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n NO CURE, NO PAY.
L OSE Suffering with Gcut, Consumption
CHRONIC rheumatism, Neuralgia Stiff Joints Tu-
b'"Ts, Cancers, c., &c, be cured, if cur able
oy Magnetic Treatment or laying OF hands, By
MRS WREN. Physician and Midwife, 445 X St,
between 9Th and eth. -
Mrs. Major Ven, Of Washington testiaes that
her violent pains IL face and head thad no rest q
week. were taken Away n the space of few min
ctes. Also, found Mrs. Wren Magnetic Ointment
very Valuable in her family tor Prickiy Heat, Sore
Nipples, &c; thinks no mother should be without
IL
Mrs. o., OF Georgetown, was given W by several
physician rs could only walk with help. having SUI
fered with Chronic Rheumatism for years has
been under Mrs. Wren's Magnetic Cure seven
weeks. and walk mile without help.
Typhoid Fever yields quickly to this treatment.
Mothers should knew that wo-thiris of chill
tre1 s com plants arc carSad By Worms. s,y MAG
nc1c Norm Sirup cu-cs speedily.
My aiaSnct tic Ointment also cures prickiy Heat,
gore Heads, Che ppad or Called Flesh, Chiih,ains,
Cuts, Burns, Sca'ds Bois, or any Cgsaneous Erup-
tons. S";s as above, Ct e '.n:s per bottle box
NfOCKEING DRESS GOODS AND sHAWiS
IFE in all the modern and old standard fabrics We
"Turin Clnth;'
Cur Northern and Eastern CORES .-onaents send
u new supplies daily.
One price emily the ac!1al cGsh rcs..e. marked in
plain figures.
An inspection Of stock incu-s no Obligation %
purchase. PERRY & BRO,
Penn. avenue and 9Th street.
cc2ft Perry Building"
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in'..'t,S or GiN ifE---It j. positively as
3I.,inea 'hat Zen Lee is lying Ill near Win
He was Wounded in the battle of A niista,I, -,
. BAH Whifif passed through hand Hishnrsa
becoming tnmanagea able, threw him, whnn he
lei upon ne o'her hand and broke BONE
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tcs:t THE fIeSs
CENTRAL RASLWO lD

@@ g. -
Is rrRsr-c..x'sissSs II ko sH1Gs''"n''
s-o, sgEEp sssk FL sSD S c5aF5kF iifihs'
siVsh fALLAsTEp AND pppr ppo,. nrsr,
FROM BALTIMORE,
rH THkEF Rihs F. EsA tiFr ss9s
CLOSE cos iH9 8! tH$:P IT 5sh HESRalsnUsa
NORTHERN cESTRSh RAILROAD,
THE GREAT sHa CENTRAL iiINTFHx RoUrs
WASHINGTON f E%b BALTIMORE
WEST, SoRT2@Ess SFa. AND II 'h SOUTHWEST.
the Northern Central Railroad Com pany northeast
e1tnsr OF Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street,
Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING SALOON chRs ON ALL TRAINS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers " III take the r. a. and 5 T. n trsiEs
arriving in Raltimore at : 81 and 6.+5 p
Northern Central Railroad, and arrive in Harris
sgTs e. lf4j p M and S45 m there sSnnsg,ins
road for 81 parts 81 the West.
BY this route Freights of all descriptions csu he
tor~srcea To snd from sny point on the Railroads
OF Ohio, Kentucky lnsiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missosri. ~ Railroad dtrscr.
TIE Pennsylvania Central Rsir6ed also connects
at fiftehurs with Steamers, by which Goods
Re forwarded 10 any port en- the Ohio. MasEinepnn,
Kentucky, Tennessee. Cumberland, Illinois, TS>is-
Sippi, WISCONSIN, Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas snd
Fed Rivers; AMI az Cleveland. Saniasky and Chi
cago with steamers 10 all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrGstiny the iransror-
tati"n oil their Freight tc this Cua.pany rely
with confidence or It's SPEEDY transit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT n ana from any Point
IN tle West, 10y the Peuns yvsnia Central Railroad,
ore az oil ttbfS JGroTdbts charged w 0theS
RrifToGd Commands.
RI Be particular 20 mark packages Via Penns.
Central r."
MAGRAW & Rooms, Freight gents
- No. 80 North street, Baltimore,
ENOCH LEWIS. Gen Superintendent. Altoona, Pa.
l., l.: HuLPT. Genl Ticket gent, Philadelphis.
ii. IL oESfoN, General Freight Agent. Phiis-
oeIphla. jan 4-lyr
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EDUCATIONAL.
CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
1877 and 1soo 2,-oc~ AZ

