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Arrived.

Steamship Celia tBr B1inr. acSdon ;ih ard eoSen'
Steamer PeeI Devis Beaufort, hours naval stores and
T. s. steam ,ransbcri Dispond Mu1insr Washington. -
sbin sSahempfcS' Willing London 20 days msse and
pssI E. T. Morgan. had strong westerly gaies the entire
Ship David Headey. Hayden, Liverpool % days. coal %
Slip victory TLoiass Liverpool &c days, rad'e aud 81
sbD Columbia sow.l Liverpool 9Th inst; mdss. and "a
pass. C. II. Marshsi & Co.
ship cufivstor Russell Liverpool Sept 9th mdse ardcn
SLIP T. p sag stevens, Liverpool 50 days mdsc and 50
Shin Jeremsh Thompson Blake Liverpool 20 days Ld.e-
and rs pass, Samuel Ihorpsons Asphe" iArfVea on 'hs
slip Ellen Au.'u French Liverpool DC dys radse and 80
pas. sponord Tileston & Co.
BARK AIMS Deus iSorD fveriou- Eabur, Aug ed r'dss
and l6s pass, K. NJ. souan Edge had heavy '" and D.
BarE Olesm tof London) Cameron, shanshse My 23d.
passed Cape Good h9Fe Aus l'i y, neens o "a 80
Balz Sovereign new wOrnwOod. KennObsnk, 10 days b
BIS Don Pere Frl, Pisuenais, Pa'qae', n r. % lays
Bri; EEPo, tBr) Bent St Johns, N B., IA days iunbsa
Bfie Msulius, Norton. Lipgan, coal. c. 3. s,yso
Bhss j. B. King BrJ coaiL Cow Boy, ccal m..ter
Biz Alexander Niiisen ioYs Andrews, N b. sdney. q
u 1s oiasba Iof Last Msess Robinson Mschss days
Brig Foster, Tracey. Lcfsport for PHILADELPHIA .
sch Cabot. PhinBy Boston cys, iadse, ). L payos-
Co.
gclr Mar, Anna Gibbs, Coh-ssett fcr Philadelphia
Schr Hurd snow, Rondout for Bo-ton. .
Sehr Mary Jane, Pilkhar, Eizabeth pot Tor bos,on
schr Mora, Chanplin Providence
schr Mary Z. Gage, no kirs. NeHhurc .or Boston,
Schr Lebsuah. Wal. Elza5ehp at foy Boston.
Schr 4. Kirreii Higgins Ph,siCip hia frr 3oston
schr Yausee Bow Brewer Eiizabethpor for Hartford
schr Mary Z. Pierce Chase, Eliz bethrc for coston
Sclr Idiho Wostc0;i Eiiz lhctEl n ~ Portsmouth
Scir springhok, Haske .. Machiss iaubsr master.
q r.
Schr. Roheri smith. -, Portlnd stons.
sohr. Ssie w. Ponder Phillips Taunton
Schr. Sereph, Ryder, NorSch, in ballast
schs. W lutmon. Sparks fsoyitenec.
Schf l. N. Freeman Ryder. Providence.
sehr. r. NJ. CLARK, CLARK, Anldlriowg.
Schr Funk Maria Barber Bangor days iuns9eT hoJe1s
Murray.
schr <. Crandar Barber Didseport.
Sohr. bouDdbrook Perry, Roe klaud
Schr. Brave. Crosby. Boston fer Albany
schr. NJ A. iyer, Stewart, New-Hayep.
Schr. $. s. Buckingham, Dickinson, Portland, stono
Schr. ROYAL Arch Bel Davidson, Coriviiis . .
Schr. Seven Sisters, Crowley Addison, rars hoyoxs
sehr e. H. Nash, Crowley, JOn,sbcrO. sp'I' HolyoasA
Murray.
schf. Or--on. Rhodes Providence.
schr Ophir UFain LingAn, coal c. Z. Swan.
schr. Okolono, Thacher Cow Bay, coal, nia'sef
WIND-At Sunset, s, light.
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PHILIP E. CROoKE,

