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LOCAL NEWS.

DESERVED CoMPLIMEST-An elarsn,
walking cane, with n richly carved gold head
and suitable inscription, has been presented by
the sth Illinois cavalry, through their com.
.aanGng olncer, Col Farnswcrth, 10 Lewis
Mck' hzie, Esq, the energetic, efficient. and
patriotic Mayor of Ale Nandra, as a mark OF
their grateful sense OF his kind and yaIuahlr
attention TO the regiment during the long period
OF Its encampment at Alexandria and OF their
respect Tor his character a. a man and a maxis.
tratp. d
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SHOE sl HORSE sHoERsl HORSE

HORSE SHOERS! HORSE sHOERS! HORSE
US SHOERS :-NOTICE.-Thc Master Horse
ShoeT, Ut Washington city " i'll meet ut the Rich
mCnd House, corner 9th and ID streets on TUESDAY
evening, November 4th 1857 to elect officers form
ing into society according 20 green emit at the last
meeting. - nr ol I've.
NSPRQF. A. NJ GREEN, OF PHILADEL
w. pbia. will lecture at John Wesley Church
I'm Strsst near street, on next THURSDAY
EtEN fNG October Gith. at s clock precisely
Subject The future Prospect Success. and perna
nent Prosperity Of the American Republic Adj
mission 10 cents. Tickets may be had of the Pastor
and rustees of said Church nd at the door on the
evening of the lecture. oc 19.atf
n@FalR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE IN
H FAINT ASYLUM, AT THE CORNER or
I'm AnESUE, NEAR 26TH STREET OPPO.
siIE THE C1RCLE.-The Sisters of Charity in
charge OF this institution will open . Fair for its
benefit at Odd Fellows Hall. 18th street, On mon.
DAY, the nth instant. to which they invite the
patronage Of the public. They wl ofer fer sale nj
reasonable prices great variety OF Fancy and Sc
ful Articles, Toys. Books, Flow ers 4 G. They ask
the AID OF the charitable in their effort to proy H.
Tor the helpless infants under their care and they
appeal TO the generous of all denominations mar
tcniarly the ladies' to contribute money or any ar
ucles " hich they may dispose of at this Fair Any
such donaIlons may be sent either to Mrs. BOONE
Corner Of and 9th streets; or Mrs. GEORGE MAT
TINGLf: on the Island. Infants are received And
cared for in this institution and there Is no chair
Thlch more loudly appeals to public patronage
ne iadies conducting the Fair have every conf
dence that their exertions will meet the ENCOURAGE
ment OF a generous public. Meals at all hours. Rd
mittance ~ cents. Tickets of admission inclndi,y
supper, 81 cts. city papers Il Bait Sun ocp If
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FINANCIAL.-New York papers OF Yesterday
evening say: The stock market opened TirIn
with IN upward tendency, but As business nro-
ce--dcd prices Were weaker. Governments are
steady. but dull. The 6's OF ISL sold at iO3Ya
ltak The per cent certificates n ~. Money
il moderately active AZ Sac per cent. on call.
Gold is fir1ner. with only moderate transa ct;ons
We hear of sales ut i3i :. als9. Dutiabie demand
notes are quoted 2saai2S. AS we go 10 press
We hear of sales OF geld At l32 ai52 which i.
a further advance. First class bills on London
are gnotrd I45at36.
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MAJOR General Wool has been ordered to an.
pear before the court of inquiry now i'm session
hrIe engaged with the investigation of the cir
TInsianees connected with the surrender of
Harper's Ferry VI
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LIGHT BIEAD-Yesterday. officer Clark went
10 the bakers store of &. Ieden.r. nrarthc NAVY
Yard, 10 examine whether his bread was of the
standard required by law; but the proprietor
resisted him and declared that ne would not
lei nun take the bread from the store, and az
tackled the officer. IrderAr was. hoyrpxer
taken before Justice Gull, who held him 10 hail
for appearance at court, to answer the charge
OF resisting the officer, and fined hun - for
selling bread of light weight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-29