1927 ard 1899 Spruce 81, PhilaselphiA.
The regular Course Of instruction embraces the
English and Frenca Languages and Literature.
Latin IT r~e urpd and all the Breaches which cou-
stitute . thorough English and French sductian.
E,ensh is the ianEusye If the s,niiy and i' c"n:
partiea!ar attention and is taught from the rudi
Mssss 20 tas his4ee; c:at.r al literature sna cam,
Der 18th and closes July LIST. Circulars e cao be
ot,tsip-Ii Tr,,n E,'irnl- D'KERVILLf, Principal
cfCheg-rsy Institute. m %
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Protected ~ Regal La,,rs Pa,sa. Of Ensissf, nrs
sscsyed bv the Seals Of fhe Eoort dc Pharmarie 10
PARIS, and the Imperial C6sst AZ MsdioiHs, Fsana.
TRIESEMAR No.
IL TIE eMcctual remedy rnr RELAXATION. SPER-
MsToRRIlEA AND EXHAUSTION OF THE
SYSTEM.
TRIESEMAR No. n
Completely sEe entirely graduates al traces %
those disorders for which Copsiya and Cubebs have
generally beer thought an antidote, 10 the ruin OF
the health OF . vast portion @: the population
TRIESEMAR No s.
Is the great and rerredy of the civilized world
for all Impurities Of the system. well secondary
symptoms. obyistng the destructive u-e cf Her-
curry, as we'll rs uther deieterous insredienH, and
which all the ssrsaparils in the world cannst
remove. TRIESEMkR Nos. J., and are alike
devoid Of taste smell and Of AL nausestiRs quail
tiles. They in the form Of q fesenge, and may
lie on the toilet table without their use being sus
pected.
Sold in tin cases at o. each, four o eaass ID
one tor 90, and in &z cases, Thus saying -, n
administered by Talpean, Lsilruand, Ronx, &C.,
&c. Wholesale and retail by DR.. IL A. BARROW,
l94. Bleecker street, flour doors from Nscpcugsf
street } New York Immediately on receipt of re-
mittance, DR. Barrow will forward Triesemer 20 shy
part Of the world. securely packed, and addressed
according to the instructions Of the writer.
Published also by DIR. BARROW, that eopuisr
and beautifully illustrated medical work, HumGa
Frsilty. Price Is cents. Triesemsr and BOOK css
Washington, b. O. de II Or
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HOTELS, GR0CERS RESTAURANTS, PRI.
EATE FAMILIES, &c.
The Subscribers have Jus: received . fresh ship
mont OF
aO0 CASES ST. JULIEN AND TL07RAC
CT 4 X ETS,
which they offer fer sale At New York prices
Also. .hey have constantly CT hand
Il La,se ard W,3 Se;ectsd Ssock of
Choice BRANDIES
OLD MADERIAS, FORTS, sNERRIEs.
ScGksUN, OLD RE, SCorCiI, and IRISH
cEAMPAGNES Of all nsorite brands,
EEGElSii AND SCOTCH ALES,
LONDON AND DUBLIN PORTERS,
NAEaSA CiGikS.
ENGLlSE PICKLES, SAUCES.
Chiffon. CHEDDER and ENGLISH DAIRY
sAEIiN rs, kEMr's THEORETICALLY SEALED
FRENCH: GERMAN and ENGLISH CoRDIALs,
CONGRESS, SETTER, KlSSENGEN AMI Enc
EISU SODA WATERS,
Choice GO!.Oesti, SOU C:s0Sc, IMPERIAL n.y.
son, TOCEG HYS0N TEAS,
With 81 extensive assert TnaTit OF
FANCY GROCERIES.
CyCYECEE
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q CT AL

