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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-17
The nrnf, Esssis,.,l In ehin.

From the Cleveland Leader, October a
By the Bucyrus Journal we learn that that
village was tie scene Of disgracsful proceedings
on Monday last, the day upon which the dTstting
commissioners notified the drafted men to report
previous to going into camp. For several days
previous there had been rumoTs that in some of
the northern townships of the county 81 orgaHi-
cation was forming to resist the draft. About
ten O'Clock on Monday, q large portion Of the
drafted men from Holmes and ChAtlield marched
into the square and gave tbrea cheers for the
Constitution az i is aud the Uaion s3 it was, +"
aud then " three cheers that we won't Gsas TO
ffes the niggers, aad then three cheers for q
huge bowie kuisf that was shewn by one of tie
party. The men nearly all had knives or re-
volveIs, aud several Of them rifles. The JoRr-
nat is informed that all Of these men had guns
with thsn until within a mile Of the town, where
they drew up in line Of battle, loaded their pieces
with all the GOODNESS of veterans, and would
come no further, until q reliable Democrat rode
out, told them there was no danger, induced
them to stack their arms, and marched them
into town. Throughout tbs dag, threats TO
" shoot - " murder" and " butcher" any one
who attsmpted to force them to leave their homes,
were freely made Ons cf the ringleadsrs, who
carried a ride, and sTOTe there was 2 double
charge in If, msdo spsach, in which no ad
vised all TO stay at home and resist the " ab0i-
TONERS" tyranny; that he was not going, etc,
etc, and was hugely Cheered. Cheers were
also proposed for JEFF. Davis and freely given.
" A rope 20 hang Lincoln and q knife to butch.r
every sbolitoner," was freqnutly huzzshed. a
man who said he favored tbs Presidents recent
proclamation. was sci on by The crowd, re-
treated up the street, and was fHally taken in
charge by Deputy Provost Marshal David
Foster, snd taken 70 the office Of Willsm Red,
toe crowd still following.
In short treason and 0i5loyalty were rampant,
and the county YVES thoroughly disgrsaed To-
wsrd evening the crowd gradually dispersed, and
the most of the nea su5seq qaently reported them
selves for duty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-17

