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sxGco. ID. Prentice, of the Louisville 7,

s~Gco. ID. Prentice, of the Louisville Jour-
nal, thus speaks OF his son who was lately
killed ut Augusta, Kentucky:
This young man, if he had always directed
his energies juGic:ousiy. could ha We made him.
self . distinguished ornament in any profession
OF life. lie might have been an able and hon
orPd statesman in the service of the republic
But an intense Southern sympathy, in spite of
the arguments, rhe rFrro1stranceS, and en-
treaties OF those WHO dearly loved him, made
him an active rrbrl against his country. And,
after 4 brirf five wrcIIs' service in the rebel
ranks, le fell, soon 10 breathe out his fiery life
re Ctiying meanwhile, far away from his fam
lily, the kindly miRisratlons of those against
whose cause his strong right arm had been
raised. oh If he had fallen in his cotntry-s
service, fallen " 18th his burning eye fixed in
love and devotion upon the nag that for more
than threc-iou OF century has been 4 star
or worship 10 his ancestors, his early death
though still terrible, might have been borne by
:: fathers heart. bat alas, the reflection that he
1-il in armed rebellion against that glorious old
banner, now the emblem Of the greatest and
Eoiirst casse the world ever knew, is full of
drso.ation and almost OF despair.
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CNFOCNDEp RCMORs.

There il no truth in the story current in
Washington this forenoon, that long and con-
tinuous firing, in tha direction of Centreyiile,
was heard over the river yesterday.
Nor is there any truth in that alleging that
Drainsviilc was yesterday visited by a large
body of rebel cavalry.
negro, escaping from the I'd Virginia Cav
airy, tlately serving his master there, i private
in that regiment,l reports the current belief
among portion of the rebel army that Jackson
il marching down to attack Sgei at Centrevillc
This can hardly be true, however, as Jackson's
force was pretty well used up in the battle of
Antic.am, it is well known.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN HARRIsBCRG pa
A Cad Brg,GIly Kurdcred.-About7 O'Clock. On
Friday evening last, 4 pretty and interesting
girl, about FIVE years old. daughter Of Mr..
Emanuel :. German, residing IL HARRISBURG.
Pa, ~ missed by h,r parents Alarmed nv
her proiTaeted absence, the father and some
friends of the family started OUT in pursuit OF
her. and. after = diii=ent search throughout the
city, v hiSh was continued during the nigh,
iailed 70 discover any trace OF her TN Satur.
day morning 1t vas aseertained that the child
had ben seen early in the evening passing uD
Second STREET II company with 4 man. a stran-
ger 10 ubo-~ who met him. A nuInb..r OF citi
z@Rs immediately STARTED out, some Il. search
tic WOODS II tEc vicinity OF ths city, and 9TH
e-s 10 visit the n-ishborins towns and villages,
d.; without success On Sunday morning
search was again instituted, and the mauplad
corpse or tie child Was found in We,zaI,s
swamp, :. short distance from the cify M..Ii-
csi examination. and ts> ;inony II the coroner's
inquest ELECTED the fact that thc child had been
s'sI"etsd. h-'r " r-oR violated. and sft-rwar,i.
Kali. b. t.r SEVERANCE o.: tic main artery OF
go :tcs by a p,stoi ball or katie, or prooa-
bly, ~ a.. OF 10th
The Hc-r-sbr-S F-trio. ..ys:
- Tier sr- various surmfsss - TO the perpe-
traitor G; ;sis mast infamous, heiiish, horrible
ccuid have induced IT, Many are Of inc oo;r
;haf it VA COMM irts BIZ escaped iunatic
irrrn th- irssn- Asylum, some OF t.c inmates
Of ~bi.h in-'ii"iion occasionally hnd their
way iE:o our city. o.E~rs arc disposed % At
t-t,s'~ - 30 i~ni'-ntiary convict who had
fET a;fEsc yrnsf aEcs against 10 vernon c; artin,
c. yor.r rrns~r OF h:s family. Cor refusing 20
J'sTSOB him, Ard that h- abducted Mr.. Or
E.Ass's i.;;iS siTi, sEppOsing her ~ ~ a ia n
t~- .. fhr Governor. A r.i-t.ke OF Inc Kind
IsiShf sc|BT, a. The fas,iiiS- live In cIo-e urox.
unity, ard fhs ehiidrrn OF both have ben .nti.
r:s,- s--ccis,s- In play"
Caps Bowen, commanding an artillery CON-
D.EJ, from Fc-trrss Monroe, aow ~ HarriS-
burg recruiting, ma't- information brforc Pro.
yost Martial klscknEr that on Friday afternoon
man about twenty -h.- years OF ay- AZ. fee,
eight ihcb|s high. siim built, thin face dark
lair, Clark conpiPxior, rather sailow, smooth
fs~~, EOr- . soldiers cap very much f..,-d a
blue b.orSe and Old, dirty gray panfai. IONS torn
ebou: TIE bottom Of the legs, presented himself
., bis Office and enlisted ia his cefnp.ay I,.ter
In The day this man was duly mustSr.i INTO ~.
service OF the United States, at thu Df1 80 or
Capt. Lane, United States ustsrins in officer,
aear the rrEidrnce Of Mr.. German. since that
tine this man, whose name Steedman, q
discharged convict. has not i.~n hssTI from or
s--n % the military authori,iee. II. had not
yet obtained his uniform, and deser.~d With the
faded brown cap, s-ehy blou-e and fray pant1-
Icons, torn on night Lee NEAR hts foot
Gov. Curtin has offered 4 reward OF sI.Os !.
and the city and county authorities have q. 40
offered rewards for the apprehension of he
hend. and mounted men are scouriny the couu
try in every direction.
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DISTRACTION or REBEL BATTERY At
COCKPIT POINT.

