Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1861, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. __ |.cesesemaiciroir cers: | oan Srtmara, Ws Naty iy a|__ FOR SALE AND RENT. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS|SECOND EDITION. committed at a small frame house on Third street, | his residence on the Eastern Shore of large front ROOM, unfur- Island. hat the | on the 10th instant, in’ the forty sixth leasantly situated ; will be let'on rea- Affairs in Misseuri. U7" Though Tux Stan is printed on the fastest freak inten tha niaiand een ot fits house was | age. He was a son of the late Dr May, Pa comer of £if- | Jarrensox City, Oct. 11.—Lieut. Col. ‘a seem pre:s in use south of Baltimore, its edition | occupied by an Irishman named Thomas Norris | of Washi city wad contracted the disease ore. ___________it"__ | Brown, of the Seventh Missouri regiment, the — is 80 large as to require it to be put te press at an | and his wife—formerly Margaret Kane. Mrs. | which be fella victim while In the discharge of E vost marshal at Tyson, shot a private of the OUR MILITARY BUDGET. bie Julia Cabill, who occupies the back room, same | his duty as executive officer of the flag ship on the N betwe ixth Missour! regiment this morning The ————— early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be | 400° vent ont yesterday evening. about 60’clock, | Mediterranean in 1856 The deceased was a native | near colonel ordered him to Iny down some boards FROM OVER THE RIVER tent In before 12 o’clock «.; otherwise they may / to a store in the neighborhood. neg ay ge rice mace fever ghes Set feats ER GRE SL ee iene Ge whte he was tearing from a fence and on | Our information from the front of our lines om 4 sitting on the floor | in 1831. served years GE re . 8 im, killing him instant! ps Frere eet vor alae oe ren ber bask agetat atoally nT Whee Mra Cahill | out of the twenty-eight yearsand seven monthe | A Properte, ved affair created an intense excitement gmc the other side of the river is up tol p_m. today, for & ood impro returned about ‘an hour afterwards, Thomas | that he was attac! to the navy. He was a | District. Apply at 363 Ninth west, opposite | Second and Sixth Missouri Imentadlibo ushed | When everything was remarkebly quiet there. Tax BaRxzy Case sErone THE OnPHans’ entie pe in egies = id his wife was lying | brother of the. Hon. Henry May, of Baltimore, and metho Lt rties Market, H. JOHNSON to arms, demanding Lieut. ree to bedelivered | Gen. McClellan is over there to-dey industelousiy wnt, Juvex PuacrLy.—The testimony of Lt. | (th) aoor dead, or dying, with the blood run- | his funeral will take place in this city this after- : — | up to them. A battery of artillery wasdrawn out | attending to of bis Barney's mother and sister—Another startling | °° tom ter head and face. Mrs. C- asked Nor- | noon, at three o'clock, from the residence of Dr. | FYOUSE IN THE WEST END FOR RENT, | i front of the marshal’s office snd Cel, Brown | “rnding to the condition and position “< episode” im court —At the session of the Court | T:0& trom Her heat mie rewhen be said bis wife | J. F.M ‘The Hon. Henry May, who bas been & three story Brick House, with gas and water | was threatening to fire on the mutineers when the command. yesterday morning the examination of witnesses | 514 riien ‘against the cbair. She (Mrs. C.) then | confined in Fort Lafayette, was released yesterday, | 00" late. Aisa, pes 5 s train left. DOUBTFUL. a continued. testified ax | TAised an alarm, and Norris was arrested and ex- | and will reach here to-day in time to attend the ESeon fet and aed y be- [A scout just arrived from Springfield reports at | at the War Department, we find, the following to her intimste and confidential ‘relations with | #mined before Justice Stratton last evening, who | funeral. pre ver eA ols? _____s____ | headquarters that only 3,000 rebelsare there. He | associated Press Giepatch, published in the her brother and hie family when they lived on E.| Sots ‘neq ‘arcued hie Sager rails “The only | , BEOCEN-nanx Norse —Gome mean fellow ves: | (NE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE | Sackon. with only 150 men, waiting teloforee, | morning papers, ix @acredited; ne such informa- melita fo a ee eee ie OT ern Be, Foes smemey_ ee pre fu | Bet canary maaan lege casters ie | sees wen with Sen; Pears Sod tees wit | wre mers bonen er arenias ere ere mon’ ts 1h he 2 low disposed of the genuine money he received | 2° ers. putes’ reacary Of - 2 t large les of rebels have got into Gen. to them tor coved ential used. to | ONC oF two tattered quilts When the officerscame | 17 necessaries he required, and reserved the bo- | VS" Department. | eg en ge ee pm pean alin mer pew os siggrestitiece Rosecrans’ rear, as virtually alleged in this dis- ‘all boars of the day and night; to the house, one of these quilts Se gusas most certain of passage bere. He com- | ——————*_~ 5 _ necate os oral Jefferson Cit ene is be- | patch. meals there; and bad opportunt verpag es pense waned goto oer nesgand plained to 9, Justice Walser, pelaraant geen OF RENT AOUSE Peak iasion nv; | lieved to the teliable.. . ‘a “PROM WESTERN VinctMa. who A, 4 Tikes tlways found him a kind, | 4oaitered about the floor and wall. A pop bottle, | Tit ana ‘have him arrested. There are many | 2F8 Professional maa. meat CATE Gimannac, Oct.