We have infoIm4ti3u from Houston, Texas.
as late as the 81, which we are D.eced in e1s-
session Of by the ur5auisy OF Dr. H5lland 57t1
Is on ais way 90 Richmond. From q telegram
received irCn Galveston Just before tie -s51
started, tbe doctor had reason so believe aat .Hs
Yankees had landed On tas island and aEsu
possession Of tie town sooa after hie departure.
This tley msy 10 by means Of their cunboass.
without cur b=i0C abe 60 make suy r.s i-a ~
sistanco, but should they ever a.tsmBt 60 e.. no
10 the maia iand ws viii rses.va them with
bloody hands 20 h0spisa5le graves Ths CAP
ture Of Galveston By the enemy, aIihluea
Notifying to us sill be a f.Uities5 victory to
them, as nearly the whole population, ssocts of
goods, furniture, and even Cal-i8 had been re-
moved from the place a long slime before More
seriously VIII we be iuc0av8sienesd by tlsir
having taken Sabine Pass, Gs that port lad
been frequently and successfully used By ogr
vessels in running the 5leckads. Measures are
being taken, however, % prevens tns.r essend-
ing the Sabine and Nsehes rivers on uiariar
expeditions.
be WIS very sorry 30 hsve to report the dis
graceful conduct Of the citizs Of Lake Charles
City and Gendenning's ferry on Calcsssisu
river, IN Louisiana, who PERMITTED twelve or
fourteen cf the enemy 90 sscsnd the river in aa
open launch some eighty five nli.e5. sink two
ssh vessels and capture steamboat called lia
Dan, which, from IT'S ighi GH-gd1 tlsy IA
tend, no doubt, TO use in thsir Hlsrluaing visits
TO the rivers, lakes aud bay0u5 on the coasts Of
Louisisna and Texas, Usli a d5z-n true rrsir
would have prevented this shameful ezpl0l-
and as he passed the ferry in tie stage a shols
time before the Yankees returned. 61diag lhs
people spathstie, he and a few passengers 5f
iered TO DO the JOB for them If they would only
furnish them arms, but even this they refused
to Do, under the pEe-szt tbat they bad none
They were th1s rsiac.aatly compelled i0 cons
lnue tbeiF Journey, aud nothing remains sr
taem 30 &c than to deploTa the undsniaba fsss.
shat even IN our midst, traitors and eowar5s sra
not so scarce as the general patriotism and gall
la0tTy Of our people would iead as 30 balisga.-
Miss'ssigp5at-
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E-A New York letter dated September 2Sih,
to the New Orleans PieayHas says:
The cotton market, for no particular reason,
unless ancient sympathy with Liverpool, dropped
early in tbs week at 52e for middling. bat, on
the appearance of the Presidents emancipation
proclamation, prices Is once ross four to i've
cents per pound, and to-day it is held At 56t to
81 cents. The opinion Of the trade seemed 20
be that the proclamation would tend 70 pTOl0ng
the war, and isoPardizs, perhaps, svea the small
receipts we were getting from the Southwest ;
hence the upward move that 20 soon followed
the above-uJted decline. Oar imports thus fnT
the present month, have been II 900 &aes-
nearly ali By rail The exports for she same pc
riOd have besn about $50 bales
At Liverpool, the depression obsaryabls BIZ
one or two steamers has been recovered from,
and prices sre again on tue rise During the
period Of the recent sx 'itement, prices rose in
two weeks 90 per pound, or equal 20 eighteen
cents Of our currency That advance beats
anything IN the annals Of the Trade. The con
sumption Of cotton In Englsnd az the latest
dates was thought to average 22000 bales per
week, aud unless there should be a cessation of
exports, there was danger thst the market
would be left bare by the first week in O-sober
The amount expected to arrive from India be
tween the 10 b Of September and the close Of
the year was put down st 45O coo, while $1,000
were looked for from Egyps sa3 Brazil Il is
not probable, however, saai the whole Of this
cotton viii coRe t. hsRd il tie time anticipated,
though thsTe viii doubtless be enough to keep
the mills going TO partial eX'ent-
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Gene Orders No. O..
EDrUEASr AID INsP5.TCe- EAAkAL's
District Of the FEissEssip EDi,
EElD4UsETEIls JACas0F, AlssIsElpP7
September ~, 1852.

oe pfelu8tr ls, Acu='
General Orders No
TofcE aae tn suro.lT aut snd Organization q con
sc7ip-s vtEin She dz -ict in ancOfdaree VITA tie
ac OF Cosrrasz Of ihs Uh april ied2 anf the orders
aud regulations The IIan- Secretary OF IN reis-
ion thereto a military suders and ro7oNt mar
saIs -re hereby required 70 take prompt ndeberge tle
measure 90 enroll ard forward ali conscripts 80 their
rrescfiss6 cainps Of Instruction
01ars0f the militia civil mag strstGH and loyal G t-
ean -re T. questsdo aid IN thsreNecution Of tse law
u 10 fo ard lets OF persons subject 10 eoscrpt duty
residing in their respective districts and lurs1ic-
li uz
in Military commanders and provost marshes are
hen 5r instructed furnish ss Of conscrpts residing
ia trir respective iur-diJIons, who shall not have
eau already enrolled 1 compliance with ihelaT % the
5s1tsu. generals 0ll5s at q ess heaoqusrteTp-
ia Ca.seriuts who tsve been enrolled Ia crganiHa-
Ton ID aErtlssu rrsrs, raised within the limits % this
--i sres the 1Gthpf + pr 1902. and conssripts who
Rave enrolled 10 any reEi 1, battalion, or company
gi- 49, Did Of July Is62 viii in accordance with the
ssre q ths Secretary q War q August 18th iro2,
DO sent undrr charge OF commits onsd ofhcer who VIII
rsrrv 5--cr rtvo roll o. each script containing
7s5--- e s period during Vlicii and the company IN
81 Lies 10 may have rved and Etata1nent OF ooant7
rsaf- sud clothing issued
,n srtsuutiou these reQuiremt MS VIII be recoS
MID rnl-ss based written authority hitherto given
i-tte war Departments or by the general conln1anding
tFfs d-fel or sb districts. ~ which it IS eepobeu
Rvorder BriTadisr-Gfe us.al RU6GLEs
Agyistaut Adtrtsnt General.
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oneiaI Iseper. of ~ E.errrville nattle.

