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lcPtC1a1 ul3pa1Cat 10 tQe CC1tsdGo 111oune.l
DErRorr, May 10, 1853.
Up-Props. Pittsburgh. Acme. basques, Great
West, Col Ellsworth, Golden Wost, Pic1soa :;
brigs Roscius, Ferguson, Allegheny; sehrs. Eli
nor, Monsoon, Jas. Chrissy, Fashion, Wellington,
Lucy Robb, International. A. @. Mosey.
DowE-Props- Plymouth, Empire; basques
st. George, Maitland; schrs. Thornton, Gtrritt
Smith, Curtis Mann. II. Il. BroHn. Vanguard,
Dsnntlesa, Philens, Hills Bradley, E. c, Roberts.
Rcbccca.
Weather p1easant-w7nd east.
DETROIT, April 11-1o P. n.
CP-Props. Empire State, Cleveland, Mohawk,
Akron; barques SasdInia. Anderson, atanacd,
Twilight, Sam. Ward. Northwest. Craze Murray.
Ms1y Stockton. n. Jones; brigs C. B. Blair. Ne
chanic, Worth; schrs- Peo1ia, LeT1nt, Stevens,
Eese1, &. P, Dorr. Atbenian. Rainbow, Geo.
Dousenan, courtrfght, Comet. Stella, Japan,
Clara Bell, rhslssope, Paland, Clipper City,
Dows-Prop. MENDOZA; barqueB Kate barley.
Cheuango; briggs Montezums, Young America
seh1s Buntress. Geo. Steel, Nary Brown, Dane,
Oneida Chief. shurnby Nosn. 3. r. Head, Dssien,
Harmon, Onward, Tankne Blade, Lady Of the Lake,
Whitman, lathrop, Kate Richmond, Consuello,
B2ack Hawiz, Midnight. Star Of the North. Ai1m1,
/. B. Crockcr.
Weather pleaasnt-Wiud souther1J.
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The Military Funeral
A CITY In MOURNING,
MARCH or THE FUNERAL C0RTEoE.
Burial Service at Rosehill Cemetery.


