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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-30
Cemsp- or the Freedmen ON the u,-.i-.ippi.

Coz. Eaton, General Superintendent 0l Freed
~ the Department OF The Tennessee aEa tAs state
VI Aikeusas. IIaA1s tue following interesting icp'ri
This supervision, embracing tie territory within
the lines Of our army from Cairo down the Mississippi
n The Rcd River, together With io Stale ~ Akansos
numbered IN 10 during ,Le pact year 1850 rerd
men. Thee are d...0f"d as follows; In military
service, ~ soldiers. icundre5e'. cooA1 ohceIs ser
vaats agd ishOreJs IL Tho yariOu5 stan departments
iLlaO; in oitieg PLANTATIONS and In frecdincns vii
lig~s and cared for =. SO
Uftiesc o. 800 are entirely SELF suprcItingt same
as NY Industrial olase ay@Aeitas Planters nlecial
ic-. blr1crs. lackmen dfntmcn, 8c conducting ehieF'
ures on their responsibility or - hired labofers.
The remaining 1920 receive Subsistence nom the gov
crLmert 3CC0 Of them 40 members Oi families. whose
heads carrying plantations and have Under cr
t,alion 90 acres OF cOtDu ard are to pey the Gov.
'rnment for their eGbsissace FROM the first income Of
tue crop
THE oihor 720o includes the pauPcrs Chose ard
under the self supporting age The crippled and sick IN
huepiaD. az tho 1894 ar! those onsarei ~ their
care and instead of bong unprcduciye have now I'M
der cu'yrtion 500 Of corn 7p o vegetables
ard so rcrcs If cpitoG-beslics the work done at
wood chopTrc. etc.
There are reported in Tho aggregate something
over 10000 ncrcs Of cotton unJcr cultivation. Oh
thu about 1900 acres nj. leased and cultivated by
blacks. Some 81 these managing high - go or
deui;e statement Of many Oft forms Of ndnsiry
81 go cords OF wood reported 10 ne by Col Ihona
Superintendent and ProYnst MnIshnl OF Freedmen rs
cut within the line OF 0miles tLe river banks nbOyo
and below Sckshurg.
], would Only be guess 20 state the entire amount
cnt by pcaplc under ,unc zion; II must be enr
nous TIE people Lave been paid from hiy cents 10
dollars and Any ccnts per cord ior cutting This
wooG has been essential 90 Ito commercial and military
operations 90 tie river.
'"Of tho 49, Gl0 black above mentioned, 1880 have
been under instruction IN lcttrr7; tbout 400 hayo
armed O. rad quite aIry ahd ahDa. 1000 t. wfie.
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,rnirs close n, Inc ros,-Orr..

II 0r|.I Lfl1ll ~ 10 ~ a,HT, y ftl-lltf
fsgof ordon srfr-,y o. l................ ~. g. ~
for Ifeuburg lll the .llsa states Iy steamer
go-,r.'a Sil., o. i...................... o. ~.
,.a. ?. III.
~ p., ........ u ?. r..
!. ,. m.
F.r tafIofni. Oregon Nash;Iftou i'frt1Ey sud
t-avrrh i.ianis ~ tie vrfrnl foI'e, ja.y
is,fe,. f,,r,i,dl .............. b. ai md ~ p n.
~ .i ,ii.rv iur'1 o.I (rn1df - a. m. AID "a D. ni.
ave- WAY nil......................... D. n.
Weston. ti 40 tI tIIe N. ......3 g. . int - D. h.
gerl,a -- az Ncisel @,is lI. q. .. Ai u. . 1
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Arrived.

T. q ,,ean transport Fulton, Walker Pot Royal 26 lust
u 9l 10 H.. pas 90 L. ;. 40. ".
e.rc Davis Boa fort cotton sud naval stores to
MurFay Nephew.
Ba Colurtr tirl Pendeton, GARDENS u dyS uossses
O. Shepherd Ganiy.
BARI Houston ,p,e. Hilton Head dsy. ballast, Wake,
man G1.iin Nicholson.
Bark Re,Abie Of N-~-Gssgow. Lemsn. st. Martins 20
hly Sal Bret -,n Co. Leit Passensers. r.
On g. nsiid \ Son.
Bii lley TtacSeray ,of Turss i.sudl. Lartway. Mira
solac SEPT H. og.ool t. Murray j. In btA Chautici'e
fr Neg York IN days. 21h inst lat 81 TO- lou. q -,
boarici from L. :. gdubo, Juuiata, csIEbs al we'll
iirhr. bsfk, johnson Stamford.
Sur. Pillow, iuil Nii-l. Point
Sour Helen Mar Wilrs POt Jefferson.
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Trsye3rrs' Enids.