PgRRYVILLE, kY.. via B8T15t0wn, Oct. 10.
To AIajor-Genesal Halleck, CommsnderIn Chief:
I have already advised you Of the movements
Of the army under my command from Louisville
More OF less skirmis5ing he's occurred daily with
the enemy's cavalry. Since then it was sup
posed ths enemy would give battle ct B aids
town Ny troops reached that point on the 4tb
instant, driving out the enemy's rear gnard Of
cavalry snd artillery. The usin az retired
toward Springfield, whit ar the pursui5 was con-
tinued. We. sent corps under General Gilbert
on the direct road from SprngEelito Perryville,
who arrived on the 7ih Witnin two miles of the
town, where the enemy was found to be in force.
The left column, under General hcC Cook, came
up on the Knoxville road about ten o'clock yes
terdsy the Ssh INST l. was ordered iHto position
to attack and strong reconnaissance directed
At four 0 clock l received a request from Gen
eral McC00k for reIntorcsmeuIs, and learned
thst the left had been severely engaged for sew
eral hours, and that the righs and left Of at
ceTps were being turned Rhd severely pressed
Reinforcements were Immediately sent for.
ward from the center. Ofdels were also sent for
the right eolumn under General Crit,onden,
which was advancing by the Lsbsnon road, to
push forward and attack the ensmy's left; but
it was impossible for it 20 get into position to Sc
cure any decisive result. The action continued
sill dalk. Some fighting also occurred in the
center ms enemy was eyeTywheve repulsed,
but not without some m0mentgTy advantage On
me left. The several corps were put ia position
during the night, ard moved at six o'clock this
mounirg. Some skirm!sking occurred with the
enemy's rear ge8rd. The main body had fallen
back IN the direction Of H2rrodsbUrg. have
10 accurate report Of our loss Il IS probably
pretty heavy, including valuabls officeFs-Gsn-
erals jackson aed Terrell. / regret to say tney
are among tho killed. ID @. BUELL.,
AEjeT-General Commanding
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GEKERaL ORDER Ne. I3.
JACKSON, Mss. Sssssa.l-r p; 1852

JACKSON, Miss Ssstslsksr - 1852.
IL caic-F, nol 7-i@soTso ctfeers sd priFstes
20 lel-uF o. sirlTu-s, as-tai9-s o. companies oi
returned isol N snd vno ha-e sBs-a-sd h Esslroa
vilogt lEri-y VII report im11sd atvly So thssr re
sBs-urs reEues Jackson Cl ntoa, or t6sy Vii
p rcEs-f-l desc ters gnd puHitbed a2c,rfz zagiy
osar. ard men sh q baaz IN mind .hat Punishment
lr DE r1l-s end srficIes -Eves vi u forfeiture g
rav, Al 0Eeers n t-s Confederate STATES army
s Provost sG- hsl- eurc ing ficers also sli Shsr-
10, AeEst-ates ether gts % ce-s are rQ sEtsd 70
u-rest s0Ch 1. a ard tuu them oFer q ts6 CON
aIius clice-- nearest AiIrs-v stations, who viii
send tlsm u-ces euad 20 th-E post All persons -
PIere ding aEd delivering oessrte.f are entitled 90 e
revsri of u rly erlis-E each.
a ast q sb e1saes y = be pubhshed at cnee for the
inform ..ia Of the public
By orieT # Bsfgs5iss censTa LLOYD TTLGHNAN.
PEW RI ATTAIN 81 4.
-. .--.rra-. a.n 4 a .-a-a--L
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An AasT ASECDoTE--Tho MOnticeH

