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LATE TKLEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE WARM KENTUCKY.

NE " Az ~ T. ~ u MI
The=Rebris at Carroltou. the Ohio
SkIfmi>h near Lex n:ten-Arri,aiso tsr
Third Georrsa X cgimc mt. tapturca
New Haven.
LOUIS VILE, Oct 1.-The Rebels haze nos
session of Carrolton, on the OHIO river. sopf4
eighty miles below Cincinnati. Thy haSe pnt
up Confederate fiag in t!ir Court Honsr. : A
slight skirmi.h occurred last night abort=fif-
teen milrs from Louisville, towards licking
ton. The Relsls were routed.
"A considerable force went 10 Shepherds VILE,
and when i'll sight the enemy s'skedaddied"
Nothing further of interest. The 81 Georgia
Regiment, who We're captured at New Hagen,
arrived here to-day, numbering four hundred
and eighty men. /
Bueirs Army in Motion.
LoUIsvILLE, Oct I-Much the larger portion
of General BurlFs army has moved towards
the interior OF kentucky, IN several columns,
over different roads.
Gov. Morton, accompanied by Adjutant Gen.
Noble, Col. Steele, Aid de Camp, and Mai Far
riil, Military Secretary, have concluded sever
nj days laborin visiting the Indiana Regiments
in this Military Department. indiana has forty
two regiments in Buell's army. which ha ye
been supplied with all ncccsSaries by Governor
Morton. --rt-
The Democrat is informed of slight Skin.
mish between orr troops and body OF rebels,
at Fen Creek, last evening, in which we Were
successful. - peg '.' .'.'''''
Unreliable reports are prevalent of skirmishes
futhrr down the road, but military circles are
unadvist'd thereof, and are probably incorrect
Large numbers of the relatives and friends OF
officers and soldiers in Gen. Buelps army are In
the city, crowding the hotels to suffoca'ion.
CINCINNATI, Oct 1.-(SpeciaI dispatch to the
New York Herald.l II is rumored that Major
Gen. Wright will be recalled and Major Gen.
John McClernand, Of Illinois, placed in som.
maMd of the Department OF Ohio Gen.
McClprnand and his staff We're present at tbs,
Altoona Convention, and accompanied the
Governors TO Washington.
Reliable adyices from Louisville to-day re-
present that after Gen. BueIl had turned over
the command of his army to Gen. Thomas, he
was rainstated by th"authorti'.s mt w shnyton
upon the request of Gen. Thomas and all the
Major Generals Of tho division.
1t is understood that Gen. Morgan, with his
forces, will reach the Ohio Oh Thursday or
Friday. His loss in the retreat is trif1ng, and
he has saved his trains.
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GENERAI. RIEII


Though not able To state the fact as bcine-
within our own knowledge, we have substan.
tial reasons for believing the rumor OF the Sill
perSedure of Gen. Buell. in The command of
our army In Kentucky, 10 be true. Ii seems TO
be understood that alleged sIowness or inert
ness on his part, is the cause for deyolviny his
command on Gen. Thomas. Ii is stated. how
ever, by telegraph, that ut the request of Cien.
Thomas and other officers, he has subsequent
~ been reinstated in hi command.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

GOSE HONE-Col. ". Il. Raasloff for spvn
raj years past the esteemed Minister of Den
r.ork to III" United States, left Washington
yesterday ior his own country. IN route for
China, having been commissioned by his Gov
ernmra' 10 negotiate Il treaty OF commerce with
the Celestial Empire He carries with him
we are confident, the good wishes of our Gov.
ernment, as well Us ofa large nuIiibnr Of frienI ,
in thi- city.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET,
THE 6ITUATION.
TIE POSITION OF LEES ARMY.
CONFEDERATE CAVALRY SOOTHING FROM
CULPEPER COURT HOUSE.
WHAT JEFF DAVIS PROPOSES TO DO NEXT