Capt job Ruark, Of IN" schooner Statesman,
arrived at the city wharf this morning with a
load OF lumber. He says that the rebels hai
succeeded in placing a battery IT Cockpit Point,
and that Just b-fore sun st yesterday on" 81 our
eunboats ran in tothe Point and sheiied the
battery, entirely destroying it. He thinks that
there mus, have been n considerable quantity
of cornhus,ih.e material in the mEaaaiaie vicin
ity OF tho battery, large fire was burning
nearly all night.
The captain OF the schooner Eliza Ann John
SON. which arrived ~ Rilcy's wharf this morn
inc, STATES that he spoke schooner below Cock
pit Point which warned him mol TO go too near
in, rs the steamer Georgia had been fired ON.
and was told that cur Sunboats had run in and
sheilcd the rebels out, setting the place on IRE.
The captain had heard firing during the after
neon, and rs he came up he saw three OF our
gunboats lying out from the Point and q large
fire burning on shore.
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1S6 NEW FALL STOCK. dSe
PAPERHANGINGS
Embracing Gold and Velvet. Gold Stamped Me-
dunn and Low-rrCed PAPERS. apprO pri.te either
for the richly adorned OF most humble residence
WINDOW SHADES
beautiful selection Gold Band, Imitation Gold
and Common Shades Buff. Green and Blue Hol-
land, by the yard or made into shades.
OVAL PICTURE sRAMES,
Warranted 10 be Gtidsd frui Geld Leaf
The handsome st assortment an the District. from
the best mandatory in the country Also Il tesu-
tiful variety of dark Wood and small sized Oval
and Carte de Fisite Frames of foreign and domes-
tic manufacture.
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSELs.
Different sizes and colors, Picture Rings Nails c.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
Copies of celebr sted Pictures. Paintings Statuary
&c.
The attention of those renovating il called to
the above goods which were purchased for, and, on
account of the times will be sold at the lowest re-
ulunerative prices exclusively for
a \ Ill
for goods and labor, when purchased and executed
All articles warranted rs represented.
- Orders for PAPERHASGISG or WINDOW
SHADES punctually executed. in city country
J. MARKRITER,
No. 4S6 Seventh St, eight doors above
oc Aim Odd Fellows Hall.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
STILL MORE UNION VICTORIES!
TWO Ga,N"D,H oSEDxY
GENERAL HURLBUT DEFEATS PRICE. VAN
DUgS AND LoN ELL. AND DRIVES -
THEM BACK ACROSS THE
HsTCiIIE: -
He TAKES TWO MORE BATTERIES. THREE
HUNDRED PRISON Frs AND LARGE
QUANTITIES OF SMALL ARMS.
GEN. ROSECRASS AGAIN ATTACKS THEM
NORTH OF THE iiATCHIE. AND Ut
TERLY .ROUTs AND DESTROYS
THEIR ARMY!
THE REBEL GENERAL MARTIN KILLED.

