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Preparations for the Coming Battle,

NAsHvILLE, TENN, Oct. 2O.-[Correspond-
ence Missouri Democrat. Army movements
are gong forward vigorously. and on a grand
scale, in this department. ALI the way from
Indianapolis to this place you pass immense
numbers Of wagons and large quantities Of for
age, army stores, and heavy batteries of arln-
Iery, together with any am ,unt OF bridge tim
bers, en- route to the front. The railroad is well
protected by the military, and from here to
Bridgeport, Hooker's corps occupies and pro-
tects the line OF commuDition. The railro Id
bridge at Bridgeport will be finished about 1he
1st OF November. So will that over Falling
Waters, nearer Chattanooga, AID the road fin
ished about the same time to the latter place.
Then, as soon as fifteen or twenty days. sup
plies for The army are placed in Chattanooga
and the balance of the rein forcements reach
Rosecrans, be will push after Bragg.
Braggs main army is supposed to be falling
back to further fortify Atlanta and the cross
ings of the Coosa river, where the next great
battle will probably be fought, as it affords the
best grounds for 1t this side of Atlanta. Hook
eT.s and probably Sherman's corps will make .
which secured the evacuation OF Chattanooga
without a battle. Indeed, Gen. Rosecrans had
secured the victory before the late battle was
forced upon him.
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GILMORE AND DAHLGREN.

The New York papers that have heretofore
so industriously circulated the report of dis
sensions between Gen. Gilmore and Com.
Dahlgren, have again returned to the charge,
and the New York Ti~es' correspondent pro-
po-cs TO give the purport OF correspondence
between these officers of a discriminating nature.
We have to say that after careful inquiry we
are certain that ii there is any di cordance
whatever between these officers, they have
neither of them deemed it of sufficient impo--
tarce TO bring it in any manner to the notice
q their respective departments; and accord
ingly the whole story may be dismissed as an
iteration of previous stories to the same effect,
ses afioet by mischief makers
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Z Prominent NEW YORK MERCHANTS SENT
TO FORT LAFAYETTE.-United States Marshal
murray made some very highly important ar
rests In New York on Wednesday. and sue.
ceedsd IN getting, with the parties, a large
nnmter OF documents OF q very valuable char
1ceeI. Inc contents Of these have not vet
20 give me names OF the parties arrested. The
subject matter Of the papers is said To he most
neeIiisr, and to throw light upon certain op.
a Isuons .slaLve 70 sallandigham and the
jet been made guam ed SEINE of them NAV.
at some future time, be given to ths nnhi;c
iress: but are held back at present for "eood
and sufficient reasons" The parties arrsstoJ
were yesterday conveyed to Fort Lafayetfe n,
carriages by the proper officers. 1t NAV NOT he
contraband 20 state that three OF the parties ara
weii.known business men and merchants of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A s. -.
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THE REPAIRS OF THE RAILROAD

We learn that this morning the repairs on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad were COM
pleted to Warrenton Junction. From knowl-
edge of the character of that road from that
point to the Rappahannock river we feel very
sure that energy such as that developed upon
tie work to the junction, will complete the re-
pairs to the river within the time we indica-
ted when they were commentator days.
Great credit is due to Col. McCullum, and his
construction corps, for the manner in which
II ~ nave pushed this important work
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FINANCIAL.-New York papers OF yesterday
evening report the stock market lower and
weak at the close. For Governments the de-
mand is Increasing and the amount in market
is limited. State bonds are quiet. Sales Of In
diana fives at SIX. Missouri skies at 67I
Tennessees at 62 X a63, and Virginia at S. For
North Carolina Gil was bid and 60 asked.
Gold advanced agaigas i epsBfSs" At Remaining
steady until the publication OF an absurd rumor
from Richmond, when sales were made at
147a1474 and one sale reported as low as fi6k.
The market rallied again. however, to the old
price, and stood at one O'Clock at 14SLa1iSx
FOREIGN exchange is dull
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THEREBEL ATTACK UPON HOOKER.