PREPAYMENT OF STiTE, ...
- WASHINGTON, January25 1852
The Secretary OF state will hereafter receive Mem
cers of Congress BUSINESS on Saturdsye. com.
nencing with Saturday. the first of next month
jan Tiff WILLIAM H. SEWARD
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DENTISTRY.
uUNr L BRIaHTWELL

IJCNr L BRIaHTwELL,
II DENTISTS,
Ne. $40 Pennsy Nv snia Avenue,
bet. yth ana nth streets. Washington. ID. q.
Artificial Teeth inserted In the most inp proved
rTie. Having every Facility put up
work At The shortest netice and O. mode MSSTS
rate terms. Tssta Yi.ied or Extracted in >ltlo
The best manner Single. Gum and Block Teeth
msnufactarei to order.
CHAS r HUNT,
arps sr,' HAY. HR!GWr%HlL
III. LOOMIa, n D N. f,,.,,c, ard p,,.,,..
,tthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, atteads~
9erecnaiiy at his oNfee in thi. city. Msny7S~
ssar others. AID NO person others Who
cannot these
Persons calling q: my o!'ica can Se accommodated
9th any style and price oil Teeth they inay de.ire
sut n tho~e who PARTICULAR ann wish the purest
Art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE win be
more fully wRrrsntsd.
kooms in this city-No 3 - ami. avenue
between 9Th and 10Th streets. Also. 901 Arch St,
Philadelphia. MARI
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DAssEs ON THE POTOMAC.

Il ~
On and after the 18th instant day OF September,
passes win be required from al vessels, boats DO,
navigating the Potomac river These win Sa ;sssed
BY the Commanding ocer c! the Fict!lia, and may
be obtained frem the naval vessel. stationed at
Alexandra or At the mouth Of the river.
GIDEON wELLES,
secretary Of the Navy.
NAVY OccAcTE1EF.
SectaC1he: u. 1872 .Rsr & Intf sale
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He undeTEi Ensd ectfqIiy informs his friends
Heiknown estab ii.h,nen. this day forSN
the season: He has lad it ti,-Eousi:ly NJ
been euga ged all the summer in bedding
the Incst cii"ire OYSTERS thc Chesapeake BAY
r.! NIL receive BY the steamer James Gay, from
einry Point, twice week, fresh supply indie
arrangements there viii he no failure in aliing any
esu,Taei that n::y ha made with the csta:s hm:ent,
as We have never heretofore failed to DO independ
My arrangements complete that Il can cope
with Hay house in the United States.
pledge myself to pay particular attention 70 fur
nisiiing h"tc:s RESTAURANTS suffers and private
families, at the lowest cash prices.
VIII keep also OF. hand a i:iir assortment fresh
:aa a FIJI LIE sud hernsy,Ssy Sea.t MEATS
ara DEPOT 81 ST. between n 10Th ana iith
se3-u Washington City, ID. @.
l. 5rv ,9ir,,.,'a'ks al IS IND sM!LL PROFITS:
ger ce1, on ali salcs Of SO AMI ever 'S'.''' %
- If ven want to huv yaur goods cheap. buy from
Cash house ~ sci! ssIitHstrs.g e, sr.t. cOnse
Customers who buy Of Us IN the amount Of So
snd nrwards VII have per cent. deducted fr0la
or stock is now co:np!". in all kinds of HOUSE
HOSIERY, CLOVIS, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, &c, &C. and We solicit all in want of Dry
r. e. ti,,,'% ,el.vcrr;i t. AZ, r,st Of !he city or
New store, 30~ Pennsylvania avenue,
Sc D. between 9TH and 18th sits.
ELINtS SllAWISI ron GENTS
They Also answer th" purpose Of blankets for Off
Thck C0ff0fRGD RLASKErs for camp usa.
We are daily opening new ana St. iish DRESS
One price only, the actua! sesh raIae marked in
p'A'" a'' Penn avenue s, and 9Th H stTect.
oc 2-!ht Perry Knitting
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RMY UpPLIES
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QUARTERN.sTFe
Army Of The Poton,1r. )
WASHINGTON, September Y, 1902
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
OF the army of the Potomac the following articles
3,cGO tons best quality Timothy nav securely
baled, the weight ofeaeh bale to be marked
thereon.
1900 600 bushels Of Oats, of the best ous,ity. "a
... strong sacks, we'll sewed
1880 cords Oak and Hickory Wood wall sen sonsd
and of the best quality
Zach bid must be accompanied by the endorse
inenl OF two responsible persons that the contracts
Bids will be opened from time to time as the ar
ticles may be needed, and contracts " be warded
for the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder UP to the time of opening.
any bid "a '
Proposals should be endorsed "Proposa for Hay
or Oats, or Wood as the case may be- and enclosed
In separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
g., -. Lieut.: Col, and A. ID. O..
Sc -u Chief Quar- te rIn aster.
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7 RIES 4 N A II