PHILIP s. CROOKF,
President Board Of supervisors, Kings Co.
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED,
President Board Of Supervisors, Co. Of n. Y.
CHARLES A. ROE,
Superior Town Of Flushing.
MARTS T. DURYEA.
Superyisor Town Of Jamaica.
JOSEPH RICE.
Supervisor, Town Of Newtown.
THE following taeent Of expenses Of Police having been
submitted the Hoard Of Estimate and AppoonGent said
Beard having been duly convened for the parpoe Of con
mp and examined, d OF adjourned meeting he'd Jane D.
Present.
Police corgiissioiersActon, bosworh Bergen and Nc
comptroller - Nev.York-M T. Brennnn.
Comptroller Of Brpklyn-T. II. lrron.
Tho estimates oithe gear laos examined IN detail and
sdoped as follows Wis 1900 ~
General " pefses Stttvp w
Proosyn Foro.......................... 4Z68U w
At snhcquen me. ling Of the Beard Of Estimate, held
September i81,,ihe following ser was duly approved
or espenses Of alterations OF, additions TO, and rr-
pairs OF New-ioIk station houses and Hose 49,. -.
oiDeteIuon.' - w
Seere'ary Hoard Of Estimate.
Ngw .YoKK sept. 5, 1864.
The undersigned members OF the Auditing Board pro-
yidrd In section o. chapter 40 Of the laws Of 1874, hereby
FOR alterations Of additions 20, and repairs OF New
York ataion-lousos and House Of Deteution.. SIVVO
PHILIP ). CRooKE,
Presiden. Board supervisors Kings Co.
WIN. NJ. TWEED,
Prudent Board Supervisors County Of n. Y.
CHARLES 4. ROE,
Supervisor Town OF F1ushing.
NARglN ]. DURiEA,
Supervisor Town OF Japisica-
JOSEPH RICE,
superyisor Town Of Newtown.
STATE NE.,T or THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND AP-
POHTiONMENf.
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srsspPrNG INTELLxGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-yoRK...... ocroBsa D.
GscaFeis

GIcareas
stearashn Joe Cunningham lBr.), MataIaOrss.
Steamship lazoo Couch, Havana
Steamship Columbia BENTON Hayeua
stnamship iircla Macanlay Liverpool E. Conard.
s,esner rscony Piercc Philadelphia
ship Jnfewriier Bsrrison. Phiiadelphis. Ches Cafo~
Bark Burns Sherman, Fortress Monroe Fsnch, Meirns
Wsrdt - - ,,x-,.
Bark D. r. DeWof (Br), Wood, Mlrseilles ID. X De"of
Bark Eva Del. Kidd, SEangliae.
Bark Horuaan snd Molly Ham Brandt. Hamburg
Brig EdW In Rowe, Goosswich Demarlra, Nillet Rowe
Big Nayerley, Smell, Peernno. Brett, Son & %. .
Brig Avoset,a iRr Inghsin. Turks Island C.EkDoz Ca
Schr. Rival Hobbie Stanford 80. ....
schr c. Knight, Fsnning Calais, J. Boyntous son.
Sclr Senator Fanklin Washington, Bentley, smith Co
schr + amy (Br) Chishoim. Ta0asco. -
schr ST. s. k Torne, Chamberlain san Juan de- Norte NJ
o. Roberts.
Sour Eey Mckay Washnston.
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Ensfruc.ious 60 Perpsy!vnuia soidicrs
for Voting by Proxy.