TIC Albany. by Hudson Il. H., ~ Marca:s'., :,
tom sOss 80. G:1 p
To A!bsny. ~ Harlem r. r. lcthst. f'hsy, io.
aud sunday ir5in.................... p L.
To Albany, Ce1zeu.'s Hotel Deck. West Point,
Eewhur.h. foughkeep-ie Rlinebrck Csilui,
tnd liud.oD by steamer. DanlllTe" sud g. |ib.
bad leaving DobTos east landing q, Dh-s,l az o. NJ
TIC baltimore, by tie New. Jersey x. R., foot OF
midnight. Sunday 100 m
10 Boston. by Asw-Lonlon line, Pier 90 \. K,
excepted. 500 m
10 Boston by New.Iigyeo z. H., via Springfield.
2ith.st and .,hsv .....,,.... m :, and 90 D. ~
To Boston by Nrw.Bsyen n. K, 27ih..i and ih'
ave. via slsrr Line, IA aud D. H. sunday... 500 Q.
ofChsnbcr. i and 10 a. m and Geo p
10 hl't;Fpor BY steamer Bridgeport. from Peck
To GreenPo LILO Fl, .ad and Other on
Ions i.and, by L. Railroad. from Jane.sip
enc ioo' Of 5ii IT.. T. R.........Ga and 800 D. m
To Long Branch by Rsr,nn and Delaware Ray
X. T., yis steamer jesse Hoyt foo. Of Murray
-, daily at..., ....... e. ard II and ~ =.
To Ne"-Hesep, iis''iord, snd STANDARDIZATION.
10 New Haven, ~ the New Haven RI, z,ihs' -
sri .,h AZ, e. T. ~, ~! 3:5o S. sud B:o9 r. u,
II Cornwall, West Point, ksrhurgh Ponghkeepsi-
| aat kontog' by steamer Mary Powell, esvesJay
g. ianans daily :.....;.,.;. ;.....,....;. a p To
Zoe, Of cour'landt.s'., a. m. and D end o. ~
ssand,y 500 p. n
To the West, by ten,ra, ksi'road Of Ncw-Jerey,
foe. o coarind, .t...es m. m. Il end 800
I To Philadelphia. by New jersey Rarusd. oo. Of
and 70 midnight sanday. ......,......,... $500 .. n
To Nashinstou, by he'y.Jcrsey u. H.. foot Of
Con .landt-t.. and 10 q. u, II p. a., aud IL
fid"igh Sunday 80 p n
For further Information IN regard Railroad Time Tsbio
see Advertisement. In another part OF ,hs payer.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ ANEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
x.O~n CtryDrEG

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ ANEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
TUE DUrLEX ELLIPTIC COR DOUBLED SrEhh
SPRING
J. l. ( !. o. WEST,
NO o. rHAMBkRS-ST. NtWfOknt
.s o. oners VI the Patent and Fxcuv- slsnoactdrors
oftrs - -.....
PATENTED "DuPLEX ELLIPTIC" SrEEL SPRING
SKIRT
This in.er'ian consists Of Dupet (o two) Eutc Siss
su-n- inreniousl, braided tightly aud TRULY og-tneg edge
ea.r k The toughest, os elastic. Alb aud dur ibs
sprns used enabling the wearer IN consequences Of lis
great elaay AID fsA 6rness place and fod the ska
Hleu ~ easily AMI With tia couyonrncr III
mu.r ic-s !, entirely o5vstss and erc.s ihs only DO
ect 20 Hoop skirt. VIZ the Annoyance 20 the
wei the public. r-psely IN crowded brs rarria'rt
railroad church Dow or Ia GOA led Ylc from 10
difficulty Of c3Nrlcns tnrp aud occu pyng small spa-cI
rely the difficulty, while giving the skl no
100 ssLuttrcai form snd f. .hr Highest sgd InoA
stylish and grsce appearance for the street.
n1de or dress siy having enjoyed 'hn po,snrs.
comfort aud great convenience OF the nupsl ptA
Spring skrt q single day, viii # er1ard wi lnsy
dyesr vi the Of hcu They the best quality ia
every part b. the highest most durable comfortable at
ero- CYNICAL Ski ada Merchants will o. supplied above.
thloug hon the different States. -
IL INQUIRE FOR TIE "DUPLEA ELLIPTIC
SPRING SKIRT
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j)or!- ilJar0ens' Nolise.