From rho following dispatch from Major
General Grant, embracing one from General
Rosecrans also.) it will be seen that his antici-
patton that the retreating army of Price, Van
Dorm and Lowell would be intercepted by Ord
and Hurlbrt. and oyertaken BY Eosecraas and
Mcpherson, was speedily realized.
After being repui-ed and defeated in theira,-
tack on Corinh on the 18th, taccounts of which
the Stor published yester,lay,) they r-tr-at-d
south OF the north fork OF the Hstchie, where,
according TO the important dispatch below,
they were intercepted by General Huribut and
clutches. RS brief dispatch shows tina. he
speedily made short work indeed with what
Hurlbut had left OF them
These SERIES Of victories are of great stragetic
Importance, insomuch as they amount to the
destruction of the rebel army in that most i'm
portant quarter.-ED. STAR.
Headquarters, JACKSON, TENN.,}
Oct. 6-l2I p. III. !
MOI. Gen. HoI'ees, General-in- Chief:
Gems. Ord and Hurlbut came upon the enemy
yesterday; and Hurlbut, having driven in small
bodies the day before, after seven hours hard
fighting, drove the enemy five miles back across
the Hatcbia towards Corinth, capturing two
batteries. about 800 prisoners and many small
arms. / immediately appriscd Gen Rosecrans
of these facts, and directed him to urge on the
good work.
The following despatch has been received
from Che ALA:
"OCT. 6.-To Adj. Gen. Grant: The enemy are
totally routed, throwing everything away
s{Signed) W. T. Ros ECRANs."
Under previous instructions, Uurlbut is also
following Gen. Mcpherson is in the lead of
Rosecrans' column. The rebel Gen. Martin is
said to br killed. L. S. GRANT,
Major General Commanding
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~W. II. Hurlbert, in his letter Fifteen
Months at the South" thinks that the division
of Southern opinions and purposes have de-
ci6ed tendencies towards disintegration; and
that if peace were declared tomorrow, seces-
sion from . Secessia" would quickly follow;
South Carolina, as usual, leading the van, as
she never had serious views OF i permanent
nationality.
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FIsASoIAL.-Sew York papers Of yesterday
evening say The week opens with continued
excitement and buoy ancy on the stock Q xchauge
and pricrs 1t the first board are 70 > prr cent
above the highest points Of last week Nilsson.
ri's aad Tennessee's continue in demand AT An
advance OF xai per cent. Illinois 6's are also
per cent bettr. The Government list ia firm
but quiet The S. Of Ie61 cold at IoiYaiOiH:
the 10 no.es, f0s kal05A. the coupon SIS OF
1874 wer- in demand at 90. The money market
There Is q good supply ut this rate or drst-class
collaterals. Gold Is quiet and steady 1T era
-, viii KS demand thin On $aiaI a..
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PEEsoSAL.-Thr Belgian Minister, II. Bion-
dreI yoa Caelebro~ck. r--Si-its Europe for Il
few months. sailing by the next steamer. NJ
A. Berghmaus, SECRETARY of the Belgian Lega-
ton, has been commissioned 70 act Charge
d'Agairrs during his absence.
Gov. A. W. Bradford. Nd; W. II. Aspinwall
and Gov. Z. ID. Morgan, n. Y: n. Romero,
NJ, xico: Gen. J. ID. Cox and STAFF, Ohio, and
Hon. Jos Sesar, Va, are at Wizards.
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THE LAST On DIT