Ia consonance with the programmes pub
lishcd in the daily papers during thcpast week,
the funeral ofthe lamented dead OF Companies
4 and B. Chicago Light ARTILLERY, who fell At
the fatal contest at Shiloh, took place yester-
day with becoming ceremonies The bodies
remained lying IN State at Bryan Hall from
nine O'Clock until two in the afternoon.
Owing to the time which had elapsed
since their decease, the bodies were
placed in metallic cases, concealed from the
public gaze, daguerrcotypes Of the deceased
resting upon the cases, giving faithful pre-
sentiment Of the inanimate forms, and their
names engraved upon the plates
kindly donated By Mr.. c. e. Jordan, the uu-
dcrtakcr. An immense crowd Of citizens vis-
tied the hail during the day and paid their
last respects to the gallant dead. Although
the throng pouring IN and out the hall was
jDcessant, The utmost quiet and good order
prevailed and no unbecoming act marred the
mournful proprieties ofthe sad occasion.
Att#o O'Clock the Ta7ions civic and militia
r. bodies comprising the procession
arrived at thc hall and were quietly and
promptly marehalled iuto their respective
placer. The cases containing the dad were
placed upon funeral car, beautifully dfRped
with the American flag and mourning en-
blems, and drawn by Elk bay horses. The
military were promptly In their places and
added largely to tic interest Of the procession
By their excellent drill and marching.
TIE FCyERA MARCH.
The cor!cge commenced moving about
three O'Clock. The various aags in the cis',
upon public and private buildings and the
shipping, we're at ha1fma5t. The streets we're
fairly packed with Thousands upon thousands
Of people all along the line Of march, who stood
inrespectful silence watching the procession Us
il passed. And thus alnid the solemn toliDg q!
the bells, the firing Of minute guns, with ar:ns
reversed, banners folded and 0Eaped, slos
and measured step and sole'nnly dividing ths
air the Esd wailing dirgges, The cortege pro
ceedcd TO the depot Of tho Milwaukee Road
I'll fo7!te for RosehM Cemetery in the follow
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The occupations Of those arrested will bc
found below, and form curious collection for
the nom ist:
Agents 8; auctioneers.; artista4; actors I !; a.
chitects &; 1bartendcrs II; bookkccpera Il:
@<blacksmiths p ahutchers 1os ;eboatmen IS; bar
| 1ncn ! bankers =; brewers s; basket makers :;
bridge tenders 5; biz posters 5: button makers Il
saspeateIs ~: eoopsrt q &lerks 8 eha.raakess
| s: .constab1est; eaatkers 6;fcooks g.; eoppar
smiths 4; collectors :; carriage makers 49, cham
ber1naids nd!aymen S: druggists :: doctors 9;
mers q: arsmea :; gas dtters IS: go
q 6osse g o
fsxnen 1s9 Saousekeepers 352: harness makers Is
horse dealers y junk dealers |; lswyers 9; liquor
1855; locE smlths /; }umbe11uen6 s. H.hoseaphers /;
| lamp lighters 3: noulders ~ maeons u
oilii1efs2 '''sa1 sshl9ists 1a a5asn1; mr.
! erB ;xmusicians 81 ;xnewsbo5a s6: .nan makers
:; 2stls1s y: po5ts1s s. PaEnsFoke5;s 1;
s. pzne4Rs S. Re
ssftss +: Rs'1 I'LL sae
carpenters 10; shoemake1s 30 ;ksoldie1s 455 !;
|taiorb 5s6 :sscTsants 19s; sempstresses 16 stone
teachers i; seap1nakers S; hhowmen $; seascn-
gers 9; saw Iless1 i; etsge drivers !; shiaglc u.
ttlse5 glsts!s Ms51o,s ss'n. ~ tanner; ss'
turner's s; upholsters 4: VINEGAR unanntActuIers =
sngon makers 6:x~AsheEwomen 60 wood>saw
srs srss { S7: ~ Wheeisrtgata ] !: Whip makers IL
tru1knalc1e3; HeaEess ! lsnaknoHn st69ei tota
s.7ss.
DEATH OF CAPTAIN PARsoSs.-This officer
| whose death we chronicle in to'day's Issue
was patriotic and Christian officer and ger
tlenlan. At the first note Of approaching var
he engaged In the study and practice Of mill
: | tary matters with such success that he Won 70
himself the honorable position Of Captain 9
G Cc. I, 5sd Illinois, Col. Cushnau. Engsge
e at first as 8 recruiting, and afterward IS d1i
l officer, hurried from post to post, etc, he ia
5 some reason was not sworn into the scz7ic'
: nor did he receive his commission in du
0 form Consequently be never received pa
+ for the many long months in which he was q
actively and devotedly employed in the servit
e Of bis country. Regardless. however, Of b
J.; pertpna3 interests and animated By noble p
|. triotlsm. he led bis company In the u.e1norab
? fight at Pittsburg Landing-although SO i'll,
E vas far rather candidate for the hospital nz
, the battlefield
n He returned home to recruit his Wast&
s, strength some three weeks ago, but sympton
n Of typhoid feyer soon set in, and on Fridl
Is morning he wss seized with an a1armit
e. hemorrhage from the bowels, under which ]
ut rapidly eauk. He was eminently soldier
NJ his country and Of his aod- Summoned hen
IL BY his Supreme Commanding Officer,
|s obe5ed the call ~ true Christian ehould,
| calmly, willingly aad tzastfuny.
, 1862-05-12