STA1F OF NFW-fOFk
fonr-WAGDESg OFFICE Nc. loi Nal5,.
NOTICE j. hereby given, in accordance with
section OF the nc. passed Aptii II. 1885, entitled An
Peo.ry. the ~ irlens One. O! al, Port u New.
YORK. 70 al p-rsou. Interested IN. hayna charEs o.
sub naio Of such inquiry, examination th.
die foirg els under eA,nin alton by ne Pore
NrIdens sni That the srid surveys examinations viii oe
pced tea days next succeeding ths :otoe on,
bVsIa sad g-s ,els.
bfz Nellie HCnt...................D De FoEfefs.
Ir- INliAr.. ..s'ss'' lAp. d.
Eark P.yche. s.'s..'s.So n
bAFs " n
Big Abby fhe1ie.... Atlantic Dork;
MINTHORNL TOMPhINS, Piendeat
Arg. IlrnEiIAN. stcfrruy.
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Drp GOODS.

ID H. MACY.
IA.
RIBBONS
FRENCH FLOWERS
FANCY GOODS, 20
NOW OPENING.
Tig MOST ELEGANT VARIETY or HAT AND
SASH RIBBONS EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN NEW
So CARTONS or MAGNIFICENT RIBBONS, FROM
AUCTION THIS WEEK, WILL BE SOLD 20 PER
CENT LESS THAN ANY OfhER HOUSE IN TdiS
CITY. 1890. >.-x -. ,.n,e-
"iFASHiOHABLE SHADES AND BEST QUALITY IN
n. n. MACY,
2o4 MD 200 SIXTH AVENUE. NEAR FOURTEENTH
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Passengers Arrived.

7, f,Gas-o,t Fai'on from Part Relp,-CoL G IL.
Rr.yon Col s,de Lieut. Col u. Doubleday Mof oaiioy,
p'. J. Mex enna, d. Ne hibb!n +. \ smith u. - hug
clnl. A. Thompson. Z. Chatter j. T. Mackfnfe: W. W.
Saiupson A. W Jackson A. y. Green g. l.. smith Surgeons
A. ynkoop, n. H. - lan, I'D %. o. OoHon, Ch,plsI H.
:. Wiite. I. Dixon. Lieui,. G. W. A'ery o. = hr,i' T.
Fiddler ! W. Robinson W H. Andrews, W. A. Boyee, g.
T. Reling.oa ). Y. Barr. g. II. Croker " u. DIAN j.
McEuee. y. y. Hansome. O. W. Green Z D. Corey L. 4,
Hsh-ock Asst Suirs Bot Watson j. II. D. Ewing. w: Nc
Theron, o. Rreis II. Ese, Crayren y Msekeon }. y,
Meredith, Chaglia Donnson Mr. aud Mo S'T}er ana :
TiI.bnry Tr,asury Asenti W n. HYATT, Mss X Wotd'
Ma, Miar Nj Bnudios {. Hamburger ;. W. Bennet. W.
Nla,kcnzir Dr. Hansen M J r. AlhouSs, d. Wston. {.
Mait,ou l.. u. Quits. :. +. Brown.
IN sieamsy Pef,eL Goa Bsfajer.-Mrs. Pner Mrs Bel,
Nj Horpth-u, NJ Geo Il. Hart Herald corresqond'nt
Mr. CsTpsnier Agent Il Associated Press j. H. Curry Mr..
Bskoins M Bye. :. !: Davis. Nj suyd4m NJ Toto,n'
al. .sou nr. Uo.en ". Msch. Sir. Gard, MI. Chase MI
Sendfoli T. Mossnafa J. " Anderson, Miss Jesss A.
hndlsoa STA AbflhaiDs Mr Waltors aad children Mrs
Andrews.
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AyornEs Collision On TIE Erie RAILROAD

-Ou saturday mornilga serious collision n'euIed on
he Fdo Railway 1t Great Bend. 4 passenger r,ln
WINS standing ri. The station. Wh.n lightning train,
which DOS no, lally stop tcgc caao ~ and no To-
oot.ys rln through tho rear p clgUr ear, injurir +
.,v.r,. pcrs0.s some Of diem seriously. fortunately
tbsro we've bur w paf-eugegs Ia the car Both trains
,rer b. lind and csuilr. Scc nt- re g. tti
be guilc TOO ffcqa n ON tie iiic iotl ~ late AMI
thoro ta, beea a number of coi si"nS Ike the one ~
saturday. That mad - conducted ~ ieicSfapl anu
81 80 he foloIety secure sgJnst ~ ia accidents.
20 fr.gI. ri0n. 9Th.
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Americnn sns,.,atc horticultural Eshibi
non.

