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The national Republican., 1862-10-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusenaaufa.

GROWERS -DduenportAnd 6etcheu.-
The success Of virginius,n last night, WAS
complete N every sense Of the word. This
evening, Nj. Davenport. at popular request.
mon and PytIias, and N wi win b sustained BY lie
entire company. 30 great was the success Of
this piece on its nrst presentation, on Monday
last, that M. Davenport was twice oallsd before
With the great Bartcnian exirayAgsnzss en-
titled, Wanted, 900 Milliners." In this plede.
rs Madame Vanderpants, Mr.. Setchell has no
equal. On Monday, Mr. Davenport will again
sGpIP P;s. * also Tss S ssS gSguI "a trsa. tS"n;
being busily rehearsed.
FoRD's New THEATRE, TENTH srRREr. great
Saturday nighps bill for this evenings enter.
tainment; amusement for ali humors and dlspo
sitions; the aprightly and charming young 40
t,sss, MISS Maggie Mitchell. in three fsvcrits s
evening, the RoSbe1 1Queen :" and the I" Bon.
ME Fish Wife" viii be performed, Miss
Mitchell as the Queen OF the Alruzzi, hsggy
ballsds Of" Caller Hsrrin" and zone that loves
thee still." Bishop, the nns comedian, in the
farce Of "Brother Bill and Me-"
WASHINGTON THEArRs.-A nns bill is offered
at this house tonight, In which the prince Of
comedians, Mr.. John D. Owens, will appear 10
two Of his celebrated oharacters-"Pa Pry"
and s%oG I'M NJ Mr. Oven: v b.
lishment, among whom We may mention the
popular young American actresses, Miss Kate
Denim, Miss Viola Orocker, Miss Annie Wilks,
Mrs. II. P. Grattan. Msssrs. A. p. Davenport
and Barrett also appear this evening.
CANTERBURY night will close the most
successful week this splendid temple Of fun has
ever experienced In the way Of businsss.. Miss
Julia Mortimer and Mile Marietta, Ia thsir un
equalled dance. the = Gipsys lay" have At
tsacted- large crowds each night. II 10 to be
presented again this evening, and will, OF
course, attract ano4hsr full house. In addition
to the "Gipsys Lay" Msy Julis Mortimer will
sing several pleasing ballads; Mile Msrietta
will appear In her great feats upon the tight
rope; George R. DeLouIs will perform his thrill.
ling horizontal bar acts, and will introduce his
wonderful trained dog; Bob Hart and Lew Sim.
mons will give the audienoe. an Idea Of the
manners and customs Of the plantation dsrkies
another grand matinee, for the benent ofladifs 8
a d children, and the prices Of admission will,
~ usual, be reduced.
GARDNER 4 HEMNIHa's CTRcus.-ronight will
be the last but two Of this great circus, and
those Of our citizens who are not opposed to
such places Of amusement, and have not yet
paid this one visit, should embrace the op.
portunity yet offered. The splendid riding Of
the beautiful Madame Tourniare is alone worth
the price Of admission, and the thrilling feats
performed by Mr.. Hsmming on horseback are
well worth seeing. The two clowns are fully ~
good, " not better, than any that have yet sc-
compsnied oirous 10 our oity. In faot, the
entire performance Ia excellent; and II you
wish to laugh-and grow fat, 60 there to night.
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The Bullion Bank