From The report Of the General superin-
tendent Of Police VIC gather many interesting
facts. The total arrests for the last quarter
have been 1887 and the amount Of fines assess
ed, SS,2 being las less arrests and $3.50 less
fines than the previous quarter. The total
arrests for the year have been S,s63 aud the
total amount Of fines assessed, $32, 1872.
EXPENSE.
The pay Of the regular force has been $S,s32
less than the appropriation for that purpose,
the pay and salaries amounting to $41 1865,
while if the force had been full, the amount
would have been 81, 100. The other expenses
| Of the Department hare been S12, 1880,
making the total expenditure $53, ,567.s9.
OF the sles 199 90, s4:s 81 vas paid to special
policemen for guarding prisoners at Camp
Douglas; 1881 to special force Tor elections,
State Fair, etc.; s., 5193 II for repairs upon
station houses; 1884. IS for furniture and bed
| ding; s1,2253;.34 for gas, water and fuel !;
s6o1.4$ for stationery; 81 SIS for Mayors
police and the balance Of the amount for incl
dental expenses. There arc left unexpended
81, go a5 to apply on the fiscal year Of 1862.
STRENGTH OF FORCE.
Tic present force consists Of general su-
perintendent Of Police, three Captains, six
| sergeants, dtty~nine patEolmen and one cen
stable specially appointed. The report very
strongly and upon well grounded reasons
urges an increase Of the force at least ono
half. The report, however, Shows most salts.
factory results, considering the the size Of the
force, and augurs well for the coming year.
| INCIDENTS,
| During the gear there haTe been arrested !, r..
males and o,0S8 females, Of whom 5 ,809 Hert
married., 2o6 single, and j, ,767 unknown. 0
thewho1e number, 1856 we're discharged in tht
Police Court, 2255 discharged upon Payment Q
costs, sos held to bail upon criminal charges
10 sent to County Agent. q to the Home o
the Friend1ess, 68 to the Reform School, 6, 81 ,a3s
fined IN Police Court, 1 married in the PoHct
Court, I sent TO Detroit, committed suicidt
. in the statioa~houseE, IS escaped from station
houses, 8 escaped from Bridewel1, sent II
Magdalene Asylum, and to City Hopita1
SAT1oSAET1KS.
r Tic uationalitics of the priaoncrs were
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ARRIVED ..........MAF9 9.
Han1y, l. Sale, 5.112 bu cor1- 80 bu potatoes
6ebastopo1, L. Sale. 1S2 tons coal.
Elatriett, Morris, 800 bu corn. 900 bu TIC % btl3
pork
Glasgow, Ottawa. $500 bu corn.
1anthe, La Sale. 5.023 b1 corn.
Morris, Norris. 4,3355 bu corr.
r E. Gaodeh 0ttaWs, 800 bu cofH,
Nebraska. La Sale, 1G8 tons coal.
Fulton. Ottawa. 4,iU0 bn corn, 800 bs etazch.
$50 ha furniture.
ottaws, Ottawa, 5000 bu corn. Is bzIs pork. 500 ~
lard.
Troabadour, Lockport, 900 bu oaty 5s bsls pork.
6 brls lard.
CLEARED .......MaJ9
Atlanta. LaSa1le, 1i8.T1 feet lumber, s. N feet
shingles.
Ontario Lasalc, 10o, Go bu oats
Daceah, Ladalle, 63,1a0 feet lumber, $500 feos
siding, $40 tath.
Eore LaSane, 80 .84e feet lumber.
Gold Eagle, LaSa1e, 1l7.66T feet lumber 10 n
ahiug1ea.
Ocean SpraF. Ottawa. f.s72 feet lumber.
Nebraska. LaSalle. 3, 800 feet lumber.
Mound City, IaSale, 67,s00 feet humber, Sym sid
ing, 70 N shingles. N 1ath, 46s9 lbs na5e, 1,100
lbs molasaes. S. .t07 Tbs sugar.
B. A. Thofp, Joliet. 1851 feet fut1tGr, 10 M fat1
Hunter, IaSa1e. 49, T56 # ltb, 157 6tu n shingles
Time, IASalle. 70 feet lumber, IN aiding Is a,
SHINGLES, $3.50 m 1ath-
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Gge, ze2ich u 1aad BY the buyer. s5dusirs Of the
}rsx 1taI FOR tht gyas1 e ne sflzer IfhsA sa's
tstaae T. zrAieh The te!1er pays The ss9Ta9s, 1t is
SATURDAY EVENING. May 10, 1862.
F1sE1GHTS-Vcssels ecaree and rates firm. The
engagements were: To Kingston ;-schr Forfar,
wheat, at 12c. TO Oswege;-:5chr Darlington ito
load at ltacinel, reat, ct 13c- To Buf7alo ;-Schr
San Jacinto, wheat Ito load at Wankegan>, at &c
schr Drake, corn, at &c; schr Lone Star, corn at
&c ito load Oh Monday.
FLoCR-Received,s 6,5sl brls; shipped, 94s7
Iris. Market dull and dropping. Sales. 80 brl5
good White Winter at +; 60 bzls Red Winter at
Si.5as 1su be,s ttCcdar Falla r. b. at Sab; 100
bs's Batayia Xxx at q; 100 bsle "Northarn
Light at s3so; 400 brls good extras On PIT.
WHEAT-Recsired 1851 bu; shipped, none
Market quiet and without material change, except
III No 2 Spring, which is weaker. Sales we're:
400 bu No Spring in Mann T. scott'sN. r.. e:e-
