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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-07

EXCITEMENT AT DAYTON, OHIo.-The Day.
ton Copperneads are again exhibiting their We
nom Night before last ID Lieut. G.. l.. Water
man of Co. G, 115th Ohio Volunteers, was shot
through the thigh and severely hurt, by one of
a gang of rowdies, who Were annoying the
provost camp. Two notorious young Copper
heads, one of them, the man Who fired the shot,
have been arrested.
No sooner were the would-be assassins tax
en- into custody than their friends concocted
plans for their release. A writ of habeas corpus
was issued for their delivery to the civil author
tiles, but their surrender was refused. Our
special dispatch states that this has caused in
tense excitement, and that the militia nave been
called out to take the captiyes by force. me
Montgomery county Copperheads have OF late
been very restiye, and their conduct In the
nresent case, as well as their acts OF incendia-
rism and other malicious attacks on the persons
;naft;op To do mischief, which only prompt
and decisive course of repression can subdue.
C;nc;nuati Gazette, Sept. 4.
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From Rosecrnns,s Army.

BRIDGEPORT, Ala, Sept 3.-All quiet to. day
in front. Forty or fifty deserters and refugees
come in daily since the army has crossed the
river. The divisions remaining on the north
side of the river are contracting their lines, and
can cross at short notice.
Reconnoissances are sent out daily to near
Lookout Mountain. The rebel force still oc-
cupies a strong position. The deserters still
think that we shall have no fight at Chatta.
nOOpa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-07

AGoop REFoRM.-The city commissioner Of
New York is about to communicate TO the
councils plan on which he proposes to intro.
duce the dbattoir system of Paris. His scheme
is TO abolis all the slaughter. houses now situ.
ated within the built portion of the city, num-
bering about two hundred and thirty, and to
erect two buildings in the suburbs, on each side
Of the city, in which all the slaughtering is to
be done. The estimated cost Of these structures
will amount to two hundred thousand dollars. .
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DRoPosALk FOR BOOKS.

BUREAU OF NAVIGATION NAVY DEPARfMENr,(
WASHINGTON. Aug. Eth. 1868 {
eEALEp PROPOSALS will be received at this ohice
until the 18th day OF september next, Tor furnish
ing the quste supply of Books for vessels Of the
Navy, during the year ending on the SOth June,
l664
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for
Books, ;" and directed to the Chief Of the Bureau.
Lists of the Books will be furnished On apptlca-
don, person ally or by mail, At the Bureau.
No pro posals will be entertained from those not
,etual publish Of or regular csn nsed dealers in,
Of the bids, if for the IL terest of the Cover
eThe Books muit be supplied called for by order
ei the Bureau, and delivered with al rea sonable
Prom Ititude to the designated Navy Yard or Naval
stuc At the expense and risk Of the contractor;
and all books so delivered must be subject to the
I'M pectlon Of. ana entirely satisfactory to. the
Navigation officer receiptipg for them
= Every offer mus be accom- panied by . written
warranty as required by law au l2-law4w
ID MAYOR UFFIoK, August u, 1853
L R0POSALS Will be I &C -ived at this onice until
O'clock M on tuesday, the 8th OF September,
Tor grading and srsveling Eley nth str eet west
tfom street north to street MOI th, the gravel
sioner al Assistant Com issioners and to be nine
inches in the centre Ispering on TO four inches To-
wards the gutter line 10 be well raied OF stone OF
improper size and to be well rolled with heavy
roller
Bidders will state the p-ioe per cubic yard for
part Of the appropriation will be paid the con-
tractor except upon the certificate Of the Com.
nissioI sr and Assis amt Commissioners that the
NorA has been properly e1ecutd ,u,pnonn
Commissioner Second Ward.
SAM'L L. CLEMENTS,
JOHN McNALLY,
Nfd Assistant Commissioners.
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DRoPOsALs FOR WOOD.

sRiLKD PROPOSALS are invited till the THNfH
states with two thousand q, co. cords OF PINE
WOOD, known in the market as " Baker g Pine"
of October, 1873, on any larf in Washingto or
Georgetown the Government may direct to be
corded and mearuIed at the expense ofthe con-
tractor, subject to the inspection of 70 rson des
isnated by the Government.
Bids viii be received for any quantity less than
the whole. No bid will be received not accompa.
nj ed by oath of allie glance
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for auy eanse
Bids to be addressed to the subscriber, marked
Proposals for We cd )" at 223 g street, Washing
ton, d. G.
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Death of M ajor Underwood.