¢—The military au- | 1,900 With Government stores, oft bere this mora’ wi isky, * cases z OUSES = s . 27, rities, or - jummer o One witness, last ‘evening, testified to ne such happ ene, aso the STS le SES oct of th - Eleventh Missouri Regiment, commanding this | "£ ee a Sw hegoy a lS ng Norris with killing his wife, when he exclaimed, Inquest.—Yesterday, Coroner Woodward held | very large conveniert houses, with good sta- have taken possession of the postotiice at ieneant, she wee fired Tovey sh v4 bundred rebel 7 ‘Yes, G—d d—n her, she is gone ”. an inquest upon the body of a colored man named Dilns and carriage-pouses. large H No 388. Major Bennett, of the First cavalry from the south bank and ordered to land of nursing, and was also very anxious about them. | ,,A° Inquest was held this morning: ba gre ore Chisley, who was stabbed in therlot in | on the'north side of C street ' Ae oairiae The Captain refused to obey the order, and suc- The childven were a t deal in bis room, be- ts we have stated were testi At wife no Georgetown Inst Wednesday night. The verdict Apply to THOMAS BLAGDEN, No 499 Sey- » Oct. 10 —The State Convention met | ceeded in escaping . cause on account of his deafness he spent much | Nortis’s previous ill treatment of his wife, who | rendered was that the deceased came to his death | enth treet. iy 17 2awif tile Library Hall this morning, and | The Government steamer Stlver Lake, it is time with them. The children were pretty much | “8% *bout 30 years old. from wounds infilcted with a bowie knife in the | Fy ANoSoMELY FURNISHED ROOMS— journed for wantofaquerum. They met again | supposed, has been captured by the rebels” us ether children--well clad and Leased foes Poy ae cone the hepa Rey ring hands of George Jones. Jones was fully com- | FU4NDS he A td a Zo Boome o'clock this afternoon, and still being with- |” Report are rife ol been totem Of rebels are ind were very bright for thelr ages. Chasey 1n— po hep arp etn na deep, made with a shar peered ee ect ae See eeeider, 240 ie come f with fe aul water, and convenient to the te 1 gph pre ion eggegetnero deeper advancing toward the river, to cut off the supplies is point a scene occu: 2 its,for rent. Apply ai John A. Brownlee, a prominent merchant, and | for G R di rr 4 instrument; one over the also made wit Massac! tt ow th side, between Fy for Gen. Rosecrans. po rockon. The ne eae oan dais Sauces a sharp instrament, and ie ne hire ‘ant = Oraer Canpipatss —Amongst the candidates anes oth ste ~—_— ae een! duet rer to ee nave wane. fret above the level of the floor of the court room. | °°" ae bat dag he opinion @ | for the vacant place of ister of Wills we hear Directly in front of bis desk, about four or five the following mentioned in addition to those Tee meres See Sas S The War in Kentucky. feet from cou —————— heretofore named by us: Moses Kelly, J G. C. BOARDING. the yard, but with no news of importance. Last &c , are ee phaser eth vtcor hand a, PREsENTaTioN oF SitveR PLats.—Last Wed- | Kennedy, Dr. Powell, Gilbert L. Giverson, and — Carro, Oct. 10.—The pickets, six in ayes bef Thureday morning, Lieut Harrell, of the gun- Steele commenced. Mr. Linton seated himself in | 8©*d*y evening, Hon John F. Potter was pre- | Wm. Cripps. Beeps families and. sini le oo eee ony eo oe Dva large | boat Union, went up Quantico Creek and burned. fhe clah’s ahame, Watch ts babeamn te judge's | sented with a splendid silver pitcher. blets and ” five miles from Paducah.were attacked bya large * bpd 4 a addressed remarks to ber. Mr. Barney, soon after By his fellow-cittzens of Wisconsin, advantage, shonld visit the Atheneum Saloon of | 74"! weet ee t a, Okt : ° ery, Board, on moderate terms, C, | body of rebels this morning. Two of them w bi h between sd and 434 streets. "Transient and Table sedtlly weunael: pee tue tala tooners,with, mreniige — gate ae pany epg ng Boarders accommodated. o9 2w* | all their horses and equipage. The enemy bad i ker Gunchbens ie Se abt divided their force, and {nthe excitement fred | 2¢% of her furniture it is supposed that she was GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS | °2 e2c2 other and fled—each party taking the | used by officers bigh in authority. Her masts are INpIANAPOLIs, Oct. 11.