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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-12
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Affairs I'm Missouri.

yzFFKRsoN CITY, Mo-, Oct 11.-Lieut Col.
Brown, Of the Seventh Missouri regiment the
provost marshal at Tyson, shot private Of the
Sixth Missouri regiment this morning. The
colonel ordered him 10 lay down some boards
which he was tearing from a fence, and upon
refusing, shot him, killing him Instantly. The
affair created an intense excitement among the
Second and Sixth Missouri regimentsmwho rushed
to arms, demanding Lieut.. Brown 70 be delivered
up to them. A battery Of artillery was drawn out
in front Of the marshal's Office and Gel Brown
was threatening TO fire on the mutineers when the
train left.
A scout just arrived from Springfield reports at
headquarters that only 600 rebels are there. He
also learned that Ben. Mccullough was at Camp
Jackson, with only $50 men, waiting reinforce
ments from Arkansas A large number OF his
force was with Gen. Price, and the rest with
Gen. !Hardee. He expects to join Price at Sac
river about the 10Th, and with these combined
forces TO march on Jefferson City. This is be-
lieved to the reliable.
CAPE GIRARpEku, Oct. S-The military au-
thoTites, by order OF Col. Plummer, Of the
Eleventh Missouri Regiment, commanding this
post, have taken possession Of the postofdce at
this place, and placed Major Bennett, of the First
Iowa Regiment, In charge.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. l0-Tbe State Convention met
at the Mecantile Library Hall this morning, and
adjourned for want Of quorum. They met again
at O'Clock this afternoon, and still being with
out quorum, adjourned until tomorrow.
John A. Brownlee prominent merchant, and
recently president Of the board Of police commits
sioners, died to-day.
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The War I'm Kentucky,

CAIRO, Oct 1O.-The pickets, six In number, OF
the Fourth Cavalry Regiment, stationed four or
five miles from Faducah were attacked bv large
body Of rebels this morning. Two Of them were
mortality wounded, and two taken prisoners, with
all their horses and equipage. The enemy had
divided their force, and In the excitement fred
| on each other and fed-each party taking the
other for our cavalry.
A deserter from the rebel camp at Columbus,
Ky, who arrived here day, reports that their
force at that point numbers 80, 900.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 1.-THE news from Ken
lucky 10 encouraging for the Union cause. The
rebels are represented much discouraged
Buckners men are mostly without shoes or uni
forms. The Kentuckians are enlisting manfully
on the side OF the Government
Col. Hawkins has occupied Owensboro, and
Judge Williams Is enlisting regiment in the
frst district, formerly the hot bed Of secession.
A body Of rebels, 300 strong advanced on Hills
boro, where so Home Guards attacked and dis.
persed them, killing eleven and wounding 20
They also captured % prisoners and 100 Enfield
rifles The Federal loss was only three killed and
ten wounded.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 10 The city has been some
what excited to dav by rumors that an engage
mPpt between the Union and Confederate troops
was progressing at Paducah. These rumors are
traceable to no authentic source, and are undoubt
eddy false.
1t is reported that 600 Confederate troops went
southwark from Bowling Green Yesterday, sup.
posed for the purpose Of guarding the coast.
1t 10 reported that John G. Breckenridge, ex-
Minister Preston and 6. B. Hodges were at Bow.
ling Green yesterday
The city Is quiet this evening. No newspapers
or news have been received from any point
South to- day.
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Interesting from Western Virginia.