vator at Soc; 1900 bu DO at 7ec; 100o ba fresh re-
ccipts in 4 Sc old houEe at 79c 100 bu winter
receipts in SE' & Cos houEe at T6Sc: 1,Go0 bu do
at 1sc s.5fo bu fresh receipts do in g. Wheeler
at 1Sc 3o00 bu winter receipts do in Il & A's at
Tsc; 400 hu April receipts do In same house at
7sHc;7 ;7oo bu March receipts No Spring In Il s. SIS
NV house at 74c; 6G0 bu winter receipts do 1nM u
= HEEL pLS 10 az 4Cs
| LOCO pu fresh receipts do in 3; AS at tic; 6Ga
bu winter receipts do at T1c; 1000 bu winter re.
ceipts do in a, D 4 Co.'S ut Tic; 2,00a bu do at
7oe; 4G0o bu winter fresh receiptsfn S. 3 s Co.'S
at :oc; 100 bu Nov 6 receipts in same house At
Csc; TG0 bu winter receipts do In S, S & Co.'S at
Csc; 1000 bn winter receipts do at 67e-to be il
any house except Hiram Wheelcr's, at sellers op-
tion; 1000 bu No 2 He'd Winter in store at S5c
SO bu do at s4c.
CoRN-Reccircd, i5.765 bu; shipped, a, 100 bu
Market steady and quit. Sales 1860 bn oil
River White inspected mixed at sc afloat; s CO.
bu old RITet Mixed at &c a1lost; 5000 bu ucp
River mixed at 26c aloat 4S, 600 bu old mixed il
store at &c 3,CGo bu short receipts do at 25.;c
400 bu do at 2sEc; 1 COO bu new mixed In stor
| ut PIC; LOCO bn new and old rejected in etor
! at &c.
OATS - Received, 12,4t1 bu; shipped Hone
Market active. Sa1ea were: 14,D10 bu No. i
store at &c; SEQ bu do at 1s3sc; 800 bu do Z
asHc; 5000 bu do at 22Ec deliyereodu Il cars.
RyE-Recelyed, 1854 bu; shipped, 1913 bE
Market steady. Sales AGO bu No. III store
afc: 400 bu rejected in store at 3sc.
BhRLEY-Reeeired, 1891 bu. Market du]l au
51sc lower. Sales, $50 bags CHOICE at &c on track
1860 bu prime at &c On track; 900 bu do at 81
delivered.
H1GHWNES-SG br]s at a0Hc.
SEEDS bu Hungarian at $1.o0; Il bags Ai
let at 45c; % bags dirty Flax at Fl Is; 10 hu choi,
+ do at &a.a5.
SALT G63 brls Saginaw Fine Salt ut $1.50.
PROF1SIoNS-ME PoRK-Quict and non,in
T at $11.o0 BULK MEA7s-o Offerings light and ma
b ket quiet aud nominal. LAnD-Quict; 4o6 IT.
Prime city steam evapntated sold yesterday eve
! ing at Tkc-Tohy l. Booths brand.
J,Tv1t F,11 3uf4 CnY. = aan =
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Rates toDnnk1rk, gf cents 3 100 less thsn 10
Buffalo, when shipped By aA rail.
BEEF CATTLE
Notwithstanding the increase in the receipts
the market tor Beef Cattle this week haa been
huoyant, and we note an advance in prices Of 4c
per n.
Besidss good demand by New Torlz, Ph1ladel-
phsa, and Pittsburgh shippers, there WAS an actiTe
inquiry by Government contractors and graziers.
The quahtYof the chipping cattle in market was
excellent, and everything offered MAS taken at full
priceR. To-DAr prime shipping steers changed
hands at ea,&93.6o. We quote the closing prices
az follows:
Extra Shipping Reeves es.-..........+--.-tS6 6hA4M
Grazing Catt1e. ..............--........ 25GG3.m
The Gales duriag the three regular market days
were as follows:
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For the Week End1nE May 10, 1862.
SATURDAY EvEspna, May 10, 1852.
The receipts Of Beef Cattle and Hogs during the
past week compare as follows:
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PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED May 10.
Stmr Planet, Ward, Mackinaw. aundrie7.
Stmt Sunbeam, Morgan, Grand Hasen, 2 bs75 fish,
Prop Ontonason, Wilkins, Buffalo, 50 brls fish.
Prop Galeua, steele, Bn1aIo. sund11es.
Prop ] Barber, GeTr1tt. Grand Haven, 1885 N
shinslee.
Prop Lady Franklin, Napier, St Joseph 1890 rail
road ties.
Bsrk Danube, 1Ia11. Colborue.
Dark Sovereign Of the Lakes, Jennings, Ogdens-
bnrgh, I25 n lumber.
Brig EehastopoI, Williams. Grand Raven, los m
lumber.
s<hr Enterprise, Peterson, Wilkinson's Yter. 70
c&is wood,
schr Jas D1csarn. Finnigan. Charlottesville ss II
lumber.
scbr Trico1or, Deity, St Joseph. Is eds wood.
ScLr Darlington, Hamilton, Bay City, ITO N 1un1-
ber.
Schr Illinois, Burke. Muekegon, 80 m lumber
Schz j E Shank, amethels, New Buffalo, u cords
wood, 50 poets.
schr W cstchester, Barns, Menomonc, 1ao m lom.
Der, Is n lath.
sch1 Pioneer. Thompaon, Holland, 80 N starcs
Schr Gold Hunter Curtis, Bsy city. 1870 II lumber.
schr Morning Light, Hea, Cleveland
Schr Rambler Pugh, Manistce, IL N lumber, 10 n
| shingles.
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HQ1H+
Tha deznsnd Tor Hogs during the week has Deer
light And tie market dull and drooP1ng. Sales