—The news from Ken- | Port, but as he was some distance from the shore the examination commenced, came around the now in Washingten, Messrs. Miller & Simpson, 430 Pa. avenue. It tueky | sging for the Union caui The | no shots were fired at his vessel. She went down table and stood by the side of bis sister, (the wit- in token of their high appreciation will be seen they have rediced the prices to suit rictof the Distr ic Apter fee gf saraged. i ewig pornt mortar ot eee f apd of hisservices ey have pr a istriotof the District of Columbia, rebels are represented as much discouraged jin to-day. . times. Erie A \ ® Police therefor.” Buckner’s ping are mostly without sboes or unt- a 7 Go To Odd Fellows? Hall to-night without fail. | pA" be tt further enacted. That the Board of | forms. The Kentuckians are enlisting manfully otf above, Mr. Linton was looking towards the as Chairman fron Committee The Baltimore arrived last evening from For- addenly advanced a pace or Police may divide the said ict into precine tress Monroe, reporting all quiet st that place, ot addvent nd House of Representatives One of the richest programmes of the season is ten, and jeant of | 0* the side of the Government tac! on fod feeun the vebele. pointing towa 3 praheg por padre appointed prepared—a bill that would convulse a bypochon- | police to enol of tad preomnots. The board may, Col. Haw: has occupied Owensboro, and | though i 1s enticipy “ 2 ‘©Will your honor remove that man? He is July Sth, A. D. 1861 rae driac in spite of the blue devil’s utmost. from tune to time, cotati & station oF, sub stn ree tant re is ets et the | The 12-inch rifled gun has been mounted upon ‘tness to investigate cases of dis! - ion in each precinct for the accommodation of the | first ict, former! e hot of secession lace io pals Bin a pated bee eemanen) dears to the Government. vaty Inpta Rosser PoncHos.—A desirable | police force on duty therein. It may, fromtimeto | A body of rebels, 300 strong advanced on Hills- ie teach te Rept SS eee i ind the river, and sink the Merrimac Among others, the following impromptu senti- | Water-proof article for horsemen and others for | {me, detail and change, without regard to or lim- | boro, where 50 Home Guards attacked and dis- | %* © comma 2 whickwet Infingon he mile. Arhedidaopect, | Ments were offered on the occasion : three dollars ench, and white India Rubber Coats, | Fach parte of the district of to anon of the police | perved them, Killing, eleven and wounding, 2 | should she attempt to run the bleckade a8 ts ex- : 1. Our distinguished guest—the fear) ‘ightly imperfect, for $2 each, at the [ndia i bl. 7 ‘hey also captu’ prisoners an ni! pected. webenne had arrived clalmeds “1 wil mock your G—dd_-d head off” | senace of the. ftredom off specch and faithful cc, | Rubber Werehouss, No.205 Penuoylvaniacvenue, | CoCsnalt atte Gaited beatae of nae eiioent | rifles ‘The Federal lose was only three killed end | Porat trons Matis, Sat Oh es news Of te oF pee % | presentative of his constituency. May his future | between Ninth and Tenth sts. oc 10-tf” | Washington and Georgetown, ws it - | ten wounded. Pat Miseenae natin pocket, un tf te: ewe out © 1 ES 5 glorious os Lis past bes Leon benecabie ent ——__—— vu It shail promulgate ail r L Oct. 10 —The city has been some- | POT*nce- ‘weapon, when he was immediately surrounded patriotic pas! n honorable an ATTENTION, SOLDIPRs !—Protect your health. No | Orders through the vupermtendent of 10%, Who whetunina ts der hey teens teaton engage. | {" coming up the Potomac the Baltimore saw by bis sister, (Mrs. Steele,) the bailfff, a 2 <5 F.P:” Justice; fidelity and patrioti sensible man'wili leave the city without @ supply | Shall take tho pace of the mayor of the city of | MBAt Cee th tay oy EMMONS Tm ovate some indications of a new battery in process of two genti , Who restrained him.’ Thescene| 1,2 (JF F.: tices ty and patriotism— | Sf "Hol loway’s Pills and Ointment. For Wounds, Washington or Georgetown, as being the head | mn een the Union ani erate troops waa how a very mn CDE Bin ey ee get EA ET ek pe a ld feepnarndctangardeangrege mips feet. ‘two 5 .d.F. Pr. i . Bi * " a J - The gma ie cone jhe! pence gem 3. The disloyal men in the employment of the | and French soldier uses them. Only 25 cents per | of the beard of police ; and it shall be the duty of | edly false. 3 — _ = drome ceopesthce officer to “Arrest those men—both of them—take | @0Vernment. May they be asclay in the hands | box or pot, eerioes 29 ocSiw | the police force to respect and ober the ssid super It {a reported that 3,000 Confederate troops went | "gton. The rebel we thrown up & of them into custody at once.” The reporter Kept of tbe Potter, all to be fashioned. into vesssls of Hutendent of police, as the hed and cluef of the | southward from Bowling Green yesterday, sup- | logs and bushes, behind which they art working, id 7 i ead was nearly “in . PENNIES, Persons desiring pennies bait always find them genera! order’ of the board of police. posed for the purpose of guarding the cozst and itis thought they will soon bave it completed. range” to make his tion a comfortable one, : = rose, and grasped his stick, (a stout black cane,) for exchange at t! 6 Star Office counter. And be it further enacted, “I'hat it shall be the It is reported that John C. Breckinridge, ex- | The river at this place is quite narrow, and a bat- enssu: ANOTHER SUFFERER.