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DROPosALe FOR Mills
DEP POT QUARrERNAsrER'S OFFICE, }
Conner ofISih and q sire,rs.
WASHINGTON ID c October i6 1879 \

DEPOT QUARrERNAsrER's OFFICE.
Carm'r q lS'h and st,ers:
SEAL PRoPos AIS will be received at this Office
until ThgrsSsy 0etobeI s,th At Y O'clock NJ for
spEC1FICATIoss.
All 70 be tlt) fonrteen hands and over in hei CHIT
All 10 be sound scrvicesble Mules for drsught
purposes, and to Be OVER THREE AND UNDER NINE
PROPOSALS
T &c be Tor p, l A. 6ss handred and 1pnsrd
der must appear in the proposal.
If Id is made in the name Of firm: the names
considered as the individual proposal OF the part
Proposals. from disloyal parties ,riH not b. ,onsid-
ered, ASH AN OATH OF ALLEGIANoE xUsr ACCOMPANY
RACH PRorosTIoN. ~
ouartermaster [. S. Army. WsShin9tOn D. and
shonld:be plainly marked Proposals for Mules
The ability Of G &. bS5s1 IL s III. ,on.-..,
should it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
by two res ponsible persons, whose signatures must
The responsibility Of the suarantors must be
shown by the Official certificate Of the Clerk of the
ne ;s. Court or OF the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not be consid
Bonds in the sum of twenty thousand dollars,
will be REQUIRED of the successful bidder upon sign
be necessary for bidders to have their bondsmen
with Them or to have bends signed in antici patton
and ready to be produced when the contract is
signed. Blanks for bonds can be procured upon
application being made at this Office either person.
ally, BY letter, or BY telegraph. 80
FORM OF GUARANTEE, 'H-
81 h sa county sSSnsf s.ss
hereby guaranty that lis able to fulfill q con.
tract in accordance with the terms of his PROPOSE
ton, and that, should his proposition be accepted,
herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, We are pre-
pared to become his securities.
Ito this guarantee must be appended the Official
certificate aforementioned
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &c.
All Mules contracted for under this advertise
mCnt will be subjected to a rigid ins pection and
those not conforming to the specifications will be
rejected.
The Mules must all be delivered in this city with
an 900 twenty days from the date of signing the
contract.
Payment to be made upon the completion ofesch
contract, or SO soon thereafter the Depot Quar-
termaster shall be in funds.
Any infOrmaity in the bid, or non conformance
with the terms of this advertisement, will ensure
the rejection of the proposal.
These Mules will be awarded in lots Of (5N, five
hundred each unless the Depot Qua rtcrmastet may
deem it for the interest of the Government vary
the number. .-...
The Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself the
right to reject all bids that he may deem too
high. d. Fl. RUCKER,
oc l6td Colonel and Depot Quartermaster
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ
THE ENEMY FIRE UPON THE L : GTNBOAT
MARATANZA OFF CAPE FEAR RIVER.
TWO MEN KILLED AND FIVE WOUNDED on
THE MARATANZA

Z s. Gunbodt NardtGnrG. N CGpS Fear Rirer, D
North Caroline, oct. n, iStia. (
. SIg: II becomes my duty 10 inform you that
saI 9:}n this morning the enemy opened uponsIs
with two Armstrong guns from battery which
they had constructed during the night on the
beach.
The second shell fired struck US upon the
port quarter and exploded, killing Acting Mas
ter's Mate Edward X. Flowers and Geo Blake,
quartermaster, besides seriously wounding
Joseph Brink, captain Of the after guard, and
several others less seriously. The ship was
not materially damaged
1 enclose the surgeons report.
Very respectfully, your obed't serv't,
G.. H. SCorT, Senior Officer.
Acting Rear Admiral S. p. LEE, Commanding
n. A. Is. Squadron, &c.
Report # Casualties on Board T. S. Steamer
Moratan-o, Oct. II, 1852.
Edward X. Flowers, assistant masters mate,
killed: George Blake, signal quartermaster,
killed; Jos. Brink, seaman, severely wounded
in leg; Sullivan Bruce, quarter gunner, Sc
verely wounded in head; George w. Hartford,
ordinary seaman, wounded in face; Charles
Donovan, marine, wounded in breast; David
Mitchell, boy, wounded in thigh.
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DKUP OsA LSFuR HORSE