UTICA, N. Y, Sept 5.-Major Edmund IN
derwood, United States mastering and dispIrs-
ing officer for the northern district OF NeW
W6,t. died in this city to day, aged thirty seven
.sars He served with great distinction In the
Nexicap war, and has been on almost constant
SNtv in California and Oregon.
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~ During the performances at the Varieties
Theater in St Louis, some nights since. all the
players, some forty in number, were arrested
by mistake and sent to the lock mp, occasion.
ing great excitement. 1t was soon discovered
that the persons ordered to be- arrested Wese
playing next door to the Varieties, WneIeuPo1
the unfortunates were released, ana tee pet"
formances were renewed and dsuecessaniiy ceA.
cluded.
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Inya sion OF Kentucky,

LOUISVILLE, Sept 6.-The military authori.
ties here do not aprrehend any immediate
danger Of a rebel invasion of Kentucky, in
force, though they think small bands of guer-
riiIas may make incursions at different points,
which they deem themselves fully prepared to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-07

n0Chicaso society hes again eeen arevn
into term nt BY the dascovery ny C1ss: H.
thst CITY 'ksd sWindled TIVE banks eat Of esoooo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-07
Cen. Carr-ArriyaI of COTTON,

MEMPHIS, Sept. Brig. Gen. Carr reported
here 1or duty last night, and has been assigned
to the command OF the left wing Of Gen. Hurl.
burt's army, headquarters at Corinth.
Everything is quiet along this line.
Considerable cotton has arrived during the
past three weeks.
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seq g. @. GREENE, Capt @.
DROPOsALs PoR HORSES.
CAVALRY Bureau,

Office af the Chef Qndr.ermast1,
WASHINGTON, D. 6, August is. 1858. !
PRc PosALs are solicited and will be received at
Gyersd at Pittsburg. Pennsylvania Philadelphia,
Warrington City, Syracuse N. Y, or Indianapolis,
Ind lana
Proposals will be considered for the ishins
Eorses in lots Of not less than twenty hve, ~
hanes high. from ave t5) to nine 0) years old we'll
broken to the saddle, compactly built, In good
aeRh and free from all defects.
The ability Of the bidder to fulfil his agreement
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons,
whose signatures must be appended TO the guar
antee.
The responsibility of the suarantoTs must be
n.are.t District Court. or Of the United States
District Attorney
Propo,eIs must be addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel G G. sawtelle, Chief Quartermaster Cav.
My Bureau. and be jndorsed on the envelope
" @ G.. sAWTELLE,
Lieut. Col. and Chief Quarter master,
An "a II Cavalry Bureau.
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Death of a Cincinnati Rr,

Death of a Cincinnati Brewer
CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.-David Harris, the we'll
known brewer of this city, died last night from
injuries received in falling through the hatch
way Of Buckhardt's building, yesterday after
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The Missouri. x ansas Troubles.
ST. LOUIS, Sept A-(3en. 6chodeld has tale
sranhed to Lieut Gen. Hill. from Kansas City,
hat there WIN be no invAsion Of NiaDouYt 81
de people Of xAnsas.
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MITCHELL HOUSE
wi HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
fON TUE EHRnpEAN DIANA

