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AUCTION SALES.
rim AFYERNOON AND fO-M0NROv

TT1. ARYERNOON AND f0-MoaRoW
R7 GRE On WILLIAMS, AuctioneerI.
fwosreRv ,7RAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
.S ITA fUscSTass AsS
ssIss. Sci. t :Iss 4. r. Ssss
merit: two story Frame Frame Ho> 'e, containing four
ncnsSs deed Given e and deed Of !, ust t.ten
AZ conveyascing and revenue stsmps ~ tine COST
de ga GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Alcts.
RY BRoeKER BRLLEw. Auc.ioneers.
No. sos 7'h street, one door above L.
H 2HE eSkRx EFuSsEs1TgSs At AgcE19N At
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. lamar, .,s 1888.
viii sell tie sss: q Of iss s1 & Sssss
Ts5s Cane and sosd : aaa 5 5ssadaas
ra Locking Glass, Bq rsU6S stoys, &e;
RYWM. L. WALL q CO, Auction.sr..
- South corner Pa. avenue and 9Th street,
THE HOP REsrAURANr. pIxrUREs, LHAsn,
n, uonn.v&e &c: At AUCTION.
Of Penn: avenue and sfh street, the Coed viii.
he We'll inoEn Hop Il not ereTsu. ~
disposed 1T private SALE and for inform alton on
TIE same INQUIRE OF Asssrs. Barbour Semues.
jas WI. WALL & co. Aucts.
RYWM. L. WALL CO.: Auetionsers
II South corner Penn's av. aud 9th ct.
Ek k6SAS. }AkS GAgyEp MARRsE TOP s!pE
BIH sISas ahshHks n aNb
SakfE4s s1 rnHTHS T TAs s5T sssE
o'upnNusnav uoyrv~,, 49,.
msneing Ct 10 o'clock. We will sell, at house NJ.
400 north side Penn. avenue. betxs.n -. and
tire Househsid effects. &C., contained therein,
aandssne Carved Oak Msrbls.rou sid.b..-d
aandsoms oak Desk Etessts ana sidebo.rd
VeTs rss tssa sss sa Plate Mirrors verv
Brussels q pets ana oii Cloths
Marble AID ether Mantle Pieces and Crates
and Roekers YAK Cane Beat and once Chairs
Pssss ed .s S Ssss H, and
walnut I Extension Dining Table. Side and other
Mar M..b AZ Iss slSssoard and Diaias Chair:
Plated Forks, Silver Spoons. SC. wv
BLANKETS. Pillows and Sheets, and other Badtipe
Bureaus. Wardrobes, Marble top aud other WASH.
Toilet Sets: Chamber Carpets. Oil Cloth, DC.
Iron Safe, Mcfarland & Co.'s
Kitchen Furniture. Utensils. &c.
And many other articles, all of which viii be posi-
lively sold. N
Terms cash.
Jas W. L. WALL & CO. Auctu
by GREEN WILLIAMS, AncIione.r.
ID No. 526, corner 7th and D strests north
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IN pHuRsn.y AT +! A ,ts Ton. ,a
we shall sell, at the residence OF a gentlemen
declining housekeeping, No 6O7 north III street
between Al and Sth streets west general assort'
ment Of Furniture. consisting in part Of
One Fine French Plate Mirror
Walnut Marble top Tables
Walnut Sofas, Side and Castor Chairs
Walnut Bedsteads and Bureaus
Hair top and Husk Mattresses
Feather Beds Pillows and BoIstera
Brussels aud Ingram Carpets
Extension and other Tables
Cooking and other Stoves
China, Glass and Orockeryware
With many other articles which we deem nm
necessary tn enumerate.
Jan sd GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
4
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NI1yous DlBILIfY. e1AIhAL WlAKAlss, etc. :,
Can Be C,ned By enc who has really cured himself
and hundreds Of others, and viii tell you nothinS
but the trxsi. Address, with stamp.
mar D&W,N Lock Box. Boston, Mas,
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WAAlAN1HD 70 CulIIH8Ix DAYs.-Df Godfrvy'
Standing, win cure 6oncyvh0a ia si1 Says. No
eaense Of diet required Price d psr bottle. Sold
Warrington. and Henry Cook .sxAndria. - ely
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SPECIAL NerIcR.-Mons. n. Phillippi, Hair.
dresser. from Paris, will dress ladies hair at any
hour during the day or evening, at n. Williams,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue. de Sl-6t
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CENTLNMEN'8 FINE CLOTHIN6i
LATEST STYLESi
BEST QUALITY OF aoopsl
PRICES LoWt -
We efer the largest assoY tment In this city Of
GENTLM1N's DRESS SUITS.
BUsIHESs SUITS.
FINl SHIRTS. -
DRAHlR9
PURNIBHING GOODS
Of al styles and sualitiss. which We will sell at
the lowest rates, "Er. saE-
WALL, erlPHEN1 co., ~
z-r-.. S99 Penn. avenue.
Between 9th end lotA streets.
de B-fw Tint. Il Chron.l
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
ASD SEXUAL SYs1EMs-new and reliable treatment
in Re ports of the Howard Assooiation-Sent by
Address D. J skillin Houshton, Howard Asso-
citation, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia
Pa dec T-6m
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On. DuPoH7's susa1-ooated Female Rsgulatins
pills are the csry Best 81 sss. They operate spssiy
nausea upon tie most dsilests stom.sh. 4 TRIAL q
these Pills will prove their superiority ovW al
others. Price 81 box. Sold BY 8. O. Ford, corner
18th street and Pc. svsnus YVES hinston. and Henry
Cook. AlexandFia ie&-H
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HONESTY is the best policy In medicine as we'll
as in other things Ayers sarsa parilla is genu-
cine and blood purifier, decide eddy superior to the
poor ini tations heretofore in the market. Trial
dano
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A. II. WILLIAM, "A
SGGS MPOR Err, X
336 Pa. ave-, Wash 81, Cite frsviss.

