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DRoPosALs FOR LEAD.
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20. 4. WAsHIHaToH, July I, 1884.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii % received ~ hi.
S1 s, pI,, o ~ NJ. IVY W., s for
= "a TWO THOUSAND TONS LEAD.
ThiA lead to be approved quality, Pu.e and soft,
e. sssaas' ssS . to e sS :s s;
ss..sSsS w. haaassa tsssSs he 18Th q iasa:s
1854 I'D pot iss' than nyehandred tops per month
! n siare 70 nsts dtrystiss ~ ths spssipsa time
VIII ,nhsst me s9ntra y Y iOEisit9ts q the
us hidder viii be required 10 aseoinpApy his
Ss.:uss Ess Il ss:i
" sss a rs rs SsssIss g u s.Ss
Iss i Win he Ss s, az
An ,o center lao tne contest thsy 2 make good
me Hsf, tespon,isls bidder Or the person 70 whom
h; ~ Eli y rs sslr s Of the ::
asktst tltiist Court. d o. the DATED States
fs:s e is sss ssss, 's 81:
M, snto!s, WI ", III strsi % ,ths idts..fai
bladsf Or bidss pds ~ q Al; si1s ne sGp'ts't
p We, the andsr.isnsS' sssid.s,s of - % jim
sslsy jdsiSsy md .svs ssSs With the
ssps nat ne o. ssy ~
Al oneo exeouta the oontrsct for the sans with
sSod aud ,qi q q. .usst IN ,q 70
saySt.sasss SstsS sSiy II ~ Ssdss Ns,sS NE
fsi e enter iSso esatrss, .iosssad, " guar,
antse 10 make good the differences the Offer
bidder, Of the person TO whom tbs sqnrsstnAy be
y o. { Given upaer our hand, and seals
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DHOToGRAPHIo MEDALdIbNs

@ ALE CT CONDEMNED HORSES
10 AND HuLES.
7'l .'' CHER QuARTERsAsTEn's pfTItE,l
IN. DEPoT or WAunNoTua
4 ~ J! wAsHIE0 on, d G., June %, 1ssL.
VIII he sold, a. Public Auction, ~ the COrTaIs,
near The ohIdyatery, 10 the city 81 Washington,
d, O., on WEDNESDAY, July 9Th, 1854, and on
WEDNESDAY, July 20, 1854, a lot Of IT
HORSES AND MULES .h'
condo mned a. uhnt Tor public ssryisS.
Terms; Cash, In Government funds,
sale to Commence at 10 o'clock q. ~.
ID. n RUCKEH
. Bripdisr General and chief ouptsrmGiter,
jsaS9h Depot OF Warrington
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORSES. ,.n
=, wAR DErARrnENr, CAVALRY RuaEAu, } y
OfricE or CHIEF QuARrERmAsrER, idi
fWAsHInorsr, D. v July 4 1884. y q
VIII be sold n POBLtC AUCTION, to the hish-
est bidder, st the tines and places named below,
viz; . --..... d.
Lebanon, PennA THURSDAY. July "A, 1854. %
Reading, Penna., THURSDAY, July n 1854.
Harrisburg, PenDA., THURSDAY, July %, 1894
Altoona, PonnA, THURSDAY, August I, 1854. q
1884.
TWO HUNDRED taoo, Cavalry Horse, at each
place. ~ a1I
These Horses have been condemned a. unit for
the Cavalry ssrvies OF the Army.
For Road and Farm purposes many good bar.
gains may ~ had. biol ~ - ZOO Iiw on '..
Horses sold singlY. .
M 4 TO- ~ JAMES A. EKIN,
L. Colonel and Chief Quart. rmas'er 51r
jve1t cavalry Bureau. Or
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UARIETIESi VARIETIES
" MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.