Tie Exhibition now Open-closes This On.
day) ercning-aitac,s commcnd4bc share % interest
from fruit growers anacurs and those foud OF viewing
fine spaoimcns The a, department IL worry vel repre-
scented. ct least 20 far M grapes Gld pcars con
cerncd The show Of apples IS rot large hut contains
spmr yoTy good specimens particularly al FOL Filpns
Pears ar, IN greater variety shown principally b' III
w"neor EaIi!' ECchesiefi i9ny q 90 "a bos'on'
saul. VI Washington; Ferris 81 Wfslchost.r Comfy
T.. T. Quinn, II. Buchanan, J.. iilianiS. hnd }. BIN
Of New Jersey. etc, besides three bushels "a mGg.
cent bartlett Lawrence pnd Duchess Pears in CnWpci
ton for tie Greeley SlOj pIzc. Among the pears ore
many finely grown specimens IL ihe standard sott hc
saO "a good show % tie ner yMlctlcs tome 81 N4ith
have scarcely been exhibited before. few pelcEfi
ond pum- are exhibition, bat the season j. TOO .ae
frg u good show Of either.
~. ,r ne department Is decided success few finer
collections Of thil now po1rlHr fruit having b,'u e..
hltri nj any time TIE greatest show g. IN thc newer
Sorts Of hIch Iona in@c. ITO icid hhd hhs ne'' h'
0raG by thC Committee with lie siuO GIfIL@E LZE. a
heIC ort'e let position ~ which 10 seems honestly
crt.ticd aud Dr. Grant wlll require large TOOK lQ|
sryply tie cx ionsiyo demand which its elevation VIII
tTeile. Dtlawalc is in good supply ana sulnAb rs
ii~b rcrut9fior Tho sars riay be said n Concord.
Tie droniac came u too a'" FOR competition B'ack
Et,uburghs we're most prominent among the for'sn
s,rir crown under glass though l'elo Was good col
lection Of other sorts. We were p.lficaa,i sln'S
win sor0c yerg rae clusters Of ha1b Ht.chL 81
Aiovonlrif Cha4solnf cic grown hy nn amateur Nr.
l. Cheney Of SOnth Narcheif"r, Conn. IN coil
-. ,, ,,rt,i,,g tL. y.,sk himself IS hose example
T. this limo Is WORTHY of Imitation. The cr"~rinF cin'-
~ weighing sN pounds. was. G,oEl ny TO-
Meadow o. kliisl Of sofrslaic. y Y rnd SnsSesL
no famed grapes Of Eschoi
The floral department is riade M Of .rc fine h'set
ve.os ana claiscs of cut flower Win io@ me hn"d
bouquets Lanfsome ,ct "i hoial iio 1'-'l' Dn.,
go,d show ~ splendid dthlias. tD'fo i'er, iNcAa
zirriae orchids SCI the whole on rliher t.mnr.iye
tcqle rt se a,vc o. tie limited lda'ions 81 ne
rooms would admit. il the American ,iitl'e, ~ ..!
~ is foster Children aye l. give eNl1io'' Lhr ii'l
nre.on, ihrv should provide more anpe ice'n.,ons
F,ns We tiirf the t'me hn, arrived when 'ey should
bnye bridin r . their ogn with rooms az. iaf1 Ivy
exhibition p&p0scs.
PrfErs AWARDED.
pom, n,,i ~ -, r,n.1 varrties tf-nrsf md Ffuy,
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sYxypPsNG INTELLiGENCE.
FORT OF observation-disclosures 2
Cleared.