Rsdesms their notes In U. 8. Treasury notes
whom any amount from one dollar upwards ID
praaantad.
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woodward, A 7 w.l.on, CIV wight, Geo
Wcoiysrton, A william, D.. wiiissy, H.
Wrnn < D Wiiiiamsou ) nWhts, Hisss
yS,.ssy' 4 Y .s.s'. pw %:it.I, Ma
xSss;:s x VIM VIM Elliot, wsSSs, Wslsss aH H,i'
x,, W.,SS, Benz L Wei,fsldt. I'd Worisy, no
Well, Chss White, sA Wells, Jss N
Wagnsr. q Weaver, Eii Wsii.., Jss ".
Williams, Cyrus welmar, Ferd Wood, aov Johu
Whitney, JDC wright, Jno wells, Sol
woodward, JB wufsh ,Jscrb wilson Cap s II
Walksr,JS Msyu, Mrj J E Wid.comb. Th,s
Watkins, jesse Ware, Jno Weber, Thos
Wsthereli, J d wsid, JHT weich, Il
Wikin'on,J - Woois, Luther Wellington wv
Mneburger, Wood, Lem woods. FS
Wright, john Werner Louis wils0,, SB
weisand, 10, wotd, Luciu, WsIstsin, W }
w.S;tsT JOshua Weed, MI . Wsin.risht, Col
Wells, n witham, NH wius,ww
Walksr, JnoJ Wiesas,h: Mr. Wright, Il " 8
w.sd,ux,ou E@a.Sl', W@n.s' wiison WHsS a;S'M
Williams: ssn ~ Ws Ws;s. f.,., Ws.l WsSswoysa Wa
Watsou. Joo Wood, Paterson Wtls, WmF
Willis, Williamson, weeden, VIM H
Wallace, JIs , ,w,isison, ! E. Wilson, WIN or
Williams, Irs Wskmr, Sam Winthrop, Capt
Warner, Jho Wailen, SO wm
"
Young, bR larnall, Il Young, 1t Jas
Yarnsll, Edwin Yswell, Jno W
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Zinney, Andrew d
Misct IlansOus.
"A B"- .; Agent Howard Co.'S Express; Army
and Navy bupply Agency; President Of the Relic
Association; Any Portable House Builder UI der
taker OF Congress burial Ground; IL. J. N r.; Wi,
consin Id GImmitlee; Frank 7.
LEWIS CLEPHANE, r. Ii.
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The Indian Hsrb Doctor,

usns tie paturs Of their mplainis Illness With
ozi receiving any Information from them koehdrS.
,cr conriation Or ddpies Once, No II Waships tTr
:r;lding, rsnnsylvsSis svsaus, corner Of seysns..
iesct, Washington, ID. @. sep 13u
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DOTOMAC
SIEA BOAT COMPANY.
FOR hALliM0kE, VIA POINT LOOKOUT
AND ALL 1HE PRINCIPAL LANDINGS
ON lHE ROUTE.

The steamer KEIPORT will run hereafter be-
tween " WASHING1o ON aud BALTIMORE ,msIinx
two tips Per week each way, tou ming at fOINr
LOOKOUT and all tho p incipsi landings en- tia
rJSte
Tbo'e wishing freight Or passage can apply at G
Street Wharf, W WashInstGn aud Government mart
Baltimore, and At the different Landing, on the
route WA X SNOW, Agent.
" ashington, ID G., Sept. 50, ls3. oct2
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Future DAvsa.

RY,J ,: g. Mcguire 4 co., Ase,ioassIs.
MONDAY hoREiNG' ocioSe, is,h. ., 10 o,ol, Sa q
st The ret idence Of his Exceilency, S r Asta Bum
Osiwssn and streets, We shall ssii Ris FaToHurs ar
Suite Of ,olld Ro,ewood PsfIor sIniturs, np,shsd
in green Satin Dsnask and consulting Of
made to order BY Reuwiok,
Six walnut Easy Ihsirs, flushed In Crimson
hsudseme crimson sik covered Sofa,
MossMooi maibls.top Centre Tables,
kiel Velvet Parlor Carpets.
sultr OF solid oak Disios room Furniu E, eompris.
Extenson Dining Table,
Marble top SideDoArd,
Thre Arm and ten Side Chsir,, asi he'd with
Bohemian and Crystal Cut Glassware,
French China Dinasr ard Tea s.rvios,
Walnut Hattie. Iron Hall chairs,
Handsome Bfopfe and Gilt Chandelier, six
Wsinut Bsas.ssd., Bureaus, and ws,h.tsnss,
Cottage sud IIoo Beds'esis, Toilet Bets,
Mattresses, Bolsters, and Pillows,
Three ply sad lBgtsin Carpets, &c.
Tosetesr With the S,uSi 50. tm.nt of Kitchen
requisites.
AT ONE O'CLOCK,
10 front oi the prtmlsss-
40 excellent French Coupse,
Bet OF Double Harness
Terms cash JAb @, MCGUIRE Co,
Wv -" Auouphesf-
RH W.. Wait - co., Aucsionssrs,
- lSucSetsor- 10 WALL BARrAapJ
- Corner Ninth ret end Penn tv
G0yERNMlEr sALG OF CONDEMNED
hORSfs Will te ioid at Public AuNiiaa az ,hs
Corral hear the Naval Observatory IN MONDAY
OJtpt ef itth lso.
ANUMBER OF HORSES
Cs sndsmusd III unfit for ubic service
Terms cssn In Government funds
j }. DANA,
Capt A. q NJ, U S A.
" l. WALL co,
ooto [Starl Auctiousers
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Dankfn9 Rasss,

The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
ard, -..
Hiyinq. Selling. ,.
Gold. ..:......2sl per 9. prsm.25 per 9. prem.
Silver. " Is
Demand notes. .1s3 4" 20 4"
Banks Of issue In Washington and 0sorgstown:
Washington. Gsorgetotor.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Meoh's
Bank Of Washington. hank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms D Asroh's. B'nk.
The Farmers' and Aefohants' Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes Of the dsn0mins.
ti0u Of Ons dollar and upwards.
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AUCTION SALES.
This Day.

