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The Placer herald., 1865-06-17

Gold, Silver and Diamond Watches
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ofthc best English, Swiss and American manu-
ileture.
ETRUSCAN, CARBUNCLE, PEARL,
CORAL, GARNET, QUARTZ JET,
AND ENAMELLED SETTS.
Pins and Earrings. of all styles and patterns
Band, Chain, Ribbon and Alumenum Brace
let's. Diamond, Gold, and Enamelled
Lockets Of all Styles and Patterns.
Gold and Silver Thimbles, and
Quartz Seals, Chains. and
Gold Keys, of all
| patterns.
| Vest Chains. of Gold,
Armenum and Hair. Gold
and Coral Neck Chains of all
Styles and Patterns. Gold, Jet,
Etruscan. Garnet. and Imitation Dia.
I'LL.
Opal, Regard Enamelled and Gold Rugs, of all
Styles and Patterns.
A Fine Assortment Of Gold and Enamel.
| led Buckles.
| Gold and Quartz Slides
STONE CAMEO, ETRUSCAN, GOLD STONE.
Carbuncle, Aumenu,n, and Gold Sleeve But.
tons and Studs. Gold, Silver and Steel
Spectacles. Silver Card cases, Cups.
Butter Knives, Salt Spoons, etc.
A Great Variety Of Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils
Of the Best Makers.
Silk HAIR Ribbon and Leather Guards. Nh.
rinc Calendar and Office Clocks, all of which I
will sell at reduced prices for Cash.
Wathes, Clocks, and Jssvelry, repaired
and warranted. All kinds of Cali.
eornia Jswelry made 20
Order.
~ Engraving and Cutting done with neat
ness and dispatch.
NJ. ANDREWS.
Auburn, December Sd, 1864.
James Walsh,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
MAIN STREET, AUBURN.
III
TN the "Middfr Row." opposite TO K. Gordon's
i Store, where l am prepared to do all kinds Of
work in my line.
BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER.
Harness neatly repaired. decalmy
THOMAS JAMESON,
COUNTY CORONER, AND GENERAL
UN E KE r..
AUBURN. CAL.
~ On the Turnpike, near the Toll House. -
ID EADY MADE Coins always on eaa
~ hand andcvcry variety Of Funer-
alequipments furnished to order.
Especial attention given 70 tlAsinterrinG
and removing bodies.
Auburn, Dec, 3l.-my.
The Placer herald., 1865-06-17
GEORGE WILLMENT'S
STORE.
Corner Of Court snd,- Commereel Streets,

Corner Of Court and, Commereel streets,
AUBURN, CAL,
fa@o eanie ssir
VNHERE h, isreceiving daily large additions
w tfGoods to his already extensive, aud
we'll selected stocE; such as
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, LIQUORS,
HARDWARE, CRooKERY, Etc.
-
FEED OF ALL KINDS.
kept constantly on hand.
GOODS WILL he DELIVERED FREE
OF CHARGE.
The public and old patrons are invited 10 call
and see Tor themselves
Nov. l, 1864.
Evening star., 1865-02-09

ed inlsupport Of her militia In defense OF the
State. It appropriates si,oOO,0O0, aad was
passed.
On motion of Mr.. Sherman, the Senate pro.
ceeded to the consideration of the legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation bill.
RousE-The Speaker laid before the House
a communication from the Secretary OF War
enclosing the record In the case Of Major III ast-
ings who was convicted OF twenty six forge
ries and the embezzlement Of S26,000, but the
War Department has commute his sentence
to suspension Of pay and rank for six calendar
months.
MIR. Dawes said at the end OF six months this
officer would return to the army with the
brand of dishonesty upon him. He wanted
the document printed to see the reason for the
oommutauen. The document was ordered to
be printed.
ur. ulian, from the COMMITTEES OF Public
Lands, reported back bill to provide Tor toe
subdivision and sale OF gold and silver lands,
and for the coinage of the products.
He entered into a long explanation OF the OBJ
jects and purposes OF the bill The products
of the mines, he said, Were intended to be ap-
piled to the payment of the principal and in
terest of the public debt
No action was taken on the bill.
Mr. Eliot called up the report heretofore
made by him on the disagreeisg votes OF the
two Houses on the Freedmen's Bureau bill.
He made q few remarks in further explana-
tion, and, among other things remarking that
nothing in the way of legislation had been pro-
yided for the freedmen since the Emancipation
proclamation Of 1861.
Evening star., 1865-02-09
FROM MEXICO.