Cleared.
Hd' Pai end Marie Kemp, Coe, fre"ce Pouch Neincte
1 Ncud'
Brs Aaea md Msr,s PruLl BrshdaM, fors'srS. Faae,
Mrirrse We'd
- -. Fl. ksiy. s'ii,i.orn. foFt Roys. s. W. Levi,
Ato.
srhr sally Gay stehou Wa,hngton Bentley, Smith Co.
scir ilones, Abe, Coucy Boston, w. 5. brrcoy Go.
schr. b. 81. Browning, Iulinsn, 4. MoUeu, L. Rcneyor
60.
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NlTyD STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, SaPT -.
before toualissiolor raE1HT
y ~ =


Captain ErcSo Sierra, master, with his mntosand
cro - the spanish b. lai,, brought teorc TIC Com
missioner far Resi- sting uitd ~. ohs'f wlr tifha z
ire h. duty sppes'd upol ihe ezsuiuaf tai e mp
~. itrledr.i notice a sale icg-afy gwen Sh4pmisi,r
Bates ~ coeei 10 tie tn,hoTs aud fa, when ne
q AID rev alleeoi D.. y,nt-l bin 1fI cary ins ont
Die .rf in ua' ln OF thn facts th'n given ~ DE-"
N.r YTofIce and uuier OF United states Oh cl won't
q, Ill, hin aud crested ai the crow Daring The cxsira
l % ~nani Consul .;,t.d fhat the men acl ~ t"y
I'D fron an ignorance laws. Upon guusntco ns
n Tort no f1r e..;arcc or ile.rtieo Guild De made,
lac r-rIscd theTru.on I- isrd.
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san AcciDryT.-Wbie the grond salute oil
ono hundred guns ordered by he President IN honor OF
& tfciii. s,J Atlanta victories. WIS being ircd nom
~. w.. e.,,,'d priyafcs Lawrence Farrell and Edwin
lo i.e al CO.. b. % r. /. Artillery were seriously
wounded BY the premature dsehgggo Of iae g9 ~..
G 70 ,,.'lrui occurred from causes entirely beyehu
tnli.r control TIrd died almost Instantly and jos
ihs c am was badly injured as ie n mae " re ~,
li'' '' nD'I .lf'.r ,-oI U.tt ucrc Oh s3ilei8 %
r,, .ra,r.a. lPamc.io Gmam Snnt -
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How 10 READ CHARACTER.-Firsl, lean from
TIE Illustrated chronological Journal IBIS Fp1cfip Of The
F.cuic. anI hon tie chronological Beer lie ''sri
location Of tie oIg.s. Supplied by Mss.rs. iowteR d
Wmrs, 70. $50 Broadway Examinations with Chests IL
and evening
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paraemeer. smiled

T. Dutch bark Tr~sG ~ S. Tho10s and Norrediba-fc OF
- Tomss santiago Liicheena, Hiss Dedlesi. F1 Mara
{, ba: Jeine focsieErlS
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Gia.icusrn ano fanep Uooos

s,RANCIS & LOUTREL, -STAIIONtRS,
PRINTERS and BOOK BINDERS NJ. ~ Mnidcl
Tare piliie- fus i35 all kinds BanS BOoS., fepeg and
stai.orery. Oide ~ icicd
NNM. EYERDELLs SONS No. 10! Fqlton-
w st-srATlONEBs aud BLANK BOOK MhNUEAC
TURERS.
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Stvrgr PUNISHMENT FOR ENDRAyORING To
OIIAly a SrlsuuuTf ~ CA>ADA.-We learn nom e
gentleman of Ontario Comfy o. particulars Of costly
attempt to escape the draft by eein to cnnnda ana
ardeayorinc 70 obtain substitute there Two young
men rsrnen Jarvis and Clifford Bowc7nan belonging to
q wealthy famiiy al Pennington, stepped over INTO
Canada us. before lie en- = september 90 await me
"o,.ptusltics Of the dr-it. Tie latter Tls drawn
and act about hiring Cnnadial substitute.
"a arga rel his man and ready 20 leave VIII im
when tie autlorltes who lad been appIsed Of tLo pro
ccclues ARE ted lin tie charge o violating o. '
- - irst foreign enstucnfs. 10 wcs tried. tDdrd
oi and fentenced 10 - term q eieiicen years in
p,j.onuent, The young man vas doroiies' not aware
-.p.It d. Incurred ia o!ing 10 secure =
s,;,,-tn in srndn His caso viii serve rs warning
40 others Who may hoso visited Canada under me car
e-r.sfauoos Mr.. B0gCrman, VIC unae!s-aLH' !c.'.r
v.,IeeEl ono child a. bennington. Rochester Im'h'
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INsTANTLX IA