THE REBEL ATTACK UPON HOOKER.
The successful achievement of Gen. Smith
in recovering command of the lines of land and
river communication with Chattanooga, doubt
less caused the desperate midnight attack by
the rebels upon the position of General Hooker.
Their disastrous failure in that assault must
cause them to well nigh abandon all hope OF
dislodging Thomas from Chattanooga. and
thereby of recovering possession of the SO nee
essary territory for food supply for their armies,
viz: East Tennessee.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM ST. DOMINGO.
IMPORTANT VICTORY FOR THE spANIARDs
PUERTO PLATA DESTROYED.

NEW YoEK, Oct. 3O.-Advices from Havana
on the oath instant say the Spanish accounts
state that victory has been gained over the
rebels in St. Domingo by Santana. Five hun
dred prisoners and two pieces of cannon were
captured by the Spaniards. The Diario says
Puerto Plata is no more. The rebels attacked
and burnt il.
Two priests AID eleven nuns, elected from
Granada have arrived at Havana.
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COURTS-MARTIAL.

The Augur court-martial W as engaged to-day
in the further consideration Of the Stetler case
TIE FIRST witness calico was Capt. Sullivan, of
tie Commissary Department OF Baltimoi-.
Previous to the conclusion Of this witness s
testimony the court took a short. recess, at
which time our report closed. 1t IS probable
that no other witnesses will be called to-day.
The Hays court-martial was not in session
again to day, on account Of the continued in.
disposition Of Judge Advocate MAJOR Gaines.
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SAFE ARRIVAL OUr OF THE OVERLAND EN-
IGRATION TRAIN
The following disnatch raa"hn' '~-- .a-'s 1oI C.
uOUu.
PORTLAND, OREGON, Oct. 24.-Hon E. N.
Stanton, Secretary Of Wdr:-Have. arrived,
Emigrants all reached settlements safely. No
difficulty with Indians.
MKDoRREN CRAWFORD, Colonel,
Cong Emigrant Escort, A. A. M, Vols.
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- I d o A l..
NOTICE TO Suffers AND PEDDLRRs
W l L Ii AN RSHALL
OF the late firm OF
d A ALL g. PAGE,
has removed to

No. 459 Ninth street, betireen E and ID Streets
ForMerly occupied by Emile Dupre,l
Where be invites his old friends and customers
20 cali and examine his stock OF goods suitable for
bought when gold was low, which enables him to
esIl or 10 to per cont. lower than any house in
200 dozen Cavalry Boots and Shoes.
lOO dozen K ives Of all kinds, adapted to army
200 dcsen Wooden Shirts. new styles,
Watches. American and Swiss,
900 dozen suspenders, Half Hoss. White Gloves,
Large lot Of Paper and Envelopes,
Hats, Gaps, Handk erchiefs Searfs, Portsmonnaiss,
Thread, Cotton, Combs. Brushes, Pins, Needles,
Neck Ties, Wallets Purses, Pencils. Playing Cards.
10000 Paper Collars,
100 dozen Condensed Milk
Half price. Gall and examine the stock and save
70 per cent. WILLIAM MARSHALL
&C rs st 47S Ninth street
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FROM TENNESSEE.
Brilliant Operation at Chattanooga
HOOKER AT WORK.
He is Heavily Attacked at Midnight
He Fights till Daylight.
He Drives the Enemy Before Him
at every point.