maximiIian in a tight place-Reported
Revolution in the city of Mexlco-The a
Reported Dukedom Of DR.. Gwin a Canard /.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The steamer Moro Gas.
tie from Hayana on the ith instant has arrived
here.
Advices from Mexico show that the Impe.
rial forces are concentrating about Oaxaca,
and will probably capture the place, but in
the meantime nearly the whole of the State of
Jalisco is free from the invaders and have
thrown off the yoke Of the Imperialists.
Maximilians prospects, are very dubious.
Guerrillas are very troublesome.
Reports OF q revolution in the city of Mexico,
thouen den,ed officially, continue.
Juaris. had attacked Tabarca and captured
the CJwn Of Matepec. Acapulco has been de.
oiSred, officially, as abandoned.
Ortega has $500 insurgents In Marelia
The Imperialist, General Aga, was defeated
and shot at Ell Fuerte, In Senolva.
The Imperialists were able to hold the
city OF Zacatlan only three days.
The report about DR.. Gwin being made q
Duke Is q caIard, and caused merriment in
Havana. Gwin was in that city, on his way
to Europe, having failed with Macmillan.
Evening star., 1865-02-09
THIRD EDITION.
5O'CLOCK Pm.
S O'CLOCK P. M.
RELIBp FOR UNION pRIsoNHRs

Brig. Gen. Hayes, U. s. V. reports from
Richmond to the War Department that he has
been paroled and appointed agent to receive
and distribute supplies for Union prisoners
He reports that the supplies (650 private pack
ages and SO bales OF blankets) have been trans
ferred to him, warehouse provided for stor-
ing supplies, and he Is assured by Mr.. Oald
that every facility for their transportation will
be provided.
He has commenced the distribution OF the
supplies on nand and states that he will need
1900 suits of clothing (overcoats exceptedl
additional to supply the wants Of our men con-
fined in the various rebel prisons.
General Grant, in forwarding the commuai.
cation of General Hayes to the War Depart
ment, says the req uisitions can all be attended
to from City Point, and the greater part have
already been flied.
Thus, through the energetic action OF our
Government the condition of our brave soldiers
languishing in rebel prisons, Will be ameliora-
ted IS far as possible, and the news OF the fact
will carry joy to thousands OF anxious hearts
throughout the land.
Evening star., 1865-02-09
CONGRESSIONAL.

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY g.
SRNATR.-The Secretary read a letter from
the Vice President, announcing his necessary
absence from the city Tor some days.
On motion of Mr.. Foot, the Hen. DaniosCiark
was elected President pro tempore Of the Senate,
and took the chair.
Mr. Morgan presented the remonstrauce Of
citizens of New York against the passage Of the
MT Wilson, from the Military Csmmittee,
reported back the bill for the better sauizaslon
of the pay department OF the army.
MT Tfnmbuli, from the Judiciary Comnnsesee
reported upon the petition OF criers OF the courts
OF the District Of Columbia, for increased COM
pensatien, asking to be discharged from Its fur
ther consideration. So ordered.
Mr Lane, of Kansas, introduced q bill to
extend the Homestead law to settlers On lands
reserved for railroad purposes. Referred to
the Committee on Public Lands
Mr.. Grimes introduced bilf to amend the
act additional to the other acts concerning COM
mercial intercourse between loyal and insur-
rectionary States, &c. Referred. TO the Com
mittse on Com nerce.
Mr.. Wilson in troduc1,d I'd bin more effectually
to provide for the NATIONAL defense by estab-
fishing uniform system of militia throughout
the United States. Referred to the Military
Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Trumbull, a concurrent
resolution was adopted, equesting the Presi
dent to transmit TO the Executive Of the sever
al States copies Of the Anti. Slavery Constitn-
tiopal Amendment t, in order that such States
as have not already ratified the amendment
may proceed to act oEit
On motion OF Mr.. Foot, q resolution was
adopted that the presiding officer of the Senate
appoint committe at three Sens tors to make
arrangememeAts for the Inauguration Of the
President Of the United States
Mr.. Ramsey introduced bill. granting lands
to the Territories, Of DacotaA, Montana, and
Idaho to aid In the constr ne sion of railroads
therein. to connect wi.h the railroads of Iowa.
Referred to tbs Com uittee 'on Public Lands.
The Senate non. cone0:red to the House
amendment 10 the bill which provides tha,
hrevet rank shall net Civ increased pay; reg.
ulates the descent Of tne family Of deceased
soldiers, sec. The Senate ordered a Oommittee
OF ConfeHsnce to meet a like Committee on the
part OF the House.
On motion OF Mr. Wade, the bill pending al
the adlournment yesterday, to enlarge the
boundaries or Nevada, by annexing one degree
OF Lsngitude OF De Territory Of Utan, was TAX
| en- mp, and pas ed
Mr.. SHRINE n called mp the bill to constitute g
the bridge ~ .ross the Ohio river at Cincinna1
| post rGnbe, when fpisned:
MT. Oe,Iamer explained tna1 tne oIloHe Ho a. q.
to be 100. feet above low water, and OF LOCO fee'
span, ,ind would not Interfere with naViga'
| ton, and the bill was passed.
byrse the state OF Missouri for money expend
Evening star., 1865-02-09