Has received q new care OF goods from Paris
containing all kinds Of goods pertaining to his
oak. Millinery. and Fancy busness; also. Great
Bows several rev styles. Waterfalls, Ourls in ali
colors and styles. Braids, &e,, DC. Head dresses
q splendid assortment of White Waists for evening
wear Belt RisSoRs Of an entirely new styls, &c
Hair Mandatory, where orders viii be taken for
any kind OF Hsirwork. Orders win also be taken
one thousand dollars They win be executed
faithfully, a. n Willisn has his regular sstab-
liss ed house in Paris. nov SmN
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kx bROeKkk BRLLEW, Auctioneers,
NO sos 7th street, one door above

T TaE CORNER or isra AND Il sTkEErs
On wEDN EsDAY MORNING, January 4th, 1888,
NJ 10 O'CLOCK 1t tee corner Of 18th ana n an a. r.
north, We will sell the Effects of chr q !h.rnsi
viz: " SnsPPei'
Carpet. Sofa, Bedstesd and Bsddins
Table. Cane and wood seat Ohairg
Looking Glass, Bureau. Stove, &c
Terms cash. BRO0KRR q BELLEW
III
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Il able for four gentlemen, and ono on first floor.
Inquire ct 457 sth street. between g and 81
streets. west side. oc 70
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o, Sn y. . the in front 81 The rren
ises. part Lot, In Square VII We I'm prove
good rooms.
Terms: Oae-haif cash balan.s IN 3 and II
months; q deed siven and deed Of b dst nIen
AZ conveyascing and revenue stamps ~ tine ooss
de ga GREEN & WILLIAMS. Alcts.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctionesYs.