INSTANTLY KIbFp-A child named David
Clifton cerly yesterday morning fell from no fourth
STORY window o. BIS parents 90 i1cnce No. ~ NIA-
avenue ~ tho pavement and Was instantJ kL,ed.
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Newport ard Fall River p m
tbs lonS and Mail closes at........oa IN and q ~.
Sunday Aisis-Or Sunday all uiss close at..,' u m.
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Com HousSp, &C. Now s.yi- mana. FnrrRrs Al
"a pucrp .LfcI.. q. T. Z =. y. KILL
No. - Bf0-Guay
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SEy, r,CLELLAN'5 RECORD or
1862.

SIR: Now that Gen. Mcclellan IS before the
people ~ presidential aspirsn cannot refrain i'n
f,rrshpe 10 The Press sone extrects from rcnefka
be letter received by Merch. lS2 from mend $40
correspondent at Washington, ia relation to ActinMS
tondu.t a. General in Chief of Rrnies Ay CORE
ppondent bsd remarkable fscites for obtening inor
son aud much Of il being then conirHband "a Wei as
couGdeotlsl I was compelled 20 keep e secret lts
length would at any time heretofore have heen sufficient
bsr u II, publication. If had been ct liberty 10 offer IT,
u contains prophecy as well as history. W. II. L.
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RoBrFD his EMPLOYER. William OBren,
on GRAND hos IN the employ 10 Patrick Muiphy No.
p ekrrstrce wns yei.rdly ARRESTED ~ detective
Dusonbur, ou charge Of having siol,n s<D m Treas
ury noies nom his employer. Justice DO@ln8 com
iaittcd him FOR tri4l.
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Sales bn Anetion.