NOyERNMxN Mt sALE OF FCONDEMnED
" STORES We ihsll sell, on SATURDAY
yard, ID this city, the following Artiai,s, viz:
1911 Pounds Bread,
Barrel Besf,
Barrel Fork,
Barrels Flour,
~ Gallons Beans,
t8 Pounds Chtesr,
2,3b7% Gallons Whi,key
KGund Jacket,
l Blue Flannel Undershirt,
o6l Poundr Tobacco,
~ Empty Cntb0ys
Terms ca.h, 10 Govern msht fuads
Per order Of h p. BROWN, Navy Agent.
MARSHALL q PAGE,
OCT lid Auctioueers.
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Dartley, Alex
Doule, MAJ Alex
| Davy, Andrew
Dart, Anson
| Denuison Opt 4
| Doyle, 1t @ F
Dyer, Cpt c H-9
| DIETRICH Chss W
| Dsvis, Chss W
| De witt, Chas
Downiog ChasH
| Daniels, David
Davidson Del
| Dougherty, Dsui
Derrloi son, Cap,
| d L
| DonAhos, Edw
I-Don Carlos, + L
| Dickipg r, L
| Broe-3
| Derosy, Francis
| Diummond, r
| Dudley, Fleming
| Draper, r M
| Duny, Francis
| Dean. Geo W
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LIST OF LETTERS
nxnAmxo m rns
1vAsnINar0N CITY P0sT OFFICE.
Friday, Ocssbsr 10, IsSS.
OFFICIALLY PUBLIsHRD IN THE NEWS
PAPER HAVING TIE LARGEST
CIRCULATION.
Ladies' List.

Anes, Mrs N C Anderson, r. An ley, Ell
Atwell, Henrietta Alpiu, Mira q MoA ndrews, Ann
Avery, Lydia Allen, July
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VNyATEH NOTICE,

oct f-eoddwii
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-17

reuaiec nurses ~ ceits per uay anu one TT
ton.
Paymaster's Clerks 500 per annum, and IS
cents per day when actually on duty.
Chaplain in volunteers $l46 so.
In addition to the pay as above stated, one ra-
ton per day and an abunaant supply of good
clothing is allowed to every soldier. Quarters.
fuel and medical attendance are always provided
by the Government without deduction from the
soldiers pay. Ii a soldier should become disabled
in the line of his duties, the law provides for him
pension, or he may, if he prefer it, obtain ad
mission into the Military Asylum, which will
afford him a comfortable home so long he may
wish to receive its benefits.
To the above pay for private soldiers must be
added the additional 50 month to be paid du-
ring service, the 500 bounty at the end of the
war, which has already been provided for. and
the quarter section of land that Congress will
provide for at its coming session. The bounty
and land apply to officers and privates alike.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-17