IFrontins Penn'A AVenuo and Ninth stToet.l
HAnBLIN GO. ........::............P roprietors
FITZ SIMMONS. Stage Manager and Advertiser.
City-full OF open wipdows Miss Kitty scott ey-
cry night this week. for the hrst time any stage,
In the great DIANA OF THE FRENCH SPY, or, The
storming OF Algiers. Engagement OF the star ETH
opian, Mr.. Billy vest. The Aceo nplished actress,
Miss Latte Chandler, Miss Fannie May, Mas Mag
op an ATtistes, Bob Hall, J. Thompson, Larry
Tool y Harry Bloodgood. The American Dam
seu.e, Helena smi b. and the star Co pany.
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Sun srRoKE.--A German soldier, from LIn-
coin Hospital, was yesterday taksn TO the NAVY
Yard police ptation-house, having been prostratcd
By tho heat After the Administerfng Of stimuli
carriage. He was . oonvAlcsoent soldier, and
had been ordered 10 Fort Massachusetts,. ~ p
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TIE only place where you can purchase lido
at II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 40
PennsylVanis avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
stIeets. Also, ell kinds Of Rubber goods beauti-
ully repaired 81 short noues. mar 4-d
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TAKEN EsTRAY BY THE METRO
. i politan Poliee-on the 9Th day Of Juno, one
The police. The owner i hereby nonasd to make X
proof OF ownership 10 the property clark Of the
Metropolitan Polles District, 1t his ON q, No. tas
THURSDAY, tho itth July, 1884, or said mare will
Sa ~ to law, Il W. Wan 4 Co.'S BaIsSr, No. o
-''- - Gao. T. HkkRICK, Property Clerk.
W. L. WALL b CO., Auetioneers. q 81
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STRAYRD OR STOLEN, ON THURS
- day pight, a .. 5. condemned sorrel HORSE,
about u hsnds high, from rear the Droveris Rest
liberal reward will bs paid BY returning him to
iol Water street, Georgetown.
jyialt rs. RANKIN q co. VI
nj OTI IL. 1---- = - : :.
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.1Iary cHIEr SIMULTANEOUSLY orFIcf,)
WARRINGTON DnpoT,
.si,,, q, wAsHIEeros, p. C., Ialy 9, U.S.
STEERS each capable OF driving with . singie line,
and mah aging ak mule teama. II .rF-f az
To such Who are oompetent TO perform the duty,
the pay per month will be thirty dolArs, With one
ration per day, and hospital privileges Including
the medical attsndAnoe whsn sick. : I'M II 7
Apply to Captain Charles II. Tompkins, A. Q.
n, " 3. A, corner Twenty-seeond and @ streets,
Warrington, d, Q. Ia. d. II. RUCKER,
IA Brig. Gen. and Chief ousrtermastef,
jysls Depot Of We.hington.
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.akMUSENfENTS.
CA l,asl., u ? Z, 9 f ~, H .I,4I IL

