
pair: syrup .5O@75c pei. gal; salt 5O@75c per
bushel; eggs 12l@15c per doz; fodder und hay
81 per 100 lbs; wood So a four horse load.
Edosfed Aue 23 If S5
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To. Rent.

\ WILL RENT to tho highest bidder, on the
Il frssMOndsy in December, possession given
lst January next, for the year 1855, the follow
ing STORE ROOMS, viz:
THE ROOM formerly occupied by Lebeschulz.
TIE CORNER 'SToRE-Bland Buffers
old Stand.
Also, the STORE ROOMS respectively occu-
pied BY a. Ramsay, David Harris, L. r. Tilman
and John Covar:
Nov % 2t AS.
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While there seems to be an apprehension
at Richmond lLat.the press shields too many
nsr,ons Hs from military service, nearly. every
paper in the Confedcracy Is adsertlallg lo[
printer:. Where arc they all but IN 'he ar.
;iny Already 1.-THE authorities iayar a rec
press, ,ney had mitch 'ettei-'ietS'' a 'ew hDIa
printers to.keapir.ur; than cndeayog to>breaS
il down. We csn;s prophssy much for thein-
dependence of republic that Will not toie'
rate an independent press.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-30

IF alatq arction sale In Columbus, G,:
a ucgrp wouan and thrce cbildreIssol,l for $sOac
3 boy seventeen years old Cor $500; a girl .en
yeagl l@6ld. Gar S:.Tod; woma, and two cLillren
for ,4aO; girl fourteen years old for S 1850;
girl ten years old for $4,000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-30

A IAN lately received twenty lashes, we'll !
laid ,oo, at the whipping-post in an English
town. The culprit, instead of.bellowing when
The constable applied the lash, laughed inn
moderately, which made the angry otiiccr lay
ON with harder force. On giving him Tie
twentieth blow the cnraged officer could staad
it no longer.
.aWell, here, mister" said the offended
officer. /" I have done mr. duty, and can lick
YOU no more, but I'd Just like to know what
tits that is so funny =" -,
aFunny," reared the other, "why, its ex,
cellent.. You've got the WRONG Smith. !
amt tie man that was obc whipped; it's
the other ore. You'll have it TO do over
again. la! ha"
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GagefsIs aabertiser. !.
For the Advertiser.

For the Advertiser.
Thoughts Suggested by the Dying Year.
Thou spirit of the past!
The bright, the beautiful, the bliasfal past
invoke thy aid OH bring back to me
Tho glorious joys of other, fairer days
When all was peace; when our sweetaun South
Used but the plough-share, not the glittering
sword,
To dye its sward. Give but the few short hours
The hour glass wastes its sands ere yet it turns,
And trembling, takes them up to waste again,
Tha. I may reach to fair Parnassian heights
And drink the waters from Ceslalia's spring;
OH may the pulses Of my wearied heart
Regain their vigour for o little while,
To sing the dying year. And dthoush it be
Amsurnful song-the gift of Poesy,-
Oh give it me!
In days long gone,
Whom in my happy home little band,
That called me mother, were my daily care;
Though passing clouds, though varied light End
shade,
Lifc's sure kaleidoscope, were mine to brook;
Yet Heaven Us mercy toned the blast
To suit my strength. Then did my heart expand
In love to Hmm love to all things pure,
And beautiful, and bright. The lovely Spring,
Tie fruitful Summer-teeming Autumn time,
And hoary Winter, crowned with icy spears.
Now nature mourns,-nankind in unison :
Wears sable robes.
requiem comes, borne en- each passing breeze,
Wailing tho 'loved and lost" The "Wilderness;"
And grand old woods, from the Poto.rac's saores
To whore tho golden sands bcgirt the gulf,
Fringed with the fruitsd orange and the lime,
Pour forth diapason fer the dead.
Some brother dear, some braro and .honored sire,
Or the loved husband from the fond wife torn;
The noble youth ocrwhosc high brow had cleaned
The bow Of promise; and tho man mature
Ia years, and crowned with honofs, and he
Whose h:mble home was all in all to him.
MY bleeding country
Sad is my hoart, and saader still the gloom
That dims thy beauty! Even as TIC Cnptirc,
The precious son Jreni hi' fond parents torn,
Bowailr his homc-pines for the cheering smile,
The tender care of fricnds-l mourn Ger thee.
oh Cod of hosts. Oh Thou! who rulest the
storm,
Who ridcst on the winds, whose name is writ j..
In characters of fire upon the Skies
Thou God of battles, hear us! Ere yot
December wraps his shroud round his saunt
limbs, -.
And this years cycle be among the past,
oh may the carnageserd-and Liberty.
.Hcrproud front rear,-and tac fair dove Of Peace
Unfurl lts broOdilg wings, and hover near!
Oh. set the Captive frco, that be may turn
Homsward, his footsteps; the. toil-worn Soldier
gain
Tic boon. of freedom and the peace of home.
The fields smile once asain-the clarion's sound,
"Ye'rc free once more" from shoro to shore re-
sVgndt s. 4. L.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-30