The bulk OF Lees army occupies the ground
situated between the Opequan creek and the
straight turnpike running from the river oppo
site Willamsport and Winchester, via Mar
tinsburg. They have thus the advantage of 4
considerable stream i'll their front, and a capltal
means OF transportation and Iocomotion imma
diateiy in their rear. As they cannot find a
better position in that region Of country for
defense in field fight, we take it for granted
that they Will give us battle there, if anywhere
east Of the Notifications of Winchester.
The rebel force at Culpeper Court HouSe
made no further demonstration against Colonel
McIrans force lately, at Warrpnton, than 10
send cavalry TO scout through the territory
between the two points. as far east as the line
OF the Rallpahannock, six miles from the latter
town. Nevertheless, the impression prevai,s
in our camps over the river that it Is left
Dayis's purpose 20 advance IL large force from
Gordonsyille, via Culpeper, to Manassas. and
essay 10 hold that point against any troops we
can send there to attack them. We should like
nothing better than to find them essaying any
such strategy that.
We have no additional news to-day OF actual
occurrences IN front OF either Iine-tlat of
General Mcclellan or General Hrintzlemau.
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THE PRFSTDFNT

Who left Washington in Il special train yester-
day morning, accompanied by Marshal La
mon,) on visitto the headquarters of the Army
oi the Potomac, near Sharpsburg, is expected
10 return TO-DAY
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BS-Ccl- Forsyth, formerly editor of tho
Mobile Register. and Minister TO Mexico. is re-
ported to have been killed in recent skirmisb
with Col McCook's Regiment in kentucky.
He held az various tinrs public Offices of dis
tinetion. that OF Minister to Mexico among the
rest. He was one OF the delegates sent by the
Scccssionists 10 Washington 10 see if a peace
able separation VI tine States could no1 b., agreed
10 there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

NOMINATED FOE COSGREss.-Col. John F.
FarnswOrth, Of the 9Th Illinois Cavalry, was
nominated for Congress for the Second Con.
gressional District, on the first ballot, by the
Republican Union Convention at Mrrango
ILL.,, yesterday. Col. Z. was a member of the
a5th and 3gth Congress.
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HANG THEM

band OF thirty or forty marauders. stray
elers and deserters from, and camp followers
Of our army, are roaming over portions of ]. ~
don and Fairfax counties, insulting, maItreat
ing and plunderiEg citizens with impuni,v
We trust that Gen. Banks will promptly send
after them body of cavalry, with instruction.
To shoe. or hang them on the spot where cauoht
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CLEANING THEM Oct

Just prior 10 the visit paid to Warrenton by
our forces, the Confederate authorities, in an
ticipation of the movement, carried away every
negro in the neIghborhood, slave or free, to a
safer portion OF Dixie. ... 49,
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LIQUcfs. GASES. = Yesterday afternopu IN.
gard riSi'ed the restaurant Of 7. TutIer, on
Fourteenth street. near tho avenun. and seizrd
five barrels and several kegs and demilohns OF
iInoT, which was confiscated aid the estab-
ii>hmrnt closed. .f. A-t.s
The hoi;~c- Of. J. .CrayLer, No, 100 Penn.
avenue. ~as viSi;Hd Yesterday AFTERNOON And
several harris OF whisky, wine. &C. seizrd. n
MAS reported that 'his was thr third tim. thu,
houS'' had been Nistedts and the liquor sriz,d,
III" proprletress l1mms 1hately syettiug in n new
FOURTH wARn STATION CAsrs- s.f,r, J.,.
fics Wsdter.--Chesf-r Reed and, John. Whise.
larceny; sent to iai for further hearing. JoNry,
Connolly and John T.. Schaffar. drunk. t,r,rcd
over 10 the military. George Caspar druAE
fnrd 50. W. TT. Partridge. creating 4 nuiSanfe,
dismissed: Gotleih Bauer. drunk and disor,
derry; locked mp four hours. Richard Cole
coor--ti. suspicious character: ordered 10 leave
the city. Lucy Donohnr. >ellihs liquor 20 SOL
diers: locked up twelve hours. Mary Lrncb
drunk: do: VIM Moody s'iored, fugitive frvr
)nSuc'; hned 81 -T-tT 90 az
Accident ON THE .Losc BHIDax--Ansae-
ck'cnt occurred on the Long Bridge Hast e<e-
ming, whereby thirtren rnules and Hve tovef,n
ment wagons WERE destroyed -Thr WAGON
trains, travelling both Ways, became mixed a.
on the bridge, and the drivers beson,i M fyis1.t-
ened. on, hearincfhe approaching locomotive,
abandoned them The train came on and IN
into wagons With the above resuit.-AtsrapSria
at%S od.L a.--zz. - 10 W
ZEeoTPADs.-Lastn night. four gentlemen w~rp
attack-d by gang sf fellows, white passing
through the Smithsonian grounds. Two or a.
gentlemen We're Knocked down, but tiir others
Calling for aid, scattered the footpads TIA
police OF the nearest beats were called upon Al
searched the grounds, bnt the aSsaila nts haA
escaped II is probable thai some of themDwfM
be arrested, AZ one or two can he identiftedf 80
NAVY YARD BRIpGH.-On Sunday and Mo-
day next travel zoxerz tle Eaxy.Safd nrSd0e
will be suspended 10 allow repairs Any pay
ties IN Government employ having ocsasionto
cross over at that time viii be -ferried over by
the bridge keeper.
Gce Ctork.-Nelly Kelser,' threats Of violence.
paid 81 costs. Msrtin Murphy and Jos Ken
nedy, soldiers, drunk and disorderly; turned
over TO the military q 81. - = 80 r. T.
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Notice I'm Nr1rs AGENTS.