Fi.,. Each Vote must lie folded required by lsw viii
nsmo Of Office outside
Second The votes thus folded must be put In seaied ente
orc together With the following statement;
Sc. .... qualified voter, of in The County oil
... md State Of Psrnsylyana, do hereby authorize
qualified voter residing In said election district, oi
me 10 cast the bass contained In ts sealed envelope at tue
election 10 be held Tue5dsy, tue 9th day Of November
1854 IN said County and State.
Attest, 80. ....., Signature Of Voter
HsADQuARIERs ......, 80, 1854.
... being daily sygcrn, saith; that he 10 qualified
voter In the election tctn which he proposes 70 vote, thei
he i in sctuai military service Of tie United States
being q mclnter Of Company -, Regiment, $3.50.
tina, he bis ballot to any other person on
rersons that the aid ..... that he will not offer TO
vote al any poll which may be opened 'ad election ds at
any place soevcr and that he is not defertcr and has
not been dsh0noraby dismissed from the seryeei and that
he is now stationed q. ...., in the ststa Of ......
Signature OF Votsr.................
Sworn and subscribed before me tLis
......csy oi........A51i.
..s...................sss'
THE above must b signed by Commissioned officer
tho voters Regiment by any officer Of the vessel navy
yard hospital other place In which the voter H. Tor the
tlne being. sngsged.l
The votss authority and affidavit, must be placed In
scale. envelope and there b written. printed on the
oud neross the sealed part thereof tho words sodioE'
Bslot for ...... township in tie County Of .. and
State q Pennsylvsns" The envelope mus. be sent TO
the p,r,on authorized to cast H. This envelope must DO de-
Tweed unopened the Election Board on The day Of Elec
r-o,cr prccaution It is advisable to write across
the snvsl. % the words "V0 b. opened only by the
Teoton Hoard Many votes were lost az l5st election
u being opened before Election day.
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To Abeny BY Hudson II. r., o. "airsa,st, -
and 10 ain, and 4, q, AID lOtP n SUNDAY Han am -
J0th W. y -
To Albany by Harlem r. H., 10Th A. Ghrav, iuf -
m and o. u sunday trim. ....s...'.:'... ~
Ia Albany Coxzsnss Hotel Dock. West Poh,
Newbureh Poughkeepais, hhinooecA, 1etsthb
.nd Hudson, by steamers Danp Drew and " 'iD.
hard leaving De.afossesst LANDING az WthsIJ ~ IA
To B.ltinore, by the Now Jersey Il IL, loot ot
Courtlandt<t, 3 ard 10 a NJ, "A p ui.' and Il "a -
midnight. 80" = !"
To Boston, by New. London line, Per 81 y X,
and l'i'' 400 ?.
10 so,,o H.. q 3 a. n and 600 p. N
s0,ts ~. ,o ny se IA snd p "a. Sunday. 5oCr
| To Buffalo and the West, by Erie Nairoad 100,
ana III O. III ahn Wv" v
| To Bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport rom reoA =,
Slip " r. 10
To Islip Fire leland and other resorts on
| Ions island BY l.. I. kailrosd, nom james sup
ard foot Of Athst. l.. R.,.......S a. M aud o. up
To Long Branch. by Rsritsn aud Delaware by
!. f.. H.. via steamer jesse hoyt' loot OF Murray
daily nj v "
| 10 New Raven, Hartford, and sPunsheld-s's"h, .,
H. Ee%gl, rs9. by the Nekiiasen Rl, s1.6s
II and 4hnv AZ s. lit m. TT g. $3.50 and V;Oo p
Il To Cornwall West Point, NewouIgh. Penp Acepsle
and Ronioni BY steamer Mary Powell iiaycs Jay o.
II Al landing daily s'.'..' y r.
4 70 the West. by PeuHsylyeiia Cent? 4 knii.'d eo
nirr 2 " Re- a. m. md % no.. s/rn'S tfam'' 'VP'
~ he West, BIZ Central Railroad y Rev yer f'
] rief > ~ a.. o. ul. ~ m AM, 500 . u1 H"h
diY trsiu...s...ss,ss f'''''''''''f'' "
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YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1864
Supervisors Blunt Briggs, Davis Ely Little
PurJy. Smith andgweed-s.