The following statement. taken from official
sources, will show the army pay roll In the first
column will be found the nett salary per month
and in the second the total salary per month,
which includes rations, servant hive. forage, &c.
GENERAL oFFIcERs.
Pc. month. Total.
Lieutenant General .S270 S77s 90
Aids-de Camp and Military Secreta-
tary To Lieutenant General. each 81 1873 90
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IS Ceder Street. New York.
THEY GO RIGHT To THE SPOT"
INSTANT RELIEF STOP YOUR cocGHl
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
sTREGTHEN YOUR VOICE,
THROAT CONNECTIONS,
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS.
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
SPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDING's THROAT COMPETITIONS
CHILDREN CRY FOR
SPALDlNG'S THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat
They give strength and volume to the voice.
They impart delicious aroma t. the breath
hey are delightful TO the TASTE
They made of simple herbs and can not harm any
advise every one who has Cough or Husky Voice
Bad Breath, any difficulty of the Throat, to get
package of my Throat Confections they will relieve you
instantly and you will agree with that thev 20 right
to the spot' You will find them very useful and as
ant while travelling or attending public meetings for
sitting cough aying your thirst If you try one
package safe in saying that you will ever aterward
consider them indispensable You will find them at the
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
PRICE TWENTY. FIVE CENTS.
Ny signature each package All others are coun
package will be sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt Of
Thirty Cents.
HENRY G. SPALDING,
NO. 4s CEDAR STREET. Ny.
A0rA single bottle Of sPALDTSG's PREPARED GLUE
Win save ten times its cost annually. ~
srALDlSG's PREPARED GLUEi
sPALDNG's PREPARED GLuEi
spALDrNG's PREPARED GLUEi
SAVE THE PIECES
n6"A STITCH Tmk SAWS Nnx"-A
accidents win happen. regulated f.uI-
lies it is very desirable 10 have cheap convenient
way for repairing furniture, toys, erockery, etc.
sPALDISG's PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergences. and household afford
be without it, always ready up sticking
point
useful IN EVERY HOUSE,
n IA brush accompanies each bottle. Price IS
Address, HENRY c. SPALDlNG,
No. As Cedar Street. New YORK. \
CAUTION.
unpriDcspled persons attempting palm
OF the unsuspecdng public limitations Of my PRE- /
PARED GLUE, would caution all persons to examine
before purchasing. and see thAt the full name.
SrsPALDIN6's PREPARED GLUE -
L. the outside wrapper. ell Others are svndlne
tersexs ssb7odAv |
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UIVIUII ptN, tIC OI LtUItIdHI IU 20 UU
In the above we have not inserted the frac-
tional parts of dollars, for convenience sake, in
this matter of but little Importance.
BELOW THE GRADE OF LIEUTENANT.
The first column denotes the pay per month
of artillery and infantry, and of Dragons and
rifemen when serving on foot. The second col
umn denotes the pay per month of light artillery
and of dragons and rihemen when mounted:
Sergeant Major. Quartermaster
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-17

BY the these Pills the periodic OF Esrross
Sick Headache may be prevented; and II taken the
commencement Of attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained.
shcy seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache
20 which females subject.
They gently upon the bowels-removng Costiveness
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females and all
ersons OF sedentary habits they valuable Laxs
tive improving the appetite giving and vgor the
igesve organs and restoring the natural elasticity and
trength If the whole system
The CEp4ALIC PILLS are the result Of long nvesiga-
many years. during which time they have prevented
and relieved a vast Of pain and suffering frou
Headache, whether originating in the nervous system
from a deranged state of the stomach.
They entirely vegetable their composition, and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without max
biz renders il easy administer them children
BEWARE OF CoUSTERFETTs,
The genuine have signatures Of Henry c. spalding
on each box.
Sold by Druggists other Dealers in Medicines.
box will be sent by mail, pre- paid receipt Of the
PRICE, 25 GENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. sPALDING,
IS Ceder Street. New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-17
officer. OF Indiana Regiments In the

SIXTH REGINESr-rS KENTUCKY.
Thos. 7. Crittenden, Colonel.
Hiram Prather. Lieutenant Colonel.
Augustus II. Abbott. Major.
John Earnshaw. Adiutant.
W. Z. Mcclellan. Regimental Quartermaster.
DIR. Schissler, OF Madison. Surgeon.
samuel II. Charlton, Assistant Surgeon.
Captains--Philemon +. Baldwin. Samuel Rus
sell, WIN. Davis, Hagerman Trip. John X. b.
Glasscock, James Mofiett. George W. Brown,
Charles X. vantrees, Augustus II. Albeit, Cal
vim Campbell
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Tho Lose sf the Steamer Golden Gatc-Ad-
ditienal Partic MARS, -

sAN Francisco, Aug. The steamer Golden
6ae sailed hence on the 2lst ult., with 95 cabin
passengers and 1i7 second cabin and steerage pas.
eengers, and IS OF the crew. She had 81 ,4OO,OOC
In treasure. On the 27th ult., at 1 Is p. m, when
Is miles north OF Manzanilla, while the passen.
gers were dining, the alarm Of fre was given.
The head Of the steamer was promptly headed
for the shore, 3X miles distant, the flames mean.
while making fearful headway.
AT quarter past i've o'clock the upper deck fell
In, and soon after the steamer struck the beach
and the passengers and crew who had not got
Into the boats jumped overheard and endeavoTed
TO swim ashore. About one hundred, Including
i've children swan or were washed ashore alike
The ship burned t. the waters and soon dis.
appeared. Those who reached the shore made
their way to near Manzaniila on the 29th instant
as the steamer st. Louis arrived up from Pana'
ma Some few others escaped to Manzanilla In
boats One boat, with thirty persons on board
mad not been heard from, and probably made the
shore south OF ManIanilla. The ST. Louis ar.
rived here tonight and brings seventy-eight OF
the Golden Gates passengers, all that are known
70 De saved, and por lon Of the crew, Captain
Hudson 10 at Manzanilla to look after The missing
passengers - .. '.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-09
The War In the Sunthwsst.