DFPci Qr,RTEEMN-rE2a OFFICE,
Corner EiEar--nf4 Trd q sirs''', ;
sEAIED PRoresALs viii be received at thi, Off ,e
until MONDAY. the nth day of October, At - clock
three sof Hsrs ee Of T
tons, viz:
For Cavalry, q $nl two thousand four hundred
Herses. from tl5l fifteen to tl6 sixteen hands high
between i've ana eight years of ag. at darn c9ers;
from all defects. Sft#
For Artillery. (6o0l six hundred Horses fro n
a. fifteen and ope-bslf to CIS) sixteen hands
high, between five and eight years OF age on dark
100 pounds.
PROPOSALS.
The full name and Post Office address OF the bid.
der must appear in the proposal %
If bid is made in the name ofa asm, the names
considered as the individual proposal otthe party
Proposals from disloyal parties wiH not be con-
sidered, nnda oath Of oHssi"nc" m"A accompany
; Proposals must specify clearly whether the bid
is for Cavalry or ARTILLERY Horses, and no case
must both be bid for on the same paper.
he must forward two distinct proposss@one for
each class, eomplt'e in itsctf-and having refer.
Proposals must be addressed 70 Col: D. Il Racker,
Quartermsster L. s. Army, Washington, b. G.
Horses" ''' '0'
should It be awarded to him must be gusrsnsia
BY two reasonable persons, whose signatures must
b; T appended to ths sun ~ ,t
District Court or Of the United States 6is
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not be consd.
cred. .....
Bonds in the sum of ten thousand dollars. sirnsd
BY the contractor and both Of his euArantors will
be REQUIRED Of the successful bidder upon signing
AZ the bond must accompany the contract, it
men with them, or to have bonds ssnsd in snteips
ton and ready to be produced when the contract is
ton being made At this office. either personsES, By
letter, or BY telegraph.
we-,of the thee county = Of f A, and State Of
hereby sss sSa sSs.
and that should s propo.on S be- Ss
will at once enter into = contract in accordance
Should the contract be awarded him, We are pre-
pared to become his securities
Ito this guarantee must be appended the Official
certificate above mentioned)
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &c
All Horses contracted for under this advertise
those not conforming to the specifications viii be
No Mares will be received.
The horses must be delivered in this CITY within
trenty days from ts date of the contra IT. and
Payment to be made upon the completion of the
contract or so soon thereafter as the Depot Omar
termester shall be III funds.
Any informally in the bid, or non conformanee
with the terms of this advertisement, will ensure
the rejection of the proposal
The CAVALRY Horses will be awarded in lots of
taNl two hundred each unless the Depot Quarter
master should deem 1t for the interest of the Gov
eminent to vary the number
The Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself the
right TO reject all bids that he may deem too
high. D. H. RUCKER
ocFto25 Colonel and Depot Quartermaster
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GARIBALDI ON THE AMERICAN CONTEST
Garihaldi has published an address TO the peo-
pie OF England, in the course OF which he COM
pliments the English nation for its efforts in
the cause Of human progress, and recommends
her not to be backward in calling sister nations
to follow the same road with her. In this con-
nection he says: ....
sCall the great American Republic. She is,
after all, thy daughter. risen from thy lap: and,
however she may go to work, she is struggling
claimed by you. Aid her TO come out from the
terrible struggle in which she is involved BY
the triffickers in human flesh. Help her, and
assembly of nations, the final work of Human
Rights
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LOCAL NEWS.