The receipts hAve been light and tie ta21set
quies, with sales 1t 3seaa4o 90 sos prime.
, 1862-05-12

- Grain sod ssin store" Is subject to q sto,'-
cge, ze1ltch il paid BY the bysr eEclusirs Of the
lfs 1.aiI{ for ne gyai7s 70 the seller. NhsA sa's
qztote4 *i7te Of stordgs,' Or ~. o. b.
, 1862-05-12

"Can on Dunlop, seweu b ASpaldlng foe Printing"
nof11-a23;Jy
# Bug psper hangfRgs Of Chsse l. Co., LOB
Randolph 9treet. rah ea-aa
e For cleaning and dying gent1e,nan'a clothes
60 to Cook d Mclean, % Dearborustreet Th;.
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any In the city ebu.1y
, 1862-05-12
Gbf GrttUtte.
MONDAY, MAY II, 1862.
THE CITY,

E To al parties interested, We would call
attention to the card OF Mess1s. Bates, Stone
e. Co.. il another column,
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B 4 good ehade hanger wanted. Apply to Z.
g. l.. Faxon, % Lake street. ap2tp743
Go to John Jones, LIZ Dearborn It,, aud got yore
clothee thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired.
rtyy14
, 1862-05-12

~ For yignette Card photographs, beautiful
and clesr, go to Brands, 1903 and ito Lake street.
IaAEas1H
The national Republican., 1862-09-01
a r,.s.a.s os.as,s..

Graoe Church Hospital, On the leland. In
charge OF Dr.. J. Nichols, assistant surgeon Ont.
ted states army, assisted by r. @: CoggeD. n
d., Witnessed an Instructive and agreeable
scene on Friday evening last. Mr.. Fowle and
aiss Rumsey, With saleot party Of friends,
favored the inmates with appropriate singing
and variety Of useful gifts FOR the siok and
wounded.
Rev. q. ". Dsnison, the chaplain, opened the
occasion with some remarks. He was followed
BY hr. Fowle and Rev. q. W. Jackson, chap
lain of the Armory Hospital, both Of whom
rieuce among the suffering. Miss Ramsey
sang several patriotic songs with bsautifuF
eject. .l " -
A. the close, books. papers, and hospital (sl,
toacies were distributed. We noticed among
the visitors. Mrs. n. A. Denison, the author,
niss Delphine Baker, editor Of the National
'Bdnner-a new paper for the army and navy
and several lsdiss Of GRACE Church, who have
IalAnd ward.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01
1RorOsALs soR Hoasss.
DsPes QyAafssnAsrra's Ovyrcr,
cotn.r g, 18th asd Q s.rsst