W. a typographical survey Of jerusalem, for
4ie English Government is 10 he made BY sor-
rcant and four privatcs Of tho engineers. If it
had been tho Yankoo Government, it would have
s,ntten brgadcs, niger and q missionary TO
do the job.
ag-A proclamation has bceni issued by lincoln.
raising the blockade of Norfolk, rnandina and
Pen sscola.
nsr The Alabama papers contain . report
brought by passengers, that Iloodfaa, nst III ON.
,s on ibo Nashville and Decatur RaiIroad- AZ
Ter two days bard fighting, The. Yankees we're
r.nr,cd. The rumor. is considered doubtful.
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retaliation by Colonel Mosby.

The following letter, written to General
Sheridan by Colonel MosbJ, will show that
the murder of our men by the Yankee caral-
ry in the Valley has not gone unayenged. 1t
is brief and to the point, and worthy of the
writer:-
NovEMpER-l, 1864.
g Major. General P. II. Sheridan, command
ing United States Forces in the Palley.
@GENERAL: Sometime in the month of Sep
tepber, during my absence from my COM
mand, six of my men, who had been. captur-
ed by your forces, were ha1g and shot in the
streets of Front Royal, by the. order, and in
the immediate presence, of Brigadier- Gene.
raj Custer. Since then, another Captured
By Colonel Powell, on plundering expe
dition into Rappahannock( shared o similar
fate. a Alabel, affixed to the coat Of one Of
the murdered men, declared that this would
be. the fate of Mosby and all his men,
& Since the murder of my men, not less
than seven hundred prisoners, including many
officers of high rank, captured from your
army By this command, have been forwarded
to Richmond: but the execution of my pur-
pose of retaliation was deferred, in order, as
far as possible, tt confne its operation to the
men of Custer and Powell. Accordingly, on
the 9th instant, sever Of fyour men Eere, by
my order, executed on the Valley pike, your
highway of travel. - -
thereafter any prisoners falling into my
hands will be treated with the kindness due
to their condition, unless some new act of
.barbaritY shall compel me, reluctantly, to
adopt line Of policy rcpugnant to human
ity. Very respectfully, your obedient ser
aJoHN S. MosBY, Lieutenant Colonel
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Land to Rent.

VxTILI bo rented to tho highest bidder g On
wv FRIDAY, the 9th December next, tns
TRACT. on LAND belonging to the Estates Of
" and ". A. Rutland, deed. This Land
s,nbracee M two imrrovcmcnts-rhe buildings on
c"eh c bo;ps well arranged and comfortable. There
ia suficiency of Land under cultivation toworf
ifteen or twenty iaa3s.
Estate e. ". Rutland.
-EMSLEY LOTT,
II. NJ. SATCHER,
Ad'ors Est W. A. Rutland.
Nov O. ,6t 50
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Administrators Sale.