AM
(ON THE EUROPEAN PLANJ
462, 464, AND 466 THIRTEENTH STREET.
The undersigned solicits the patronage OF the
public. This house has public and private 4
number of light, airy AND we'll furnished ls:
slee ping Apartments. by the week, day or mOnth
the Culinary department under the contol Of one
of the bert cooks in the country. Particular atten
room so tn At the most fastidious connoiseur can
not fail to be pleased
N. B-The Eating Apartments are open night
and day, au IA Inn
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~ MON1Yi-MONEY !-MONEYI ~
. u n. &. WALSH Il CO., u
LICENSED PAWNBROkE ERS
299 STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH,
are no Y prepared to make cash advances in sums
of from one dollar to ten thousand dollars on col
LIBERAL ADVANCES will be made on all kinds
of Real and d. Personel Pr pett2: Diamonds Am Gold
Instruments, Hardware, Clothing: &C., &c.
- syipg had several yenrs' experience in
of its citizens We are confident that to all who may
ep trust rs with business will give satisfaction.
M T. WALSH & CO.,
el-3n@ Licensed Pawnbrokers.
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- 'A1' 0'o'A FALL STOCK. q
VS. have Just received . very ]"
large and CON plete assortment Of FUR.
NITpRE AsD H0UsfKIEPINa ARFIctE5,
which We offer At less prices tn they can be pur
chased for in Any other house in the District. We
eofas. Arm Chairs, Rockers. Side Chairs,
Marble top Tables RtA9eres,
Gilt frame Mirror, Slabs and Brackets,
Marble TOP Bureaus. WAshstands.
Bedstea ads. Wardrobea, Tables,
Cane and Wood seat Chairs Loun ses
Extension Tables, Walnnt and Oak Dinners.
Oak Arm Chairs, Ro skers,
Oak and Printed Cottage Suites,
Fire Sofas, Cottage Bedsteads, &c, DC,
Feather Beds, Bolstere and Pillows.
Also,
OYockery, Glass. and Tin Ware.
Cutlery, Plated Forks and Spoons.
Buckets, Brooms, Baskets,
FeAth er Busters, Dust Pans,
Flour and Sugar Buckets, &C.. DC.
Together with large assortment OF furniture
and Housekeeping and Fancy Articles. too n amer
GUS to n ention.
BONTZ & GRIFFITH,
SEA colin $50 7th street, bet and sts
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AMUSEM ENTS
rORD'S NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET. ABOyEE
SohN FoRp..,,,.M Manager and pYopristoI

rORD'S NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET. ABOyEE
'ohS I FoaD.-......~.. Manager and proprietor
ihe pressure Of future epssseneats mpels M
roHD 70 annouoce the LAST wssK, Hcsitiveiy, Of
'se marvellcus,y beautiful Dramatic Pageant,
THE NAIAD QUEEN!
IRIS EVENING. THIS EVENING,
THE NAIAD QUEEN!
Pfoaouneed BY the Press the most lovely spec
tscls known to the modern stage.
1 On ,s..urs.y afternoon D., ps,.o.n,n
to .aa &c
A1e esfestiiiusoft spectacle known "a TIKI 6uosr !"
Priss, Of ssnisssor ., 50 and 70 cents Boxes
80 .na ,., ss No e1ua charge for reserved ssa,s
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV., HIAR SIXTH B7Rl1F
VIM !. Sim. .--. Sole Manager and Proprietor
TONIGHT,
WONDERFUL SPECTRAL ILLUSION,
FEARFUL, MYSTERIOUS PRESENCE.
THE GHOST.
which has created such tremendC ns sensation in
Paris, London and New York,
II THE THRILLING DRAMA,
tn s. AIDES OF DEATH!
First week Of the European Danssuse.
MISS MILLIE FOWLER.
The Aeeonplished tonsstrsss and Danssuss,
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER
The Perfect FORMED / npersona.or Of sta.usry.
MISS FANNIE WILSON.
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY,
EXCELSIOR CORPS or COMFDIANsl
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
ON RDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission twenty Eve and nfty cents. Doors open
At O'Clock: perfor nance At O'Clock. se7st
WASHINGTON THEATER,
ELEVENTH sTREkr, MAR PENN. AVENUE,
On MONDAY RvIEING, Eept. 7h,
win be produced, at An enormous e1 pense the
STRANGE, THRILLING, SPEC rRALILLUs
STRANGE, THRILLING, ,sPEOTRALILLUBION
ILLusoRY PHANTOM,
ILLUSORY PHANTOM,
popularity known az the
GHOST!
GHOST!
GHOST!
which viii Be employed in the remarkabls supef.
natural drama, In two acts. entitled the
DEATH HkTOH OF THERCINEO CASTLE!
DEATH FETCH OF THE RUINED CASTLE
DEATH .YE1CH OF THE RUINED CAsTLEi
OR, TIE
FOUNTAIN OF LIFE!
FOUNTAIN OF LIFI!
FOUNTAIN OF LIFE!
Admission rs, 81 and Is cents. Seats reserved
without extra charge. se5
MUsIoAL ENTTFR1f'ftEHYNe AT
NEW YORK SUMNER GARDEN,
No. $50 STREET,
Between ~ and 9Th streets.
~ q On" G. h. LIST, Proprietor.
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EDUCATIONAL.