Especial Dlspatch 70 the Cincinnati Gazette.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct "a dispatch from Gen
Reynolds, at Cheat Mountain says:
"The rubber blankets, shirts and socks are re-
ceived. The clothing is on the way This looks
better. The enemy in our front, on the Hutton
Vile road, has been driven TO Greenbriar bridge,
some twenty miles beyond Big Springs, their late
rendezvous They are now about forty miles
from Elkwater and twelve from Cheat Mountain
The roads on toward Huttonville are impaaa bic
for wheels. The enemy have destroyed hundreds
Of muskets tents, camp equipage, etc, several OF
their wac ons fell into my hands
The 29;h regiment Col. John F. Miller, and
the 30th, Col. L T Bass, left for Louisville to-
day. The 36;h, Col Crosse, the 35tb, Col. Steele
and the 37th, Col Hazard, will leave In 4 few
days for the same place
The remaining Battalion Of Col. Crittenden's
Sixth Indiana, left Madison for Camp Merton
XIV, this afternoon, under charge Of Lieut.. Colo
mel Prather
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant, MARTHA ELANOR
daughter of Y. p. and Martha f. Page, in the 9Th
year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from the house of her
parents, AT z st., on Monday, l4th inst at Il
O'Clock m. The friends and acqualntanoes are IN
vited to attend, without further notice.
On the morning of the 18th inst, ELIZABETH
ANN, wife of Nathan Brumfeld, in the 46th year
of her age.
Dearest mother, thou hast left US,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
Bnt tits Sod that hath bsreG US,
He can ell our sOrrsw heal.
Yet, again we hope TO meet thee,
When the day of life is fed,
And IN heaven with Joy to greet thee,
Whsre no farewell tear is shed.
Her funeral will take place at Graos Church, to-
morrow (Sundayl afternoon, at O'Clock. The
friends of the family are req uested to attend.
(ChTonIc.e copy.)
In this CITY, on the morning of the 18th instant
ROBERT w ,oDl, son of Robert w. and Fannie
NJ mohenry, of Baltimore CITY.
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SEALED PROPOSALS, till the 2lst Of Oeto-
- Der, 1861, at II O'Clock M, are invited for sup
plying the rmT with Beef Cattle on the hoof, to
be delivered at ChambersbuTs, Harrisburg, or
York, In the State of Pennsylvania, as the Gov
eminent may designate.
Bidders are req uested to comp all particulars
with the form of bid publ shed herewith.
Government reserves TO itself the night to pay In
Treasury notes other funds IL has for dis burse
mont, and to reject any bid and for any cause, No
bid will be entertained ess the bidder is present
to respond to his bid.
The Government will receive 4, 900 head under the
cont ao:, ard will reserve the right to require auy
addit onal number up to Is 600 he'd.
Deliveries t. be made weekly in such quantities
as msy be required.
Tho Cattle must average 800 pounds gross
weight; snd 20 animal will be received which
weighs less than / 900 pounds gross.
No conditional bad will be received.
The bids to be directed TO Capt A. BBCKwITH,
C,S, U. s; A, Washington, d. O., and endorsed
" Proposals for Beef Cattle
FORM OF BID.
eminent good Beef CattlO on the hoof for pr
hundred pounds gross weight. The Cattle to be
delivered at Chambersburg, Harrisburg, or York,
in the state of Pennsylvanis as the Government
nav designate, according to ths terms of the en-
closed advertisement. The Cattle to be weighed
on the scales, and the weight 20 determined TO be
the purchase weight. hereby agree to give q
good and sufficient bond for the fulfllment Of the
contract, and to receive Treasury notes or other
Government funds in payment for the Cattle.
The 6fst delivery Of the Cattle will b. req uired
to be made shout the 10th of November, 1851.
Sc n I'd
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