Affirmative Supervisors Blunt. Briggs, Davis Ely Little
Purjy. Smith and Gweed-8.
INSPECTORS OF REGISTRY.
Vacancies announced IN The oheool inspectors u neg
istry In the folcw wing districtsi
Word I......Dist. 3....Thos. Holland.
Ward M......Dist b.. Piiflck short.
Ward Dist b.. Patrick White.
On motion The Board then proceeded TO fill aid yacen.
with the following result, SuPsryisors Little and ocns ac"s
Ward L....Dist 3....Thomas Finn.
Ward X......nlst. 3d.. James Donneliy
Ward M......Dist. 8.... Bernard sexton.
Ward XNH......lisL lg....Augu,t hunEsssen
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Report Of Special Committee ArmeEies ana pf'Too-S'
with resolution follow; - -, -,
Pe,osd That the Cfik Of the Board be authorized ana ~
eced under the direction Of the Special Con nitte Oh ar
lores and Drill Rooms, execute ease OF the premises
known a. the Medical College" situate on Thirteenth
street between Third ard Fo thayeuues IA the county OF
New York, for Eve year., at rent OF 500 per Aul LII
NAV l. 1864 said PREMISE to be used lfory anu dri-
Cor tho Ninc,yhird Regiment New foh sste 's..o'
al Guard end the Comptroller i hereby auti ossa ana Ss
"a 20 pay .sd rent quarterly IRON apPro IE"ton iof
lea aud Oriifoons." 81. -,
By lis Homer the Mayor September n, returned with his
objections thereto IT., y va,
Honor m. Navor by the foliowi vote; - 800
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Blunt, Biggs Davis, Ely Little
Puriy, Smith aud Igeed-3
MOTIONS.
Supervisor PURpy moved that .hen tire Board ADJOURN II
DO 90 to meet on Nondly 3ls inst. at 10 O'Clock a.
Which WIS raitied. - -.
Supervisor PUaDr moved that the Board do adjourn
Which carried. - 1911,
Wersupon the PRESIDENT declared that the Board stood
adjourned until Monday, Jlst met. 1t 10 o'clock a. m. .
jos. Is. YOUNG CleIk.
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Eonrd OF supervisors.

STATED srslos--Tuss3,y. oct 2s ioes,
Tbe se,l met rur.unn, to adOanioea n'he.i casH5sf
!, iam NJ Tweed ESQ., President in The Chair
supcg,or. H.ani, Brsg., Davis. Fly iAi'ie faTdy and
- IT, minutes q tic rr-sedn, meeting rad AID ~
proved
Petitions ~ ,ie Follow relis tr Afaoes ana -
pairs 10 hru.or.'s.
Flint r. .lmtlL
WIFI ~ere rerlre % tie Special Committee on Arnoro'
Tr,iiar. q The following named fos remission and coE'o-
ton ofia4:
Columbian iniurancs Company. -
winch wero rficlred 10 zoe Committee on ANIMAL IaIs.
Pet.ion Of WIN H. Wikc. Cle.1 30 oAec q! County Clerk
whsi va. scirrrsd to the Committee County oaeeia
WLLs.
Bir o. Mauhti'sn C.sl comntry, amounting 70 W.
%hlea Wa rrf-lrsd 70 tomraiec County oae-r.
Bill Of jane. Lsueh 81 crit amounfngto el'J " Tor
s-rycos during qaser ending September ~ oy'. oa..
whsh ieisrcdt 10 the COMMITTEE on ,e,,ny ofeer'
m Of Tho County CerE siaeuHtln; to +i'h % Tor scr
,ybcs va re'etsd 20 he Committee on County Oeer.
Br. Of ne following named, Tor psniHg and stationery
Bs.ei 4 60
Charles g. Ford. Nuo 9"
which were ref,Tcd 10 Do Committee On Printing and
E j. r. Barnard Sons, amounting 20 SLID Co. for
When was ,cierred t. the SPECIAL eoa On Fuel
Adams auouutilgt 20 - TOT 4Ati4ls
sc f,r rooms 81 Court Of SeasionA
Which vas referred 10 Committee on Criminal Courts
aud Police. 49,. -. ,t... o.. ID,
H II John Hauey amounting TO sls ior services O. sh'
o., fehfyln A. Courtroom ia Duane street
Which was referred to the Comm Tee IN lsi 'ourts
BIZ on Iwi Carpenter amounting 10 sl4S ~ for repairs
10 County Clerks oince. 81, c,- or.
Which va. rcieled t1 tie Committee on Conhy Ohoe'~
COMMUNICATIONS.
communication received from the CLERK o. the Court
o. Sson being ictYTls Of DE jurors leso) aulhohoa
by the sheriff .oI the month Of October lti o.
Oct al6 rand Jurors Tor Court 81 Oyer aud Iefuhes'
oct d Grand Juror, for General essriois
%. C. Grand Jurors for trnefnl Sessions
oct s-67 Petit Jurors for O-perni Sessions
Oct 5--34 Petit Jurors f0T General Sesaions
Which was received End ordered OF ME-
The foi ,,ying was received;
,Jyrtc,. on rms COaaIssIOSFRs PUBLIC CHtH.TiEsl
ASH CORRECTION, New-ioIk, Oct, ltoi
To the Hon. he Hoard q sEper'0T' o. NE C'g ara CoH"'g
ofNeie loTk. . ,,, 49,
0rsTLyxgy IN compliance with section - o. On Net 20
rst IN the ity and County Of New iofk the Department o.
Pne Cnsritts aud Correction aud abolish Tho Ai- hosc
Deuttfrt therln the Commissioner pres Mt tbe o
report number 81 persons received uen"tHsd 49,
dd and rrmsnin. tie re-ctive Institutions uneo lsii
car,e from tho Let day n July TO the SOth ahy oi i,
q srr.a led. j
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s)ort-iUarn.sns' Notice.