On the 27th inst, by very brilliant move
ment, planned and executed under the diree-
ton of Gen Smith, Chief of Engineers, in the
Department of the Cumberland, two wagon
roads and the use OF the river as lines Of sup
plies were acquired for the forces at Chatta.
nooga, thus relieving the command Of Major
General Thomas Of its chief embarrassment.
General Smiths operations at the mouth OF
Lookout Valley, is spoken of as great sue
cess, and that its brillianoY cannot be exag-
gerated.
At nine o'clock yesterday morning Major
General Thomas telegraphed to the War De-
partment as follows:
Hooker was attacked at ~ o'clock midnight.
A severe fight continued for two hours, with
lighter work until a. M Hooker reports, at
$50 a. m, conduct Of troops splendid. They
repelled every attack made on them, and drove
the enemy from every position they assailed.
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WELL DONE. OHIO,

1t affords us great pleasure, indeed to state
that Governor Tod has raised, by volunteering,
the entire quota Of men required from the state
Of Ohio, under the late drafts, OO,-and what
is better, has placed them, one and all, in old
regiments of Ohio volunteers
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ORDERED TO runFIEl,D

ORDERED TO THE FIELD.
The 17sth N. Y. Vols, Col. Mehler command.
ing, who have been for sometime past per form.
ing guard duty In this city, have been ordered
to the field, and leave to-day. Their place VIII
be supp lied by detachment of the Invalid
Corps.
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BoeUs DETRCTlvR.-JoLn E. Keller, OF
Company G, Is0th New York, was arrested
yesterday and committed to the Guardhouse
as a bogus detective
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oc59 I'd

FCR sALB.-Sevsral fne young HORSES. anti.
BILE for any thing, Saddle. buggy, Or - sai's-
Draughf, !psr ire Of n. CONNOLLY, ~
Assent, No. 452 Eighth street, near D. A0N
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INTEREST ON THE FIvK-TwENTIKs.-As we
stated yesterday, deposits made for 500 bonds
on Monday next, will not entitle the deposition
to bonds with full coupons from lst November.
Parties, however, who deposit the crude
interest in gold, from 1st November, in add.
ton to the U. S notes, will receive the bonds
with full coupons from that date.
PERsoNAL.-Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, Field, has sufficiently recovered
from his recent illness as to be able to resume
his duties.
Superintendent Of Census, Kennedy, has re-
turned from his trip North.
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Under SErTKNCE.-Lewis Kraint, Sth Neu
Jersey battery, under sentence OF court. mar
tial, was committed to the Old Capitol thi
morning. 80 80
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Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and .ovo, 1890
be required. iS VIII
Proposals must be endorsed g Proposals for A.,
Ira Ira osuorssstion on Routes Nos = OF 50 as ts
they fully comply with all the requirement. ~ tsss
advertise ment. VI THIS
. Pssties to whom a.ards are made must be pre.
same. VI The
Contracts will be made gu bic OF to the apu,ov,,
the Qua ttrmastsr General but the rieht ;ss OF
serv.d to reject any or s bids thai may be ofa,aS
The 6rst day of April 1874 and they viii be y
to have place Of business agencies q or In t
other depots that may be ss, ablishsd at hioh .nd
may be communicated with prom pity and re- sd;iey
ocSs I'd Me- ior and Ona,taON
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SoLDIERs' REsT.-Yestsrday, l37 exchanged
Cciumbus Ohio arrived at the Soldiers Rest.
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SMUGGLING LIoUoR.-L. Howard, Robert
Miller, Peter Angel and Geo Myers were ar.
ON the charge OF smuggling liquor across the
river. ri. Il SIS aszs.s 2
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CHANGES AT THE JAIL.-Dr. w. ]. G. Du-
bsmel, physician to the jail, this morning ten
dcrcd his resignation to Marshal Lamon, and
DR. Noble Young has been appointed 70 the va
cancy thus created
MT, Eercdict Milburn, the jailor, has bsen
di, missed, and Mr.. VIM. Vice formerly COM
mi sioner of the canal) has been appointed to
tie iailorship. An excellent appointment, by
the way.
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w ashingtcn Money Market-Latest Que.
tations.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank

NKW YORK RATRe-sECOND BOARD.
Coupon 6's, 1881, 11Gx; 1905, 1p7K; Certif-
Gates OF Indebtedness, S9K; Gold. I64; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, SIX; Michigan
Southern, S6A; Alton and Terranaute, 6iK;
Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN, 20; Chicago
and Northwestern. ASK; Quicksilver, 6ik.
Market weak and lower
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HELD AS HOSTAGES

. HELD As HOSTAGES.
John B. Hunter and Newman Blink, arrested
by Brig. Gen. Corcoran, have been commi ted
to the Old Capitol, and will be held as hos.
tages for Isaac Herbert and Chas. Sutton.
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TRoTTING AT HERRING RUN-Yesterdav
afternoon another trotting match came off be-
tween Daniel Maee's bay horse Dan Mace and
ID. Martins chestnut mare Belle of Hartford
Inc race was mile heats. three host in Ave, for
three Lunured dollars. The horses came well
TO tne score, and the mare took the lead tho
morse paving broke, and she kept ahead to the
han. naflng won the heat. On the second
80, mere was good start, but the horse ayain
S S1se oIy Tine mare kept the lead 10 the
nalL miie pole, whru the hors tanned har ..s s
,S;rd s .hs score half lenglh ahead On a ,ha
the bnre ,ne mare led to the halt mile pe Tue
quarter poe be passed her and took ths baot h,,
o., .ehgln. Inc fourth heat Showed the mara IN
ne iead 70 the quarter pole, when the horsa 90
brushed mp and the contest was eunaI ~ t tse
half mile pole, when the horse shot nhead . .ns
LOOK that neat ALTO by length. The mare was
the fayorfte at the start. The FOLLOWING is
summary of the race:
IAN Mace's b. h. Dan Mace. ..9I1,
~; martins C. m. Belle Of Hartford .Ie % .
lime AIRY, 24I, 2.t2, 2.A4k.-Bau. Sun, 3Oth.
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POLICE ArroINTMRyTs.-Yesterd the
Board Of Police made the following appoint
ments
second Precinct-Jno. W. HAYNES, vice
], H. McChesney, resigned. Peter N. mcCnes-
new, vice F. W. O'Hara, dropped.
Ninth Precinct-R. H. Moore, vice A. J. Wal
liams.
Tenth Precincts. S. Baker, vice Ciaryoe,
appointed detective; Detectiye-John A. w.
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~ good thing to have for tonight is q
secured seat for the Maggie Mitchell eompli-
mentary benefit. The interest in this SINGULAR
ly attractive young actress does not OF course
diminish from the fact that she is to leave us
after two more performances.
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~ The grand matinee for the teaefit of the
Protestant Orphan Asylum, SO generously
volunteered by Mr.. Sim, proprietor OF Cam
terbury Hall, comes off on Tuesday afternoon
next. All OF the fine company performing at
how
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pioPosALs FOB ARMY TRANSPORTATION,