THE MULE STEALING CAsE-Yesterdsy, the
case Of A Slough, who Is charged with stealing
four mules, the property Of Dr.. r. 3. McKaig,
came up before Justice Dlnn for trial. From the
evidence itappeared that DR. McKaig, who resides
In Cumberland, Md, 10 the proprietor Of number
Of boats and teams In the coal trade the Chess-
peake and Ohio Canal A J. Slough was In his
for the service being a share Of the proceeds Of
each trip. Upon bis last trip down, just before
the difficulties In April, he had a cargo consigne
to Geo. Mauingly. The freight amounted 20 so,
according 70 the manifest, but be would not deliv
er until Mr.. Mattingly paid over 500. The teams
and boat remained 90 long that DR.. McKaig sent
to his agent TO order the return Of the boat which
he did several times, and thought they had been
returned, until he discovered Slough boating
wood. DR.. McKaig came down, and found two
Of his mules with Slough's son, on the Alexandria
them in stable, and learned that the other mulss
had been sold TO the Government. Subsequently
Slough went to the stable and took these mules
away, and the prosecutor had not seen them
since.
Mr.. Morris, for the defence, claimed that the
evidence at most proved only breach Of trust.
Mr.. Gibeson, prosecuting, insisted that all that
was necessary to prove a case Of larceny had been
clearly shown.
The justice was asked how he would decide, ss
the affair seems 70 have occurred In Alexandria,
Va
Justice Dom thought that to commit the pris-
Virginia would be folly, and in order that the
ends Of justice might not be defeated, he should
hold the prisoner to bail for court and that would
settle all difficulty as to the mode Of procedure In
such cases Slough was held TO bail In four hun
dred dollars.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ATTACK OF THE CONFKDERATEs
UPON HE BILLY WILSON
~ Z1UAvE8.
THEY CATCH A TARTAR

BALTIMORE, Oct. 12,-The Norfolk Day Book
received this morning contains dispsich from
New Orleans, giving an account Of the surprise
and attack made on Wilson'S Zousves ct santa
Rosa Island, on the eth inst
Detachments from several MisisiPpi, Louisi-
ana, and Alabama regiments landed In the night
and drove In the pickea and had q fierce night
The Zouaves are credited with having fo1eat
with great bravery, and the rebels admit los Oh
40 killed and about double that amount wounded
They claimed to have spiked the guns Of the
Zouaves, and destroyed all Of their camp equip
age, and TO have committed great slaughtsr among
the Zouaves, but they gave no numbers OF The
killed They also carried Oh several Of them
prisoDeu.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FoRrREss MONROE, Oct. 1O.-Commandel
Goldsborough arrived here from Washington
this morning.
There was an alarm in Hampton Roads last
night-which, by the way, was the darkest and
stormiest Of the season. Two rebel steamers
came down the James river, doubtless with the
intention and hope Of running the blockade undeI
cover Of the darkness, but finding their move
ments observed, they withdrew.
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Has THE CITY LEGAL MAYOR !''-" Look
out" the Intelligent Washington correspondent
Of the Baltimore Clipper, has the following % say
In reference to the above question just raised by
the ex-Mayor Berret clique:
Gas a general rule, when political ggles and
tricksters pretend any special regard for the pub
lie good, the time has come when they tstend
some particular stroke for their own private ben
eft and qualification. This hnd to be the true
explanation Of the effort 20 unhorse Mayor Wal
ZACH and put into his place some gentleman OF
bland manners and easy virtue, who may be
counted on TO smother any investigation into cor
poration corruptions and municipal abuses which
have been perperated for wears by the petty Cobbs
and miniature Floyds In and about the City Hall.
"Mr. Wallach, as understand, is on the trail
Of certain malpSactices which have been allowed
20 grow up and become bold and strong. he
must, therefore, be ousted, ~ possible, before be
discovers too much, and this constitutes the true
reason before which preteIt Of trembling anxiety
for the public good has been raised 70 acfe a
screen and concealment Further, II am cor
rectly Informed, the Corporation and people OF
Washington have never received any ortetal
knowledge Of the release Of Mr.. James g. Berret
from arrest Il is, 90 far, matter OF mere hearsaT
or newspaper report, % that even the debate had
in the Board Of Aldermen on the whole subject
was deficient Of any proper basis
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A BxusH OFF cHAELHsrox. The Ch.risston
ming Of the eau The M steamer vandslis,
having ventNred nearer tban usual 20 The h8xoor,
the bitteries OF both forts opened upon her. Fof
time she replied with spirit, bull the distance
being very great, the airing soon ceased, ana me
steamer retired beyond range.
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At the PARSONAGE of the NJ. z Church, on the
10th instant, by the Rev. MIR Lanahan, Mr.. JOHN
NlSON.
On Thursdsy, October 10th, by Rev. DR.. Gurley,
Mr. GEORGE WASHINGTON BAGER TO
Miss MARY VIRGINIA MOSELEY, all of
Washington city
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Secretary Cameron a, Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Oct IO-Hon. Simon Cameron
Secretary Of War, and Adjutant General Thomas
arrived here last night and took rooms at the
Burnett House. They are reported to be en- route
TO ST. Louis
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600 JOHNSON Il NA6LE, 600
ZOS No 2ss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, EOS
Between Ninth and Tenth SITS south side,
IMPORTERS OF WIN6S, niQg0RS, Sc
GARS, PICKLES, PRESERRES, SLR-
DIMES, FIVE GROCERIES,. AND
SUTLERS STORES ING ENERAL.
Just arrived the following brands of
CHAMPAGNES:
6 ii. Mumm, Piper Heidslck,
Moet Chandon. Cartier Co, Barst Fagot,
Tourette, Royal Grspe,
Which We offer az New York Prioes-freight
added. JOHNSON Il NAGLE,
2s9 Penna- aye1ue.
Adm. M. BInInger q Co.'S ls a1osd street, New
York } W ord renowned BOTTLED WINES and
LIQUORS, for Camp, Medicine, sad Family use,
constantly on hand AID SOLO a. New York Prices
2S9 Penna. avenue.
PICKLES, Pepper and other SAUCES. TO
MATO CATSUP, by the barrel, gallon, or dozen,
from the celebrated manuf.otory of Fohrc nbarh q
Co, New York, at astonishingly low prices.
At JOHNSON & NA6LE'S,
Also, PICKLED: PIG FEET, LAMB AND
BEEF TONGUES, Triple, etc., By the barrel
or half-barreL sel0
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LOCAL NEWS.