IRANsfERR ED.-The various Offices connect
eo win me Var department proper were yeS-
terday temporarily transferred 70 the first moor
OF Nlndcr's Building, nearly opposite This
change was rendered necessary by the exposed
cohditlon OF the old ONCE rooms during the
progress OF the work of enlarging the b,u ldiug
The heavy rains Of Sunday and Monday so
Hooded IN" rooms in The upper story as 20 rem
der the transaction of bus mess in them quite
impossible.
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e CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of - :. Bishop
". Pierce Shoemaker. ksr work done on a mil
on kocN TREK, was on trial this morning.
Swan for plaintiff and Messrs Bradley for tha
defendant.
Messrs. w. Il. Webb, W. :. Cox, y - Phil.
iils' ana Charles w. Mathews, Esqs. who
nav bcen heretofor appointed commissioners
10 take allidayIs and bail IN civil cas,.s, yer,,
appointed standing examiners in chanccry
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FURTHER SUCCESSES OF GEN. CURTIS IN
ARKANSAS.

The following dispatch has been received At
the headquarters of the army:
HkADQC ARTERs, ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2s.-Hqjor
General Halleck, GsEerd!-in- Chief Col Boyle
reports further successes in Gen. Davidson'S
southeast district. Col. Lewis, commanding
I'D Iowa, with detachments from his own, and
lst, 24th, and 18th Missouri, with a section OF
Strange's battery, attacked 1,505 rebels AT Put
MANS Ferry, on the 2sth, killing several ana
taking over forty prisonrrs. Our troops be-
hayed well.
- R GVETIS Major General
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THIRDWARD STATION CAsEs-Jas McDon-
nell, petty larceny; Jail for cou-t-by Justice
ko~ land. f.. Rldgewav, assault and resisting
an officer; dismisscd-by Justice Walter. Tkos.
j. NJ. Williamson, do. and resisting an officer;
lined 81,
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.

DISPERSION OF GUERILLAS IN MISSOURI
JACKSON, Tenn, Oct. 2s.-HGi0r Gen. n. "
KeEeck, General TN Ciicf.-The following dis
patch is Just received from Brig. Gen. Davis,
at Columbus, KY: The expedition 10 Clarkson.
Mo, thirty -four miles from New Madrid, under
command Of Capt. Rogers, company X, ID
Illinois Artillery, has been emnently success
full, dispensing the suerillas, killing ten, and
n.ortally wounding two; capturing Col. Clark
in command, Captain and three Lieutenants,
three surgeons, thirtv-seyen men, seventy
stand of arms, forty two horses, thirteen mules,
two wagons, large quantity OF ammunition,
burning their barrasks and magazines, and en-
tirely breaking mp the whole concern. No loss
on our side. U. s. GRANT, Maj. Gen.
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FROM NOEL

IRON MoCLELLAN'S ARMY-THE ADVANCE
A gentleman who left Pleasant Valley YES
terday morning, informs Us that all the troops
IN and about Pleasant Valley moved on Sunda v
and Monday towards LOyettsyille. The ad-
vance Is general along the entire line, below
Harpers Ferry. Gen. Summers corps remains
81 the latter point - -
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- An old secesh came within IN. Tnio,
i'hes a' Newbern few days ago, Iooking for
All escaped slave. handsome girl OF sixr,.n
years Finding thai Il masters claim wa, moi
recognized he claimed her by righ, OF bein,
hsr father -
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THE SECOND DISTRICT RyciNEyr