Protected ~ Regal La,,rs Patent ef Enslsas, ars
scored ty the Seals Of the Ecort De Phaysorte 10
Paris and the Imperial Csisst AZ MsdioiHs F1ana.
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GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES,
fffdssble az ccTFtcfidg. TtseofHg rsD1oeing al
OcSsTrsrf foss, from tchaterer cauSs, AID
dlLcdys SSsloeSEfEi as a pTsrslsriUt.
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,Esta e.ished ly?e,
ErsBch-219 IA. avenue. Opposite
.,. Willacds' Hotel. Washington.
x Just received small lot of Officers Liquor
Chests. auT
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EoTICE.-On and after this date, visitors viii n.
allowed to enter the wards of this Hosutal on Ts
days Saturdays, and sundays only and on ttnsc
days emily between the hours of 2 and % M o'~
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q
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

The DELIVERY OFFICE of this Com oany Ia
ReWoyed from 3hisd Stsaat ha ~ 49, 81
, 1862-04-24

forces at Pittsburg, Tenn, were attacked by two
regiments Of infantry, two pieces Of artillery,
and large force Of cavalry. Our forces &ere
Immediately got into line-of battle. and prepared
to receive the attack. The enemy only firyd one
round and eothTIs1csd retreStihg. WeFytufned
the enemys fire, killing and woundng quite .
number, and took 10 prisoners. The rebels only
killed one Of our men.
Gen. Grant was at Savannah, but Immediately
left for the 6eld Of action. It is supposed only to
have been reconnaissance in force Of the enemy,
more than they expected they beat hastt re-
treat to Corinth.
WAsHtEdroS; April 7th.
The following, in regard to the Ierrimae, has
been received ut the Navy Department: When
abe run for Norfolk, Sunday, March 9th) she
had seven feet Of water In her hold. One shot
from the Cumberland riddled her; some shots
from the M0nit0f went through her portfolios and
dismounted two guns. The Monitor put ball
through the boiler Of the Pdtrid HsnrY killing
two men and scalding Othera
NEw YoRk, April 9Th.
The 1riJunsS Tennessee correspondent wTitsa
that the rebel army has been greatly overFated,
that his whole force In Southern Mississippi does
not exceed $4,000 men, and that half Of those
arc raw recruits.
A Ship Island letter Of the cath Mt reports
the arrival Of Gen Butler on the goth. A rebel
feet Of seven gunbOats had made thciI appear.
ance in Mobile Bay.
The U. s. gunbOat Santiago de Cuba chased .
steamer laden with cotton on the coast Of Louis
lana, and threw ahel into her, burning her 10
the waters edge. -
The schooner Grace 3. Baker, With lso bales
Of cotton for Havana, was captured BY the gum
boat r. r. GuNlef.
, 1862-04-24

+ AN PREPARED 10 DEM0NsTKkfn.
= % allwho issl IN inlsfsut IN Sewing Mlf
chimes, that
, 1862-04-24
9usinrss Cards.