An AMY ANECDoTE.-Tbe Monticello
(Fls.) Friend publishes the fOllswing
DE-. Palmer, surgeon Of the 2d Florida regi-
ment. relates a good joke on himself which
happened during one OF the holly contested bat
ties before Richmond. Il appears the doctor
slEays endeayoTei 10 select q building for s
hospital as near the point where the battle ragged
~ possible. On this occasion no s0itabla build
ing could be found, and the shade of a large
tree wss resorted to. Upon approaching the
place, an old gentleman in citizsa's dress, ugss
observed reclining At its truAk Dr. P, sup
posing him to be q stranger from One Of the reg
iments, demanded 70 know what hs was doing
there The only reply made By the old gentle
man was " reckon there is room enough for
both Of US" TIE doctor manifested some dis
pleasure si this very unsatisfactory reply, but
proceeded Immediately 70 clear the ground Tor
she reception of wounded soldiers. Presently
courier rode up, sxelaiming Dispatches for
General Lee" The supposed stTaggier imme-
diately arose and received thsm- DR.. Ps!neT
was astonishsd and cbsgrined, and commeneed
d retreat, when General Lee observing him,
cried cut; Don't leave, Meior, there's Ioom
enough for both Of as.
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lrrprrsfzTR sol- NEG3U BOY. uaued SAM
- Sad 6sfs g. Elcut lssaniy-cne yeaf ave ieet
7,rFs o. . 8 beck toes lsl-slspeii had IN when BE-
- 4 hflssa G oh cuas, biack cloth -Ifay cap aaa
- r,sns lie tsUk with hza some other clothing
- ., : faru-srlg orned ~ D.. 'eoSe-eyi oi SlhFslal
county Alssiseips AID Weat aFay = ia . oay named
g5-rr sss cv1ed By aeorse = "a. OF II g CITY.
Ifek.oa of So f odged il sly jail vita such in-of-
ls'''- JOHN ROBINSON,
- Jackson, kiss
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L GARIB.LDL sPEzzLi, TsLT.
/ have the honor lO be, etc,
TUEourpr ftsasf-rl-a.

Consul Of TIE United Ssates Of America
The following was General GaribaiJis rs8lv:
VARIGNAS0, SeP.em5ar -, 1852
SIR l sm a prisoner, snt dangerously
wounded, consequently il Is not possible for ms
90 dispose Of ny self S.iil, The mousas tbss
have Obtained my liberty, and that my wounds
are healed, shall seiz the 6fss iavora5'e opp5--
unity Of satisfying my desire 90 serve the great
American Republic, OF which I am q eiizer,
and which is R0H lighting for universal liberty.
have The honor TO bs etc
Ea1IRsfnf
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a DRAFTED MAJOR GENERAL Tho Mans
field (O8io) Herald tells Of a leading citizen o.
Gsii0H, a lo7nier militia mejor-genarsl who was
drafted ca Wsdnssday last, Supposng that, Of
course, be eoald not be drsRH foT anything but
the position be held in the militia he donDed bis
msjor-geueTaIs uniform, cooked bat, sword end
spurs, went 10 Columbus, and reported himself
as ready for 8 command. lie was considerably
surprised when he was told chat they were not
drafting generals, only privaes. The ''mali-
cious nan" came home with fl5a in his ear.
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EOTIgE TO TIE MILITIA
PR0CE8METI03.
FEALQU QU2pTERS
JACEsGE Miss. UC-Cts. Z lsj2

JACksos. Mis-. Uc.ots Z So
srscsl Ord.r 10 Co
ky
ID a'ifhority e ire secr.tsry Of WETof tie Con
- fei=-s q Sta es Of AmssicG, L pEocls5m tue II
CusnCe OF -ris1usEs OLcea sAd Ue1, EEo haze anoed
e. VtskfhurE EissI rrai. up - date tual d
m pie All CeiCs,r 2 q soldier WhoE- nEzast hsTe
bees res stev wi the c s. Conn - rer 81 Rick'-
burg. " ID instsusto swat nFtihaat.on ot eE
chsrce " p report viltout DELAY to the Headquarters
% td-I- 2. EPcct We comma d
LLOYD TILGHNAE.
B-ifsdis- General c. S. army, C.mnaRing TX
chruFai -'scn~rs
T0EcaII FJWT ATTtN Kills, IRA
-rc r-u--t- I'D 4 General
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= It is stated nY tha NaElasEn press tas
Ripley, Mississippi is 10 Be the hasdq1ar fs Of
the Feieial army, instead Of CoIintl az hsFao,
fore.
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~E1i Hf8 uEBE rs S3s -,
HEADQUARTERS Ds5TGCT $500 &Is-)
SISlPPI
}sCEsoE Miss septsmleE i9 ls62.
VI tbs following general cTdar is publish f-r
The i-toru-tL-1 q al hon it lley o0ElerE IN
ms Bic -lst
- orl,- Of Bg.gad zr-Geasrsl EUsaLgs.
T. E0oF.
Resistant AeiHtEn. a sBsEaL
@ eu eraE Orders No. g.
EprUEANU AID INsP5 nos EaEkALsl
LrTI-I.
EIrEEcvD Va SsE-eLye- Stb lsS2. ,
Ky COHWAsDEzS o. Army ccrFs resinsuts
b erG 5.rr .oI- val make 60 ttis oI.lse u-ntliy
r=--r1s o.. ter p=eli-s UHuGa16s ca the forms lT
Hi he'd s1d according 90 t-e oi.e--ia-s expressed on
r-eH
UHse.~E n zhs-gs OF c11--s n ilst .uctcn vii make
o. fHf orf-r 70 f- lt. lIl and 4eth ci each so-tl
=,--- the .f rs cf tL- TeeFuit-g s-rvcs sao7'i-g
the .lrl bar & --r..--1 l. czn9 70 fl aaE-
O.. ls @ report Sc nun b=r enrolled r. ssCspled d
Il q tl- 1-fird fr 7ri report IS ma H8 lng uaB1er
tzli .-7s a a 60 -a giastz. and he tat remaining 10
-caup-
Er rrFz-
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e. JEFF. Thompson was at Columbia, S. c.,
on the Ssh instant.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
Polles Matters.