SECRETARY WELLRs' RECEPTION The Sec
retary Of the Navy last evening gave his second
evening reception a. his residence on II street
The spacious paIlors were thronged at an early
hour, and 1t was generally remarked that it
was one OF the most pleasant gatherings of the
season. Amsng those present were Secretaries
Stanton and Dennison, Admirals Farragut and
Smith, Major General Augur, with a good
sprinkling Of Army and Navy officers Of
lesser note. Senators Wilson, Doolittle, Trum.
bull, Sherman and others Of the Senate and
House. several foreign ministers, and hosts Of
elegantly attired ladies'
Evening star., 1865-02-09
SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. n.
PREsIDENTf3 MEsSAGl,

Every one about the Capitol to-day was on
the qui vire in anticipation Of the Presidents
message concerning the peace conference at
Fortress Monroe. About one clock the Pres
ident's private secretary entered the Senate,
and a general stir, both ON the floor and in the
galleries, ensued, while the reporters f1ocksd to
their desks in eager haste to catch the purport
dioation that the message would be read imme-
dIately, many went over to the House, bsliev-
ing that the anxiety OF that body to know the
secrets Of the conference would demand the
publication of the document at once. Here a
similar scene was enacted. The message,
however, was soon read, and the manifesto
tons Of disappointment upon learning that the
communication only referred to subjects of
minor importance, can be better imagined than
described.
There is no probability Of the message being
sent In To-Day; but as Il, II Is Understood to be
Evening star., 1865-02-09

DINNER PARTY ATTHK WHITE HOUsH.-The
President and Mrs. Lincoln entertained a dis
tinguished party OF invited guests at the White
House last evening, among whom were Post
master General Dennison and lady; Rear Ad-
mirai Farragut and lady; General Hancock
and lady; Attorney General Speed, Judge
Otto, Senator Hooper, Mrs. General Hunter,
Miss Motley, and Miss Kenney. At seven
o'clock dinner was announced, the President
occupying the head Of the table, with Mrs.
Dennison on his right AID Mrs. General Hunter
on the left. Mrs. Lincoln presided d: the foot
with much grace, Rear Admiral Farragut
having the honor of being assigned to seat on
her left, and Gov. Dennison ON her right
The dinner, which was a magnificent one,
was furnished by celebrated French cook,
and the Marine Band enlivened the occasion
with excellent music. The party separated
about ten o'clock.
Evening star., 1865-02-09
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.
virginia.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb s.-A certified copy
OF the anti. slav very amendment to the Consti-
tuition of the United States was received by
the Executive OF the Commonwealth from the
Secretary Of State to-day. 1t was promptly
laid before beth houses Of the General Assem-
bly,, and was unanimously ratified by the Sen.
ate. The House will take action on it to-mor-
row, when 1t will be passed with only two
dissenting votes.
Delaware.
DOVER, Feb. S.-The Delaware Legislature
to-day rejected the proposed amendment to the
Constitution by q three -fourths vote in the
Senate, and a two. thirds vote in the House.
Ohio.
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. s.-The Ohio Legislature
has ratified the proposed constitutional amend.
ment by vote Of IS to in the Senate and Sc
TO I2 In the House.
Evening star., 1865-02-09