W D LOUISIANA, kv,, NEAR SIXTH n. I,
ehohek LEA. .f....y....,..y..s. sffopristof
80. Y. 'ltfs --A-- ~ Atf1W li!N y
. am b 81 wosLp,s MODEL ri ~, -
.- woRLD's MODEL . b. -
AMUSEMENT TEMPLE. ~, 10,
a'll' 'f'p AMusEmEur TEMPLE. y! 40
.FI
NEW STARS, FRESH TALENT. hr
81 new STARS yREsH TABsNr. .ss,
500 Hf's - i'Ful 80 fs.aHl o. n. !.
F7' r# 80 RkDIANT GALAXY .nlrs ~
.i23' ~. ~ .,.a5 RADIANT GALAXY y - N,
,ss H. ~. HuMo q, caxcs, aEAura. s ''
/ glrs HUM0Rj GRACE, BEAUTY. 20 -.
b. Z. ', p if- 10 10 nn ACRE I
second week Il he, srs ~ az 49, e, 81
~, ,srs I's' a., SUMMER SEASON. ',a M
First appesrsaceiu this city Of - 1uig. .,.
''".'' w HARRY MACON, ". T. g.
- Of 4r- ,irr HARRY MACON, ~.
Tbs renowned Ban oist and Negro Dslinsstor.'i
Engagement Of lr grfagrs1t otto, 81 Il, .~1
10 % MISS moLLIE BoeARr, t'rg
A., ~ MISS MoLLIE BooART. %
|ft1r-a o.r Ths chnmias vooalist. 81, Js
,,o| % John MuLLIaAS ..'',g'G, .''
rrH ~ d, JOHN MULLIGAN, s1ss y ~
The acknowledged monarch Of Negro oomsdlsns,
second week Of %. iH ,-p IN .yt-1.6 % q.
ban % 'T1 JoHNNY REDEEM, mag .q,s
cali. -s Q, JoHNNY REbDEN, ~.
The favorite Song and Dance Darksy. ,Messts.
80 Z, WILLIAMS AND poueBERTY, rIs.
ID new ineisnse Of NEGRO asts. = 80 -. 90
70 a5,s % at W. p. oAvANAeH, ,'pl -,
me f.yoiite Comedian and Comic vocalist, 81
,,.o-,...... J. DE FORREST, !" biaa
The talented Light Consdian.Iaser .rirrpr . .
.-aTss4 miss NAOMI PoArEs, ,.q . sai
Ia her crest 'chslisnss zig, "a which she stshds
.s.rI.- ~ W'hoa' AhvAh y IA, ,a5r
....r MR. gro n BERrS -srT
rg.. 10 80. Mr. GEO, RoBERrs, -0Is 81 g
The Celebrated msitre 90 Ballet and Male Dancer,
Together with mshmo,h Canterbury 1T 1l
-, Conbinasion Of i. 5er II '.
J. DANCERS, ~ sIrsT1r sf's7,rl -.
Z r.' .. 80 COMEDIANs a710 "a %. 70 - sue
In bill Of Novelties .p,Sisly suited to thsseasOn,
o. s- ' '.. fprmtnE HlCgVf1 ...fTH ~
4 LIGHT AND PLs.sIsG PsREoRMAScE
LIGHT AND PLsasIEG PERFo RaAsSE
Two splendid 'Ballsts arranged BY Mr. George
La vIvANDRRE
9 ~. u. !" CARNIVAL De VENICE.
A new and, Lsughsbe BurIesque, written sx-
pressly for the Canterbury, entitled
EuRsIsaED hpARTmENrs
The Funny Negro sketehot ... O. .p
81 - Tar 'HALLENGE DANCE. H.r
ID. |.uH. THE CHI ALLENGE DANCE. nat
In which John Mullirsn will appear In his favor
Ito Character Of LANKY JAKE > ~. To-.
By particular request, The Great scnssaon Drama
OF 'e-.". BSsaWa4okEss "
'''s .1a. PoroSAC.
POTOMAC.
Z 4, POTOMAC.
wIi be repested for positiveiy the
LAST LAST WEEP WEEK.. si.Daea 10
SATURDAY AFTERHooN, ~
LADIES POPULAR MATINEE,
~ H.l Commencing 1T O'Clock.
Admission-LAdies Is oentsi children 10 cents.
LOOK OUT FOR NOVELTIES.
admission. .".."................2o oenu
Orchestra. 30 oehu
Private Boxes, holding six persops.............e
Doors open at u performance TO commence ~ y
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JAMES THARP, DEALER IN To-
street, between Pennsy wanna avenue and D street.
Washington city. The attenhon Of sutlers a.
will be found TO embrace great variety OF every
article In his line Of business He would take this
public for thu patronage heretofore extended TO
him. Ie2t-lm
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WANTS.