Isaac Parks was arrested on Sunday, by on
Ger Traxsll, Of the Second ward, on the charge
Of carrying concealed weapons. Taken before
Justice Clark and fined go 81.
VIM. Marshall WAS arrested on Sunday, by
Ofioer TAFT, OF the Second ward, on the charge
OF hghting 10 the streets. Taken before Jus
toe CLARK and nned 81. which he paid and was
discharged. y
: James Fletcher and John Tidws were ar
rested on Sunday by 0ficsr Nioholl, Of the
Fourth ward, on the charge or being drunk
and dlsorderly In the street. Taken before
Justice Walter and fined 81 each.
David Westerfeld was arrested on Sunday
by Ot6osr Harmon, Of the Seventh ward, on the
charge Of assault and battery. Taken before
Justice Walter and committed to jail for court
Michael Riohord was arrested on Sunday, BY
Officer Wilson, of ths Seventh ward, on III,
charge Of being drunk and dlsorderly. raksr
before Justice Walter and hned 81, which ht
paid and was discharged.
Daniel Fitzgerald was arrested on Sunday
by Ofioer Garrett, OF the Seventh ward, on thu
charge NJ disorderly conduct In the street
Taken before Justice Waller and fined 81, whiol
he paid and was discharged.
Catherine Cortney WAS arrested yesterday
by Ohlosr Nioholl, OF tho Fourth ward, on tn,
charge Of selling liquor, Taken before Jus
tios Walter and nned u, which she paid an,
WAS discharged. r..Ha ..-7
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
The war Dspsrsmsns.

The building In which this Department Ia 10.
Gated 10 now undergoing y thorough repair
Quite = large force of mechanics are now en-
plOyed In tearing the roof away, and prspsr.
Ing to put an addition on the building similar
to that on the Navy Department building, thai
is, u story and q half TO be put on. making .
large amount of additional room to provide FOL
the increased number Of employees rendered
necessary by the war. This addition will give
sixteen more rooms Of the same size Of those
now Occupied by the clerks on the lowel
stories. The half story. will furnish the sam,
number OF rooms Of q like size 10 length snt
breadth, butlnot quite SO high. This improve
ment will be completed 10 about three weeks
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
streets end 0asssrs.

We have rsfrsined from mentioning this sub.
jeot for some time, though the horrible oondl.
tion Of the cutters and orossings 10 apparent TO
all, because We learned several weeks ago that
ths subject was under confederation BY the
municipal authorities, who would soon move
for q remedy OF the evil. But after waiting q
long time, We are compelled to call attention TO
this Drying evil. 4 large portion OF the gut
ters are nsd with nlthy matter, which oontin.
uRlly emits the foulest vSpors imag Unable. The
small bridges over the CUTTERS at the crossings
are broken ip many cases and rendered worse
than useless, while many are gone entirely.
Then the streets and alleys nesd thorough
cleaning, before the rainy season sets In, when
looomotion will be almost impossible. In wan.
dering about the city, which we do daily. In
quest Of those facts and fsncies which form
local Items, we and many things which are out
OF AZ and we intend to note them, so II any body
gets hit he must not blame US. He 10 the best
officer who looks sf or the "littls interests "
of our city. Really, these are the big inter.
ssts," because they interest everybody. Eco.
nomy would suggest prompt repairs in all
these cases, even rs In the philosophy Of gar.
ments I" . stitoh In time saves nine." We have
also called attention to one or more OF the
canal bridges. Why are not the laws Of the
Corporation executed In this rsgard' Let us
all carefully mend our ways, that We may keep
our tempers calm.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
THE UNDERSIGNED BEas LEAVE TO IN