—Editor Star: 1 unit == Sar ons ——_ ———_————— | duty of the board of police hereby constituted, at | Ministe: Preston and G. B. Hodges were at Bow- P q oe second ‘exclamation to the parties aroued ‘air, | With your correspondent, «<A Subscriber,” in MARRIED all times of the day aud night, within the bousds | ling Green yesterday sae tery if erected there might be an annoyance. Barney, ‘‘Let him go,ad—d coward, he wouldn't | compisining of the outrageous depredationscom-| At the Parsonace of the M. E Church. on the | lic pence: to prevent crime, and arrest offenters; | o, The city $8 tet Chlsicvoning: We newapapers | Just.shove Ile phere. quae s aemne st ae shoot a louse.”” ™m upon the crops of the farmers in the vicin- | loth instant, by the Rev. Mr_Lanahan, Mr. JOHN | t oot ghts of p>re0 d erty; to | OF news have been receiv rom any point | were visible on foot, on horseback, with By the exertions of the ball and other peace. | itv of Weshington, by the soldiers ationed at | H. ANDERSON to Miss ELMONIA V- DEN: | gueid the publig healthe to. prescree order eceeors | South to-day. pr ; " makers, quiet was ultimately restored in a meas- | the differentcamps. That there are many in the | NISON. . different regiments who are thieves from incli On Thursday, October 10th, by Rev, Dr. Gurley, | the streets, roads, alleys: highways, aod other F Banks’ Divisi ure, when Mr. Fendall rose and with much feel- n 0 are thieves from inclina- in Thursday , October 1 y Rev. Dr. Gurley, | the , roads, alleys, highways, and other ro! . 8’ Division. tion and habit, I am sorry, but compellrd t Mr GEORGE WASHINGTON BAGER te pinor to provide ® proper poli foree at = i a a cae Toe he ee | hove ron hey ferine Gator | Wins MARS" VIWSIAIS MoE ent | Say wrk ae iy Medea |,.DannnsTows, Oc 9—Sevral moremeat by my tegen bran eng ca EE pore be ists be lerecatel; S80, alice a to eae et _ypeninein LS eae ravellers at steamboat and ship landings and rail- | past few days, and it is the impression of out- There were also noticeable a number of cattle, supposed to be for the camps in the vicinity. Thursday night the Baltimore shelled New Point at the mouth of York River, but without discov- way stations; to see that all laws relating to the | siders that otner momementsare in contemplation curred here daily could not be tolerated in acourt | Tesponsibility lies with the officers of the regi- DIED, Observance of Sunday,and regarding pawnbrokers, | Everything connected with the government of | SD& sy rebels. of justice, a poles son Sey. rey it Colonels, a On, the ez pinstant, MARTHA ELANOR. pock al mo pe seen ing romps Generals Banks’ and Stone’s commands on- The steamer Planet,which ae alae eu! olonels, &c., w' o their duty ina lsughter of Y. P. an artha E. ©, in the 5 ottery je vag y per P| , —havi all sh per manner, thee, living oesr the ported ie Seetor ‘age, the pace begite, are ducted with the greatest secrecy, and the most | since, !s being raised. pg been iy her age. fi enforce and obey all la anxious ‘searcher after knowledge” cannot ob- | ed sufficiently to remove her smokestack. Her proach snd said that he (Mr. B.) would not be | Will have no occasion to compinin of depredations Her aneraf will take Hace from the house of ber | ease cocnatls cf the erten nt f tain any reliable intelligence in advance. drem Ssabout two fect above low-water sunk, allowed to bring aweepes into court. por gardens, fields, or fruits. nor of inso- : nd acquaintances &re ‘n- | Georgetown which are P police A serious and tragical affair occurred last Mon- h in the extent of ec, Bamey replied that he only carried {t for Pageant os men. from the order published | vited to attend, without further notio * ~ | of heaith, and not inconsistent with the provisions | day night, at the temporary encampment of the a fo yet Se pachcm ig oe - -defence. - ft. F. Brodhead, of the On the morning of the 12th inst., EL: BETH Fifth Connecticut. During the turmoil of pitcb- jamage from on. ‘The Jadge said he must surrender it. Michigan regiment of cavalry, I will warrant | ANN, wife of Naiuan Brumfeld, in the 46th year | pit Will beacen that T have no further control over | in7' tents and preparing supper in the midst of a] ‘The James Murray also came up yesterday, and Mr. Barney said be would take it out of court. | tbere will be no thieving or trespessing by his | of her age. pol " po 18. n- | terrific storm, an un inci pled speculator + that force the ordinances of the town in regard to d D per will remain at the yard a few days, for some slight Selatan atte coeds We Denice ban wor caythtng withoat peylog fot 1 The Reode | We thy'loee nose deeply feels Orders or nuisances. [n all auch cases complaint | gled a hogebead of liquor into the lines repairs to ber boiler ‘0 cou: ir. e. They - e le must be made to and red: obtained fi th re detected by the offi h of bi : retarned ine few minutes, when the examination | !