CAUGHT AT LAsT-Yesterdayp atrolmen Par
ker and Brewer arrested Henry Burk, notori-
Gus colored individual, who was charged with
assault and battery with intent to kill William
Adams, colored. on the ith inst. since which
time he has managed TO -elude the officers until
yesterday. Hewas taken before Justice Thomp.
son, when 1t appeared that he stabbed Adams
IN five places, wounding him very severely
The testimony-seyeral witnesses being absent
was not very full, and the cause of assault
did not appear: but he was fully committed
for trials at court. He was also charged with a
similar assault upon Susanna Williams, col :
ored. In this case the prosecuting witness not
being present. he was committed for further
hearing. II was stated by him that he had
gwen Susanna three dollars not 10 appear
against him, and he offered the patrolmen five
dollars not to Withdraw the warrant. Burk is
infatuated with Susanna Williams and i'm fits
OF jealousy he has stabbed several persons on
previous occasions. for some of which ne has
been tried and acquitted in court Upon this
occasion he used his knife upon Susanna as
well as on Adams.
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PREsBYTERIAN SYNOD OF BALTIMORE
This body met last Wednesday at Ellicott,s
Mills and adjourned aftera session of one day
Rev. MIR. Williams clerk
Rev. A. Ii. Cross submitted a paper rapre.
sentlng the statements made by the delegates
In the General Assembly which represented
mat the best families and two-thirds of the
Baltimore Presby terian Churches were i'm
sympathy with he Confederates. and suh
mittng series Of RESOLUTIONS declaring il 10 be
the duty OF all Christians to sustain the govern.
ment
On motion, the paper was submitted tn
committee cons isting OF Rev. DR. ] T. Smith
Rev. Mr.. Hays and Rev. Mr.. Hyde, elder.
Resolutions of support to the government.
and IN condemnation of the action of the South
We're also submitted by the Rev. T. Gallaudet
and Rev. J. J. Graf, and referred TO the COM
mite.
On the same day the committee submitted
the following report:
''ReSoired, That We approve OF the course
OF our delegates 10 the Assembly, believing
that they made the representation for which
they We're chosen al the time of their election
ResoIred, That whilst this Presbytery is I'M
willing that il should be understood as doubt
ing the doctrine that governments are ordained
OF God, and that II Is the duty of Christians to
pray for their rulers; and that while "a AT pres
ent our residence is under II, il is our duty 10
ooey and render all proper allegiance 10 our
present Government, and TO pray that our
rulers may BE- guided by Gods spirit 10 that
winch u just and right, and by His grace be
kept from doing that which is unjust and sin
1ui; YET, OWING 10 the peculiar circumstances
under men We are placed, we deem il un-
necessary Tor us To make any further dpclara
Hoh, especiany as our ecclesiastical relations
remain the same, and no practical benefit will
be gained thereby" "
This report was accepted and the Rev Mr.
Brauns offered the following resolution As a
substitute for IL: vs. "
"Resalred, That this Presbytery do hereby.
endorse and approve the entire action of the
Last Assembly On the state of the country
A notion to lay the whole subject oil the table
prevailed, by a vote Of 10 70 IL.
Seven ministers and eight elders protested
1axainst the action Of the Presbytery i'm LAYING
u pom the table the written report OF t,eir com
nlittee on the minutes OF the Assembly and
other papers referred to them, and the substi
TUE on the tabla inasmuch 40 We believe il is q
dLsapproval Of the action Of IL" Gen. rsd As.
eeRb3y." a......
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THIRD EDITION.
NASHVILLE THREATENED BY rHx
ENEMY.

NEW YORK, Oct. fla special dispatch -
the Herald this morning, dated Louis willie, Co.
10th, says that oflicial dispatches were received
from Nashville to-day stating that the rebels
were in large force near that city. -.
On the i1th inst they sent a flag Of truce d.
manding the surrender Of the town. Gen. Neg
ley declined doing so, having Federal force
ample for its defence.
Gen. Harris, Major Gen. ]. r. Anderson, and
Brig. Gen. Forrest are in command Of the
rebels
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PgRsoNAL.-S Senator Salisbury is at the
Metropolitan, and Senator Hale at the National
Washington Irving, u. S. N, and bride, and
Miss Pen Gaskil, of Pa; Col. w. Quincy and
lady. N. Y; Col. Lee, Ohio; s. L. Hommedean
and daughter, Ohio; Hon. Ira Harris, n. Y;
Col J. S. Clark, Aid to Gen. Banks; Lieut.
Col. Lane; Major Cameron, U. s. A; Judge
Pierpont, n. Y; Gen. Wicker, N. Y; Col. Har-
den, Pa; Brig. Gen. N. Corcorcn and staff, of
N. Y; Hon. W. ID. Kelley, Pa; Col. McKeever,
T. s. A., are at Willards'
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DEATHS or SOLDIERS. The following have

DEATHS oP SoLDIERs.-The following have
been reported since our last:
Sidney Hodges. company b. g2d NY.
Geo. Seariott, company q, 5sth Pa
VIM. Sheep company ID, 2lst N
Eugene Bolton, corp, company b, Goth n. Y
henry Flint, company K, 9th N H. 80
W. H. Hayward, company ID, Ist Me.
=. private, company III, 18th Me-
II. +. Caldwell, company E list Mass Cav.
Seiah Evans, company F. >6th NY.
Geo. Harmer. company ID, I'd Md.
John Hatch, company H, l2ith ny
Ma than Eddy, company X. eth Wis
:. company H. 18th Conn. = -
a. +. Gephard, company -. 4th Ohio.
X Chandler. company 4th Ohio.
Relatives of deceased soldiers can be fur
hiShfd WITH all the information they desire in
relation to the burial place of their friends &c.
by calling on T. I. Sands, Government under
taker. All street north
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- There Is trouble brewing between Brig
Gen Frank Blair and Gen. McKinstry, whose
court-martial is now in progress at st. Louis.
The latter publishes card in the ST. Louis Re-
publican which reads thus :-S Yielding to the
advice OF my counsel, forbear, pending my
trial. any other notice of the assaults made upon
me by +. p. Blair, jr., in his recent address TO
his constituents, than to say that his statements
and illusions, so far as they relate to me, are
false-and he knows them to be false At the
proper time shah notice him."
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ROPOsAL FOR STOVES.
DEPOT QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
Corner Eighteenth and q streets,
WASHINGTON Oct IA 1850