de @-6e8ds O. mcGUI 4 Co., Auct
, 1865-09-19

exercise Oils power, however strongly 1t may be
tou, Inced that no such intention exists.
The views and determination here express
ed were never departed from, Does this look
like an "armisticc with the rebel secrotaF5:"
But after all, the best Illustration of my
status, rs loyal public man at the time al
luded 10, viii probably be found in the vote 4
the United States Senate, on the question Of
advising and cousenting to my appointment
as Secretary Of War, when my nomination
was bcfore that body. My views on the ab-
sorting questions Of tue day were then under-
stood, rs was the policy that governed my nd
bad already conducted far some, weeks.
Many Of the conspirators having. prcriouly
withdraw from the Senate, but thirteen Sem
ators voted cg1inst my nomination. They
were as follows: Bayard, Benjamin. Bragg,
CllnG1nau, Green, Hemphfll, Hunter, IVcrson,
Lane, Mason. Polk, Slideil and Wiglal.
Certainly 1t cannot be necessary that
should tell the American people who these
men nFe, OF what have been their careers tn
connection with the rebellion. Could there
be offered for their confederation more con-
elusive record Of loyalty than this negative
vote On my nomination presents: I point to
my fnithfniness to duty which will endure
when my defamcrs shall have pnssed AWAY
q memorial that Eul abide my acfntfny to
which It can now Or hereafter be subjected. It
is to me source Of abouudhs consolation to
know that Of all the consplrators and wicked
1ucn who set this rebellion on foot, or who
subsequently, followed and maintained it's
bloody cause, not one has ever mistaken me
for his friend, or the friend Of bis cause. Yer
ily, the Instincts Of traitors are nncrrlns
In February, 1861, I was denounced BY
Jacob Thompson, ex-member Of Mr. Burhan-
ants Cabinet, because, in cooperation With
that illustrions old soldier and patriot, Gen.
Scott, had attempted to rclnforce Fort
Sumter; and now, IN 1865, am denounced
By IN ex-mcmber Of AIR Lfncoln's Cabinet.
because, US Le has alleged, By necessary impll-
Gallon, not only did not attempt to reinforce
Fort Sumter, but actually prevented Gen.
Scott from doing 50. The opinion Is conf
IDENTIFY entertained that shall sntlcr no more
damage from this last denunciatlon than did
from fbc first j. Holt.
, 1865-09-19

The Soldiers, Orphan !asYlum-MilItnFy
1ntelli.cucc-Ssvasnp Lands for Sale
Gen. Sherman Going to tllc Stntc Fnlr
- Soldier KT1led-The Weather.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1tibune.l
MADISON. Sept. IS,
a meeting was held herr Saturday night to .aisc
funds TO help purchase the Harvey Hospital buiid-
Ing foe the Stale Orphan Asylum, for The children
OF Wisconsin soldiers who died In the se.tee. The
MEETING vas addressed By Secretary Falrchlld, who
stated tkat reports received in bis Office showed
:hat tls-e wcsc uow oses eooosueh orphans in this
staie-
The 9Th Regiment, Col Conrad Krcz, arrived
lete Inst night with 41G men md tsenty-ntno OIL
cest. The 11th Regiment, With twen.y-three pE-
Gers and $50 men. arrived this afternoon.
The 81 ctralsy fs TO be paid tomorrow and thc
The Supreme Court meets Tomorrow Tor tho fall
term.
4 larec lI.t Of swa1,t md ovezhewed lands xil
ia now making preparations for their sale. The
lands we{r Issued 10 The State under The Law Of
1seo. bu. DC patent 10 the sta's has onlF lately
Secretary Hoyt. Of The State Agricultural Society.
tns received letter from Maj. Gen. Sherman, tn
rounc,ne positively that he viii be at Janesvile at
the opening Of the Sfkte Fair. Tie 1e1reA Law
rrneeburg, lid, tor that place on the *5h inst.
Last night, rs a train has3ne On hoard the 11th
regiment sas near Bcloit. private named Robin
stau,]y Killed
ueavy rims Saturday night and weather This
morning ye oold bdi Na,nG5 a9 tonieh1 o,,s
stu in service 'yih their location recording 10 the
Niath infnnirr battalion, Little Rock, Ark. 18th
fnfsnty. Green Lake, Texaa; 1ath intnntzy. Mont
gomery, Ala; soth infantry, Louisville, H.: 18th
iutnn,. browns vile, Texas 4Gth infantry Aicas,
ks; se. ,nnnsly, kansas ~ 'nssnssy s.; Laa; IN
9TH caEHlrY. Western TexNs.
, 1865-09-19