CAIRO, August 2, 1881 2.-The ram mingo, from
Helena, reports that on Saturday scouting party
OF seventy-fve Federals were surprised by five
hundred Of Hindmans rebels and cut up, only
twenty having saved themselves and Gaping.
Forty OF Jeh. Thompson's men were captured
while attempting to cross the river near the town
Of Austin. ..
The recent publication Of General Pillows
letter to his brother, In regard to the slaves of
the former, renders Interesting the fact that Gen.
eral Curtis has freed all the negroes In qaesti
275 In number. Pillow has three plantations near
Helena, on which all this movable property was
conhscated. > ...
Central Curtis has freed at Helena about three
tbo bousand slaves, chiefly those who worked on
Forts Pillow and Donelson. n
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A CARD 10 TEE LADIES.
DIR. DgPONoo's
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.

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." oostTsesess Jf0U VsaGsosr eoGSs. dsi
o1vdys SkeetS0HI as pTsU esftcs
1he above PIlis hsve now been n use for orer
kaye, been oorrsctlT followed. have a. sse Siiis
IelIe0 70 give moat decldeo sahsiectlOn. Hesd he
iQLovlnE oerutcate rom ono OF ths fTst lsdles of
citS 1MI WIN iS Bsso se uson my stsSrts Y 20.
she Of course dad not wish her name 10 he nsde
pubic, bpt any one shoHd doubt tie ~ On dsyTzl
snkser o. Dn Dappnc0is 6oiden Pills, they mlSh
Z re sss sss k i fy
SmceGy' ss sdmlllstersd 70 her dAuGnter, youns
lsoy ~ yoefs otu. she vas fast golrE into Con
ssmPtlon-aad taken cold-nsFuTe became OBJ
etssd Ag, and she u now In robust heath no1s
ave sso certain cure for LseesaA, Cor vhites
sSld Msoys:sl. and Rststi N washin,,Oub, h,
-. ID. GILMAN, DfurfiFt $50 Penn svenne.
Retai 6I e. BOS WfEgsI. ooT Aer sd eIreef ana
Pksyenas; :. ID. WATTS, oeruer 7th a. eet and
the sbove agents TO the Rsshinltoa yosf ,Aseet Aaest
can have the PiIls sent % any pad o the con1fF;
SEL. 6eorfssoyp; PEEL & sTETENs, AIS
endrisi skOWN a ,BkOTHER, BaiomoTes a
HaES HhafEHcE,S ,SS6kE sSS re ;, sffsrs,.s. isPseIy
a.. n Look oS for Colnterfsits. Bu, no olSc,
How Al other. are bsse inS Sositios sIS I mac
pothins Of beils hunbuFtec ost Of 80. 70 rs1
Rey ehiy Ihsse who snov the 'rignatars a. IA. n
nos on eteyy eox, yhioA has n Gently been saoei
Rn soeosnt or the Pllls beng oonlfeffsited TSs
fnosn % sysgI SDTs1snt me me Above Rl. are made
ars sss ana vi Ssiofn s cs,net for tsr@ ,4s 'hs'
h, 'a4 D. HOWE, Sole PIelrisscr,
~ ct. New Yort,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-09