UTANTED--THREE OR FOUR PU-
w pills TO learn the PIANo-FoRrE, By .
lady who has few honrs during the day 70 spsrs.
Address, !" A. n - Boz u, this once. jeilu
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suIoIDH.-A colored woman named Adsline
smilsr, who lives on The Islsnd committed suieids
BY taking lnudanum, on sunday night, from the
effects ofwhich abe died on yesterdsy
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Dogs CLOTHING. I'VE AItE NOW
I'D In reeeipt OF a large Assortment OF Boys and
Childronh Clothing OF the nsweat gtylsI, suitable
for the present season TOR dreaE and school wear,
70 which We invite IN fl's9 Rast; q Ysisnss
Sah POnnBylVlniA Ayen Ye, bstWeen
Ninth and Tenth slr0eta,
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GALE AT ALEXANDRIA, VA, OF
y EMNED QUARrERMAsrER's
STORES

Al. cHirr avAhTrnMA.rEn', oTrIcr,l
WAlHNoToN DIPoT, J
WAlHIsoroE, D. c., July II, 1854.
VIII be sold a. public auction, at Alexandra,
Va, on TUESDAY, July 10, 1854, ct II O'Clock, =.
SADDLE sisaists, Brides, Horse and Mule Col.
lars, Hames, Saddles, Wagon Whips, Horse Coy
ers, Wagon Govern, Lanterns, shovels, Stable
Forks Paulins, Scales, BiAeklmiths, and carpen-
ters' Tools, 40, se,, ss, condemned a. unn. for
sucssssfui bidders will be requiredt TO remove tho
articles within ave (o) days from date Of sale.
Terms cash In Government funds;
hrlgadisr General and Chief QuArtsrmaItsr,
Jylf-n Depot OF Washington
GALE OF CONDEMNED GRAIN.
10 SACKS. & VI
cnIET ouARrERmAsTEA's oFPICE,)
DEPor or WARRINGTON,
--- WARRINGTON, D. o., July II, 1884.
VIII be sold ~ public suction, AZ seventh street
wharf, 10 tho city Of Warrington, d. O., on MON
DAY, July IS, 1884, At II o'clock a. m,
5000 OLD GRAIN-sACKs,
| eondsmed a. unht for public servies. 1a
successful bidders will be required 10 remove the
articles within ave days from date ollAle.
Terms-Cesh, In Government funds.
| '7 I've ID. II. RUCKER,
Br,KAdier General aAd Chief QusTtermaater,
| 8jyIi.st Depot Of Warrington.
lXXT &. STER, =
w. ATTORNEY AND couksELLoR AT
No. ~ nnssa.A street, tdr.t door above Rlss.'.
| BAnk) je21.lm'
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MOSQUITO NETS AND Z BARS.
Ihe undersigned has on hand, and IL prspafod
to put up, the most approved atyles OF TfI'-TI
MOSQUITO BARS,
such ~ palmer'a Fixture of Movable Standard,
HALtwelpS Imperial steel Wire Canopy, OF Roe
and the lowest New York price. ~ ~ . -
Nets and Lane sold BY the quantity, piece or by
the yard. -. u GEO. WlLLNEh, L.F
UPholsteTeF and Paper Hanger
jyI lSl Ninth 1treet, bel. b and Z.
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DOR YMON T .--.sTEAMER
II PHOENIX, Capt srAcnroLE, will leave foot
u Seventh street every SUNDAY MORNING at
10 .. m. during the season, for the above simmer
resort. Tho above steamer can be chartered to
private parties duriug the week BY applying 70
Capt. staokpole, or IA Pennsylvania svenue, up
stairs. Istar and Chroniole.l ie9oim
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MIssrse.-Mr. wurth, proprietor Of the New
York Hotel, rner Of Seventh and Y streets, left
his house about @ o'clock on yesterday morning
and has not been heard from since. He had Just
beea uuwell for several days. His family arc In
great distress. -. =
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nuIE EsTna s.nsass, ma csaais. 4 Rl.s 0 q.
aert,rs from the Federal army, were arrsstek yes
terday morn.pg by onieers Pullin, cornAn, Mar.
delivered to the military. George W. Turner,
eoloTed, q deserter from the navy, was arrested
last night by Patrolman Garrett, Of the sAms pre-
clnct, and delivered TO the navy. .lH- 1uf
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Isea.l
fssai.t