UnY an order from tho Ordinary will proceed
8 10 sell at my residence, on Thursday, the
.sib December. ons Splendid YOUNG HORSE
sSa TEN HEAD OF SHEEP, belonging TO the
Estate Of VIM. Adams, decd. The Sheep TO be
sold for cash-thc He1so on 5 credit, of twelve
months, interest from date. Note and approved
security will be required.
Nov 2s' =. 2t 4s
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TO Rent.

vr1uE skLUDA HOUSE, situated in tho VII
laza of Edgefcld. will bo rented to the
Ii rhest bidder on the first MondaJ in DeecH' Der
nsSt. The House eoutins Sixteen Rooms, ten
of which hayo fire paces-ali comfortable ara IN
good repair. The ont buildings afe s'sn'n Eo".
srdcr Thore is also lnr.e 'far'en tha II.n. II'
Terms uadc known on the day of rent.
i''D' -''N' LEWIS c0TAR.
Noros 4t 40
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To Rent,

r,uAT PLEASANT RESIDENCE on the
Pine House Road, ono mile ami half from
Edcehvld Village. Terms reasonable. Apply
imme ediatcly to iubscribcr on The premises, 3I,sr
Nor9 If 40
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War, Tax!
Upper Battalion, 9th Regiment.

vuyuE State Collector having added the Upper
Battalion of the .5A, E'giment to the 18th
Collection District, will atond ut the following
places to receive returns of the "Ad-Faloruni
Tax" known as the pr cent. Tax. Also, the
proftg made on sales between the 18th February
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Notice.
Final Notice.

Final Notice.
{ ! A LII persons having any demands against The
n Estate Of John B. Gardner, deceased. arc
reqvestcd to present their claims, properly pro.
ven, on or before the eth day of December no1t,
at tho 0rdinary's Office, on whichduy O Final Set
tement will be made on said Estate. Those fail
Ing will be barred.
s.>w. GARDNER, Ad'eF.
Sept 2T I2t A.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-30

yHyHE next Scholastic year of this Institution.
will commence on MONDAY, the Sd
OCTOBER, and will be divided into two Ses-
sions of Twenty weeks each.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-30

Rebel prisoners captured during the en-.
sagement report that the rebel General But
Ter, commanding a brigade of South Carolina
troops, was killed during the action. Wheth
er there is nny truth in the rp'nor aln una,
ble to tell. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-01
VIRGINIA AND MORT. Cssur,v,

LII A..
More About the Union Sentiment in the
'Uld S0rth State"-fhe - Gouspderacy,,
a Failure important alovemeEt Pre-.
posed y
NEwBERN, n. G., Jan. - In Speaking Of
The growing disconient among the people in
Ncrth Carolina and their d SIRE to hold q
state Convention, the Wilmington Journal
says:
I'VE say most sincerely that plans ara eyi.
Gently coDcocted and mo vemenLs evidently set
On loot in North Garoltua herself, which are
omtnous Of greater consequences tnan was
ever the advance of the enemy"
The Raleigh Siandard, in appeals 20 the slave.
hold Is for peace, says
:" We went 10 war 10 protect State sovereign
OF slavery but if it should appear that we are
likely 10 lose both, AS rational beings we should
pause and consider well the direction which
things are takirg. -
:" If the war should continue twelve months
longer, with no greater success to oar arms,
there is gr. at danger that the Insulation will be
hopelessly destroyed" .s
Gov. Vance, OF North Carolina, comes out ic
a card in the Raleigh Standard against the tax
aiion OF State property by the, Confederate Co.
yerbmeDt. a..ssE..
The North Carolina and Virginia papers are
firm in the belief that Wilmington will SOFA oe
attacked. and have N uch to say about the cou.
centraion Of the United States forces here,
which are maenifed into very large num-
Der.
DIR. ]. S. Leach, the Conservative member
elect in the new Confederate Congress, which
meets III FebI nary, says, In the Raleigh Stan
daId OF the 18th, that North Carolina now
claims the fulfllmsnt Of the rspact or the
right to depart from the Confederacy in peace''
great meeting was held recently In John.
son county, fayoring a call for State Conven-
tion.
Meetings are being held in different counties
favoring the same object.
The Raleigh State Journal says that a propo-
sition for State onvention, coming so close
on Mr. Lncoln's proposition to let one. tenth of
the people 1oIm State Government, has a
very strong odor OF disloyalty and treason
about it. -
Tie Henderson Times is delighted at the re.
ported retirement of Butler, and the re-estab.
lis hment of the Department of North Carolina
which, it says, removes the most serious OBJ
stacle to the return OF North Carolina to the
Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-01