OFFICE OF THE DEPOT QuARfERMAsrER.
Fort e,rcn,co1th, Kansas, Oct. y. 1858
SEALED PROPOSALS will be resolved At this OH e.
until u O'Clock m. on the 10th day Of December,
years is and ISIS. on K. fo dHssiss
Eoms No. l. From Forts Lsayenworth, Laramie,
II: t.: s
s ss99:. If g
lattuds deg nort ana east an 81 IOns.
tud ,:h III deg vest and in he Colorado,
10 r. :; the ri, 1
ApsE * September, inclusive. Of the years ISL
:, R s Nc: = From Fort, Lsavsnvorth and Riley
H. .He Pave nsns?s ana the town of Kansas, In
81 ksn:, ss.
IN the Issritory Of Colorado :outh Of latitude 10
sh.s may b s:sn.sed Tsrrissrs, to iee
Bsa;5 6 ssss sss n:S
inclusive Of the years ISL and Ss5. % september
g. such Other y de-
to
AIizona and State Of Texas west OF longitude los
miles at which they viii tfsnsport eaa sto 9e 10
s sneh Of tie ~ month. from June to November
The weight to be trsnsportsd each WAR vii, ~.
exceed 1OOG0,O0 pounds on Route No. l. Is 600 900
Nos. ' A'oo'o
No additional per centsss will be paid for the
transportation OF bacon. hard bread, pine lumber
shinales, or any other stores
Bieder RI must give their names in FULL a. we'll "a
their place OF residence and each propos ri must
and dollars signed By two or more responsible
perfons, edsTanteeing that in casa contract ia
awarded for tie route mentioned ia tae pronosaI f
the PARTIES proposing the contract vi Sc acceptad
and entered into and good and suti eient security
terEs of this advertisement w
The amount of bonds required will be IS follows.
On Route No l-----...............- SIto1ei
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RECEPTION OF THE MEXICAN MINISTER
In the Star Of yesterday, we briefly noticed the
fact that Mr.. Romero had returned from
Mexico, and had been presented to the Presi-
dent in his new capacity as Envoy extraordi-
nary from Mexico to this Government. On de.
livering his credentials, Mr.. Romero said he
came as the representative of the Unitsd Mexi-
can States, and he hoped the friendly relations
row existing between that Government and
The United States would be augmented and
strengthened. The Government and people of
mexico profess the greatest friendship and
consideration for the Government and people
Of the United States of America, and fervenIly
desire the prosperity, ACKNOWLEDGMENT and wei.
fare OF this country, and it would be his (Mr
R.'s) pleasure to dirscs his efforts to maintain
and strengthen the bonds of friendship which
connect Mexico with the United States, and to
promote tDe deyel0pement of the commercial
interests which viii more clos ely draw toe ether
the ties by which the two nations are already
The President, in reply, said:
W. Romero .-Ycu have heretofore resided
with us. and for considerable period been the
enleI oipiomatlc representative of your country
at this capital. You know how sincerely and
now profoundly during that residence the
United States desired that Mexico might al.
weys enjoy all the blessings OF domestic and
foreign peace, with perfect security pros per,
ty, Independence and freedom. You know also
that during the previous residence here to
which have referred, you enjoyed the respect
ard esteem of this government and the good
VIII OF the people of the United States. have
ire pleasure Of assuring you that in all things
as well affecting your country as yourseIf
personally these feelings remain UNCHANGED
KING you for the liberal sentiments Won
nave expressed in regard to the United States.
and congratulatDg you upon the rene wed con,
fidence which your government has renosad !,
You, u is with unaffected pleasure that hid
, gu "eicome on your return to Washington
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THE PRESIDENTS SALARY.-The proposition
to raise the salary Of the President in some de-
gree to correspond with the cost of living, and
the increased expenses of the White House
from the larger number of guests to be enter
tanned there than in days of yore, meets with
general favor, SO far as we can judge by the
tone of our exchanges.
The salary of almost every officer under the
Government has been increased to meet the
exigencies OF raised prices, &c, and there seems
no good reason why the Chief Magistrate OF
the nation should be excepted from the benefit
of an advance SO justly and properly made.
President Lincoln is SO entirely unselfish
that he would undoubtedly never complain of
the inadequacy of his salary; but that very fact
affords good reason why the people should
take the matter into their own hands.
MISUNDERSTANDING Harbaugh OF Pa,
and T. J Garter OF Ill, have been appointed
the two Government Directors of the Pacific
Railroad company, as provided for by law.
VIM. N. Grover has been appointed United
States Attorney for the Eastern District of Mis-.
souri,, in place of VIM. W. Edwards removed.
-s,ossx1.z,zxzrs INDxED.-we understand
that President Lincoln, the Secretary of State.
and other members Of the Cabinet have ON
gagged seats at Ford's, and will be present at
Maggie MitcheIl's benefit tonight. This is a
high but not undeserved compliment to the
merits Of this estimable and gifted performer.
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DEATH OF A JUSTICE OF THE PKACE.-This
morning, about one o'clock, John b. Queen,
ESD, highly esteemed citizen, died at his resi-
dence on Garrison street, Navy Yard. after an
illness of about six weeks. Mr.. Queen was
native Of Washington, and had occupied many
imnortant positions under the general and
N nnicipal governments with credit He served
dnring several wears as the Intendant Of the
CITY Asylum, and later as Justice OF the Peace.
last ilIness forced him to leave his Office. Mr..
Queen was about5i years OF age.
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CLARIFIED CHAMPAGNE CIDER
" We have Just received
barrels Clarified Champ payne CIDER. on drAuRbt.
For sale by EGAN Il PEKRIE,
&C 3D-st Corner and Ninth sire at-
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~ ROM BOST TON.
At. The Rsskst ssAq2BsET BARRETT has arrived,
HARTLEY BRO,
80 & 1O1 Water street,
oc a-N* GeorretOvn d q
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A BRICK FOR SALE.
CARRYING And for sale one hundred and ar
Thousand HARD BRICK. Inquire Of ''
at Vim. Oiabsush's WHAT,
w % !" sa5se- Georestown.
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