STATE or Nsv-YcsS,
PoRr-wARpnSs CYTlcE, No. lr+ "aA't
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance wiss
..ct,sn Of ths act sasssi Agrl u 1881. entitled Al
Acs 10 Heornss ac Wrieos 0hce Of the Pert OF sew.
York" 70 AL persons interested u- or having onase " s
and ect matter OF sush inquiry, examination or survey,
ths following vs.es under Hauinsaon oy ne ~
Wardens and that tho said Surveys or e1anaons WI %
completed witlhn ten days peAi succeeding tn n0S' s
beard sad yesoels INN
Steam ship Louisiana '''''''''''.''''.sss ~ p
Steamship Glasgow. ....ss..'''s''''',
HArt ylgrr..............-..
Rayk D. -
lriq Elizabeth. leis
S.hr. -.
SUM MINTHORNE TOMPklEs, President
4 are's HKRRfAAS. Secretary.
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sspOker.

10Th inst l. Is 90 lon. 10 H. bark Wo,ssts. bound W.
Sg;h inst lat 80 So lon. 81 q, ship Marion bound W.
g.h Inst a AZ 30 Ion. 90 a. ship AsIEScom rom nfense
for Baltimore. ST.. -.
i inst l1t a 20 Ion ST. ship Enoch Train from Liver
pool or Boston "a days out. 80,
Iat int lst a. 49, lon 80 H. ship Frank FLAT bound w.
ism int lat 81 IS lon. p ". ship LINE homss
9t int lat IS n lou ~ BAH stella from Antwerp foa
New-losk.
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COOP. -

To philadelphia by New-Jersey Railroad, foos or
snS b lnaniit SUI sanday 600
To Washinglon by Heg-Jerley IL H., foot 81
;sa;n sr ~, ' = r'...... 7.30 p. n.
To- are, irfos siion IN record 20 Raroad Time Tables
zee al gertiser ells in another par. OF tIs paper
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Smiled.