Ihersby certify that, h, the best Of my Enowl-
sdge and BELIEF, the aboye-named guarAntors are
good and suh1eient a. sureties for the amount for
which they OFFER to be security.
To be certined By the United States District A.
torney, Collector Of Customs, or any other ofieer
under the United states Government, or responsi-
~ " : Ef10 r ~ D. II. RUCKER,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
= f.sa DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTEnIoh,l
OFyIcE or THE NAsHIhoroH AQuEDUcT, ,
WASH 0ToR, D. c., July ., 1854.
Sealed proposals WIil be received at the o1lee OF
thu Washington Aqurduct, until n O'clock, Of
MONDAY, the 2oth July, instant, for icon atIuet-
Ing tho dam Of solid masonry aerosl the Ma rylsnJ
ehAnnel OF tho P0tomae river, near tho Great Fails,
oeiviIg eserVor" as the same Afe provided for IN
the act OF Congress approved July I, 1854 lac
Plans and Ipeeiheations may be aeen al thil
on ce on and after the 18th instant. 49, N, \
UnexceptiOnsble references as to ehafAettr aad
responsibility must AeeompAny each bid, and hnpls
security viii DO required for the prompt Ard faith
full performance Of the work. = II'r.'p sEal
By order of the secretary q the IntsEi3r: p :
iva-,u r chisfE ns,r waassn ION HaIstS,,.,
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upt thy Yard. Two heavy guns are AZ ths gate,
together with Apumber Of small brsss howitiers.
The gunboat Yankee has been lanaehsd from the
with guns and ammunitiongs The eoast survey
steamer Blbb has been transfefred 70 the nsvy for
tie present. The Dragon, Primrose, and Leslie
hays come up from the iowsr Potomac.
, 1864-10-27

Ihe farls papers announce the death oi
Madame the DoWager de CoriaY, at her resi.
depce, the Chateau cu Renouard: near V1mon,
tiers (Orne). In her eighty.ninth year. haYfnt,
been bonn on the 30th November, IT'S, she
wss Of the same family as Charlotte Co1day.
Though ten years younger then Char
lotte, she knew her well, aud always spoke
| OF her "aa young person usually serious
ard reserved, having the maunefs ofa we'll
bred lady, according to the usages and tradi-
tlon9 Of the Corday family, but who could
llua0 On occasion, Wa4 very fond Of children
and loved to share their amusemente."
An ingenious Epglishman has been permit
TED TO try come experiments at the gas: works
at MaDnes, the n Oat successful Of which Was
t1e snode1 appearance throughout th5 city
OF beautiful clear red light, which threw
around rays of the mcst brilliant description
1t Is said that By the addition to the gasome
nght and changes OF color can be lnstantan-
eously produced
In Paris one Of the most celebrated actres-
Sea Of the day has given notice Of her inten.
tlon Of bringing lawsuit against q FerF
youthful rival at q minor theatre, whom she
ACCUSES Of having committed larceng, inas-
mrch as she has stolen her gestures les ges
her whole systeIn Of acting.
A singular rumor Is afloat among the Chi.
nese at Pe1kin, which shows how prompt
they stu are to believe III of foreigners. It
Was said that the student Interpreters were
In the habit Of kidnapping boys and girls
and digging out their eyes to use them for
Photographic purposes. The Chinese govern
ment tooK the matter up, bambooed severe
y several pereons who were fouad propsga
ting the scandal, and have succeeded in ar-
resting four Or i've Of the real kldnapperz,
80 The tale Is now beginning to die out. :.
A singular letter has come to light, i'd
dressed In 1874, BY one VIncanzo Micarelli OF |
Zante to Prince Metternich. giving q yerv
unfaVorable report Of the disao1ute life led |
6y Byron when at Mlssoloughi. The writer |
declares that Byron was both hated and |
feared bY the Greeks, ard that bis death re-
suited from poison adm.nist red BIZ them:
and Mtca!sl!i says the deed Was not only
psrdonable but creditab1e.
, 1864-10-27

AAe Canaa Ian Authorities Co-Opara.
GDR with our Government AHaft.n1
tne SECC1A1OR1&&A In ffle &1rtuJuNA-