nFNIGHT SCHOOL.-The Night school for
aks second sser District win be opened On WE'D
New York avenue and 9th street. Il is earnestly
ne pea thai the Young men of the Third aud Fou rth
thus afforded to obtain an education free Of ax.
Renss aleaet: OF admission can be obtained
a6a street between 9TH and 9Th
by order of the Sub Board oc24 "
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IMPORTANT cHANGso OF RRsIDENoE.
MADAM TOLLIvkT 4ARNOux
Has the honor to inform her friends And .,;...-
that she has Removed to Fifteenth straat nv
427 next door to the Bank Of NM. Rixes md NJ :.
OPENING TO TAXI PLACE
THl 10Th NOWHERE
BONNETS OF THE LATEST STYLE.
&C 29-lt~ IR1NCH PANHvnu
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-L1st evening, about II
Government stock yard, Mr.. Marshal Buzzard,
an old employee of the company, brakesman
on this train, it is supposed fell of the train,
and several cars passed over him, crushing
his right leg horribly from the knee to the
ANGLE, and cutting off the toes of the left foot.
He was taken to Douglas Hospital, where he
was made as comfortable as possible, but il
which was successfully performed, and it is
hoped that he may recover. His wife was tele-
granhed to last night and arrived here this
morning from Baltimore, where he has five
oh;ldrau
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cuPRIMR COURT OF THI DISTRICT Oh
COLUMBIA.

In GENERAL T8RA.-Octooer, 1868.
1t APPEARING TO TEE Cousr that the following
uaraora bold. rg the Office of Constable in abe Dis
Triet of Columbia, on the Sd Of March. 1858, have
rot tn ken the Oath OF Allegiance prescribed By the
act Of July q 1852 entered into bond ed
by the act OF March s. 1865 the Court declares that
they and each Of them became and we're incapable
Of xercisine the functions Of said Office from said
day and orders tnat they be removed from said
ONCE, and prohibited from exercising the powers
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David Jackson
A L L Reese
Horstio r Msryman
w m l. Martin
John w Martin
Vim Nj MorslaRd
Criah B Mitchell
James S Norwood
Joseph 3 Pserce
William Readily
w m L Smith
Joseph Williamson
w N r Wall
George Wahl
James T Lloyd
Jos B Stanley
John w Reynolds
Joseph A Gill
Francis s Eide lin
James A Cooper
VIM l. Ross
Augustus F Berry
John N Gates
Edward CG,rdinsr
Samuel N Chipiey
John r vern on
Thomas Irwin
VIM H Siunders
A g Haley
Frank Zimmerman
Lewis Hohing
Charles H Merrill
George Donaldson
John B w augh
Charles L Coarmal.