Nrr 2t.-S'ohircf I0wl
Ger a-sesmers-C olunbia. Heels George Lcary, Vino
l,nd Cop,nental h. 5, Terry Thorn Tile. Baltimore.
Barks-Floreuce Nightingale nel Resolution rtha b9enlH
Brss-Foster. j. Truman, j. NJ Corning Jane "a'ef Ay'
Clio, Werlcn Law. . -. . =, -, =, ~, ,,,r..-
Henry J l. Hess u Rodgers, Floro, kste Bingham.
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90 |.
m r. ports from the Wardons superinten
a., d rt iy.can Of the seveel iusutions present
Al anspv and Kind Of labor performed during the period
ceucz ca tho LEI July, aud ending on ths ~oh Sepein
Der, iHi i0ui '00"'S M sprR p,s.hJ.,,
Which wa, received and referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Pub
he Charities and Correction a, !.
comronnirson received from the Cominlssioners OF
Harlem bridge with accompanying bills incurred III the "ok
c. ri PurreT 10. reut to Aug l. 1854 $40
~ II lockwood Oct. Z, l85i.......: ....'..,,. i2o
Which Was referred 10 the Special Committee sn hAson
Bridge.
The following was receivodi ....,
CISsHAL DEPARTMENT. ~ THH METROPOLITAN
rofIcY, 100 MuLeKEEY,sTRNKr, Z
NKw-i oEE, October IL, lCti.)
Hon. WE. 81 TwSKp.
Eui,t le,se find proceedings Of tho Board Of Estimate
- Ae,dun,eut and 81 the Auditing Committee, as Iro
Sd r. S,,on 60 CHAPTER 40S Of the Laws OF ltbf IN To-
ietion "a The xpe,sses OF police for the year 100
n Y HhsBROiCK Acting Chief Clerk.
kEw.YOEK June 9Th, 1904.
meeting Of the Auditing Committee, duly convened ,iA
a., AZ ,e r. gniu .oncfs Of Police, IN Pursuance
of econ 90 thup,er 4 the Lawf Of 1904 tho Meuopgh'
tan Police Ion de following certificate was ordered 70 10
rrrun,ed "a ue by sad Committee OF majority thefeoi
ID. y. HASbROUCA, Secretary fpdiins Os<ni ,5, CO.
We Hereby certify that the Auditing 6oaid have o1Ameo
the vi in s,;nao aud apporio1nr aHd heebJ AtF'"'D
tAo flne. 30 sits d. ---., IN
Nee YORK Folce..-- .......ss'-ss y,
Hfansiyn torcc.-...,... -,......'..'.'s '-'''- "
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THE PLEURo- PNEUMONIA, which hes caused
20 much alarm In Massachusetts aud New. Hampshire
during the Las. yo years. has Lately broken out IN the
tssw,s Of potcrboro'. Hancock, Antrim, Dublin ana
Stoadsrd New Hampshire
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The Victory rsoor,. Haze had some heavr wesher ~
inst In The Gull Stream, lad heary gale from r 70 y
durng which sos sAls aa, and compelled 10 lie 70 "
hours u,def bare pcles- .,, An.
The r. r says reports: Have lad heavy westerly gales tns
entire ressa-c Lat -, Ion o. spoke u 3 AMP cruising
supposed her 20 Do the SAepIeEd Knapp
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Ri.ee.6:2f sun Se........j:c4 Moon Rises. 3:U
HIGH WATER
Sandy Hook. 555 Gov I.sud.. 6;to Hen Ga.e.,.- I<s
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"ExYcIrrIyg DEPARTMENT.

"MILEDGEVLLE, GA, sept ~, ltpi.
"SR: IN reply 10 your lclter OF the 10Th irst 80.
dressed TO Ills Excellsncy and desiring to know unger
what conditions he would be In favor of reconstruction
OF the old Federal Union and go into fratorna embrace
with the foul invaders Of orr bones and rights INC ur
derers Of our brave and the abusers and insues
of our won en-n word, the base and hcndsh unciV-
zers Of the age an directed by the Governor TO say
that his position on this subject has been Sc often given
10 the country in official ion. that he does not con
slider IL his duty n spend time in further explanations
An who wish 10 undo rsand have the means OF nfor
nation at hand. Very respectfully.
II, n. BROyLEs, Aid-de-Camp."
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Rebel. Looking Tor n Back DOor-Isris
Prospects on Our side-Bcseernrs Too
Much for Priec-Cartis at TsdepcR-
dcnce, etc.
'f'om Our Special coHeporden,.