The quidnuncs around the Washington hotel
halls last evening insisted that General HalIeck
is about 10 be ordered TO command the armies
in the West; General Mcclellan to take General
IIal'ecks present position here; and General
Hooker 70 command the Army of the Potomac
in McCiellan's place; and, lastly, General
Banks TO be installed in the War Department
We have no information leading to belief in the
truth OF either of these rumored coming CHANGES
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BOUSTIEs IN OHIO.-ioyernor Tod, OF Ohio,
has addressed an order TO recruiting officers in
that State in which he informs tn en- that the
War Department has authorized him TO sag
that advance pay and bounty will continue to
b. paid 10 recruits for the old regiments or the
new regiments authorized TO be raised before
the 18th OF September, and also for the three
new cavalry regiments and for the ten COM
lianiPS CT SharpSkOOtprs directed TO h. raised
Drafted men are at liberty to enlist in either Of
said branches Of the service.
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MORE HosPITALs.-The Government is now
engaged in building several hospitals, among
them two which will accommodate a large
number Of patients. One on the vacant square
iii front OF the Douglas Hospital will comprise
ten or twelve buildings each 2isl feet long and
the other near Gibson's Spring, between Ben
ning's bridge over the Eastern Branch and the
Almshouse, will consist Of twenty -four build
ings each Isl feet long.
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81 The New York TrdreIIer will hereafter be
published Is the "Porsupine," and be conducted
by s. 3 Southworth, otherwise John Smith,
Jr.. of Arkansas, author of the famous letters
which originally appeared in the New York
Ereairq Pest.
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INTERNAL REVENUE STANPs.-The Commits.
sioner of Internal Revenue has received speci-
mems OF various of the stamps determined to be
used in the collection of revenue for pro
prietory medicines, checks, internal bills of
exchanges, and many others. They are beautiful
things. and quite number Of them are now
ready for delivery TO those ordering them
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DESTRU CTION OF THE REBEL STEAMER IN


Lieut. Commanding Walker, of the sunboat
Winona, writes 10 the Navy Department on the
2;ah September, dated OFF Mobile, rs follows
IL discovered one OF the enemy's steamers
lying in Navy Cove, and within range of my
guns. Firing over the land, the first shot car
ried away the top of her smoke stack and caused
TIE crew 10 leave the vessel. The next two
shots went over her, and the fourth struck her
&nd knocked her to pieces. Fort Morgan fired
over and around US, but without doing any
damage"
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az The Commissioner Of Pensions has made
the following additional appointments Of ex-
amining surgeons: Samuel NJ Smith, Column
bus, Ohio; Adams Jewett, Dayton, Ohio :
James Robertson, Hanoverton, Ohio; " Allen,
Lowell, Mas achusetts.
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~ From acroust> just received here ii ap-
pears that European vessels have been getting
supplirs OF cotton from the Rio Granda. Mexi-
can yrssrls acting as transports. Recently, 4
British steamer had sixty thousand pounds
sterling with which 20 buy cotton. Less than
n month ago twenty vessels We're in that river
waiting for cargocs of cotton.
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ARRESTED

George d. Spencer, bailif in our Criminal
Court. was arrested on Sunday, by order of
Chief detective Baker, on the charge OF disloy.
atty. The charge grew out of his Endorsing the
action of the Rebel Government in hosting the
black flag, and stating that they should have
done il long ago. He has been sent to the Old
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ex-senator Pomrroy has succeeded in pur-
chasing, at New York, steamer for s.eoioni-
cation" purposes. Her name is to be adam
and Eve" She will be ready 10 sail for Gem
trai America by the 18th instant, with $50 cot.
ored paSSCnerrs.
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81 Senator Hunter made quite blunder,
and electrified the rebel Senate, some time ago
by inadvertently swearing one of the clerks TO
support the Constitution OF the United States.
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CONTRACTS AwARDED.-Contraets under
Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy Depart
ment,l for class %, Portsmouth, ~ IL, and
classes II and 81, Philadelphia, have been
avs arded TO John r. Elyans, of this city
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE RAILRoAp-On
Sunday night, as the 22d CONNECTICUT Regiment
was on us way 10 this city, when passing
PENIS Crossing, near Bladensburr one of the
men, named John Welch, belonging TO company
r, fell OF the platform, and ms head striking
the track and fracturing his skull, he was
killed instantly. A comrade fell of at the
same time. and was badly bruised, but not Sc
riously injured.
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REBEL NEWS FROM LEES ARMY