NEW York, October 20,-The Nav Yo,t
14ibune's Washington special says; & Tbs
authorities Of the British PROVINCES have at
length discovered that thefr ssctasion friends
ofe Troublesome customers. aud are now ss
desirou8 as our own Government to be rid
o. thSm. The utmost accord and all possf
s1bIe aid will be extended to us In bringing
punishment. ~
The New York 1in1<s' Washington special
says: Government has received no gfilcial
Information Of the reported proposition. by
Gen. Hardee to exchange prisoners. 1t ap-
pears that the status OF the negro prIt onefs
is not the only point On which Government
IaRse 1seue with the rebels. Tney owe US
having. declared e1caebg.d that numb:r Of
paroled men without any equivalent render.
Sd Us IT. ret1s'. Opld has acknowledged to
0.eoo, sho still will rot deliver up TINT
WAsn1sa1os, Wednesday, Oct. 26.-The
latt Internal ftvtnue reports shows the in-
000, Goo year.
The Co,.n'>reia''s Washington epecih SAYS:
Heavy bribee have been offered to suppress
the testimony IN the case OF the Baltimore
merchants charged with supplying thu rebels
With goods: The detectives hage the names
OF the parties.
0su. "ool arrived IN washington to GaY
and had an interview with the President. i:
Is understood that the old veteran is to have
an Important department
WASHINGTON. Wednesday,, Oct 2G-The
recent death or dlaab!ement OF Generals Bic
vel, Ricketts,, Burnham. Russell, McIntosh,
Upton, Chapman, Ord md Others, will prob
ABLY lead to another batch of Bfigadler ap-
concerning the Whereabouts Of Batterdeld.
He secms to have been permanently dropped
by the Government.
WAsHINGros, Tuesday, Oct. e5.-Satisfac-
tory explanation having been made, the
Gomm1es!oner OF Internal Revenue has or
7ered the discoutlnuapce of the suits com.
menced against the Express Companies for
emitting to stamp receipts.
, 1864-10-27
Destruction Of a Lake Propsllor
Cd the st. Clair River.
Capture Of a British Blockade
Runner.
THE PIRATE FLORIDA
HEARD FROM.
Tbs internal Rsvenue Of the Gov
ernment Half a Mill;onpe Day,

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Trtpuna1
ST. INr7Ia Wpf1nesdav n.% ~ +c..

lspeclal ulepstcn TO tho Chicago 1r1Dunt1
ST. LOUIS. Wednesday, Oct 70, 1sGl,
There is nothing new from the pursuit. at
headquarters. A private dispatch SAW Pleas.
anton's cavalry have picked up near sir hun
dred rebels, probably bushwhackers.
The Democrats Warrensbure dispatch
says: Colonel Catherwood, of the 10th Mis-.
souri cavalry, captured three pieces Of artil-
lery from Price. Twelve wagons of Prlce's
train we're captured day before yesterday.
Captain Anderson, a grey haired Union
man, Lieut. Ives, Of the Citizens Guard, and
three other men, we're taken from the house
OF the last named gentleman, ten miles
south OF here, last night, by the bushwhack.
ers, and 1t is supposed killed. Major Foster
has gone after the murderers this morane.
with Ia mounted force Captain Moore has
also been sent with a cavalry. force after
them.
Accounts from North Missouri represent
the rebel residents as aeefug from the loyal
militia, whom they fear more than the BUSH
Whacke1s 4 large force OF gueril1as is still
maraudlng in Howard and Charlton coua-
tics.
The remains of Major. Wilson, 80 ,nhu.
manly shot by the rebels, arrived here to-
day from Washington, Franklin county,
and are to be laid In State at tbs CouTf
Among the late trials by military commits.
sion are the folio wing: Julius Henderson.
company E, 17sh Ill cavalry, for assfstiny
three prisoners to escape from Alton; to b.
drummed out Of the service, and confined at
hard labor at Alton for year John ", VII
hite, company c, 10th Kansas infantry, for
going with others to the saloon of Nicholas
Shrimpf, and extort1ng liquor from him. to
ten days imprisonment at hard l4bor, and
forfeiture Of SO pay; William B, Walden.
company G.: 29th IL infantry, for riotoos
conduct at his post, in striking and beating
teveIat persons, to forfeit SO OF hls pay. for
tho months. G. Blair, company F, 145th. Iii.
infantry. Was acquitted OF q charge Of mur.
der, In ordering men With him to shoot and
kill Jacob Brakeman, of St. Louis county.
, 1864-10-27