~ ~ .War," says Herodotus, .re verses the
order cf nature. In times o. peace cons bury
fheir fathers, but in time of war fathers bury
their sons - -
enough to cay s.the future @ ueen OF England
thus early gives promise of rivaling hex moth
erin. law" -
~ The Princess Of Wales is said to have
FASTENED an interesting event by eagerly join
ing q skating party on the Ice, ana only arrived
al Frot more just IN time.
NJ Great derDsnd for houses in New York
ciry-people have to wait weeks for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-01
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PRESS DISPATCHES,
DkPAKTmEsT8F TaE eULE

DEfAkGmEST TaE GGGE
stirring News .trem is,eA e-- smrrican u
Ir0ePs on Mexican >ril-satereStiac
news from New orleans. Havana. Baton
Rouge and N otIie stlr,--
NEW YoRK, Jan. 3a--Thes Evening Star has
arrived with Ne W Orleans aavices OF tse 2tth
Mst., via havana on The 10Th.
Advices from Matamoras rep lrt another rev.
olution anu Il al t+e rral tyo~tinas il again in
power. He was pisced :, n..iid Ia command of
tne Ireops, accUrdlrg to tae ptevioas accounts,
TO march seaigs; Tsmpieo, bsit used yals 20 ssr
10 mi ke himself Goserupr. Ibele tHss consid-
erabie hf hting among: he afsxieafis l.. Mata-
General Heron, comm an5ine s,ir forces AT
Brow ms Vile, despafeh-d tie TIVE nE,st,, Wis
consin ano Ninety fourth lainofs RrsImea.s
and five pieces of the FIRST r. s=ou-i Artillery
across the river. All bul tha i'Vsetltetn i wis.
consip biyouacked on the baaEs rat tai- resE
ment vent almost TO the plaza, aud spent
the night in front OF tne resid nee OF
the Ameriean Consul. " no .sI.s He *. morn;nZ
was Escorted TO Browns viz, together with
S2,0G0,tt q belonging to AnErican c,trzr rs aud
the United states Goyern rnm. at, "a
7. hen 6ererai RUIZ ielt coGtlleile ed To return
10 the Ter as side OF the riy T. he4.V as accompa-
MED BY q large number OF h's followers, some
two huEdIed OF whom rsrin al their arms,
which they delivered ups rs.p Provost Mar
shal OF the Fos, ak the .ofHinaHGiuy Genera,
could net permit armed forelgn 50 tiers TO re-
main on American soil. Fney wars no &c hos
h,taois lhi received &c by our ro 2ps Wao sympt-
th1Zsd " !th them in their q. eat. "ltch was
owing to ether causes than thato of lacI, OF cour-
age. r-rs ~ ZHFa EF-GE
The fight on the night of tn 13~t WAS not
very sang uinery. About 80 were .tseA aud ~
wounded on both sides. 1crttuaS had go3d
artillery and good rifles, white hGlA had un
wieidy cannon and poor fire eGr.E. -. course
the result " rs in Cortinas' Jayo-. a#r..
Advices froE Havana II part Juara2 at Men
terey, and that he would r.ijrefto exas ii nard
presseo. E~g ..H
A Mobile Bay letter of jan. sth, in giving an
account OF ali attempt TO des1F0y 1 = b.t stearc
eragroEnd on The bar, reports qDlLs q 4. .ht bs-
tween Fort Morgan ahd om iesF Ae re-
ceived Eo damage, but wele unaoir 10 get the
siaamef out. ...sra -.a-.- .. 80 .--.-
Reports from Baton Rouge ia e tha eaptnr.
OF a scouting party undrr Captaiu E,ili Tia,
saB1e corrpspcndentsay VS. uttfcks ~ re -, pected
at Port Huoson, and large Isultorcements had
been sent to those places.
L he Free Siaa Con tinu tor tha nonina-
tion OF candidates for STATE OH ers will De held
ON the lst OF February. Tn" names NOS prom
lnfhljy mentioned in Connection with -ha Cub
erDatorial chair are those OF Judge Whitaker
and the Hon. Michael Hahn The Hon. Mr.
RnIart can have the nomination if he Will ac-
CT pit il.
Gen. Banks has pledged himself 10 the Free
state Com mmittee to SO modify the louisiana
Constitution as to exclude negroes from the
representative basis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-01
EXCITING FROM KENTUCKY.
aptnre Of Scottsyille by the RebeIs-Buru. r
ing Of the Court House.