News ag~nts with che army under command
OF General Mcclellan and the forces in and
around Baltimore. in the West or South should
send III. If orders for the STAE 10 Henry ray
Ior, Agent for the Washington Star, Sun Iron
building, Baltimore, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

nVThe Louisville Journal denies that Ken.
tucky was iegitiinately represented in the late
convention of Governors az Altoona, p, and
adds that il any one profes>ed to represent the
State in that body, he did 30 without shadow
of authority
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PERsoNAL.-Cols. W. q. Ward, II. :. Ian
sing, B. +. Baker, and Wetmore, n. =; Capt
r. A. Adams, U. S. N; Henry Sanford, Y.
Pierce Butler, Pa; II. ). Macomb, Del; are at
Wizards
Grn. Cowdm and Col. Van Wyek, u. S.y..
are al the National. e.. ID
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NAVAL PAYNASTEE ml--iN''-aS''"- No.
si>tant Paymaster Niblo, OF the navy, late OF
the l. = Steamer Montgomery, is missing.
A GrENAS MEETING soR SIGEL.-ThA
friend, of Gen Sigcl, had an enthusiastic meet
ju.s last evening, III Philadclphia,-to lrrip 20
raise to their full number the regiments under
his command. One of the speakers charactrr-
iy,d the statement i'll the New York Tribune,
that the General was about ts resign, ms.
chirvous falschocd. Gen. Sigci would <nev YER
resign, and no man who had seen him at the
head of hiS men would say so. Sigri was Il
SoI,irr. and would not leave his country Ill III"
hour of need. This WIS rap ~ Fremont
" bich the crowd seemed To apprrciaie.-N. i.
E-preSs.
Tup ,,SrT NJ ,f,s-In the evening of Sun
dav next, Octols'r ;, th" planet Mars, which for
some time past has been SO brilliant in the
evening in the southwest VIII come into oppO-
-sition to; flle sun. On account. however, of the
cccentrcity- OF its orbit, the planet was nearest
. to the ealth on Sunday evening, September p,
and has already begun to reccde from Us.
ANSWERED. Washington, Oct. |, 1S62-Editor
Star: am i'll receipt of the following insolent,
communication through the city post office.
should not condeScend TO notice the writer, who
is evidently 4 contemplate traitor and sympa-
thizer with jeff. Davis, but for the apprehension
that my s-atement TO the Star, which was
written just before the paper went 10 press, and
never examined, may not be- clearly understood
by honest men: ... ed.
..Mr. James ii. Eell, OF the Interior Depart
ment, one OF the volunteer nurses recently cap
turcd M Bull RIM: You say, for three mortal
hours they (the Washingtonians) with Pope's
officers and 200 soldier prisoners, were COM
PEELED to stand in the hot sun aud submit TO the
humiliation OF having their persons, searched
for money. But when yOu got to Richmond you
We're good c1Stomers TO the prison Sutlor for Iur-
nrics 1t c1orbitont prices.' Please tell me how
you managed to purchase At such prices wit.out
money; and when you again write for news
paper publication, be more consistent, or more
explicit. 1onr friend, ..... CURIOSITY.
s'SeptcInber 80, 1922 '- .. 49,
There is no inconsistency whatever in the
spirit Of my statement, although ii may seem so
III the word. We We're searched ut 3orCiops-
Vile, rs stated, but the money was returned to
us. When We arrived at Richmond we were
again searched; and 1T this time all money! not
secreted about our persons was demanded, and
their worthless trash Confederate scrip) given
u> III lieu, dollar for dollar. Does Mr.. Curl
oSity" understand now What was the differ
ence between rubbery at Gorfions Vile and rob-
berry at Richmondl We Were robbed and the
worthless stuff they gave us in exchange was
about equivalent to twenty per cent. OF the
value of L. 5. Treasury notes Hence the ex-
Orbitant prices for luSHries, all articles not
furnished by JEFF Davis are}uxuries Does the
anonymous qucrist conprehend!
Yours. JAS. II. Bell
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ASSIGNED To Dirty