Regiments h1uHterfnE Dut-1lllnols
Regiments still In The Scrrice nnd
Their -LocalJtIes-Dartn. Robbery
Gen. Grants Movements.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune
SrnlxoT1gIp, Sept ts.
The 152d regiment, comprising tuenty-tous OIL
GERS end 635 enlisted men, and the 10th sa"enty-
scsen officers and c. enlisted mcn. arrived 1t Camp
Butler yesterday from Memphis.
The l5ed and 155th regiments we're paid OF In
this city toay and most Of them have lel Tor their
homes. The 18th cavalry will be Fa,d oil naxt
Wednesday.
The 14th, 18th, and tssd regiments are expected
10 arrive at Camp Butler to-day from Leayco"osth.
1 isaned by tic War Department, bearin.: da'e tho
Sth Inst, from which II appears that tho command
ing Generals Of the Departments ct Nez:h Carolina,
havc heen osSessa to u,usteF oat % the: ealored
enlisted in lhe Northern states. Nst. Gsn. Rey.
also Instructed to muster out 600 nddthonal white
troops. Generals Hooker and Aueur have also been
instructed to dialntah thetr respective comu,ands.
service Of The United States, and located a. follows
L1aa,ry The sth and 18Th at Marshall, Texas
1sth and 42d, Hnle Re Rosk al; a!st agt ssth a1a
an, Tenn: 37th, Galveston; 33th, Norfolk, Va;
let, Texas; :oth, Grand Ecore, L.; .i1th, Selma.
Ah.; 5iih, Fort Smith, ARK; SSH, Montgomery,
Ala; 69th, Green Lake, Tens; cd, Fort Gibzon,
A1k.; 1ls,h. Baton Rouge, L.; 14ssh. AlbM.y, Ca,
l49th and i5oth, Atlaua, Ga; 1slst, Columbus, Ga;
Ccsslry.-Ihe I'd, Shreveport, L.; Cd, Fort
Rilsel5, Minn.; 5tl, San Anlon1o, Toms; 9Th,
Eastport, Miss; 9Th, Decatur, ALI; 9th. Galnes'
Tenn; 1a,h. Atlsnta, Ca: 17ih, uembold, kansas,
On Saturday evening last the window OF jcx.
cIry store in n1s city WIS broken open BY three sol
oiher articles stolen. The thieves managed to
recape with their booty.
Gen. Grant has notified the people OF Quincy That
be MiIl not be able to visit Quincy. This Will also
1rc,rnt The tist. 10 Springfield On The pat Of Gen.
erals Grant md Sherman, referred 10 In ycsteray's
te4patEh
, 1865-09-19
NUMBER LII.

respondent wc1l remembers during the F'ru-
mont campaign hearing a burst Of fiery elo-
quenea from q fine looking man, at public
meeting near Germantown, and tho surprise
with which he learned thnt- the speaker was
one Robert Collycr, blacksmith. But so be
did not remain. Already he was expanding
under devoted seEculturc, and somewhere
about ten years ago he was called TO the lend
ing pulpit Of the West, in Chicago. How he
has grown! When be preached before the
Autumnal Assembly at brooklyn, ! few years
ago, remember hearing DR.. Bellows say !:
3It Is the finest sermon ever heard p
But mora than. Tor his eloqucuce
was he noble for his unwearicd
work among our soldiers, sick md
wounded. He WINS tremendous power IN
the West during the war, and I remember
hearing him s1y, when there were zlmots that
his ratiye land-Eng11nd-wou1d interfere:
P" II England does, I will 1care the pulpit tor
the blacksmith shop agafu, and there beat
into swords to drive her back -
4 happy thought was it for his congregation
to remove for d while the yoke 80 faithfully
borne, and of late so heavy, and send him
abroad. The first spot which his feet sought
on arriving here was that where the old
blacksmith shop stands, and about which
hover, no doubt, many spirits Of old
thoughts and aspirations which hare since
borne their fruit. He will return soon to bis
loving friends in Chicago, and there amid the
fatr lokes he Will, predict, grow from year
to year, o tree planted in yet purer waters,
bringing forth It's fruit in its season, whose
leaf shall not wttler, and whose fruit sl.an
prOsper.
, 1865-09-19