LOUISVILLE Jan. 3o.-The Journal has the
following further adyices In regard TO the affair,
1T Scots Vile, Ky:
Captain Gillum, OF the 4sth Kentucky, was
commanding at Scottsville with $50 men, when
Colonel Hamilton, with 500 Rebels, attacked
him.
After a desperate fight Gillum surrendered
ScOttsvil!e TO Hamilton, on condition that pri.
yate property should be respected and his men
laroled.
Hamilton assented TO this, bnt afterwards
fired the Court House, destroying all the public
documents.
Gillum then informed Hamilton that he no
Our merchants have Just received further in.
formation that Hamilton robbed several stores
Scottsville is the capital of Allen county, KY,
about 10 miles south OF Louisville, and some
10 miles from the Tennessee State line Itcon.
taips several churches and stores, in addition
to the us sGal county buildings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-01
pocS HEAuQUARTERs FOR xocA
i CCi VALENTINES, toOf
EHOLESyLE AND RETAIL

The undt,signed c ffers 70 the public sud to deal
sTs. paddie-s ana all Who sen Valsntines the
iaI e, cheapest prettiest saeortNent ot 0omie
sad tennm,ntsl VsLnATlEES. vALfNTINn =
CAsbs EAHalUPlS. IMB SSED -APHR,
ta NOT 20 HA5kBs. 60, @.;, eyer bsfsIe sd.rs, IN
spe ct, er eonsan,es' eele DRAFTED Goods
TOE E1ost 2ei al discount 10 dealers and sutlers
aplre cur stock sn1 sricsA - .
Tee uDeeris. ed also offers large LOT of BaoEs,
stationery SAD Fanny Articles st loW figures CON.
Books stationery, Back Cannon Chess and Crib
bkEe Bcsrde, =
Au .ii ds oi Papsrs and fp,eloyss,
Pocket Boots. Purses, bosrs,
Com b., afpsfss, Rerfufaery, &C., &c
Pep4. Novel, By the thoufsnd or Jingle one.
Isr,e 20 6 nt Nesels for one dollar.
ssrss rs cent ssati nsrT pae.ass FOR on. dollar.
E'sit Album Osrds for one dollar,
isrss lot of Boots at ksf pries,
wfsrping rap OF al sinds,
Psp+r psss % which Ss invite the attention of
sroeers toufscfioners. &c 60.
Another g. pply Of the 6raneers' Guide and Pcsk-
ct Bsnd, Book inst iecsivso at
WIN y. RI IHSfgfNa
National Bookstore, Y5s Pa Avehue.
"a Is lm between l1.h and i.ta sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-01