THE UNDERSIGNED BEas LEAVE TO IN.
i form ths public that be he entered Into busins.s
relations with the hcus OF FaEls,Rn 4 Co, Bank
Of Work. cf Art, or other siticlss Of Roman rspu
faeturs, wh oh he prepared TO do on the most 10.
yolabls conditions sud with the grsatest prompti.
tude. on. .'... ...-
Ths greatest care will b given 10 sslso,ing and
pscting.
The most liberal tsEus allowed In all banking
transactions; and circular letter. Of credit On any
Earopssn OF American house oeshsd By rlllBoss
4 Cp. t W j. 6TILLNAN,
CO: 1A-w3t U. D. Consul, Rome.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
A Filthy Place.

We have bssn req uested to call attention to
the condition OF the gutter on Third street,
near Pennsylvania avenue. Parties doing
business near or on the corner throw all the
dirty slops and of4l In the gutter. and the same
neighbor towards the os1i, and thus the VII
famous compound OF "horrible smels' is
borne past the residences Of parties who do
not contribute to the flth, but who are made
TO supply for the sins Of others. -..
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
Personal.

W. H. wsrdwsll, Boston; j. II, Wagner and
D. q. Dodge, Rouse's Point; Hon. Hannibal
HRmlin, Bangor, Maine; Miss Isabel Cubas, Jas.
N; n. NsSMn. and q. @. Lockwood Nsy York. are
W. b. johnson, Cincinnati; O. q. Goddard,
U. 8. A.; L.. W. Finch, New Haven; Thomas
Johnson and wife, New York; l.. Rodgers,
Rochester; D. Il. Vincent, New York. are at the
Metropolitan. VT
Gen. Cassius N. Clay 10 al willards'.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
Soldiers Aid soci cisties.

The benevolent institatI0ps could not do .
have plain directory Of the rooms OF the va.
NOUS State associations, printed on cards apd
posted about the city. We are often asked
where the head sdqusrtsrs Of such and such an
association lnAming the htatsl are located. In
sired Information. Thus needy and enfeebled d
soldiers are obliged TO travel the oity over be,
fore finding the assistance he needs, and whioh
the society 10 SO happy TO afford. We press
this suggestion on the attention Of these noble
societies, believing It win greatly facilitate
their labors and enlarge their usefulness.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

7 OsT -yOn the 18th, BETWEEN Seventh street and
II the National Hotel, . roll Of notes, amounting
to -Four Hundr. and Thirty five Dollar The finder
viii receive suitable reward By lsavisg II With
0ssrSs MoKsnnsy, National HotsL oet1%-sts
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
Arrtvsd,

ist, arrived In town yesterday, In order to as
sist at the opening OF Nixon's Orsmorne 0srdc q
Circus on Thursday next. The Doctor has his
comic mules with him, and several nnely
trained horses.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
RsorAisiAa OMcsr.

Captain Robert Boyd, of tho First District Of
Columbia regiment, has been relieved from duty
as recruiting onicsr, and Lieutenant Colonel
Lemuel Towers assigned to the duty.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
DIED.,

10 this city. yesterday morning, ANN LouIsA 4,
wife ef Harrison Rssd, and only daughter ol
Hon yossph Turner. Of Msnasha, Wisconsin.
sgsd IS years.
In this city, Dot. 10, instant. ExxA GIoRon, s
years Of age, eldest daughter Of Julius and
Fredefiokx 0eorgii.
The friends and acQuaintsnoes Of the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from the residence on N street west, north
side, between Eighth and Ninth streets, at
O'Clock, p. M, this day.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
asorgstown Grain Inspsetion.

George Shoemaker reports the amount of his
inspection during the quarter, which closed on
the 30th Of September, ut 40 900 barrels OF -four,
This makes the whole amount Of ths'yssr ITO,
t05 barrels. w.. >