lhiS tine rrEincn', Just returned 10 this city,
MS ''' nm IN proves! duty IN tn Dslact oi
tI.,>--..--
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IL Returns from all but nine countirs :,
Indiana show for he Republican Union Sacr,..
tary OF STATE, IGs,s;S; for thr u, rnocr,.;c ~,
dicit', 1864; Democratie majority, 7.-a,. Tho
counties to come in VIII mol materially vary
THIS proportion
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MEDICAL PURVEYOR'S OFFICE.
A1 WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct 29th 1852
PHnPos AIS, sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Hand Litters will be received at this otficn until
noon on the I'd day of November next for furnish
ing ana delivering ct the warehouse of the Medical
Storeketper. at this de pot, J00 FIVE hundred Hand
Lliters ambulance pattern} with the privilege of
increasing the quantity to l0) one thousand If the
wants Of the sery ice demand it.
Eve hundred to be delivered within ten DAYS
after the award of the contract ''
An oath Of allegiance must accom- pspy a. rh nron
oeiii"n, and bonds in the of S20Gi will be re-
quired Tor the faithful performance Of the contract
samples of quality, size, &C.. may be seen on sp-
rLsatinn to the Medical Storekeeper, corner 18th
Payment TO be made upon the completion of the
cont act, or so soon thereafter the Medical Par
veyOr shall be in funds G. II LANR
Surgeon l. :. Army and
oc I'D lint. Rep.l Med Purveyor
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Major "enerai COL HIS caused the ar-..,t
- ''iio't Vi NUMBER of persons who rrr
f''ru ana Si%ned memorial 10 ,he President,
praying 'le Generals removal, on the ALLEGED
Ground of military ineompetancv
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BEACREG ARDS LYING DISPATCHES cox
TRApICTED
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"oVernor Curtin has. al IN" request OF
'"e mayor and City Councils of PhiladaIphia,
p o"'Ioted The draft in that city for OF, week.
uu'"r'nrs hope ia tAc intervening t.m@ 20
o"'sin the number of men raauir,d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-29

~ Assistant SECRETARY Harrington ha, re-
turned {" Washington AMI Resumed his dut,.-,
II m Treasury Department
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~ Hovernor bradford Of MARYLAND. b,.
aPpoinied lhursday, tie 9Th OF Noyrn,ar =,
Il day of thanksgiving and prayer, and r.co.n-
H'"nds it's Observance by the people IF Mar
land.
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THE REBELS PURSUED TO PoCoraI.Ioo
BRIDGE, WHICH THEY DESTROYED
IN THEIR FLIGHT.
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THEORETICALLY SEALED GOoDs .e $780,, !.
''f'''H ~ ''' 'i"'' MEATS, oi-
....-
LEG NM = IN wood and Gas.
A"Nff FINE CANDLES.
'AHplAo AN d DhoPS' IN Packages.
" '""'''N' AAoA ALE
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~ j. - e>inia'rd thsi 'ae cargo Of ne ,r, =,
s1.is.- i.fuur:.. g. 3 ..ala a Ia. .... -,
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81 ESTABLISHED IN WASHINGTON
ss-SINCE MAY I, ,s51.va

81 ESTABLISHED IN WASiIINGTuNA
s-SINCE MAY 1, ,s01.v
JOHNSON & NAGLE,
2-a PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South side
RTTvEEN NINTH s. TENTH SITS.
Invite the. attention Of
GRtJEEs. Suffers. AND THE TRADE IN
GENERAL,
TO THEIR UNSURPASSED STOCK
NJ NJ ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-02
From Wa>hfngf0n /.