Brigadier General Emory has been assigned
to dut" with the Eighth Array Corps, and or
d'Ted to report in person to Major General
Wool.
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sIThe rIImored attack on MobIle--current
in the iournaIs-a fewdays ago. turns out 70 be
nothing Dut rumor.
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CoSsrL AT RIo.-James Monroe, of Ohio, has
been appointed consul at Rio Janeiro in place
OF Richard e.. Parsons. -
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eF ssTb- draFt in Massachusrtt, has been
again postponed I'll o.. -" On, OF course!
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TO FAMILIES

~ - AND Suffers
,We are selling the choicest GROCERIES in
Washington. en- lJrxcing Fresh Goods Just arrived
from New York
uAMS SHOl LDERS, Dried BEEF. ~
SUGAR FLOUR M0LASSES,
RAISINS, NUTS. LEMONS.
JELLIES, PICKLES, PRESERVED FRUITS
CHEWISG and SMOKING TOBACCO SiGARs.
Also, l.sg bushels MAINE POTATOES.
CAKES and LEMON BIsCUIr. - =
We will take Bullion Bank bills for all our
goods. ID. FENNER- -.
2-lwN 3s6 street
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TELEGRAPHIC.
NEW YORK srocx M.Rxxy. 49,

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-iil q. NIL S. Cou-
pons, Isl, loak; 1910 Treasury Notes, los &;
L. :. Demand Notes, 100; Gold fs3 s..
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G. GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER.
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LADIE
Ayton. Susan. Mrs
Atwood Nancy MINIS
amiss. Mary A. Miss ,
Abel. Annie. Mrs
Boss. FRANK Miss
I;-sli. Mary Ann. Miss
Bee. Mary Mrs
Beckett. Msrg- 4. Miss
Barnes. May Ann. Mrs
Bush, I.ouian Mira
Bali. Lucy g.. Miss
Burns. Louisa. Miss
Bnrrail. Emily, Miss
Rirnsiie. Elizabeth. Mrs
Buster, Cathrn. Mrs
Brepn. Csthine. Mrs
Britain. Annie, Mrs
Bul.rr. Margaret. Hts
Britain, \ T. Mrs
Brooks. Agnes Mis- =
Curtis. Nariah Mrs
ChuInp. Am. Miss -
Csdy Margaret Miss
Chainheriin. Isadors. Mr.:
Campbell. Susan G., Mrs
Cosimsr. Er:dgt
Daaa. Capt. Mrs
Digs. Grace. Mrs
Dnnohuc. Catharine Mrs
Hruray. Ch8r;teil, Mrs
Dove, Chariot r
Ds!ism. Alice Mrs
Ew.,i, Hahecss. Miss
Ete;Or. Miss
Foster. Sarah, Miss
Freeman. Mary Ann, Mrs
Finch. David l.. Mrs
Faulkner. Caroline Il "
Miss
Finch. Annie f, Mrs
Fortnoe. Rebscca Mrs
Foley May, Mrs
Cranes. Kate 4, Mrs
Gusc. Mrs
Gross Mrs 2
thurman. Mary. Mise
IIunteuing. Susan, Miss
Hood. Phebe, Mrs
HAyner Magic, Miss 2
Hoslie. Mary, Miss
Heron, Mary J, Miss
Hicks, Margrat. MIS-
Hosset. Mary. Mrs
Honsee. James ] Mrs
HoEee. Jamie, Miss
Haog, Mts
Hoffman, Car Etisna
Hopper J Z, Mrs
Herbert. & u, Mrs
Hemmick, Emma. Mrs
Hall. Annie J Miss
Jenkins. Elizabeth. Mrs.
Johnson, Fro Ann, Mrs
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Jack son. Mary, Mrs
jenkins. Adal;ne, Miss
Kelley, Mary Anne
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NAVAL PAYMAsTFE MIssING,-AstinS AS
si>tant Paymaster Niblo OF the navy, late OF
tht L - Srramrr Montgomery, l. missing.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