DsPes QyAafssnAsrra's Ovyfcr,
Corner o. 18th apd q strsets,
os. sEALES LII, RRoposALs yin 3. T.o:i! q :. shl
:.ss OK sSs1 osS sns sSR
SIS. Il he hi wing dssoiipiio.s, Vi;
|I.l 90 CAVALRY. H..
as snssn 10 ts @ :tssssn hands SisS' Be-, Nv ~,
@ tbs :ssdis; sonpssiy butt. ssd frss % from S Il
f. ARTILLERY. ..
usSj fi.ea and On. Ssif 70 ts1 .i.ts' hands hands
from \. n q ss vii ssSs sSs;
ohsin.ss, and to weigh iot len than 0eo pouads
PROPOSALS.
The fell mans and psst o1A's address Of The bidds
Ia 6id 4 made IL tks nsns ofs arm, the nsm.
Adsfsd u ths individual prOpoal Of ths party j..
Proposals frt N dt.loyJ partss vu Nj b ooasidved
and a. oath Of aiissi'hes must accompany ssot
Prnpos: nus. sp.afy clearly whether tn. b,l h
Ifsny bidder ~sass . propose for both elass.s h.
DC. ssss ~ and is,iss nai., 81 70 ;so n,
Propc.sI n.s ss ssdrssssd q Col D. H. Ruet.r
nut S Iis;:iy .sii.s f. any frSpo@ ~ HOl.. q ''
GUARANTEES.
The ability II ,hs bidder to ll the contract shnuid
u BE- awardSd to hin, must be guaranteed By two
rsspcn;o: J. psrsons, w.o's signatures must 6s ap.
.Tss .ssponisiliy of the ss.rsu,ors mus. BE-
ehown o ,he oMeial esrtiacate Of the cisrk 81 ths
.saf.ss district eosrt or Of 'hs United States dsiot
Iiddsis nsst bs prssspt 10 psr,os when the bids
are opened, or thsir proposa6 will ut b. oonsid-
Bonds, In The sum Of ten thousaud dollass, sissed
By the ooatssotof and both OF his guaraoto,s vii
% required Of tho bidder upon signing the
AZ the bond must accompany the sostssst II will
b. necessary fsr bddsfs to have their bondssn With
thar, o y have eonds .isn.d II antioipetiou On.
osns made q sh' once either personally ,by Letter
Nm q essrs~..
We, of ths county Of -, ssd State Of
ei,.;l, % hereby saa...ly ihst - sbl. 10
proposi!-n, ssd that should his prl position BE-
ssp!.d, he Sil q once enter into costsset In 40
pafsd 70 become his teouritiss.
ITO This Guarantee mass BE- appended the o6sesai
esfudoats above msntioasd)
lNsPEc ZION, DELIVERY, DO
sosfOrmias 70 he speelheatioss viii b rsjsotsd.
No ~sysi viii b feceivsd.
The horsss mast BE- delivered In this city on or Be-.
fore NDAr, he ~ dav @ Octosr and satension Of
ums will Be efanud on any p!stext.
Payment o Be- naas spos ths completion ofssca
oontrac 90 - soon thsrsstsr - the ispot Quarter
master shall b. In fands.
Vi. K. form: y N q; S o. ~, III
rejection Of the pro posal
The CAvALlr Horsss will be awarded In lot, ei
!N0) two hundred each, and the AnHLLEnr Homes
10 lots Of (2so) two hundred and nfty esoh, unkss
the Depot Qaartsrmas.sr sht deem IL for the In
tsesst Of the Gov, rnmeat 10 vary The number.
The Dtp1t QuaTtsrmastsr reserves to him.elf the
right 10 rset any o. ali bids that he may deem too
high.
ID. II. RUCKER,
Colonel and Depot QSafisrmastsr.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01
A Cheap Horse

On Saturday, PAtrolmsn Cook came upon a
number Of boys who were trying to oosI and
drive \ horse along Seventh street. The AMI.
NAL was 80 far starved that he could hardly
walk. The patralman took the horse and led
him to Justice Claytnn's onhoe. The Justice
gave him 10 4 onlored man to be disposed of
NO a. to keep him from dying In the street.
The pAtrOlman found out that the animal form.
eriy belonged to Mr.. Shrinking, who had sold
him and bushel Of oats to another person for
81. Tho purchaser finding he had the worst
OF the bargain, kept the oats and turned the
horse loose In the street. SirInzlng has not yet
received his %, but has the best Of the bargain,
nevertheless.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01
OFFICIAL.