LOUISA KORTER,
DEALER IN .r -sf-,rH
Plain and Fancy Dry Goods, GrOeeFiss OR every
variety, Hardware, &c., dse. a.. .a
ALS0-Bakiug In an ils branches, ConfeetioneFy, Ge.
Any article called for and not store, win be ordered
obtained In The shortest pOssble tine for accommodation
Of cuslOmerD.
l-aS1y eTEILACOOM W.T.
, 1862-04-24


LAfER Island No. 10 has surrendered The
enemy have abandoned the upper land batteries,
aud are endeavoring to escape across . swamp
Gen. Pope is trying To cut them OF They aban.
doned everything.
Brig. Gen. W. W. Mackall, lste Of the U. s.
AdjutAnt Generals Department and over 1000
Of the rebel forces, have surrendered 70 Gen.
Pope, and 1t is expected that many more wil bs
captured to-day. Immense quantities Of artillery
and supplies have fallen into our hands.
The enemy attacked our forces at Pittsbure,
Tenn, Yesterday, but was repulsed with heavy
lOsS No details given.
Gen. Pope has captured three generals, 5000
prisoners q war, 100 siege pieces, and several
Geld batteries, with Immense quantities Of small
arms, tentss wagons, horses and provisions Our
victory Is complete and overwhelming. We
have not lost . single man.
CAiRo, April 7th.
A special dispatch 10 the 81. LOuis Rspsliinqa
SayO: On Friday evening shout oeIoch, ouI
, 1862-04-24
LATEST EASTERN NEWS.

It;ncbrater has been ascertained as follows:
~ hundred killed, fOrty.Iour wounded and
tWsnty.lour missing.
Guerilla bands are organizing In Southwestern
as;ssouri. and Federal troops are dispatched to
.,tiruate them as fast as they can make head.
M the a6th band was attacked near the Ar.
S.nsas line, flfteon Of their mules killed, and
,-entv prisoners taken. Among the latter were
Colonsl Parker and Captain Walton.
On the 18th o. band Of eight hundred Re-
hals attacked four companies Of Federal troops
Ia Polk county, Southwestern Missouri, but were
rsnujsed. Fifteen rebels were killed and large
DrmbeF wounded. There were no Fedsrals
killed and but few wounded.
Csner.l HUlleck Is about to take the most sum.
mary and effective means T. suppress guerrillaS.
T'hey will be treated as outlaws, and in no case
r.coenizcd as or treated with the amenities Of
re0uIarly Organized troops. Without meeting
tbs summary fate Of bridge burners, they viii
receive but little less commisserariOn.
ST. LOUIs, April LIST.
Yesterday Colonel Butford surprised . Rebel
camp at Union City, Tennessee, killed twenty,
took one hundred prisoners, and seized two hun
drpd horses, . large amount Of stores and hve
hundred stand Of ArmG The Rebels were At
tucked 50 suddenly that they were Ihro~S lnto
confusion and unable to do our forces much harm.
Union City is an important point, % several rail-
roads fOrrn Junction there.
ATca,soS, (Kansas) April L.
r... ...o,D,. AZ an. Affair at Union Civ
,sssn, the Tctrcst Of The rebels as being very
..e.;r;,.,s They were break(sstinv, unsIIspect
me a. attack, when our forces STACKED and
oDeied upOu them with artillery. Their break
Gisi was LEFT upon the table
CAIRo. April 3.
In,.,v;oene. h., heen received from Island No.
10. No injury whatever occurred to the NOR
, 1862-04-24
San ettantisto Sdrrrtisements.
G1KEISHOI AID PTREHLSIE AERIf
SAN FRANC1SOO.