DZ.l
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until Saturday, October 18th, at y o'clock NJ for
furnishing to the United States the following art
One hundred qool large size Cylinder Coal Stoves
, one Thousand lllN.l feet of Stove Pipe lmore or
StoyesJ with the necessary elbows
Bids should mention separately the price per
Of sna At Se
Garver Hos pital, Washington, D; c., within ten
sidered:, An oath Of allegiance to the g S. Gov
ay sey sh should
responsible persons whose signatures to be ap-
shown the Official certificate Of the CLERK Of the
1;cp stto Court or OF the United States Dis
Bdders e in person when the bids
The fu Ii name and Post ONCE address re Of the bid
dsr must appear in the proposal. -
OF all the parties must appear, or the bid will be
as the individual proposal of the partner
Bonds in the sum of one thousand dellars, signed
by the contractor and both of his guarantors win
Dc required OF the successful bidder upon signing
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter
Informal proposals will be rejected
Proposals must be addressed to Capt Edward L.
posals for furnishing Stoves. &c"
:, Of the county Of VI. and State st of 0,
N t M able to fulfil the
stion and that should his proposition be accepted
ne Will q. once enter into contract in accordance
wsare prepared to become his sureties.
al to thus guarantee must be appended the certid-
EDWARD L. HARTZ,
oc Is Captain and A. Q. NJ, U. 8. Army
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CHILD MURDER.-This morning. a child aged
about nine months, was found dead in its
mother room in a building At the corner of
Twentieth and Estreets. From the statements
Oh the inmates ii appears that the my Their, Mrs
sullivan. Is very incorporate woman. and
ihat last night while she was insane or labor
ing under mania potu, she imagined that some
one was after the child, and she seized il and
ran from one part of tile house to another.
squeezing IL us TO cause its death. Sergeant
hurey TINS morning took the woman in ems
tody and sent after the Coroner, who will in
yestigate The casa "
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- The enrolment for New York city il COM
pieted. About s50,OO0 names are recorded
There are not more than 100000 at the outside
between the ages of Is and as of these IS 600 are
aliens; 25,600 are militia, firemen and other ex.
empts by occupation, and 10000 to 10000 will
claim exemption from disabilities; so that when
the lists are thoroughly revised, there will be
considerably less than 10000 subject to draft.
The greatest number of votes recorded is about
120 coo, and these include all ages from 81 wears
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- Late letters from New Orleans report
large fleet fitting out there, but its destination is
Prudently withheld. 1t is to be hoped that the
information will be as carefully withheld from
the enemy as II is from the loyal States.
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CINCINNATI. Oct. 1.-THE election returns
from thirty-one counties in the State Of Ohio
give Democratic majority Of ~ 500. The Dsm-
ocratic majority is over 2s,000. "r.,u'a.x
The democratic majority for the state ticket
in Indiana is about 5000. The democrats elect
about five Congressman and the Union men
three. while three are yet doubtful.
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- Another champion for neutrality in
American affairs has appeared in France, i'm
the person Of M. Laboulaye. professor in the
College of France an advocate Of the Imperial
Court and r member OF the Institute
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Nj Y S L p PL ES.