General Carripgton aud the BOUNTY
a-RefuGees-N1Arxers potiti-
cal and General.


I'll
1ap1AxAro11s, Wednesday, Oct, %,
The military authorities continue to arrest
large numbers Of bounty jumpers. One hun.
dred and twenty.six In all have been arrested
ard are now In "durance ytIe.n Tbese
scoundre1s, who have swarmed here from the
East, have been doing land Office business
In filling quotas, and have swia3led town
sh1ps without number.
General Carripgton announces in az order
Issued to-day that he will not assign such
men to any regiment OF Indiana volunteers.
ae they are unworthy Of 1t, and si1s he shall
turn over part Of them to tho district com.
mander for trial, and make chain rang of
the Others and send them to Gen. Sherman
for his action. Many of those arrested are
wealthy, and are wearing out their kids In
shouldering sand and mailing boards ut the
military prison.
The Vrion meetings d. the Wigwam were
well 6nstained. Captain Jim Wilson speaks
tonight. Mrs. Waling. refugee from the
South, spoke last night to GRO wded house,
Refugees, In large numbers, are arriving
every day, and In most casee are absolutely
destitute. Questions Of what shall be done
With them Is assuming grave proportions.
Capt. Farqnhar, Congressman elect from
the Fourth District, Was in the city to day.
It is rumored that Berry, his opponent, in
tends to contest the election. He'll. be q
At Blue Berry" By the time he gets through
with the matter.
Colonel Dan. Nc Au1ay. OF the 18th Indiana,
was woutdtd in the late battle In the She
pandoa1 Valley. he commands brigade In
the 9Th Corps: This is the second time he
has been wounded.
The rumor that the Supreme Court Of this
State was to hare met this week is untrue,
Judge Wanna Was summoned to the city bY
the Democratic Central Committee to lead
his talents to patching up the late address
put forth by that junta, and, being ashamed
Of the business on which he came, he gave
out On his arrival TINT he came to attend
Ceutt at Chambers.
The quota Of the city is alled By volun-
teers. ard there is much rejoicing thereof
amcng the drafted men.
It has been raining all Gay, md everything
is damp and dismal.
, 1864-10-27

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue1
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Wednesday, Oct, %,
Maj. HetftrnBn mustered in 2G7 men to-
dsy, Of whom lbs we're drafted, and 104 sub.
stitutes.
Capt Jno. s. Windsor was appointed Nh.
jor Of the 11eth, vice b1cClurg resigned.
Four companies OF the 42d Wisconsin, a.
Ilved at Camp Butler to-day from Cairo.
Maj. Hetfe1ran took command at Camp But
Ter to-day. On Monday evening last, diff
Guilty occurred between q white substitute
and colored substitute at Camp Butler, in
which from 10 to 20 on each side became en-
gagged. About thirty shots were Aired
woundirg three men, none serious
Company q, 196th Pennsylvania CAPTAIN
Matock, which has been on provost guard
duty in this city for two months past, this
evening left for Philadelphia, their term Of
100 days service having expired, Durinq
their stay here the members Of this COMPANY
GENERALLY, bare won the respect Of the citi.
zeus.
Maj n. 81. Knapp, Union candidate for
Congress In the 10Th District, arrived in this
city yesterday, and left last evening for tbe
Southern counties OF the district, Naior
Knapp enters upon the canvass late, bayine
Just arrived from the field, but Will make the
canvaes vigorous one.