APPROPRIATIONS FOR FORTIFICATIoNs-
The fortification bill passed by the House ap-
propriates about five millions, among other
other sums for Fort Wayne, near Detroit; Fort
Porter, at Buffalo; Fort Niagara, near Youngs-
town, and Forts Ontario nnIontgomery. az Knox,
Popham, Preble, SCANNED, Georges, Constitu.
ten, McCiary. Winthrop. Independence, War
rem, Adams, Hale, Schuyler, Willett's Point,
Hamilton, Tompkins, MifIlin, Washington,
Monroe, Cl1nch, Taylor and Jefferson; also, tor
the sea wall of Great Brewster's Island, the
sea walls on Deer and Lovelrs Island; for
permanent fort at New Bedford; for the forts
at Sandy Hook, on Ship Island; at Fort Point,
In California; on Alcatraz Island, in San Fran
cisco Bay, and for additional defences at San
Francisco, and for the defences of Washing
ton, half million.
Evening star., 1865-02-09

REBEL PIRA1Es.-A correspondent at Rio
JaDeiro, writing on the l4th Of December last
says that there were then three rebel piraticaI
vessels on the South American coast, preyng
on United States merchant vessels. The names
of these priyateers are not given. There was at
the same time in Rio Janeiro notorious rebel
spy, lately second lieutenant on the pirate Tai
lahassee, who was engaged In chartering yes-
sells TO load with coffee for Bermuda on re bel
government account He had already secured
Two English vessels for this purpose
Evening star., 1865-02-09
Affairs in Georgetown.

TIE DRAFT AssoCIATIoN.-The regular
neetiup of the association was held last night
at the Custom House large number were in
attep dan &c, and much more interest was man
ifssted than at any previous meeting. About
forty new subscribers were added to the list,
and the fund was increased about 80, 100. The
as many opportunities as possible for persons
to ioin before the draft.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET-No receipts
and no sales Of any importancs reported. The
market continues quiet. Quotations mn
changed. ~
PORT OF GRoRGErowN.-No entries or
clearances recorded. The condition OF the
channel is unfa vorabie to navigation,
Evening star., 1865-02-09

REVOLUTIONS OF THE CHAMBER Or COM
MEEeE-Resolutions of the New York Cham
ber OF Commerce were to-day presented to
Congress urging the establishment of general
tax on Gales OF merchandise, che constru etiou
Of q ship canal between Lakes Erie and Onta-
rio. the establishment OF monthly and semi.
monthly line OF steamers between San Fran
cisco and japan, and recommending the use of
our swiftest naval vessels, as fast as they ars
relieved from biockading duty, in European
waters for the donble purpose Of cruisers and
mail packets.
Evening star., 1865-02-09

THE ELECTORAL ToTEs.-The President to-
day sent q message to Congress, stating thai he
did not consider it competent for HIM to express
an official opinion on the Joint Resolution e1;-
cluding certain States In the rebellion from the
electoral college, but that in his estimation
Congress had full power to decide what votes
should be counted without referring their &C.
ton to the Executive tor his approval.
Evening star., 1865-02-09
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. s.-The recent military
order disbanding the State troops has been
rescindeo by direction Of the War Depart
ment.
Passes are now required for all persons leav
ing this city for Nashville and further South
The Vice President elect is seriously indis-
posed, and has been confined to his bed for
several days
Evening star., 1865-02-09
General Patterson and the Battle of Bult
Run,