THE RICHMOND DISPATCH IN DESPAIR
OVER PRESIDENT LISCULS'S EMAN-
CIPATION PROCLAMATION.
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not sbating. ON Monday there were forty .,hr,s
new cases.
From Richmond Dispatch, Oct Jl -.- PHI.
FROM YggDYEtcKsnr g6.


From Richmond Dispatch, Oct ID
-. FROM ygyDYErcKsnr
A rrrcrt Yesterday obtained. currency thai
the Yankrrs had rc-occupied the town Of
Frrdcr,csshurg, and the tiraid nj on constrtrr
.: into an advance upon Richmond. We are
Sa'isffrd thar the report was entirely un-
founded, dispatch wae received al this
clhc- early in the day., fro<p thai place, an
which no rnrntiou WINS made Of the presence or
near approach Of the enemy.
nEPoRfEp NAVAL EsGAGgxEST.-
Thc.Nassau IN. P.l papers, of the 18Th, agree
IN stating that naval engagement had oc-
CURED near Their, hut disagree as % the names
Of fff vessels engaged The Advertiser saws
that the Confederate stearrs hip Arirto had at
taxlsed the Federal gHahoats Csyler and San
fiago de Cuba, and disabled the lattersc badly
thai she had TO be t0wed into port ~ another
Federal war vessel. The Cuyfer also received
very heavy blows, the Orrta coming OF un-
hurt. A letter from Key West says: . The G.
. : StraYnrr Florida IL reported to have had a
hattie with two gHnhoats, but they did not take
her. They had 20 runaway and leave her.
The gunl-oat Santiago de Cuba she knocked
into ceeked hat. The Cuyfcr had 20 tow her
in" .....
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SKCoSD WARD STATION CAsEs-Befors yss-
ftce CiaTk.-Elizabeth Todd, assault; security
for peace. John Gasleneer, do; paid IS cents
costs. Timothy McGra;h, John Dean, Andrew
MaldTum, John Finn, Jas. Higgins and g. II
Weber, drunk; dismissed
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A CGTRT OF INQUIRY

A court Of inquiry, consisting of Brig. Gems
H.trney, Casey and Birney, is TO meet in Wash
ington on Wednesda TO investigate the charges
prefer red against Brig. Gen. MartindaIe.
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THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs-Befcre yustiee
WdIt>r.-Robsrt II. Mailing, Elijah Caferty.
Geo. {. Petrry, soldiers; turned over 20 the mill
itary. Margaret Wilson and Rachel l. Stokes.
disorderly; security for a hearing
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in e5els
,r..-. - There.
SANDY Hook, Nd, Oct. GA heavy recon
-noissance, consisting OF the Sixth Cavalry,
regulars, and two batteries, towards Charles
town, just returned, reports the enemy there
A Rebel Captain WAS captured. John Erwin
and David James, Company d, Sixth Cavalry,
were killed in a skirmish with the enemy.
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CLEARING THnN 0Ur-Last night Lieut..
Cooper, OF the 10Th New Jersey, with n SQUAT
OF the infantry patrol, visited the following
houses which have been the places where
many officers and soldiers spend their time.
The proprirtors were handed over 70 the tender
mercies Of justice and the inmates notified 20
icayc the city within three days: E. Eoe.npr
Thirteenth street above +: Nina Biningar, 10
ID street; Mr.. Hrnny, 533 Twelfth street: Mr.
Loehbachler's headquarters, $50 Twelfth ST.:
IN ;ries Cross, ~ Tenth street; and Mrs. Harris
30 Maine avenue lIsland.}
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1907.
DAAKE,s PLANTATION BIITERs.