SATURDAYS SALE Oct It,
United sl;es no!e AID CsIri se Auction Mart 9Th s,.
cor 4ita-st. H. J. JORDAN Co. rroprietor.
A ~. Mgxwis. Auc;loneer.
by BANGS, MERWIN & Co.. Irving Buid.
ing, Nos 5)t aud sac BIoadsaySsles II looks Sta
nonss. fetOres. wossef An tancy Goods tnrntHro 20
HOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 493
Bw.y yearly opposite ~ Nicholas Hotel GkO A. LA
'iIl Aoe;ivneof 81 j. L. Cooisv Consisuments solicited
CHiNEsE AND JAPANESE GOODS, in
~ cidig besutii, collection SEA SHE'LL, at Aus
Ton 1t our store at IL oc9cI t.' isy 40 80 70 Ivy
rJASTERs SALE.-Pursuant IN tho conn
~ snd Of sss d1ere,a order of from the CoCrs
Of Common fse 81 summit County ., the suit OF frsics
d-cesc aesins tue Cleveland, Zanr.vi- and Coo,ra.S
Ra!osa Company o. Oh to nae dree;et shall oder Tor 'se
GA WEDNESDAY the "a day Of hoyeroet ist,,
between tho hours 0f O'Clock and O'clock r. tas
On Re real ess'r Of 'sd Railroad ,o"ps to hich 'bss
any tr legal equitable, their sad asoaa formerly
known The Aaron Branch Of tie Cleveland and ptibO.s
iiome in the stste Of ohio running nom ua-"r saoInt
Co. IT, Junction with ,sid Cirv.sri md rsb"rzh Railroads
crossing the As,ic and GREAT Railroad at Akroa.
sud the Pittsburgh Fort Wsyus aud Cncsyo Hsf"ad vi
ty the and oil the thereon, bridges vic
ducts cuvsrs fences Depot gronrd d-pots nsehn-..hee
end inshon" and s appuiten"., Of tn-r .ta esd eo
also all the rancbises right,. sd privileges OF aid Company
o. VI TO- % concsnn, The sarrtcep The premises hefe&o
tore conveyed by sd Railroad Company TO the Atlantic are
Great Weston railroad Compsn pursuant to the decree Of
said Court. ApPrsi-.d Al S.2a,cUO
Al-o ., tie ssp" tirs md place. WI of.I for Aee
pa H. Al the person r. pety Il ssi C.vesoAt
/aanv asi Ciaciun.n Roll Company. inc sdinr tts
equipment Z IL rail- I'd row H. e hsod 81 &c H-. elves
II sid Company winch may DC In "a. hruds 1t tie me -
such i- consisting r. pat o uur locomotive as
&C.. era onr ostg,g- 81 gravel :. tonse f.iss
90 1si fcssi csss. u hsnd timber Ties. i-nal,
cord wool materials the MACHINE shops toos dirun, &c.
Ieruls-lGsh At time or
DAVID y. KING spe~isl Master Com
W. :. c. OTIS 4 Clevrianj Plaintiffs Attorney.
Br RcTHLvR ~ grLsOS AuctionPeru.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPT. D. iy6i
NN SATURDAY. October LIST, commencing
~ et 10 q clock r. H.. he following ,s d and ar
Marble viii be sod Ct public sactos the grounds Sorb Cd
tie q. Cppi p:
Co blocks Ieuressee Isrble
lUtD cubic feet % IemGau,s Marbs
T. PIE es Pot risc marble.
t'sI croc eet Neyin0ut Oreen cerpen'ino.
Q col AN ,hals do
20.1 ca &c feet remnants Iteisn Marble. -
~ III be I'D lng' oi az Doors Shut'osa
aud bu iding Msierisl If vaious kinis.
by order OF fre Secretary q TIE Interior,
CLEMENT H. Wksi, General superintendent
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TWAS then determined that there should De fight
rg somewhere. Mcclellan said it would be mad
~ to fight here; lie not ready tlo enemy
were In overwhelming numbers et CeDireyiAc and
Manassas; the roads were bad and the army could
not move. There was nothing TO be hoped for from
hin. Tho President had had plan of bis Owl for
scampagn III the West. II vas decided thai there
should be one there. Mcclellan bitterly opposed j.,
BIZ he was overfuled. Halleck and Buoll were or
dsred by the President, through stanton, 20 move
into Tennessee, the details being ief 70 them. The
t,s was carried out despite McClolian's opposition,
ofyhich know, and the country was electrified by
sSries Of victories unparalleled in tho countys
ll.try. Two things were made manifest By our
sie,cric. IN the Wcst;-ibat 10 did not require
year training 10 it orr volunteers for TIC field, and
ta' M ldy roads could DO Travelled when there wai
determination 10 DO So
Mcclellan tlcn commenced a system, through III.
tosdics and Ickspittes, by which 70 hlch from The
Itnesds, who bad fought battles in fphe OF him,
To glory that was their dre. II was carried 80 flr
tst forged speech o. s.aa'on al tns railroad con-
'ellioa horswss .,logellelio ~ 'lelapeEa - ILs
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MINIATURE ALMsNte
su pi..b.s5 san Set-.....5:fSi Moon .......,sei..
mon wATTR rBIs DAY
Sandy Hook. s.ii GOV issnd.. soo Hen oAte'''' sfl
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1fleoicui.
u,HE GREAT ENGLIsn REMEDY fOR

i 0OUr And RHEUMATISM.
lnsuaeregs on the above complaints either u recent
lorI .',1iirs are siyird 20 use bLAlKS GOVT AND
RfifI HATlG PILLS. They b. fe.d upon the uud
end eactu- remedy offered to ne public, ant hsvo
universally Used IN Europe Tor many wears with tns
u-e.si
Prepared by PR0UT 8 HARsANT No 22o s'gsnd. I.oa-
don England; ard sold - tlsir Ag,ufs WELLS a Co.
frank met. Nev-Yurk Reoi Price, = 30 per box.
Her Majesty Commit ou"r. have suthorred the s1
tiires. 81 THOMAS PROUf 2lg stroud London" to b
impressed upon tho Goysusn. stamp affixed TO each bon 81
the genuine medicine.
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LARCENY or a HoHsE AND WAGoS-Pcter
Eray % loaicr residing 40 No. ~ illst-ayrnnc was
Yesterday arrested charge 81 stealing horse NJ.
wagon valued % Sss0 the rrpciiy Of or. JgGc' odel
Of No gln Ninth nicuuc The lolsa md wagon were
sfan ting en- front 81 No. ffa lotdUay ard durnr The
temporary absence ~ the owner. irny got into ~"
vehicle and drnyeo Of lie Wa pursued ard overt
hy Officer runon II mo ith pIo.ipet Jgg.icc Dow
Nh 1. com.lilL.l h..n ID lei L.-. u 81 10 LaL.