HEADQ'Rs MILITARY Dnr. or WASHINGTON,
WAsHINoroN, D. O.,
Sept lst, 1861.
Ordered: That no spifituous liquors shall be
sold st retail within the District Of Cslunbis.
The Provost Marshal will ssiss and turn over
I, the Medical Purveyor ell liquors found In
retail establishments after this day.
Colonel Swain (Soott's Cavalry will aid the
Provost Marshal 10 the eIecuHon Of this order.
..' By command Of
BRioADrnR GsHlRAL WADswoRrH.
JoHs P. SHERBuRxn, Asst Adjt Gen.
The national Republican., 1862-09-01
led,

On the 30th instant, JANIS II. Saith, in the
A3d year OF his age, leaving wife and three
children to mourn his loss.
The friends Of the family are invited to At.
tend his funeral, from the residence of biz
brother in.law, Mr.. George MoClsland, on l.
street, near Fourth, this Monday morning. q,
10 O'Clock.
On the morning Of the 3lst Of August, LEMUsL
W. BARKRR, In the 10Th year Of his age.
The friends and acquAintanoes Of the family
are invited TO attend his funeral. on this Mon
day evening, September lst, at 3 O'Clock, from
the residence OF his mother, No. sos Twelfth
street, Island. tAlexandris Gazette please
copy.l
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Deaths OF Soldiers.

The following have been reported since our
last:
: Adam Heshelman, company z, lilih Penn.
James SandersOn, company B, l09th Pa.
ssrs,i X. j. Mailer. COMPANY 3, 7Ith Pa.
Corporal solomon q. Colsmsr. company X,
lat Maine cavalry.
James W. Lincoln, company B, lst Maine cav
airy.
Thos. Gsary, company ]. l09th Pa.
William Fitzpatrick, company =. l26th Pa.
James e. White, COMPANY H, Goth N. Y.
Corporal LeviD. Jackson. company B. seth
NY.
F.E. Ho6r, Company E, 2lst Massachusetts,.
not reported, were taken in charge by the un.
dsrtsker.
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Angels OF m escy.

Among the large number who went on Satur.
day night to the battle. ground to relieve the
wounded, were Mrs. Secretary Smith, her sis.
tor. Mrs. Hedrick, and daughter. Suoh noble
NTH has been assiduous in isr angelic atten.
Nns to our sick and wounded since this war
umsnoed, and now this Drawing the storm
danger to minister to those brave SOL
\ now by Thousands covering the plains
nassAs 10 only CHARACTERISTIC Of that noble
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hsDroAt Disrcron's oyvios.
MirirARY DpraIcr,

hsDroAt Dinrcros's oyy'os.
=. ~ MURRAY Dprarcr,
wi washlnston, August 81, 1852
All persons who are willing 10 receive Into
their houses oouvalesosnt soldiers, whom II
may b necessary TO remove IRON the hospitals
10 order 10 make room for The wounded from
the recent battles near THE city, will please
inform this ofaes Of their names, residence, and
the number Of such convalescsnts 10 they can
rsosIvs and provide for.
e.. .. ...... JoGN CAnPBafL,
ms: ~ Surgeon q. 8. Army.
Medical Dirsotof.
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Georgetown or this seventh ward (lsland) who iaii
70 receive their papers regularly will obligs The
agent, .. Z Dslphsy, BY leaving notice st Nj
when all dslinqusnoiss will bs promptly attended
10, may 81
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the World .-Wiliiam A. Batohelof's oelebrA'ed
from nstus warranted not 70 injure the Hair In III,
least rsmtdies the III eject! Of bsd dyes and inyG
or atss the Hair for life. GREY. Red, or RUSTY
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Altsntio., Afflicted :

DR.. Vsllny 10 yet engaged In an extensive
practice 10 this city, and we would call the At.
Of their own sins to the best sources Of remedy.
First, give up your present course Of life at
onos and forever; and secondly, oall on th 0
most skilfui physicians, (snd none are better
than DR.. Vollny,) and be cured Of the disease
and sending you to \ premature grave.