Irrfrhtfu1 IIaEa=eA Of the Disease ut
Con*tnntiuople-Over 10000 yirttrsas
Its Destruction Mt Narcclonn-1t mp.
pear. In Italy.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1G--The Uuited States
Consul at Consfantin1plc in letter to Lhe State
Department, dated August 11tb, says: It estf-
mated that the victims Of cholera already number
Affx9, the number Of deash4 In sfn.te day having
reacbed 1,C00 1t Is Eaid that probably 10000 Of
terror stricken inhnbftants have left the city.
The Consul at Barrciona, under date OF August
q, esyB that the cholcrn ii fnTly declared IN lint
eaty tho deaths frnm which disease hare averaged
rp 10 this date. twelve to-day. Tptal number Of
deaths IRON cholera in Barreons to August IL 1!5.
enses It is stated That over CO 1 reop1e-ha'e left
barcelona da1Ios tbs list hilccn day.. leaving, at
present perhaps 1s0, 600 persons In tie city. On
tho s1st Inst there were 81 deaths.
Tic Consul at 1eghoto, Italy, reports under date
Of August II, The cholera which has prevailed IN
an alafmtne degree for the past few months In
Eeypt, Turkey, and some Of the Eastern portions
oi 1faly, lss not yet reached That pace has not
broken out on tho western Coast Of Italy except
ec.eions nightly perambulatc the. streets
chanting hynns and prayers for arotdtu. the
feon1re. Among the Greek population the fright
has almost resulted In famine, bakcrs refusing to
make bread, butchers 10 kill meal and groce1s 10
t4li provisions. The panic a,nonG the masses Of
the people Is out Of 1l1 proportion 10 thc danger.
In Ancona and other places on the Alriatic where
IT preyai1s II ia very fatal, and Of those attacked
moro than hall have died.
, 1865-09-19
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Registry Tests Demanded in New Or
lcnn&-Cnrl Scllurz' 1fOycmeuts-Iile
NIarkcfs--D Trouble IBe-
tween the Creo3eH and Ne:.roe4-Clr-
culur to Alabama Frecdn1en.I
new yong, Sept. 1s.-Thc lt5cl,Fs Ncv Orleans
correspondent says Gen. canby has assucdun order
requiring ProEost Nar+hals 10 turnt+h re4sters OF
yoiere ith list of those who after The enrolment
for the d1agt LEFT the Statc, End those Who clamed
exemption from alienage for the purpose Of Pre-
The people Of Shreveport arc about to petition 70.
the withdrawal Of colored troops.
Cen Catl sehuz IN lac ,sus1ez q nas 9is- I'll
lus was abont 10 30 10 Mobile.
Iieht, from New Tofk, and the Sheridan ttom Bos-
ton, have arrived.
Cotton-s,so0 bales sold at 441 ,sc- sncas and
nolssses ure quiet. Freighis ncsiyo at 11lt4. Ex-
change unehaneed at s.
Ths people Of Aso,;!1es parish arc in destitute
hy, ~ho has ordered immediate rel!ef.
i serious row occurred Last Snntlay o. tho nuck-
ct Gtounde between creo!cs md negroes. fc1rs 81
IN outbreak next Sunday wcre prevented by MILL
Gen. swaync, Of the Alabama Freoimcn's Dn-
1ean aludng ia circular .S IT,; ths 81 Pr
year, ,ris them they need hope 5s nothing OF tue
sort, and Tint they mast 60 to work and behase
NEW sYonK Sept. 1e.-The u<ra4rs brownsville
sof1esponoent taya the Imperial WAGON ,tain from
1e s y.d esn s 1T asSas con-
''t Gen. sScridsns military display along the Rio
Gtande l. makips NaHmilltan's Officers very ncEs-
on4, and hy halls and o'hef entestalnmeaIs they
arc cndcasorlng to concllate the dreaded Sotthcn.
Jua1ez and his cabinet on leaving Chihuahua,
followed by the lnpc1ia1ists and b obliged to .ake
rtfuge on The American ride o! the Rio Gacde.
, 1865-09-19