*!and regiments have won an enviable reputa- Toon epepenelag dant United States police, ‘whoee sercoant will be found souous compound hed “sy Siapensed peptherd The James Jerome arrived last night from Phil- of Mrs. — resumed, Mr. Linton taking SS Dy alls eect an we Bescrek s neg Yet, again we hope te meat thee, pr dhe guard-house near the canal bridge, High the greatest disturbance. Dering = reign of its | edelphia, with a cargo of Government stores, same *, ~ en the day of lifeis i. - ‘ ofluence an a! occu n wh morning dischargi Witness never in her whole life saw her brother Be regimental officers look to the morals and And in heaven with joy to greet thee, wt may be eerie the tenons al nll rospeates 8 was ‘Filled, tweer three ‘wounded, end several eeniats ste se wale aaa Intoxicated more than baif a dozen times, if that | Manners of thelr men, as well as tothelr perform- |, ‘hare no farewell toar is shed. the preservation of order ad the protection of per- | horses and cattle shot. On the facts transpiring, | DMMS* DO news save that already noticed. often, and never saw bim 0 before his marringe. ance of the manual exerciee, marchin Pd re oper aed Grace Chueh, te H and property, tant bas ever exiated tn the | Gen. Banks issued an order for all liquor fouud ~ jtness certain ever = and Su RER. 1 . not of Co.umbis. ives Goorgevown & 8 ithin tl its eles een Serene ae Se friends of the family are requostedto attend. * | of sovent on policemen, (res of expenss.ia lieu of | gud thors foncd celsine ee eed ores LATE LOCAL NEWS. of bis children Witness meant by intoxication | | FATAL AccipEnr . FOMIS.S COPY: : a very feeble one which has been @ heavy charge} ‘To day an individual succeeded in concealin; PETA Tay Rg! ¥ workmen were em To this ontyyon the morning of the 12th instant, | upon our Treasury. A y ee ne | Tue Mvte Sreatine Case —Yesterdey, the ae ee a ont sition used in ma ag gravel roofs, be eet son of Eobert W.and Fannie Although See nO immediate oz, of this 2 re in Lege tetrrepeatic-ae more “t —— case bf A J Slough, who is charged with + . Ore oity. * t, bei be be 8 iT ers near Ga! arg. jutan' ne an 7 ago, when bis mind was greatly excited by his pesca ners peer nea i Mr. Jas. - always je realy to hear the ak ts of any ot Surgeon Dimon, of the 19th New York, ferreted | £0 —, peng amg J as 2. ss alg, wife sonyin France and coming to this country ip ve way, ana the hoisting Spocstlag lwo ~EALED PROPOSALS are invited for FLOUR | OUr citizens in regard to nuisances and disorders | ont the fellow, arrested him and turned him over | C2™e UP before ding vey rom the under a fictitious name, leaving the children i g' to which the police may fail or refuse to give p-oper _ | evidence itappeared that Dr. McKaig, who resides Mr. Linton objected to this evidence concerning | 70UD4 portion of it fell upon the head of a fill the 16:h Qotober. 1961 at 12 o’olock m. attention, And will endeavor to have such remiss, | %0,the care of Provost Marshal Stone. His villain- | {2 Cumberlan , Md., is the proprietor of a number ttle girl, a te About 6,900 barreis will be required, in separate ese corrected. ous beverage was destroyed on the spot. ts Mrs Barney. neal a leon posable sep eae semis | iots.of about 1,000 barrels each: ‘Che’ Flour to po | “it'wiil be expeoted of a'l good citizens that they | , Gen. Williems, an officer in the Mexican war, | Of Bons and \eame in the coal ‘rade om the Chess- reoment of counsel, the Wore sonter a nett | Sellbausen, who resides in the adjolning dwell: | lotto he mate by the eth October, fest. 8 NO? | will countenance and sustain thie new system t> | bas been ordered to the command of the Third | Eipioy as the captain of one of them, bis wages tie mame’ were ateiahen fron the seen” WU} ing. ‘The weight of the falling timber crashed | ‘Tho Fiour required to be ofthe following brands, | te,¢xtentof theiratlity. 1. a | Brigade. for the service being 2 share of the of ‘Witsess on no other occasion saw her heather the poor cbild’s skull, causing the brain to pro- and to pass the inspection of a Board of Army Uf- = ee aa Interesting from Western Virginia. cach trip. Upon Bis lest trip Gown, Jest belers the ditticulties in April, he had a cargo consigned [Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.} to Geo. Mattingly. Tre freight cmennted to 530, trude. Surgeons were promptly on the spot, but | 10's, or such other inspection as the Subsistence q : Sar eben Lavi Peg oy gepaer no human skill could avail, on death eooned in Depa: Arinaten sireat, 3% bbls of Beck oon, OATS. deal of bim, living in the same house with Lim. | 2 Yery short time. The distress of the paren Congress 4 1,300 bach<ls of prime Nee York Oats, INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 9—A dispatch from Gen. | according to the manifest, but he would not deliv: except on two occasions, when he went to France. who are just about making their residence in this "150 ba‘es of prime Straw. * Reynolds, at Ch Mountain say: eruntil Mr. Mattingly paid over $100. The teams and in that time he fas lived a more uiet lite | Ce in only be imagined. They formerly resided 5 For cale by PETER BERRY, ‘Phe rubber blankets, shirts and socks re- | and boast remained so long that Dr. McKaig sent than when be livedoa E strect. He oll at his ‘itimore. An inquest was deemed unneces- Cedar Val a _0010St_(Repub.) 