u
There arc not few persons in this country
whs are satisfied that th5 Bull Run disaster
was due to the in f1ciency of General Pattsr-
son. 1t is claimed that he ought by ali means
to have held General johnson in check and
falling in tha6, to have reinforced General
Mcdowell. few have gone far "a to st
tribute his failure to do one or the other,
both Of these things, 10 want Of patriot
ism. Aware of the damaging criticisms his
campaign, Gener al Patterson early demanded
a court OF inquiry, but was assured that there
was no precedent for any such procedure in
the case of an officer houorabIy discharged He
sgbseq uently sought to have all his corras-
pond ndenee and the orders given him published,
but It was alleged TO be Incompatible with tia
public interest. After seTeral years delay he
mas at last collected together tAe facts OF his
campaign in brief narSaA We, and, we think.
thoroughly exposes the injustice which has
been cone him II is cIeac mat mis- force was
overrated-that it was lily proyi6ed-that Ia
never got any orders TO attack, but was sd-
vssd to cauton that his best officers sustained
his policy; that there was = manifest biunder
made in q OF allowing him 20 threaten Johnson
at point like Leesbarg, between Johnson's
force and mcDowelPs; that Ae, however, kept
johnson engaged on the day in which he had
reason to believe that McDo well was to make
his attack, viz, the 10th Of July, and that 1t
was due to the unfortunate delay OF that at
tack till the 2ist, and the fai}nre of Gen sral
Patterson to get further orders, that his ser
vices Were not more available; Had General
Patterson been man of bofder temper and
ners Inclined to assume responsibility, he
might have attacked johnson, and succ ass!ul-
ly; but the undertaking, with raw troopA
whose term of service was nearly esde,F,
would have been hazardous. He coutentai
himself with obeying his instructions, with
out assuming any risks. It is, moreover, vary
doubtful whether, If he had been in striking
distance Of Bull Run, Its issue wcaid have
been any different for the testimony cf ailtSs
experts is that our defeat was owing 10 xery
difereTt causes than:waEt of sufficient forcs.
Thseensure OF General Patterson show. how
great injustice may be dCue good soid,erand
an honest patriot by er p0rte statements
Evening star., 1865-02-09

~ heretofore ex,stipg e between Il. NJ BoteI,r q
Rabert L. Taylor, House Carpenters ana Under
dissolved.
All accou nts due the firm and By thu Srr, +, p.
settled by Il. NJ Boteler. who viii coptinpe 80
business on 9Th stTs at east, besween 1 and a.
south. A "fe'
I'm. ROTELER
feS-St~ Il. K TAYLOR
Evening star., 1865-02-09
NOTICE

~ TO OUR FRIlNDs AND PATRONS.
We hereby sive notice to all of our eusto mers
that We viii continue to purchase ss heretofore
any guam tily Of CAMP CREASE, T. ALLOW aaa
We are going on with the rebuilding Of our mill
and soap works and hope to be under fall head>
""' o, B. JBWELL CO.,
So -Hr Foot of G street.
One hundred tons dne BONE DUST for tale.
9. b. JEWRLL 90,
fa - Foot Of street nerth,
Evening star., 1865-02-09
Rebel Force Threatening to Cross the
Tennessee

CAIRO, Feb. 9.-The Memphis Bulletin says
a large number of rebels including Ryles
command, 900 strong, is reported on the Ar
kansas side Of the river near Mound City,
under Robbins, evidently intending to cross
the river into Tennessee.
Evening star., 1865-02-09

pERsoFAL-Major General M. Palmer, who
is now at the National, has been assg ed, it is
said to the command OF the Department of Ken
lucky, In the place of Gen. Burbridge.
Vice President Hamlin has left for home to
attend the wedding of his daughter.
Evening star., 1865-02-09

VICE PREsIDKHT.-Vice President Hamiin
leaves town to-day to be absent for some time
Senator Clarke, of New Hampshire, has been
elected president pro tempore of the Senate dur
ing his absence.
Evening star., 1865-02-09

NOR sAIN-A very fine CANADIAN HORSE,
seven ye.rs old d.sp Bay; suitable abb for for -
any kind of business; very kina anu s,esi osn A
lent traveller; stands any place without hitoh,ns h
and 10 not afraid of locomotive Appy 70 Omce
y SSSs1nmeh' "1P"'i feb 81
Evening star., 1865-02-09

the White House will be given by the President
and Mrs. Lincoln On Monday evening nert
Evening star., 1865-02-09

PERSONALLY -. " ~ "ooH
,o-o,.. ID to New York with a
couple OF prizes. He has ,naos,., ,s,'.I,
tour In this country the W. ona NJ Won,s
player, Mile Helene de Kato,. - - =" CeD.
no less distinguished pianA sr,s- w. -
SAID to have an original style OF P '-'''A'''
exceedingly brilliant.
Evening star., 1865-02-09
HOSPITAL REMOVED.

Tae post hospital, for several months past
located ut Hagerstown, Nd, under charge Of
DIR. Miller, has been changed to Martinsburg,
Va. The sick and wounded were removed to
the latter place on Tuesday last.
Evening star., 1865-02-09
CONVALEsCENTs.