OF the dry goods trade In New York the
ceased Prices with tine commission houses and
importers are arm al the late advance, and on
most kinds Of staple goods are expected eventu-
ally to be higher. Cotton goods are the dullest
things In the market with the frst hands, but are
active with the second hands
IL Speaking Of the debate in the English Par
hament on Intervention the N Y. World thinks
the only war we shall hear Of will be the species
brought back with other disgraceful plunder
under the nursl ng care Of the Times, which con-
ssts In the Believing Of abuse and the hurling Of
Ginkpots.
fDThe Philadelphia North American says
TIA, within two weeks large number Of silver
and brass door plates, upon which was the word
@boarding,n have been removed from the doors
Of as MANY dozen houses in that city, to throw
dust In the eyes Of the Assessors, and prevent
them from fnding the necessary material for SOL
diers.
DrIt II q very disgustine 10 patriotic to hear
men wrangling about party politics when the
Republic 10 a struggling for Its very existence.
Il 10 much as II q Get Of youngsters, whilst their
father lay upon q bed Of pain and mortal danger,
should wrangIe and fght about the prospective
division Of his lands and money.-P,snttes
III Rev. Mr.. Brooks, OF 81 Louis, who was
arrested recently at Dayton, Ohio, for reasonable
conduct, has been released. Rev. Mr.. Hoyt, Of
Louisville, has been sent to the penitentiary at
yefersonville, In Indiana. Mr.. yallandigham,
having len the State to attend similar gather
Ing At Indiana polls, was not arrested.
iDrCol. Williams, 9th Pennsylvania Cavalry,
passed through Oanville, Kentucky, on Friday
last, from the pursuit. Of Morgan's guerillas, 70
Lebanon, where they are now located. This
regiment originally numbered twelve hundred
men, and can now muster nearly one thousand
electives.
iOrEven IL Gen. Patterson was not disgraced
by keeping his 20, 600 men on. Of the battle Of
Bull Run, he certainly disgraced himself by his
contempt. BILE speech at the late complimentary
dinner TO Gen. Shields at Philadelphia a.-P,ss-
ftes. n 80
UA Southern refugee declares that after the
late battles, every man In Richmond possessed Of
army, such was the scsrcity OF clothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-09
Executisn nj Fsrt LeavenwsrtA sf Hey, sne
Of Qaantsilrs 6usytllas.

From the Leavenworth Conservative, July 20.
jeremiah Hoy was shot AZ the fort Yesterday
morning, having bsen found guilty BY the Mill
II was proved that Hoy was a member Of Quan.
rills guerilla band; that he was accessory to ana
guilty. Of the murder Of Allison, citizen Of Mis-
Baulhsfs command, on the e0sh Of March, at
the Bridge crossing, Jackson county, Missouri,
also OF bdrning said bridge; also OF treasonable
acts in leSying war sgaiust the United States.
The following fs the material part Of the testi-
nOny of samuel w. Carpenter. He witnessed
the murder and bridge burning.
1.-TWO men and q bov pased-one citizen,
Aliisohr and one asoIdier. They m.t Quantrin
fson and the soldier shot. Quantrill then turned
70 the boy and said: "Boy, go back 10 K.nsas
City and tell the sons OF b-syou saw Quan.
bim say was: Boys, bring the ID dead % car.
eases on the bridge and we'll roast them.' The
boy crossed the bfidge and II was then ared.
hoy was captured the next day by Col. Nit
Hoy admitted on the trial that we was present
ON the day chargedj that he Ared with the rest
when ordered TO do so, but urged In extenuation
That he was forced tn join Q Quantrill's band
Tne exec ution took place In the open field Just
south Of the barracks Col. Buris was present
with the troops at the garrison, and Capt. Cano-
yer acted az the ohacer Of the day. The prisoner
was marched on to the grounds by the soldiers.
Hewore black suit and felt hat. His arms
were pinioned. Hoy was brought to the place
where he was to be shot, made 70 kneel, and his
hat removed. In this position some clrrgy man
asked the divine blessing. The PRAYER probably
lalted ten minutes, II seemed a century.
! We did not hear what was said, but the sig ht
OF that poor creature kneeling there with loaded
nuskets before him, and the delay, prolonged
ana prolonged, as II he were to be Killed by In
ehes, was the most torturing we ever witnessed.
Hoy was then marched back to the line OF sol
dters and fis sentence read to him. After this he
vas placed on his knees again, and bis eyes ban
daged He had maintained the utmost GOODNESS
throughout, but now his composure was forsa-
king him, and his hail body swayed a little
There was no delay, no torture, no bungling In
the military part Of the prog ramme
A detachment OF soldiers stood about twenty
yards distant, and the moment toe guard left the
prisoner The command to fre was given-twelve
volumes Of FIRE leaped from the rifles, and HOY
U dead. He fell over upon his face and died
without struggle. One ball went through his
head and two through his body.
Those who knew Hoy say he sustained q fair
reputation until the breaking out OF the war,
when he Joined the murderous bushwhackers.
dc has q father and brother living in johnson
eoun tyJ both Union men and good citizens