ORDERs FOR THE PURCHASE or MER.
BY the undeislgned. ~ - - 49,
rssdenee in this city Of over ten yea and an expert.
enee In the business Of nearly the aiS snh Of time are
considered suent 10 the confidence Of persons 10
the country who occasionally need make purchases here
through The agency o. reliable parry m who nay y box
Ing for permanent Agent In San Raleac6. 10 ehet the
advertiser offers s esFycel assuring an Who ntft orders
to him that e1e Shd be safed execute their commits.
slons satsfaelprlK. o.. o.. r.. -.f.,...f b. .r
enre.
Those desiring Information concerning the unIsnsd are
HnBHRnkD 30
WIN. r. Coleman Co., San PEanelsos: -,..
J. u. CoghIn 4 Co,
0. Langley, Druggtst H rl1s
Flint. Peabody 4 Co,
Ira p Rankin,
Ross, DempstsF 4 90, - -.
J. Anthony Co. Union once, eseramanto SltJ;
And the Editor Of the Puget Sound Herald.
HB-0rdeFs for Machinery, RAnOfOFtes Malodeona osW
ing Machines Watches Jsusry, Be- WI b ssndoA . y
L. p. FIsHER,
commisSlOn and Purchasing Agent,
GO Washington q, up siAlFa,
0ppOsils hAgalrs's Opera houss, San Franchise.
, 1862-04-24

A special dlspalcl 10 the Chicago Post iram
Calru, Published April 9Th, says that Daniel
Weight, idrmeFly sailor. from OswegO, arrived
here 10 day, having deserted Ron Beadregard's
army . week sineG He says shout 5000
Euns a. hrld uoria. One regiment Eas under
srIeSl Or dialoyully 10 the VSbol cluse. Their
army 4 represented e N state Of insuhordina-
ion. and our inidTmlni thinks tbsy WIN Siaupsae
y atiaeksd. a-ft ftsHr .
, 1862-04-24
FRENCH, WILSON 8 co.
nAKiFa mn
CL.OTE1ISTGs
Furnishing Goods
or All kfHbs
Recalling for cash at Wholesale Prizes.
fHs LlhetsF AND III SrocE %
6i.OFnlNe.
FURNIsIllaa 6O0D1s
TRUHKs. i la
vAkI1D1f s'fsf " -iLs ~. =. :
eARPn1 nfp1,
0MunELLha

TS - aSund h sa3 ntlnn llsaIs = eslIl.inl.i
eeolI SuIl.hit isg tassllls ~ ~ i ~ sIu.i,
We haVs e1l1d - elIlcII IIIInll1 h clnnlc11 -
Sss s@,f sa.as. ~ e1sI s. s.ss.,s,ess tsasls :.
~ sesss -. ee.s. :, = rl-lnl,,s p,f'', . = ~
on sissl e csil1. c--I,n.r-. - vu.nu 40. -
imprIl11 num l1In e. Nlu IaIl - oIa1I11
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, 1862-04-24
lITIET gITTTE HIGTITII

cahlnsts tsiit Sfteistttt -
Letter a o. fFsnSsssss sSllns iktklhe Il silrl|l
Nss and lneSdtarab,s lfAIj nsdli1 n.
chine. Gnd aa1pisd . lllh as11n1lH11
pupsssa $50 s7ttiatfff -
DSs sos Gnou yswi.if % puSshsu chah 1nl.A u,.tha
slr douhis slnSis thFsad. q uhsh IN r.ss an
chain stitch uAshlnes have esrd O ~ under a, y 4,
hbrls, ana hs wort wears ouL woi46ens e. 1afI
naehines WI outussr uny cher and neFs oe1cI1E ~
lalOs q nauafasiaFsf bays ehals s,ii,h nal1ink
e }. n. DUNNELL,
s,.n ~ lIsnassn,.v asss[
laA s.d nAn Fr.ilrlnt,.
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
Row IN . Connections Camp.