85 Waters ..Georgetown. | ceived. Theclothing ison the way. This looks | to bis agent to order the return of the boat, which time home evenings, and occupied most of bis | *2*¥. and the Coroner was not noticed. The num- UCKSKIN GLOVES, better. The enemy in our front, on the Hutton- | be did several times, and thought had been time in translating’ @ Prench novel. Witness? ber of accidents resulting from the insecure bracing ler sg GAUNTLETS, &c. ville road, has been driven to Greenbriar bridge, | returned, until be discovered Si boating Drother bas necessarily taken a glass of ale at | 224 fastening of derricks, cranes, scaffolding, &c , i. 8: Ww the attention of Sutlers, Regimental Of- | some twenty miles beyond Big Springs, their late} wood. Dr. McKaig came down, and found two dinner. He was always in the habit of givin, should warn workmen against leaving any part of fice: nd othe: hing to purchase Buokskin | rendezvous They are now about forty miles | of his mules with 8! ‘b’s son, on the Alexandria his Ghidllidens vetiniaien tubrastione. € | such contrivances in a doubtful condition. Their jo. Gloves. Gauntle ing, Purses, Tobacco Pou- | from Elkwater and twelve from Cheat Mountain. | towpath. He took them to Alexandria and put ‘The only additional facts elicited by cross-| OW" sxfety, as well as the safety of passers-by, oar aif et The roads on toward Huttonville are impassable | them in a stable, and learned that the other mules examination were that Mr. Barney's wife was should dictate the uimost care ag 4 at our store, 105 High street, Georgetown. for wheels. The enemy have destroyed hundreds }-bad beea sold to the Government. Subsequently with him all the time on E and Twenty-first =e Our Gioves Gauntlets and’ Mittens are of the | Of muskets, tents, camp equipage, etc., several of | Slough went to the stable and took these mules y. L . do. stree Vie —Last y x best quality, of real Buckskin. their wagons fell into m nds? away, and the prosecutor bad not seen them to, eter bia bocaner Sear aston, Senene police of the Fourth Ward jeced conte Irian M thtary But and Ww hits Gaun Boxing- The 29:h regiment. Col. John F. Miller, and | since. 2 she perceived it on bis breath and clothing, al. | 1 front of the Bank of Washington, tn a very E d Groves, Buckskin Shirts and Drawers, made to | the 30th, Col. T_T. Bass, left for Louisville to- | Mr. Morris, for the defence, claimed that the ways knowing he never touched stimulants; “also, | Be!pless condition—so helpless that the oficers rade of Southern | order. 105 High teen Genres EBE Rly | day. The 36th, Col Grose, the 35tb, Col. Steele, | evidence at most proved only a breach of trust Ii'be taken, tit pro i u , he almost always drank ale only, thongh brandy Tae din tmpramien wes Gat kee fe'grade tp the bron bove-named. Piphe bidders N-B—A large quantity of sorape of Buckskin | dary for the sume place’ "S34 | at a ccemsary tolprove a cave of Insceny had been oad walet end whisky and water were on bis} Griax; but his sutecquent actions indicated oote. BL al lini yim lal cealamliedll | ay —— iatliamieainaaaieapage ts rt Pe remaining Battalion of Col. Crittenden’s | clearly shown. Mrs. Mary Chase Barney (mother of Lieut. thing more serious. He was taken to the Central | ‘The barreis containing the Flour to be strong, Sixth Indiana, le! ion and placed ed. ASSEY, COLLINS & CO."8 Ky. this aferdoon, ueder charge of Lieut Osta’ | the attr enous tee as = pe station ai in charge of the milita well-hoo; end head-isned. . v., this rnoon, under charge of Lieut. Colo- | the affair seems ave occur in Al Inimte sad enddentalreatons wits er sms | WhvTe bee Sin anne at eat ty Hatz. | inngrimacesenemrgentin Mas & prog: | MUTT SuicabeL Pais oxavenn. | tei Priber . 5 family, and ber opportunities of knowing bis | Pennsylvania regiment. This morning, Rounds- | WITH. C$. U.S... Washington, D. C., and | Expooted this day, por steamer J. Jerome— Justice Donn thought that to commit the pris- abit’ Me wes fells deveted so he cildven, | tay wetter ee oes Cal ene | el its ae Hom Borteoe Senses, Vieelate wocia Se folly aad tn ensrr thet tee jost an’ and was the sta- 2 500 bif.-bbis. do. do. do. : 4 ser ry ay ng aay area ANG! | tin that he woe’ aus Sherif money, sawallts | GHALED REQHOSALS. tl the aatof Oeto- | witht gira Cin oS%ior ele Terme saan | gRQRBES ,Montox, Oct. 10—Commander | SnGEerJunice might nek be dead, he soouid them, and never saw him raise his band agaive: | ber articles of value to him. ‘The probability is lying the srmr with Beef Cattleon the hoof, to | 0 delivery. AKNY & SHINN, thiamerning - ‘i ngton | hold the prisoner to bail for court, and that would Chasey, except the other day, on Seventh street, | that be was drugged and robbed, and then laid | be uslivored at Chambersburg, Harrisburg,’ or | _™7 Union Depot. Georgetown, | nn eee wes an alarmin Hampton Roads last | *t!t¢ all difficalty as to the mode of procedure in hen he (Chasey) was insol [Witness added, | Where be was found Hiscap was nowhere about | York, in the State of Pennsylvani:,as the Gov UST RECEIVED— wlgha cuaek. ee te ees, Piped on t and | Such cases. Slough was held to bail in four hun- fo voce, “if he had been my son I should have | When be was discovered, and it is probable that | ¢™ment may dosignate. A atts rime Porto Rico SUGARS Sa or ae ce te eee dred dollars. Bidders are requested to comp'y inal! partioulars stormiest of the season. Two rebel steamers ———___—— = ‘bim.”