Arrest by Order Of Gen. Schoiieid
q LOUISVILLE, Jan. 30.-In pursuanse OF an
order from GEN, Schofleld, several persons
negroes in mi Missouri and selling them here as
slaves, Some of these parties are also charged
with raseipg altered greenbacks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-01
Kentucky Lesislature-No U. S. Senator
- Elected E--.-- sz5s

FRANKFORT, jan 304The Legislature ad-
journed this morning without proceeding to
ascertained that by Inc constitution OF Kentucky
the election of Bramlette would demand u new
guhernatorialz election. The probability nov
is that no election will be made until the fail
.sn nrl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-01
PlTkIN CO..
tsUcCEssoas TO BARNES Co..
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Dealers In Sutlers' Supplies.
No. 4sl NINTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D, c.,
No. 2J KING STREET. ALEXANDRIA Va.

In consequence of the recent order of the War
Depsi tment. requiring suffers to load in Washing
ton. We have thought it advisable to open another
house for the accommodation Of our friends.
We take pleasure in announcing that we have
purchased the entire stock aud good will of the
house Of Barnes Il Co., 4S1 Ninth street, Wash.
ington. and can offer the largest and best as
sortment of Suffers oods, in both cities
Cns Of the partners residing in Philadelphia is
a the time In the market for the purchase of Sap
plies and as We buy for cash We aatter ourselves
that sell prins goods as low rs they can be
bought anywhere.
In view Of the many frauds perpstrated on pur-
chasers of rmy Su ppiies. we have given persona,
ard particular attention to the selection of our
stock of Canned Fruits, Vegetables, Meats. Jeles,
Milk, &C., aud confidently recommend them to be
OF the rsy best qualify.
We also invite yoLr special al tenton to our large
stock of Butter, Cheese, Foreign and Domestic
Fruits, Tobacco, seEers, sutlers Hard ware and
Truly yours. PITEIN & co.
WAsnIseroa, January ], 1861 8
Having disposed of onr stock of merchandise to
me hrin OF messrs. Pitkiu d Co.. we take great
pleasure in Recommending them to our friends aud
Customers, who have SO generously patronized as
We 90 SO, with the kno Wedge that our SUCCESSORS
are 1ui compefont and disposed, TO make IL for
TIE interest OF all to e0ntinue ths pat :ouage to
the "a which hssheen s. literally extended to u.s.
ja 23-lm BARNES 4 co =
a 0ARL-Th- unde aigned offers ri. .e,vics, 10,
a few weeks in CsGANfNg' LININT .nf
REsfCRiNG cIL PAINTINGS From sis long
bis services TO the osners OF valuable PaiutinSa
and will. II needed. furnish satisfsctory refarsncs.
a to his shiIl. .''oAeAs'A
: Crders lett With Lamb Dec Picture and G,as.
Frsms mslsr south fice Ptonsylvania avenue.
ear 18th street. win be promptly responded to. =.
-2 II. BARLOW
- D. DIV late OF Phiiadslphia
NOTICE no HAOKN1N AND OTAl5S H1V.
ing carri. s.s to bs re painted should not have
them dens until they fiys me aeal. Ali work done
wen ss w1fl Dor In tte aYgest thops I'm the sort
Wagon builders Who J ave no DaantHrs woold and IL
to their advantage 70 ave me- o cAll.
T. WILLIAMS. OoAsh Painter,
near the cor. Of Nd, av and Th si., Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-01
Reception Of Veteran voiunteers-Death
of Governor Gamble.

ST Louis, Jan. Clone Of the larges. and
most enthusiastic meetings ever held in st.
Louis assembled in the court. house rotun1a
last night to devise means tor the proper recep-
tion OF veteran volunteers. The veterans of
other States. on their arrival here en- route home,
will be welcomed aud entertained the same as
those belonging in Missouri.
Gov. Gamble died day.