EoR RENT-The well known BE SINEss STAND
Il OF the late Richard Jones, deceased Opposite
the Nigilsnt Engine House. consisting OF Lara
Wheelwright and Bisc ksm ith shop and Tools Win
extensive shedding. This stand presents of she
best opportunities in the District for business For
town. ID. c. oc Pa
TT NAVY YARD BRIDGE
HE Public are hereby notified that the travel
scroSs the Navy Yard bridge viii he staDped on
sunday and Monday. the 5th and 9Th Of October, 20
enable repairs to the draw.
Persons in Government EN- ploy. whsm necessity
eon,pels II cross, will be ferried across nv the
bridge-keeper. ID. b FRENCH
oc2 nntel. & Repair Com. Of p. B..
SToLEN.-From in front of Taylor & Maurys,
= Ptnnsy lvanis avenue. about noon on wednr.'
day. October lst very dark chesnut -orreI
HORSE. In a light. one seat R0CKAWAY csrtains
lined with blue cloth. cushions and back covered
with white linen. sni having Two glass cash On
hnshes in front. buttoned by leather staps 10 the
top Of the carriage. The makers name. A J.
Joyce, believed to be on the carriage. The hors.
is handsomely formed. with n white spot in his
forehead; has rather long, switch tail sn is
about sixteen hands high. end ~ years OF "A
liberal reward viii be paid for their recorery
THOMAS BLAGDfN
1t 400 Seventh strset.
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A Dams EXPRESS COMPANY. -
= ~ NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

The DElli ERf OFFICE Of this Company 4
street, pe'neen - ana ~ sheets. dec S0-tf
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US Chapel for relief Of the sick anil wounded
respectfully solicit the contribution of means to
purchase or the gift of such articles "a may be use
ful TO the sick and wounded. Contributions NAV
be left ut the Lecture Room of tho Church between
and streets oc Ia
0CSHEADQUA RTERS SECOND REGIMENT
US ID u. Volunteers, Camp near Shepa -,IstOwn
Md. Sept. IS, lS62.-Al the men of this command
now IN AMI about the city Of Washington are here
ny ordered to report immediately to Can't J. II
Harrow er for duty with the command
MI such enlisted men who do not report to him
AMI who viii not be reported by him to thesa head
quarters as absent by authority. will be stricken
from the rolls and pr. secuted as dasertars
Z. NJ. ALEXANDER
Col. Commanding,
sc 3'-lw Residence III, A. street Island
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DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following have
been reported since our last
VIM. Corey, company ID, 10th Penn
Augustus Baker, company ID, 1Olst N Y
Eobt. VI. Jackson, company Z, 3D. Nj
Jasper Gordon, company Ii, 18TH 9Iich.
Clarence X. Smith. company A, 9th N. Y
John Ruck, company h, LIST ~ v
VIM. Mutcl,ler, company b, 20th Ind
SyIyanus Mitchell, company f, 17th>Me
j. IL: Henderson, company ID, 1ith Conn.
Saml Mackey, company ID, 10th Pa. X. % -.,
ID j.. Patterson, company M, 2d Penn.
mos. Gordon, company Ii, I'd Pa. r..
Shas. Ulrich, company X, 4th d. J.
Orlo Sanford, company q, LIST Mich.
I'd. Hager, company A, 18th Conn. -
T.. lynch, Sd u. s. infantry. .F
Private, unknown, 1u5th Penn. .... .
VIM Johnson, company &, SSth Penn.
% Corp, +. III. Russell, company II, 2lst Mass.
Sergt. w. G. Beech, company e, 7th Mich
Relatives OF deceased soldiers can be. fur.
nished with all the information they desire in
relation to the burial place of their friends, &C.,
by calling on Z. 7. Sands, Government under.
taker, 444 f street north. 81. .,.,,-..-.,-..
POLICE. The Third Ward patrolmen re.
ported this morning.; Nancy Valentine, disor-
derby conduct fined 81. J. A, johnson, drunk
and disorderly; do. VIM. Stevens, interfrriur
with officers performing their duty; sent 10 taii
Tor further hearing-by Justice Thompson.
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pENsION OFFICE, JUNE 6rH, 1864.