UThough TIE STAR Ii printed on the fastest
sesm pre- In use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
is large 10 require to be put to press at an
early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before Il O'Clock N; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day.
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BOARDING.

pOARD.-Famies and single gentlemen osn
- obtain very pleasant Furnished Rooms 9TH
between Sd and "a streets. Transient ana Table
Boarders accommodated. Oc9 2wH
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nEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
~ WAsHlNeroN, ID. c., OCTOBER 10th. 1861.

nEPOT QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE.
u WASHINGTON, ID. c., OCTOBER 10th, 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited At this ofice until
October 2lst, at l2m., for supplying the uarter-
masters Department with 5000 tons of Hay, and
l00,0 900 bushels of Oats,
The Hay 70 be good meIchantable TIMOTHY put
mp and delivered in bales.
The OATS to be q good merchantable article put
up In sacks OF about two bushels eeoh. racks to
be retained by the Government without extra
charge. Oats to be received by weight at (S2)
thirty two pound to the bushel.
All the hay and oats TO be delivered at the Gov
ernment wharf OF Railroad Depot in this oity with
in lSnl thirty days after closing the contract.
The p opotals To be IN separate envelopes. Those
for hay to be marked Proposal for Hay" Those
for oats !" Proposals for Oats"
AL tn be directed 10 COLONEL ID. III. RUCKER,
Depot QuaItermaster, Washington, ID q
No proposal will be entertained which Is received
after the reading of the bids has been commenced,
nor viii any bid be considered, unless the parties
are present or represented By an authorized agent
or attorney:
Good and sufficient security with bond, 60.
Will be required Every bidder mult give his fol
address WI either thu nber of his house, place
OF bushes or Post Ufhce box
The undersigned reserves the right to rejeot ell
bids that he may consider too high.
ID. n. RUCKER,
90 I0-dtls Quartermaster and Colonel.
nON'T FAIL, TO CALL. AT SMITHS No.
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III John Bell is nov residing s Nesevine,
Tenn with his son- in-la ~, one Of tas aams f1us
Waterman family. he 10 not aaiY PolIucaAiy, eeS
also financially, ruined. 49,
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SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for FLOUR
- TILL the 10Th October, 1861 at IL O'Clock m.
About 6 900 barrels will be required, In separate
lots OF about 900 barrels each. The Flour tn DO
made Of new wheat, and the delivery of tbs whole
lot to be made by the 26th October 1851.
The Flour required To be of the following brands,
and to pass the ms pectiOn of Board of Army Of
hcers, su oh other inspection the Subsistence
Department may direct.
Arlington Extra,
Congress do,
Pry do.
FdirvIew do.
Cedar Vale do.
Glenwood do.
Clagett do.
j. NewoOme do.
M. Smith do.
Roxbury do.
Joe Charles do.
J. Davidson & Co. do.
Foundry do.
Heck do.
ID. l.. Morrison & Co. do.
Lyons Union Flour, do.
Big Spring Joe Charles, do.
Ede's Extra Bakers. do
few barrels Of the same grade OF Southern
Flour will be taken provided that 1t proves equal
in grade TO the brands above-named.s The bidders
to stste the brand and the number OF barrels of
each kind they propose TO furnish.
The barrels containing the Flour TO be strong,
The proposals to be addressed to Maj A BECK;
WITH, G 9 U. 8. A.. Washington, ID. e., and
endorsed, proposals for Flour" oo9
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Launch Of a Gun Boat.

BosroN, Oct 10 The gun boat wachuset wa,
successfully launched at the hayward, Charles
town, to-day.
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INDIA RUBBER PoNcHos.-A very desirabl,
Waterproof article for horsemen and others fol
three dollars each, and white India Rubber Coats
slightly imperfect, for 81 so each, at the lndi,
Rubber Warehouse, No. 3Os Pennsylvania avenue
between Ninth and Tenth SITS. &C lott
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STRAY HoRsKs will be seen the
advertisement Of Mr.. J. n. Dennis, Of forty nye
stray horses A reward Is offered for the deliye.
ny Of the horses At points mentioned In the adyer
tisement.
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Go TO Odd Fellows Hall tonight without fail
One Of the richest programmes Of the season Il
prepared bill that would convulse a hypochon
driac In spite Of the blue DEVILS utmost.
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS Protect your health. Nc
Of Hollotcay'S Pills and Ointment. For w ounds
Bruises, Sores. Fevers and Dysentery these med
ioines are the best in the world. Every English
and French soldier uses them. Only IS cents per
box or pot, ooS Iw
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CENTRAL GuARDHoUsE CAsKs John Tolson
disorderly conduct; fned IS %. Mary Whitaker
do do Is 81. Caroline Snider, do (; do. s5 %
w McCaffrey, drunk and disorderly; do 81 "a
J. w. Pearson, do turned over to the military.
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MARRIED

PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always ind them
for exchange at the Star Office counter. II
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BILLIARDS. wishing to enjoy the ele-
CANT and healthful game Of billiards to the best
advantage, should visit the Atheneum Saloon of
Messrs. Miller & Simpson, 43O Pa. avenue. 1t
will be seen they have reduced the prices to suit
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RUCKSKIN GLOVES,
ID GAUNTLETS, DC.
We call the attention of Sutlers, Regimental Of
fcers, and others wishing to purchase Buck skin
Gloves, Gauntlets. MittIns, Purses, Tobaoco Pou-
ohes, POrtmonnaies, Leggins, 90, at W hOlesse TO
our extensive stock-all of our own manufacture
at our store, los High street, Georgetown.
Our Gloves Gauntets and Mttens are of the
best quality, of real BuekskIn.
Military Buff and White Gauntlets, Boxing
G 'oves, Buckskln Shirts and Drawers, made to
order. RAMSBURG EBERT
1O5 High street, Georgetown, ID c
N.B:-A large quantity of scraps of Buckskin
and Chamois for polishing guns, accoutreneuts,
90, on hand. Sc Palm
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nON,T FAIL TO CALL AT sMITh'S, N,
~ $50 Seventh st and buy your G othiIg, Ful
nishinG Goods. Trunks, Hats and Caps. 90 LIN
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POLICE MATTERs-Befors JHstics CLark-On
THURSDAY, the police of the Second Ward picked
up Bill keyes, alias Bill Monkey, a we'll known
cOlored individual, for being drunk In the street
He was sent TO the workhOuse for sixty days
James Koones and Catharine Smith were taken
up for hghting. They were lectured upon the
imPropriety Of their behavior and dismissed.
Befors Justice BaynaeLo, Yesterday Mary
Lynch, drunk and dsorderly; workhouse 30 days
Antoine Rupert, selling liquor without license;
hned so o..
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTs
nFMAYOR'S OFFICE,
GRnRGETnNUN m

| - -
.uS GKoRGRTowN. %. c., Sept. sOth, 1861.
The attention Of the cltiz ems Of this town is in
Eted to the ts9 fSllovIng sections Of late act Of
tan Police District of the District Of Columbia, and
to establish Police therefor"
And be 1t further enacted, That the Board of
Police may divide the SAID district into PRECINCTS,
not excsedIng ten, and may assign one sergeant OF
from tune to time establish Station or sub sts
ton In each precinct for the accommodation of the
time. detail aud change, without regard to or Inn
ltaton of resldence, the sergeants or patromen to
or ooaTts and 70 the public Ha eCes 81 the
government OF the United States of the cities of
vssbie tn It shall pfomSssts al re9a. Tes and
orders through the super1ntendent Of Police, who
washington or GeorsetoWn. as being the oh head
the police departments or force In the said cities,
Of the board of police and it shall be the duty of
the police force 70 respect and obev the said saPer
81 to the Of
genera order OF the board of POLICE.
duty of the board of police hereby constituted, at
81 times of the day and night, within the 6ou ida
lie peace; to prevent crime and arrest offenders;
TO protect the hts OF rsons and OF property; 10
Dub 10 esc,ion; 70 remove n1issnces eIistIps II
the streets, roads, alleys, HIGHWAYS, and other
svS TO in SdsT P2SIs s@cn .n
property may he protected to protect slIa gers and
way stations; to see that ali avs Ielstinr to the
Observance of Sunday and regarding pswnbrokers,
%SSs sctSns
the public health, are promptly enforced. aud to
s sy ssa aRd OBEY S ". n
or health and not inconsistent with the provisions
1t will be that have no fur ther control over
6s Police STes and hsys no power or Tg6t to
orders or nuIsanoes In all such cases complaint
W nj will he a
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VIsIrEKs TO THE ARMY.-It may save man,
good people some money and disappointment tc
state that 10 10 Inn psssble for the Provost Masha
him for permission to visit relatives in camp OF
the Virginia side Gen. McClellan,s order agains
such visits, except in cases Of extreme necessity
10 imperative. The discipline Of the army IL In
jured by too frequent visits to the soldiers How
ever painful the restriction may seem 10 be, Il 4
Indispensable a. applications have become alto
gether too numerous.
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SENT BACK Yesterday, about O'Clock, Mary
Lynch was discharged from the workhouse; but
before IL O'Clock she had again got In "weavin'
way" and among her old associates In Goat alley
raised quite muss, to the great annoyance Of the
well disposed Patrolman Beall picked MP the
gay and festive lass and took her before Justice
Barnaclo, who SAINT her to the palace again, for
her spiritual Improvement Not appreciating the
good intentions Of the justice, Mary got quite I'M
ruly on the way, breaking the buggy and smash
ing things generally.