WAsHrSeIoS, Sept. There Is current testi-
mony as TO the fact that Col. Fletcher Webster
was severely if not MORALLY wounded De was
taken from the field by four OF his men,
Gen Taylor, wounded in the recent battle,
died last ight at Alexandra. st the residence of
Mr. Corcorsn. which has been taken for a hospi-
tai The grounds will accommodate five hun
dred tents. and the houses in the district will be
occupied for similar purpose.
Surgeon General Hammond is the only ore AT
present having authority to grant passes to the
army lines on all business connected with tee
wounded
Hundreds Of physicians from Pennsylvania
and other States arrived here to-day. all OF whom
were available.
Some OF our citizens have already responded
to the request TO receive the wounded into their
houses
The officers. principally OF New York resi-
ments. have so ihronsed our hotels and Other
public places for some days past, that the Provost
Guard Yesterday took occasion 10 arrest three Of
them
The following dispatch has been received dated
Grants Headquarters;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-02
From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. lst.-The Mayors procia-
nation in conformity with resolutions passed this
morning calls upon the citizens OF Louisville TO
meet in their respective wares for the purpose Of
completing their enrollments. Citizens are re
quested to report the number aud character of
arms al their possession.
Capts. of Home Guard companies organ.
lied viii Likewise report the number OF men aud
arms in their possession. All citizens who
are able TO bear arms who fail or refuse 10 re.
port themselves FOR enrolment Cor protection Of
their homes and families will be looked upon as
common enemy. All reports will be made 10
Col. Thomas W. Gibson. nj IL o'clock on Sept.
second. rnst a. soon thereafter as practicable. he
having been empowered by the Governor TO take
charge of the home forces OF this city
Signed JAMES DfLPH. Mayor.
The Governor has issued the following procla-
nation:
/. james Robinson, Governor Of the Common
wealth of Kentucky. DO hereby authorize Thos.
". Gibson. of Louisville. TO organize AID bring
into the field all the able bodied men in the coun-
ty of Jefferson and city of Louisville. Given
under my hand J. +. ROBINSON.
Governor OF Kentucky
The public archives we're removed from Frank
fort, and one million treasure from the banks At
Richmond
General John W Funnel, Adlutant General Of
Kentucky, has established his headquarters ia
Louisville.
The city Is in blaze of excitement tonight
Citizens enrolling themselves and making
great preparations.
correspondent of the Journal writes that the
rebel Morgan and his band left Glasgow az four
o'clock on Saturday. While there they DESTROYED
all the indictments for treason returned by the
grand jury at the last term of court, one hundred
in number. They mutiatcd the records of the
court so that no traces of the indictments were
left. They stole horses mules and other pro
perry of Union men.
The telegraph is in operation TO Nashville
again
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-02

INDIANA EXECUTORS MANUAL-A manual for
Executor, Administrators and Guardians, with
forms adapted to the Statutes Of Indiana. By
j. ID. Howard and Lucian Barbour. Merrill
a Co. publishers This is an Indiana book
throughout. and is in every respect ereditable to
authors. publishers aud printers. The Manual
was stereotyped at the foundry of Messrs Ii III.
Dodd & Co. ot this city, the first work of the
kind done in Indiana, AMI presents every evidence
that ste.eotypng can be done well and as che up
Nv here as elsewhere This is new feature in
the mechanical business of our city. ana deserves
encouragement The printing and binding was
also done at the same establishment.
The object of the work is to supply practical
guide to plain men. in any manner concerned in
the business of administration and guardianship.
And almost every man, ut some time or other.
becomes interested in these subjects. and has
need of the information which is the object of this
work to convey. The Manual is an invaluable
guide to those engaged in the settlement of the
estates. The authors seem to- have succeeded
admirably in adapting the work to the compre
heuson of plain people, and ut the same time fur
nish valuable information to the members of the
profession. The work i destined to have large
sale
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-02
From Cairo.

CAIRO. Sept 1.-The fight at Bolivar. Tenn,
on Saturday. lasted all afternoon. resulting in
the repulse of the enemy. They then encamped
within five miles from town. and on Sunday the
men broke up into small squads. fortei the
Hatche river, and attacked Medor Station. where
they me. determined resistance. and were finally
repulsed with loss OF fifty killed and wounded.
Our loss was four.
Telegraph and railroad communication between
Bolivar and Jackson has been interrupted. but
will soon he repaired
report reached here to-day that Buell. had .
hand to hand fight with the rebels At Cha:sa-
nooga on Wednesday and Thursday. The first
day no advantage was gained by either side, but
on the second day the enemy was repulsed. and
Buell. is reported to have captured 900 pris
oners.
This news is said TO have been telegraphed to
Tuscumbia 10 night. from there TO Jackson, Ten
nessee. 10y Gen Ross. special messenger. L.
may he true and it may not Later intelligence
saws the rebels have DESTROYED all the railroad
bridges between Bolivar and Jackson
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-02