go VI VI $3.50 nh "a. "A, ~ All nbEEsAsIER.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for furnish ing
i1r the use of the post Of Fort Washington, Md,
the following quantity of Firewood:
34 Cords of Oak. Ash or Hickory Wood we'll
seasoned and of the best quality
Bids are subject to the apnrorsi of thu Ouartar
master General and must be accompanied by the
endorsement of two responsible persons. that the
contract. if awarded will be full filled > -,
Bids will be opened on I'D inst and the contract
VIII be awarded for the quantity needed to the
ing. ---''I ~ofS-
Proposals should be endorsed "Proposals for
Wood" Won WOYNI
Lieut.. 9th N. Y. Artillery,
&C iit2lst Acting Asst. Quartermaster
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- On Saturday last general parade and
review. of the enrolled militia Of St Louis took
place. Thirteen thousand soldiers were in line,
and the occasion was made general holiday.
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- The city ofVicksburg is said to have
sent IN bill of damages against the Confeder.
ate Government of ninety thousand dollars, for
allowing il to be bombarded .- -..."
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~ The Mobile Tribune says that that place
will certainly be attacked by Farragut'< feet as
soon A. he gets ready for action, which may be
looked for at any time
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- Col Charles H. Van Wyck, the Repre-
entatiye IN Congress from the Orange and
sullivan district OF New York, declines a re-
nom nation. He is in the field with his regi-
ment, and there, IL is said, intends to remain.
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A Clean Republican Sweep.

Especial telegram to the Start
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 16.-Washington Gin
Stor: John A. kasson is elected to Congress by
about 1000 majority in the home vote. The
military vote will swell his majority. The
Administration has been sustained by the State
by at least 10000 majority. All the Republican
candidates have been elected to Congress
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~ The State Department publishes decree
just received from the Government of Mica
ragua, imposing restraints on immigration.
One clause prohibits the entrance of ssfreed ne
groes, or other degraded caste of people, unless
they have a special permission for themselves,
or on account OF others, TO go into the interior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-17

- 1t was rumored in Memphis, on October
o. that Gen. Prieeis- Adjutant had shot Gen.
Van Dorm two or three days after the fight at
Corinth
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- The Giimor House, Baltimore, has been
taken by the Government for hospital pur-
poses ITO
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- The total receipts of the American Col
onizatlon Society Tor the past month was
S2,Gi5.6a.
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The DRAFT IN PRINCE GEoRGE's.-The
draftin Prince Georges county took place tiay
before yesterday, at Marlboro Five hundred
ana twenty-five were drafted out of a list of
clght hundred, and among them large number
OF sccessionists. All the weather. secession
ISIS had In their possession Certificates of ex
empnon, given them by the examining surgeon
III. DuNaiL Prince Georges has furnished a
good many soldiers 10 the Rebel army. Tins
making the Federal draft fall pretty heavily on
those remaining there.
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- The State OF Delaware, it appears, has
furnished her full Guota of volunteers called
Tor by the President on the I'd of July last. and,
In consequence. the Secretary of War has re-
yoked and arfnulled the order for draft of the
militia
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APPOINTMENTS.
Col. James Bowen to be Brig. General Of
Volunteers; Col. E. p. Scammon to be Brig
General of Volunteers. ..a
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"A POCKET PICKED.-Yesterday afternoon,
about O'Clock, Mr.. A. H. Bishop, of New Ha-
ven, Conn, had his pocket picked AT the office
OF the railroad depot. He lost by the operation
S27O in money and a check for $500
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~ The export of salt from Turks Island IN,
last week Of September exceeded 10000 bushels
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SEVENTH WARDSTATIoN Cas- Es-Before Jus
nee udHer-EdW d Garner, disorderly, assault
end battery and resisting officer; fined sill and
bail for court ine30. Park Scanlan and Pat'k
seaman, IT., disorderly and profane; fined 81
each. ID Neal, profanity; fined 81. Mary Jane
Ward, charge Of stealing: dismissed Caroline
cIarner, dhsorderly, profane and house break
ing: and refusing TO appear for trial: fined
Slo5.. Mathew Gilbert, creating a nuisance:
do.
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BRILLIANT Rec EPTIoN.--At the request of
President Lincoln, the famous pigmy, Commo-
aore Mutt, attended by MI. r. T. Barnum
visited the White House this morning An the
members OF the Cabinet were present, and rel
lshed the extraordinary exhibition, while the
manly little Commodore was in the best of
audience sang :. Columbia, the Gem of tha
Ocean .. ..f
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

BPIKIT OF TIL HOKN1N6 PRESS.
The fntelfigeneer comments upon the Kearney
letter disparaging his fellow officers, and re.
Dukes the "cruel indiscretion" which gave it to
the public. ....
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NOT DEAD.-loung Wurdcman. who acct
oehtaiiy shot himself last Sunday, is not dead,
rs reported IN a morning paper. On the con-
Irary,strong hopes are entertained Of his re-
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PENNSYLyANIA ELECTION

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.-Thayer's (Rep.]
election. 5th District, is conceded by ~ maj >
Myers, (Rep,) is also elected in the ID Dis
tric.. tf