AIss ROSS WALL REOPEN HRR SCHOOL
Na on Wednesday, September eth, in one Of the
ss:s &: :ss;s
III siiss e inform her friends % md Il The = p IIubie
sss fdun: s.s:: :ss
n ;,.is Si,sula,: sas b eSt.tn.a g tas
1s2 e..t 50 strsst, o.pi,oi Hi. D' sssiss '
& Ees sors
sss! SEPT; ath a.. souI:s q ip:s.sstios :as:ssss
70. % M S e:
=. g sw. -Lohren \. DBTRIUK. A. \.
or. MARF's ACADEMY, near sryanto m, "a
a.. s, on tie
st:tiinCS terms, BY sddrsssins Mrs DANIEL
BoARoA.o sohLses; S.21;1o.. o..,,, ~,
Open. its Seventh Semi annual Session On tie arss
On ., ASs:s ::
s, 40 ,a,. s' ,,'' OF I Rs''i' ,xasS,sos
HlIss N. 8. PRoUT + inforas her friends aud the
M slss Mesdsy in ies Il No ee1GD 1sa
made 70 hss Until thss time a Se1 4s.iasaee a sos
ct the school room. au 1-so2v
M No. WILL REOPEN q o,
zss,n t,,.*. On hoS61x, ,iss,s.,s. ssss 18th.
lLADINsBUKG ACADBMY,
The Thirty second Annual Session win eommo aos
s.9s.
end for ENTERING any Lssfa, or sespta sehooif
:es Number # fsof ss1'd:F IHs +
EhERsoN INsTITUrE.
AND zzEHSs gSs fH}ali'fsa 85fss saaoor,
Ath street, between and K.
This g, School, formerly located in b street, b..
tie a1st Honaa1 in septsaber in the new School Sd
Aorte recently erected on lAth street, between I
dress the Principal, or call e his residence, 34s
Now z',l Sass sifss'1 T. Fl 81 IT,
/ - oN'oN 1IMALl AoADEMY.
CoT.r q lih area asd Netc York are~xs.
t.nhs 1sss enta AnnsA eesnon commences Sep.
oiIeulAls .t the Bookstores. an i1-tf
Sr. MATHEWS INSTITUTE FOR BOYS,
Th. isE5 Is, IT: sr,.t1
So19stsos .:.essT' employed. Di;eiplln. Of tn.
Terms tRRls eRH1s t. " SHfFsa
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MI g. H o L.
The undersigned takes great pleasure in inform
ing his numerous friends and the public 4
generally that he has taken the HOTEL ~
situate on the corner Of Tenth and sts., &SsI
hearty opposite Ford's Theater, lately under the
auspices Of Goetz that he hat spar cd neither
means . me in re6tting and entirely renovatips
public with everything usually found in first class
hotel. Ample accommodations are provided for
transient and permanent Board srs ON reasonable
terms The BAR and LARDER viii always contain
the best the g. ason market affords.
keeping is deemed a sure guarantee on his psrt
thai all who extend him patronage will ba satisfied
that every tf ing tending to their comfort will re-
ceiye from him undivi led attention.
CHRISTOPHER MADES,
au N.lm~ Proprietor.
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ID PlIxoE GBoRGBs OouHrY. Nd.
The Thirty second Annual Session will CONNIE aoe
on the hfst Monday in eeptsmber. Young seatle-
men Are Pre- pared for xDEineefs. the Army NAVY
and for entering any Literary tcientn School OF
Conees. Terms for board, &c, A4e lnown on ap-
plieatiOn. Number Of boarders limited to ten
go q cost PROF J. HILL. Prineina
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Il RSON INSTIT UTE.
SELECT CLASSICAL
AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,
FOh BOYS
18th etroAt bAtVeAn I and T.