ST. LOUIS. Oct. Is, 1864.
The Rebels evidently are moving very care
faIY. with view to keeping open line Of retreat
PRICE s wary Of RosRcRAHs, and doubtless remembers
Lu.ka 8nd Corinth, where old Rosy gave him such q
tlubbng, the day that our troops occupied Upton
which is directly south Of Bonneville. PRICE left tho
latter place and moved along the railroad TO Wayerley
Were he halted night and the next day established
Ms headquarters at Lexington. Our troops evacuated
he latter town Thursday and Joined Gen. CUFFS
Considerable force TO check PRICES progress westward
Every days delay DOW il and more fatal TO tbe
Success Of PIECES plans He has inadequate supplies
No AIMS % support the large force Of conse1pts ho
Aght be able 70 collect IN the center OF the state Ills
st maneuvers seem 10 Indicate very PLAINLY thst not
FithHanding al the Boosting and swaggering. PRICE,
Means 10 keep door open by which be can escape II
ne Fortunes OF war are against HIM.
JEFF THOMSON made his appearance Of Sedaia on
saturday morning where Gen. CRAWFORD with q Tegi
nent VI Pettis County enrolled militia. and a company
"a The Nineteenth Illinois Cavalry, were stationed.
tho,usoS had two pieces Of artillery, and tossed
ePe OF shells into the town as reminder Of what he
ccosid do CRAWFORD gave his men liberty TO make
s.ei- esCape and a majority succeeded IN getting or
~ cavalry were not 30 lucky, and most Of them
lPesed and pasObd. JEPF Gays he vas kindly treated
.ief prisoner IN our hands, and repays tho Kindness
~ vtai'Ag his prisoners we'll He held the town only
s aay. aud then started oil In tho direction 81 Lea
aairrday three hundred Rebel cavalry cniclcl IN
.f'er Only fWll I've Mica from j. oEscs llIy. icy
~'. .ii n s1a wunfd 81 cavalry. and ieihulll riuir
80 ''s clizens l1dlscriminAien o. all kind 0i iiou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27
Governor Brown of Georgia en- Recon-
sfrucfion.
Recon-

Tie Riosmond DisPotck OF the 2UIh ln5IaHt
contains tle following;
correspondent writes The Columbus Er7gfrer from
Lumpkin Georgia that il having been reported there
that Governor BROWN was in favor Of TccOnstruetng
tic old Government. provided we could get cur rights
etc In the Union gentleman Of that place addressed
him on the subject and received the following In reply
which is explicit enoGgh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

t1rANP,LT Y1PTHszs.

Keeping Of IS iorscs a. SIG % PEI
month et.E......................
Two Gsooms, .. 900 each...........
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-12

Amuss nients.

CANTERBURY. entertaining and at
trsetive bill Is offered tonight MUS ssiie sun
deIland, the great Bsladiht OF the day, viii sing
some CHI leo songs OF the hesrt. Mons Szollesy
and his beautiful b ,llet troupe. The wesner SIS
ties and tn. COX B'igade will all be on hand. II
you would "lsuyh and grow fat" we advise $ GU
night. tomorrow afternoon the Ladies will REQ
olltct their privilege Of waiting the Cante bury,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-12
Au3-eO&f
A UCTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT
~ pROpkRTy


DEPtR NEST OF THE IsTER'oR,)
OFFICE OF THE WAsHIHoTos AQuEDrcT, !
WksHINoToE, e., August 3, 1854
Will be sold 1t public aucu n, on TUESDAY,
august is, commencing at 10 a. m, at the Rock
Gesk Bridge;
Al.rss lot Of mi.cell .neous property connected
win the Washington Aqueduot, consisting OF one
stat enary steam Eagine, about rs tons old
Wrought Iron 81 tons old Cast Iron, 73s barrels
Hydr Sulie Cement 900 pounds Asphalt, 6 Asphalt
Kettles, stone scows, 63,so feet b NJ. old Tim
Der, several Wooden Buildipgs, together with
large lot OF Hoisting AID Travelling Cranes Blocks
aad Fans, Wire and Hemp Rope, Derrieks, SHOW
els, wheelbsrov Frames, strap and Rails, q
quantity OF Grauite, no 40.
The s6ovs property IL stusted at Bridge 0 and
the Government warehouse in Georgetown, Ois-
| tributnx Reservoir, Cabin John Bridge, Great
Falls, and Seneca QuArries.
Descriptive printed lists Of the property 10 esch
locality W II he furnished and sitter the 10th
inst. at this once.
Ths sale will take place on the ground, except
the pro erty at Seneca Quarriss, which viii be
sold at Great Falls from the descriptive list.
II not all sold on the 18th, the sale will be con.
tinued on the II h, at the same hour.
len per cent OF the purchase oney will be paid
the dAv Of sale, and the balance taking pos
session of the proparty, which must be within six
DAYS after the sale the ten per cent. will be for
| ieatel and the property resold.
BY oSder Of the Secretary Of the Interior:
SEYM IUR,
Chief Engineer Washington Aqueduet.