They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They arc an antidote to change OF water and
diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and iuterni..en.
feyers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrh1a, Cholera and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. Thew
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made OF
pure st. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure Of beverage, without regard to are
or time Of day. Particularly recommended to
delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. H. DRAKE & CO, aos Broad.
way, New York. sep 25-eo6n
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BY W. L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers.
tSuccessorr to Wall III Barnard

, s Ss,k rOsngY e Ps; assss. aaa AlaG s.rSea
THuRsDhY MoRSiSa, October oh. We Viii sSi
az our eucticn rooms, q iargeassortrept OF Gro
ceries. for cash. Comprising 49, -
q barrels White Refined and yellow Sugars.
Tierce. Cinsipnati Hsu,s and boxes Starch.
loo boxes Eastern cHtti1s .snd English Dairy
Cheese, 80
Boxes Chewing and Fine cut Tobacco.
Boxes Adanant.rc and Sterine Candies,
Boxes Pepper, Lobsters. boxes Bitters
5, dozen lemon and Raspberry Strip,
IS boxes Well 81 and Provost Pickles.
Chow Chow Sauces Taraarinds
Cigars large stock Assorted brands
Bile. Sugar and Ginger Cakes
IL boxes Candy. loo lbs. each.
Boxes Glassware, Tumhlers and Nsppiss.
With many other articles In the Grocery line.
oe7 tEep.i ". L. WALL & Co.. Austs.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. 80.
NEW YORK, Oct. lily a. m.-First Board
Us. Coupons, isei, LEI =; 7.3-ioTrcasurr Notes,
ie5H; Z. S. Demand Notes. iioS; Certificates,
e91; Gold, i23k. .- r.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Gru. Morgan Request the New York
Regiments to be- Assigned Gen. Sickies'

~'ALnkxY. Oct. Morgan has sef1a
reGucs CO the wax. 0e3strtment tina: farsas
I1racticxpie the 1ewTpgiments from New Ycfk
may hes attached 70 the Division under-she
cynnnand of Mai. Gen Dcri-l L. Sickies. -.
- Col.Charies l.. Graham, 1T present Colonel
Of the Excelsior Regiment, is strongly recon-
mrnact; for the Brigadicr -Gcmcraiship of the
Metropolitan Guard.
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ForETH WARD STATION CAsss yus
ticc Baitrr.-Iames Iousherty, larceny; dis
missed. Afro, for dcscrtion: DO. Ann Dough-
Crty, fighting; do. james Doughe. ", selling
liquor without license, and selling iiquor 10
soldiers; fined $50 IN each case. Timothy Fail
Ion, fighting: dismissed. =. McDona sh do: d,
Thomas Hagan, disordrrir; fined 81 Michael
fiannigan, do; S3.Js. Jas. z. Kennedy, drunk;
turned to the military. Benz Banks, Grating q
nuisance; do. Jos. Wallace, drunk: finrd So
VIM johnson, do: fined -. Chas Crawford
drawing a knife, do. Virginia Brown, disor-
DERBY; do. Jas. Green, do; fined 81 Thomas
orderly; do. Richard Smith, drunk DO loan
heafer, profanity: fined ST. by Justice Claw
toni. Zimmerman, creating a nuisance: costs
. cents.
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THE HOSPITAL STEWARDS MANUAL-By
Doctor Woodward, Z; s. A; 81 Is.
Guthrie on Surgery of War; S225.
Bailingsll's Military Surgery, London; $3.50.
Grosss Military Surgery; 50 cents.
MacLeod's Surgery of the Crimea; 81 81.
Stronger, Bismarck, and Stathsm on Gunshot
Wounds; Is cents.
App,a's Ambulance Surgeon; $50.
Longmore on Gunshot Wounds; rs cents.
Tripler and Blackman on Military Surgery; 81.
Turnbull on Military Hygiene; 60 cents.
Camp Cookery and Hospital Diet; Is cents.
Henderson on Examination of Recruits; 81.
Marshall on Enlistiug, Discharging, and Pension
ing of Soldiers, Edinburg; S275:
d FRANCk TAYLOR.