The steamer Keyport, Capt Ryther, arrived
her yesterday from Annapolis with three
hundred convaiescents belonging to General
SchofieId's corps.
Evening star., 1865-02-09

tS .ad t Streets fenn'''ana feb 9s
IA JAMES 8. ToPHAM CO.'S HxSa
IN PREMIUM Msn
TRUNK, SADDLERY,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT
MANUFACTORY,
WHcLEsALB AND RETAIL.
~ 500 a
sEvENTH sTRlEr.
One Door North of Odd FELLOWS Hall,
Where they continue to manufacture and have
on sale lara ae and fine assortment OF
TRUNKS. vALIsEs.
TRAVELLING BAGS,
sADDLlB. HARNESS.
HORsE COVERS,
MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS,
SWORD BELTS.
HAyRRSACKs. WHIPS.
BITS, SPURS.
&C.. &C.. &C..
AT LOW PRICES.
REPAIRING.
Trunks, &C.. repaired promptly and Thoroughly
THREE SILVER MEDALS
Awarded by the Maryland Institute of Baltimore,
October 3lAt 1864; also, the highest premium. a
bronze medal. by the Metropolitan Mechanics
| Institute of " Washinston, D. O., In l8a.
| sole AGENTS
For p,strict Of Columbia and Alexandria, Va e, 70,
| FRANK MILLER'S
CELEBRATED PREPARED
| HARNESS OIL.
Dealers supplied at the lowest
| ,.he,v FACTORY PRICES.
Evening star., 1865-02-09

HFTha Pocotaiigo bridge. which SheTmsns
forces have lately captured, is just mile long.
Evening star., 1865-02-09
ORDERED TO JOIN SHERIDAN.

ORDERED TO JOIN SHERIDAN.
The volunteer cavalry heretofore attached to
thS military post (Hagerstown, Md.,) COM
mAsd ded by Gen. Max Weber, has been ordered
10 rejein Sheridan In the Valley. and will be
repiaced by regular cavalrymen.
Evening star., 1865-02-09
THE MAILS FOR CITY POINT.

THE MAILS FOR CITY POINT.
The mail boats plying between Washington
and City Point will resume their regular trips
oFay. The James T. Brady arrived up last
ev$ning, and will 60 down again this afternoon
at o'clock with the mails and passengers.
Evening star., 1865-02-09

DEATH OF CAPT. GILLIs.-We regret to an
nounce that Capt. J NJ. Gillis, superintendent
OF the naval observatory in this city, died very
suddenly OF apoplexy this morning, aged about
58years. Capt Gillis entered the service when
quite young. and served his country with
+, anor for 3s years, but at the time OF his death
as on the retired list of naval officers
ceased during his lifetime conducted
..., important exploring expeditions, of
osglven full and interesting details.
Evening star., 1865-02-09

1rwELRY.-Ladies in want OF beautiful Jew
.,.r "hnn1d call at the Dollar Jewelrv Store,
NJ a93 Penn'a ave, near ST. les Aux
Evening star., 1865-02-09
LOCAL NEWS.

MURDER BAY RIoT.-East night ssme SOL
diers who had Just LETT one of the ranches in
the Second Ward, near the ct.uaf, went to a
restaurant in the same neighborhood, kept by
Anris Scott, co'ored, and called for whisky.
The woman would not sell them whisky, but
said she could sell item mineral water. A
colored men, and pistols and knives were
brought into req uisitiSn. One man was wound
ed through the nose with pistol-shot, aad
was sent to his quarters fer medical treatment;
another YVES wounded in the face with knife,
which entsred near the eye and passed aroand
his cheek, infiicting an ugly cash; another had
his coat cat from his collar across the breast.
The police arrested all they could find Of the
rotous party. Maggie Kirby, Mary F. Reed,
r. Frazier, VIM. Delaney and W. H Hawkins
were each fined Sl0 and costs and held to bail
was turned over to the military tor punish
ment
Evening star., 1865-02-09

NOR sALE-A Hrst- class 7. octave rosewood eass
L PIANO, strung bass. full iron
from first cia.s make. Only one month.
in u,e. Apply ct 229 street, between 18Th a.. ana
18th. 10. %
1H1 NINTH BTREET, h71
AL BETWnIN, AND ND aanysms,.
Ca toff CLOTHING, giving highest prices In
cash. 10 GA"