mere was quite tumult At Camp Terry yesterday A.
ternoon, which for time threatened serious disturb
snoe. II arose from misapprehension the part Of
the members Of the Twentythird regiment a. to the
time when their term Of service commenced The men
had supposed their time began when they entered the
camp and when informed by the proper officer that their
service and pay commenced from the day Of mastering
IN they exhibited signs Of dsapprobation by refusing
70 answer 70 their when called and continued their
demonstrations OF dissatisfaction by creating bonres
the camp hootng at the officers who attempted 10 quell
tben and giving groans for Governor and others In
authority. Colonel Holmes, OF the Twenty third mildly
treated with the men, and did all he could TO preserve
order but without avail and he grossly nsued ~
some Of the rioters. The regiment soon became denor
AIMED and entirely beyond the control Of their officers
portion OF them proceeded across the lines to the camp
OF tne Twentyeighth and with heavy boards and poles
attemptsd TO destroy the guard tent Colonel Ferris
ordered them TO desist and with drawn sword threaten
cd 70 use violence unless they dessted. An attack
was made upon the Colonel but with q back thrust be
struck one OF his assaants, inhcting Q wound
ypon his hand The determined Of Colonel Ferris
qneied the mob and quiet restored His Exceliency
Governor Buckingham arrived in town last evening
and, under his orders guard has been furnished with
taken 10 prevent any further disturbance.
The New York herald., 1862-11-16
Disturbance Among the Soldiers ON
Long Isla md.

There was some trouble among the soldiers at Union
course, L. l., yesterday morning, which At one time
threatened TO prove quite serious. The officers OF the
Forty rs Massachusetts and Fifteenth New Hampshire
claimed that their should be served with rations Ia
advance Of the soldiers Of the other regmens Tns Of
COURSE at once produced little bitter feeling on the
part OF the soldiers who under such an arrangement,
would be compelled to eat at the second table
Colonel hingman, Of the Fifteenth New Hampshire regi-
nenl, while Ihe going on, entered into very
vey and excited debate with some or the dscfaCted,
during which he made thrust at his opponent with his
sword, which, instead Of doing the mischief IL in
tended turned its poln bent completely into grace
ful surve and stabbed the sanulary Colonel the hand
This pat end 10 the disturbance and all the soldiers OF
the encampment were pc mitted, they should have
been, to partake Of the ratons terms OF perfect
equality with each other.
The New York herald., 1862-11-16

DEMAND FOR THE REMOVAL THE INDIANS IRON MINI X
sorAGovernor Ramsey, of Minnesota. has written the
President letter upon the subject OF the disposition to be
made of SIOUX and other indian tribes in that state
lie demands measure OF prime neccssy y, without
which peace security ~ impossible the removal OF the
body OF the Indians remote districts far beyond
osr 30 ders nae thorough military surveillance The
fesdent told that the people Of hnt State twill not
tolerate the presence neghborhood Of this perfdous
and cruel race, in any numbers any condition., and
calls him "to authorize the general commanding
this district TO take immediate measures TO rid OF
those tr0ubeSo aud dangerous neghb after hav
sab ected to capital punishment all connected with the
osttages upon peosle" These views fully con,
elrrcd n by al The authorities military and civil who
like to have any influence in moulding the policy of
the government upon this question.
The New York herald., 1862-11-16

STEAMERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MISSISSIPPI RAN
or ,he Sd inst the United States ram Mngoand the ferry
boat John ivers, JT totally destroyed by fire
Capo Grardeau. Nothing is known the origin the
are. Both beats, after burning the edge, float
ed down the and sunk the about five miles
bow the Cape and ferry boat noary opposite Commerce
1fse John lvers, Jr, was small affair valued about
g. 600. The Mingo a powerful stern wheel tug
parchashed at Pitsbrg last spring by the government
for about $l2 900 She heavily ironed and consider
cd u very formidable customer.