} Witness never kuew s more ase Sarees Saare Be was veotmterd. The | with the form of bid publ shed erewithe 3 obs Serre dALE WIVES, came down the Jamestiver, doubtless with the} 5.5 aun Cirya Leoat Maron?” Look- ther D be ren = - Government poght 4 es = +: t fo y in © bbis. Crushed and Refined SUGAR: bs intention and hope of ranning the blockade under t,”” the intelligent Washi. = ‘were fond of him. Chasey was particularly| pypsoe—y. fte the 224 Treasury notes or other funds it for disburse 90 bags Rio snd Java COFFE cover of the darkness, but finding their move- | °C; ntelligen' ‘on devoted to his mother, Neddy to his father aDE.— esterda) ly afternoon. Masea- | mont, and to reject any bid and for sor cau No 10 hhds, (low-priced) MOLASSES, ts observed, thi ‘tha: of the Baltimore Clipper, bas following to say (Mr. Linton bere addressed a question to Mra oa yn vith thelr Jendid tag aed io be ear! es the bidder is present | por sale by JOHN J. BUGUE, : el initia alia wid in reference to the above question just by upon e Avenue Ww! 0 res! a ut : etal remained Gat "= eTOPMrA | afar cia and fccbedfom Fit No Tule | otemae ec ei eat Aen tate | ea & PERRING? Seerviary Comoran at Cincimaatl. | Ata zone, when pole jlamend ‘ teenth street, and by F and Fourteenth streets to | 0O"t' : uy - The Court said Mr. Linton could question the < addit onal number up to 16.000 Cincinnati, Oct 10—Hon. Simon Cameron, | tricksters pretend any special regard for pub- witness on cross-examination ) q the Avenue, and returned to their temporary | “yeiiveries ta be made weekiy in such quantities SRLEDR ATES s when Worcestershire Sauce. vate ani edhe Lal and Adjutant General Thomas, } lic good, the time hes come they Mr. Barney, on Sunday morning, would h Quarters near the depot. The regiment numbers | ag may be required. last night and took roomsat the | some particular stroke for their own private ben- arrived bout 1,400 men; and their marching and evolu-| Tho Cattle must average 1,300 pounds gross be the true the Bible Episco prayer-book, and call P e _ Burnett House. They are reported to be en route | efitand gratification. This! find to bis children around him On E street the school of the corspeny.” A few weeks: In | Weighs lesa than La pounds gross, On| Pronounoed by EXTRACT — | to st, Louts. explanation of the effort to unborse Mayor Wal- struction in the school of the battelion will make | Ne conditional bid will be reooived. CONNOISSEURS of a Letter froma ————— lach and put into his place some gentleman of La ich ef a Gun Beat bland manners and easy virtue, who may be on he bids to be directed to C: A. Becxwith night a d hot whisky punch was passed around it one of the most efficient nap the volunteer U.S. A., Washington, D. Cy and ‘e.dorsed to be the Medical Gentleman service. This regiment hasa . A ped . Boston, Oct 10 —The gun boat Wachuset was | °OUn‘ed on to smother any investigation Into cor- of which ladies partook as weil ss gentlemen: | Dany of sharpsiouters tery and a com- | “Proposals for Beef Catto!) “ONLY GOOD at Madras successfully launched at the navy-yard, Charles- | poration corruptions and municipal abuses whick Ra a ck ee ne csaleed Tannen 1, A B, do hereby propose to deliver to the Gov- To His Brother | town, to-day. papers ee gmt pe pe ee He bas been continually wi-b witness} pp a ‘c ernment good eet Gatti ‘on the hoof for per SAUCE.” 5 jatnre Floyds in and in the last 18 months when be was {n the city: | ~P0Lick Marrens—Before Justice Clark —On | Sitired ‘pounds gross weight, ‘The Cattle tor bo = Mr. Wallach, as 1 understand, is on the trail their relations were very intimate, and he would | T>ursdav, the police of the Second Ward picked | delivered at Chambersburg. Harrisburg, or York . May, i85) 289 JOHNSON & NAGLE, of certain malpractices which have been allowed not have kept up under bis troubles but for her | UP Bill Keyes, altas Bill Monkey, a well-known | inthe State of Penasylvanis, as the Governmer Rr No 289 PENNsTLVANIA AVEN' to fle devoted attenti. He passed his evenings in bis | Colored individual, for being drunk in the street. | may designate, aco ing. to ths terms of the en- Between Ninth and ‘f'enth sts . soul salen, Teading. He was perfectly sober all | He Was sent to the workhouse for sixty days. closed advertisement. ‘The Cattle to be wigiied highly estoomed | IMPORTERS OF M Squar’ Souq tate Gag boeeor ton moot h op for aghting. They were lectured oon ie i. sight. TI othe fatale to nye, vaniete oe : Biv ee FINE, (ae INGENERA je ful mit J a4 would berscif take a taonbler fall. Witness | ‘Propriety of their bebavior and dismissed. And to receive ‘Treasury notes or oth OF DISH. f Just arrived the followin; ‘brands o knows Alexandrine Parfait since October or No- Before Justice Barnacio, Yesterday —Mary | Government tunds Ha pagent Oe wae ee scot Cc r vember, 1560. First saw her at witness's house | Lynch, drunk and disorderly; workhouse 30 days. | | The Sess eaves os G H, Mumm, Piper Heidmok. Moet & Chandon, Cartier ‘o , Barat & Fagot, on Seventeenth street. Witneas attempted to talk | Antoine Ruppert, selling liquor withouta license 10th of November, 1881. POPULAR CONDIMENT known, but the most Econom- : 4 ge of the release of Mr. to ber in English. = feal, as & jew drops in Soup, Gravy, or with Fish. | whieh we offee at Neg vont Prices—freight | from arrest; it is, 80 far, matter Mr. Dav ———— EPOT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE. | Bot and cod Joints, Bey Steak, Game, ¢¢. impart . . ‘sald the counsel Sunt Back —Yester: D "8 NGTO ac ea se 3 JOHNSON & NAGL or by oe a ze exq ria Tain Caeeea to Sond + 289 Py in the Boerd of , about 9 o’clock, Mary x, D.C., Ocroser 10th, 1861. t 8 from the wor but aaa tae : On the Breakfast tasehany Dianer or Sree yAbm M. Binmnger & 19 srosd sti pontaini ava §,& PERRI . for Camp, Medicinal, aad Family ase, POSALs Bre invited at this o! until &t 12m., for anyeiring the Quarter- tons of Hay, and & cruet 8 mt with 5 WoweeSTERsEee 18 indispenss- juite a muss, to the anno; is of Oats. bi coustantly on aud soldat New York Prices posed "Petrolmact Beall picked up the he be good merchantable Timorny put To appreciate 6 excellent qualities of this deli- | bY the Case, At TOHNEG WS NAG LEIS, d LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. y and. festive lass and took her'before Justice ered ia bales. Cees ORE ee only Reorasary to purchase | piCKLES, Pepper and other 5. re rea naclo, Who sent her to the again, for bes good inerohantable artiole put | » sm-ll bottle of the genuine, of a respectable sro | ile Gatser by the barrel, ATTACK OF THE CONFEDERATES ber spiritual improvement. Not appreciating the ~~ soks to | cer or dealer.aa many Hots! and Kes awrant pro Reaitbe oe manufsotory of Fohrnbarh & UPON 1HE BILLY WILSON b ined prietors ssidom the Pure Fauce vefore their “- good intentions of the justice, Mary got quite un- ‘to be ived eight at (82) | cuests. but substi tine Bottle filled w.th | CO» New York, at raly on the way, breaking the buggy smash- o a> to the bushel wanes ‘ B spurt ax fitate om seiita dy nod oats to be dehvered at the Gov- |” For sale by Orosers and Praiterers evers where. ing thie PaPeenEY 4. 8s -) ernment whartor Railroad Depot in th: z 7 OTOH DUNCAN & 80°83, oity witn- JOH The com} in (39) thircy days after closing the contract. partion Lr pets tn which ny ‘a *the proporals to be i soparape suvalonee. Those *TOHNSON es ZoUAVES. 2p: Pt ET, LAME AND THEY CATCH A TARTAR ! B 4 Ponadie, reir »@to., by the barrel | B,rrimoge, Oct. 12—The Norfolk Day Book or half-barrel. se 10 i i Union S. and street, he. for b Ne mnakea gorse: Th Sole Wholesale outs for tne’ Bait Settee, ‘op 'by Alenondet dances are usually given by colored persons, and | for flame one direst ed ore 8 aac orders recei' by mse the necessity for ling men especially to at-] Al) NEL D. A. Ruckza, Beware of Counterfeits and Imitations. Mc. Davidge suid that Alexandrine bad teat\ficd | tend and watch them, have been represented to Washington, D © 3 aise bs <a = conversation with Mss Barney shout ———- Webb of the Metropolitan Police, }o 4 iwi ree ue i os tareosived COME AND, SEE OUR NEW, STOCK OF and we learn that he has decided to grant no per- jeoding 8 ym COMM: . N 4 mits tor any such balls or dances. ‘The stend: me ries 2 CUOTHINGS jo, 460 Seventh et. y esent or represente by an author: = ‘ sober on of the colored lation are t- OOOO ere ly in Favor vet the. new veal Pout the ‘es <cped sd auficiont eonrity with bond, rPPEARURY NOTES OF Me BENOMINA | SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTIOAL OPTIOLAN, ees 8 bitter! eer. eeaaes nether th ioanber of is house, piace |. We Tine tn the United ema ‘Treasury 244 parent bet, 12th and 13th sts, IsITEKS TO TI Aguy—it may meny busines: ffice - A i out ms eyo Ll ‘ACL! with Pebble ood people some money and di tment to | , The undersigned reserves the right to rejeot all | lees fy Dollars Yor» to invest on Wersroonte eae every [Seep any nme ors ian Masbat | bids that wo may oounider too high. fetes ay Notes, bearing 78-10 inter: | Ot Perssoc S tT passes to a aor pee oa upon | _oo 10-dt19 Quartermaster and Colonel. “SWEENY, RI ENHOUSE, EANT nh co. set a eee eee eee eee eS : Te ENm ne the Virginia side Gen. McClellan's order against ONT TAIL TO CALL AT MIF H! ey Far? on, Seer CLASS such im ts, except in cases of extreme necesalty, | antnr Goode, Prune, Hate and Capa oal-tm’ | Ss aon. my tery and sojouraere in Wash _ MILITARY FIELD-GLASSES, jared ioe frequent vii to the soldiers. Hi ._ METALLIC Hiei Mir"Grapales, at Ne t wet giameits, Towsct kasters prieses 5 str neath ever painful ‘7 1. Out, Tepeir, ra gether too numerous. ive to 4 indispensible as Spplications have b aes tho FoR inet 0) < a he Cleaning. Polishing, and Preventing Rust. ci eyo sacha. ‘Tee CAMPAIGN “A Gan a RAL Gransmoves & higy W ‘This is superior to all other oils in ee ere ing Iv se 17-Sawlm* ing or to set i) ‘ance = om of Snider, cun- # ‘and tig a ‘ H officers. a e pu: as th do %. Caroline 7 do. $5.94. bricatin, agg is e to T RUSH BM!TH’S, No. named Pear- $ McCaffrey, drank and disorderly; do $1 94 pens aad ae" machines ae h favor at Hien to ew shoal of ™ he: oS streets, drunk | J W. Pearson, do ; turned over to the military. the Goverumont wy Yi cance ‘makers. He was #0 machinery. MOUgSING AND OTHER to take | Stray Honszs —Elsewbere will be seen the Principal Depot and General Agency, a all widehs advertisement r.J. HB. PHILHARMONIC HALL, our pro 'y low ze gE a of 00 5-5t Penns, avenue, near Eleventh st. pe iS laa teams, to surely soar i