pENsiON OFFICE, JUNE 9Th, 1861.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
49, Application having been made under the act of
ZSd June, 1850. for the reissue of the Land War
rants described herein, which are alleged to have
beep lost or destroyed notice is hereby given, that
Al tnc date following the description of each War
rant new Certificate of like tenor will be issued
II no Saild objection should then appear. - -
Lana warrant certificate, No 67.765 for LOO acres,
tsct ith OF February, lSf7 J in favor of EdUNfd
nisrtln OF Capt: Browns company, Battalion of
H 6,orInon volunteers, in the war with Mexico
-, -. JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
mn nIh ZI-IsW f-..- a re. IS g Commissioned.
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reresa
[ II. Mrs
;. Bir;lia. Mrs
Bate, Mrs
!. Eliza beth. Mrs
J ohm K. Mrs
General Mrs
Mary. Mrs
u T, Mrs
ST.
Mulio0n Dayi.l
Mctiaryey y
Ma';igsG Dennis
Mariarty DAM
McGraw Dani
Meade Mr.
Miller G III
Ma-eo Il
Meyer Bar,lo L
MOri>Sey Martin
.Mrf;ill Lieut. 4
Morris Albert
McMuil"n Rev i
Marvel Alex X
MrTca John II
Nci,lr David
Norton T. III
NoO'lluTy GeOW
Nelson Has
Norton IL I u
Nichols " "
Nicholson Wyr
Nichols rinnnthy
N"iii VIM
Nmgrnt Dennis
'iSH!:iEn" itaHi
- .rien MIR
eSu;iivEn Patk
DLrary Danl
- Reagan &
Price Mr.
Patterson III
P!ulaner Nm III
Pomeroy W B
Patterson CapJ
Perkins Jas c.
PiattA AS Brighten
proule Gao
Puiiin Chas X
Roper Vim VI
Raymond ChasG
Ridrnour ID III
Russell Cap CT
Reed J T.
Ram sbur. John
Ranch Henry
Ruhl John T.
Raymond J III
Kan.ll- john
Rose Capt J L-2
Reynoidt Joe
Reniza Robert
RoicriS Jno i
Shait LB-s
Russell Wn
Roby Willie z
Roberts son VIM
SaTa o. Wan
Smrk ThnsE
Sand. Thos
Seed I.
Sherwood SiiaS
Shaw Capt Smith
St"icup Saml +
Savage Roht
Sh0"p P"yton
smith hiiciil-2
Skeggs Lewis pc
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SECOND WARD ST ALTON iCasEs-Befsse Jas
tic Cldrk.-Nelly Kelser,' threats Of violence,
paid 81 costs. Martin Murphy and Jos. Ken
needy, soldiers, drunk and disorderly; turned
over 70 tho military q "a. 80 : 90