NEW YORK, September l.
Flour continues firm with good demand for
export and home consumption; sales we've
made at 81 1000 % tor superine State; So 2001
So 30 tor extra State. 81 5000 90 for superfine
Western; So 20G5 Al Tor common to medium
extra Western 50 50@5 60 Tor common to good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; and
So 10d6 % Tor trade brands, market closing
firm.
Canadian -four shade higher with n fair de
mand at 50 25(d5 50 for common, So 1895 %
for good To choice extra
Rye flour quiet AT 50 1904 40.
Corn meal quiet and unchanged.
Whisky shade firmer; sales at 80 /, al SIC.
Wheat fully lie higher, with brisk export de
mand; Chicago spring at 81 l3@ p, heated
do 81 H. Milwaukee club 81 1891 24; amber
Iowa 81 24@l 26la; winter Red Illinois 81 81
winter red Western 81 32@l 80; amber Michigan
81 35l al 81; white Indiana 81 81; white Mich
igan 81 4ldl "A; white Kentucky 81 5O@l D..
Rye in fair request at 19@oO
Barley dull anu nominal
Corn rules steady with a fair demand for ex-
port and home consumption: small sales at
6l662 for old mixed Western 5sd60 tor East
eru; 1896 for unsound; 1922 for Western
yellow.
Oats scarce and quiet
Beef dull and scarcely anything doing; sales
of prime Western at So 50td7 90; Ss@lU 10 for
mess.
Lard very firm with good demand; sales at
9@l0c.
Cheese firm at 4@9l4c.
Butter selling at l0@l5c for Ohio, and l4@
10 for State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-02

A special dispatch to the 81. Louis Democrat
dated Memphis, August p, says, number OF
persons who have been calculating on visit TO the
North. were arrested Yesterday 10y the military
committee.
General Sherman has issued an order 10 the
Board OF Trade committee, forbidding the impor-
tation and sale. 10y all persons, OF arms, ammuni-
ton, salt and salt meats, except upon procurement
of permits for that purpose; also, dealers are TO
keep Il systematic account of the amount of goods
received here, and the disposition of the same,
their books at all times to be kept open to the in
spectIon Of the Provost Marshal. Dealers in
arms and medicines endeavoring to get the same
outside OF the Federal lines are to be arrested and
condemned to suffer the extreme penalty OF mill
tary law.
Charles DeHart was arrested Yesterday by the
pickets. with a mail bag destined for the Confed
eracy. He styles himself an international mail
agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-02

Darn OF QuEFH OLD MAS. VINO LIVED ~
AN OxSists-Au old specimen OF humanity,
nsmei Sciiiele. has been living for six seven
months past in an OLD Omnibus, on = vacant lot
at the southwest corner Of Monroe ard Second
streets. St LOUIS. He sixty years OF age,
and has tor long time been known in the city
as vigorously engaged in the avocatiou of rag
picking. Having bought the body Of an old ON
nieus for a fes dollars. he mounted it upon two
logs. and adopted il as his habitation He then
procured the services of one Mary Shepherd,
about thirty nine years of age. to wait upon him
he bus apartment crowded with articles of
convenience, one side of it being appropriated by
him, and the other assigned 70 her. Amid his
apparent poverty and infirmties he exhibited
remarkable love of cleanliness. and was each
morning washed. freshly attired and daiy cpmbed
by his servant. He accustomed 10 catch drift
wood. and by means of an old horse, perfectly
blind. haul il up To his mansion. Thus he bad
fenced in small lot for himself. and built rude
she'd for his horse He is believed 10 have accu-
INFLATED a considerable of money, and secre-
ted il where he could easily hnd it, Monday
evening his hired waman returned from some err
rand and found the old man dead in his bed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-02

LOUISVILLE. September IA large and en-
thusiastic meeting of the citizens of this city va.
held at the Courthouse this morning; Hon Jas
Guthrie presided.
Several spirited and patriotic speeches were
the following:
That the Mayor issue his proclamation calling
on all male citizens 10 arn and be ready to meel
the rebels in case they attack
The meeting adjourned to meet rs soon as the
Mayor issues his proclamation.
The Legislature has adjourned at Frankfort
anu removed to this city. Gov. Robinson and
many members are here now
Ii Is said the Legislature will convene at the
Court house To morrow
Our citizens are very much excited.
1t is rnmOred Lexington has been abandoned
by the Federals, and that force of 20 900 u
10000 rebels is near that place. The report i.
not reliable.