tween 18th and 18th streets, win be re- opened on
the a1st Monday In eeptsnber in the new School
and X.
Terms per quarter SIS. For informatiou sd-
dresl the Principal, call at his residence 34S
New York syenus between 9th and 10th ats
oHAs. B. YOUNG. 4. NJ,
1u II I'm PfinoipAl.
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AIse ROSS WALL RR.OPIN HRR sCHOOL,
HA on Mednesday, September eth, in one Of the
rSoMs CONNECTED with the First Prsnb1 tsrisn
Ghureh, on ~ street: French, English and Latin
thoroughly taught. Entrance ct tae south eete.
- kSs S~'S'
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MAb. harry. OF INV YORK CITY. DB.
III siIss to inform her friends Ind the public
S6nil,sh and French school for Youns Ladies' and
Chtiafsn, at No $50 I street between 18Th and
IHh streets Circulars can be obtained a. tho
principal bookStores. 1t Mrs BArry'S residence,
90 east 50 street, CAPITOL Hill se2.lv~
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II SETEcT ScH0oI FOR ROWS

A SkL1OT HOHOOL.
III 1eS N. 3. PR0UT informs her friends aud the
public generally that she will open Reject School
Tor sirls the ffst Monday in SeDSsmbsr, at No a.
street, between d and ID. Applications may be
made to her until that time ct her residsnee 5Of
: street between ID and "a; on and sftsr that date
at the school room. Al 1-eo2V
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Sr. MATHEWS INSTITUTE FOR BOYS.
NJ 18Th 1fR1B7, BBfWIRH q AND H.
The e1ereises Of this institution will Be resumed
on TUISDAY. the lst Of September.
ComPetsnt teachers employed. Discipline Of the
Terms modsrAts. Apply to the undersigned,
CHAS. J. WHITE. D. D.
Au lO-H 336 b street. near 18th
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BY j. u. Mc'r O1hE q CO., auctloneeFS.
ERAME HO, Sc AND LOT FOR sALE-Taus
Il TEES SALE.--0n TUESDAY AFTERNOON, :,
Sept 18th at So clock On the pre- IN ses BY virtue
Of deed Of trust bearing da, on the 2sth day
November 1859 and recorded in the land records
Of Wafhipgton Count, histriSt M Of Colum bia. in
s. II at public auction, to the aighest bidder ALI
that Lot or parcel OF ground in the City of Wa,h:
ipgton known and described on the plan or plot of
sad city as part of Lot .red six t6) in Square
mum bered seventeen tl7). beginning for the same
fourteen 90 feet frem the dividing line between
street west, and running north with said 2sth
street fourteen IA! feet, thence ninety seven t9O
uD feet, thence west ninety seven te7l feet. to
place of beginning, with improvement consisting
Of comfortable frame Dwelling House.
equal payments Of nix is) and twelve 1i2j month.
ffom the day Of sale, with interest; the deferred
payments beecured By deed Of trust on the prop
sEty; ard Il the terms are not fully piled Tita
Ein resell the propsrty st the risk and exlense ef
the defsulting pufch hasef. on one wsek! notice N
the Warrington St0r. Al eonveyAne3ne At the
TiAeNUS ] MIDDLIT0N,
6 q, OkALDlu6.
anso. J. o. HsaU110 4 CO.. Ausfa.
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HUGO BAETEL'S FINE Art GALLERY-262
III Penn. avenue, where carte de yisites ara taken
of q new and beautiful style, Having recently
added new back grounds and see aery to his Gal
lery is now prepared to suit the most fsstidious.
Those in 9, sooe % sao1.a
by all lovers of the art. 2 Inn
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H1MALl ACADEMY
Corner Of l4tA &ysa dad Netc York aeenxs
tember 7, 1865 w
Circulars st the Bookstores. An f7-tf
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NIOTlCk-For sale, five hundr ed sets of one,
~ two and four horne second and Harness, tn res
hundred good citizens and Mcclellan Sc cond hand
Ssddl.s. Apply at No. 373 Penn. ave-, between
az and 9Th street. Harness and Saddle Hand .
wanted also, one good errand Boy.
re l.lm" H, 8. JOHNSTON
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1X WILL RD.OPEN
HER SCHOOL
On MONDAY, Sept 2sth
~ 301 Il street. An aI-eotOetls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-12

SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CITUATION wANrED--BY A VERY RESPECTABLE
~ young woman as chambermaid and laundress
chamoermaid and 10 DO plain sewing can give good city
o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-12

AN ANBRICAA GIEL WANTS A SITUATION ~ !,
IN SealAnen f(airiy az nurse AMI stress. * -.
peerl 70 aks fU care of young inant Gooa sitv ,e.
tenees tal ~ 10 ~ aY below @ih IT., ia The taker
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-31

the Secretary Of the Treasury may estab-
lish. At posts where there is no such
agent, the Post Quartermaster will receive
all such property, and, at the option OF
the owner, hold it till the arrival OF the
agent, or send it to Memphis, directed 70
Capt A. r. Eddy, A. Q. NJ, VINO wan
turn ii over to the properly authorized
agent ut that place.
a. Within the county of Warren, laid
waste by the long presence of contc { ne
armies, the following rules to prevent suf
fering will be observed:
Mai. Gen. Sherman. commanding the
18th army corps, and Maj. Gen. McPher
son, commanding the 18th army CORPS
will each designate a Commissary Subsis
tenoe, who will issue articles of prime ne
cessity to all destitute families calling ioI
them, under such restrictions for the pro
lection Of the Government as they deem
necessary. Families who are able to pay
for the provisions drawn will in all case.
/ be required to do 30.
5. Conduct disgraceful to the Amer
can name has been frequently reported
to the Major General commanding, par
ticularly on the part Of portions of the
cavalry. Hereafter if the guilty parties
cannot be reached, the commanders of The
regiments and detachments will be held
responsible, and those who prove them
selyesunequal to the task ofpressrEing dis
cipline in their commands, will be prompt
ly reported to the War Department. FOL
"mustering out" Summary punishment
must be inflicted upon all officers and sol
dlers apprehended in acts OF violence o.
| lawlessness.
BY order of Maj. Gen, U. S. GRANT.
T. S. Bowers, A. A. A. G.
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mr. Harlan's Appointments.

Hon. JAMES HARLAN viii address the pc opie n
follows:
Fort Madison, lee Co, on Tuesday, Sept Ist
Keekak. Lee Co., Wednesday, sspt ID.
kso.auaus. Ssh Ba ren Co, Friday, sept 4h-
Ba souaArld. DAVIS Co., saturday, Sept 9th.
Eeasrcville, Appaaonse CO. Monday, sept 7th.
cov,don. WAYNE 60, Tuesday, Sept sih.
Issen. Decatur Go, Wednesday, Sept sta.
oceots, Clark Go. lharsday, Sept 10Th
Mini~rse, Madison Co. Friday Sept nth
Des Msines PIX Cc, Saturday. SEPT. 18th.
Indianol warren Co, Monday, Sept. i4th.
kna1yiile MarinD Co, 1aeslav, sept 1913,
ChArlon, In cas- Co, Wednesday. Sept. 1sth.
Aibsa Monroe Co, Thursds,, Sept. l7th
otum~A Wapsiio Co Ffiday, Sept. l@th.
Eddyyiiir aspeIlo Co, Tuesday, sept. 22i.
.-tsAsooss, NJ 4hAs Sa o. "Wednesday, Sept. esd.
Slsourr~y, kseknk Go. Thur Sept. 2tta.
sFaagasaa, Jerersov. Friday Sept 25th.
Washington. " sshic gtoo Co, Monday. Sept 9sih
wapprtia, Louis 20, Tuesday, Sept. s9th
Rar % gteH, Hes Ines CO. W edaesday, Sept. 3oth
The reverst Gaanty ann stees seqnssted 10 bt
ts n giving pa6iie potee Of the tnae and places
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ing az necessary arrangements tus the meetisrs.
rae meetings ~ all lae appointments wi commenc'
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cha Repu5. State Central Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-31
keoIuk Classical school.

THE FIRST SESSION OF THE
Il sixth year, OF Ibis in.titaion, will csm mence
Oh Wednesday September 2ad Due notice viii be
sive Of the location Of the school before Opening
.uss-dss w. w. JAMESON, Principsl,