Rev. Robert CollJer In England.
The London correspondent Of the Round
7able, (sf. D. Conway, writes as follows Of
the respected pastor OF Unity Church, Chi
cago, now In England:
/ suppose that there never was at any pre-
yjous lime so large number Of Americans In
Europe. The New York papers should really
publish list Of those who have not come
over. Amongst others, ne have on this side
Louisa u. Alcott, nuthor Of "Hospftl
Sketches" and "a1oods;" )" Rev. Mr.: Alger,
author Of a valuable history Of the "Doctrfne
Of o Future Life - Rev. Ezra Gannet, Of Bos-
ton Rev. Dr. storrs, Of Cincinnati, mud Rev.
Robert Co}1yer, Of Chicago It Is not per-
haps known generally that this last named
gentlcman-a man Of real genius, who has
Stamped his influence upon the West-was q
little over twenty years ago d blacksmith IN
little town Of Yorkshire, near Leeds He
could make good horseshoe, and (which Is
more difficulty good horseshoe nail, md he
did bis work well But the hammer could
not conquer the mani he Eas Thor with the
hammer added. The fire In his smIthy did
/ not burn 60 brightly and hotly as
that In the brain and heart Of Rob
ert Collyer, who whilat his iron was
heating, would snatch q verse Of Burns from
q pocket volume to "sweeten toll" Al
length he had earned enough to 80 to Amer
Iea- He settled In PeQnsylyania. Your cor
, 1865-09-19

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DEs MONIES. Sept 1s-
Mrs. "ttte1ncScs his lately received tneuty-one
boxes containing bedding, linc, library books and
other articles ffon the Philadelphia Ch1;saa Com
1nlsslou for the use Of the Iowa Soldiern orhana'
Home Fifteen boxes OF similar articles 70. the
f1me use, are nnw on the WAY from the Christian
Commission at Louisville.
Gen. John /. Locan has been invited to address
the people here On The 3oah Of September II the
General comes great crowd will greet him witl
,sat1u md attcntlsc hearing.
, 1865-09-19

The Georrin Central 11aifroad Conf
pnny-A Texan Committee Seeking
the KeIeakc of JcH. DavfH-From
Philadelphia 10 Lynchburg Without
Change Of Cars-Thc 1zIcllnoud Bank
Claim on tic jeff, Davis Treasure.
, 1865-09-19
FENIANISM.

Its Rapid Spread In Ircland-srcat
Alarm md Excitcmcnt-4A Eeyeris14
Money aInrkrt-StrenEth Of the Fc-
ulaslS and I.Ian Of 0neratIouA.
, 1865-09-19
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Completion of the Missouri PacIGc
Ratirond-Trains Delayed by n Heavy
Stor1n-Faouorably Discharged.
Especial Dcepatch to TIE Chicago Trlbune-l
81 loc1s. Sept. Is.
The lust 7au On the Missouri Pacific Railroad will
bc laid, and the last spike will he driven to-day.
The read Will require some finishing touches, such
rs baaft1ng, before II IL thrown open 10 travel but
may announce that the Pacific Railroad is finished
Today. Construction trains will run through to-
1nozrow md by the 1acr psrt Of the present month
passenger trims will he running through from st
Loute to Kansas City.
The mail t1a3n cue here last night at halEpast
scyen O'clock did not arrive till ha1fuast seTcu this
morning, having, been detained by the washins
cway Of two calrnrts between Warensh11g. ntt
IIeasantsilc By the heayY rains Of Saturday night
The etnrm along the line Of the railroad b:yond
JeGitscn City. Ii represented as the heaviest thas
tl1 viaited shat section .Ss many ysass,
Ncenrs. Alter: and Nlnder, Government beef
contractors, Hh9 had been charged With defraudfng
the Government IN the sale OF cattle, have heen
Lonorably discharged, there bein: no ground what.
ever for the prosecutions. The chaEge against them
vus rsrure 10 be malicious fabYi pronDlS4-
led l,y 1c1eQual enemies In this city.
, 1865-09-19

T1cKsBuna, Sept. 11.-Ihe citizens Of Vlcxsbufg
guse a banquet 10 Gen. Slocum last evening. =
large number ms present, and the utmost Good
feeling prevailed.
Mayor Of Vickstusg and the Fteedmea's bussan: IN
regard 10 jurisdiction IN civil matters. Gco. slo
cum has convened military commission TO lasesu-
The fr,epJs OF Gen. B. G. Humphreys, guhesna-
torin candidate, hare Organized for thorough
canyass OF the S(ate,
, 1865-09-19

odue, lhe steamer Vanderbilt and the sc1aw.
steamer Tuscarora, wt1l leave the North on The 1st
Of October ueEt, for the Pacific: They are to bo
attschcd to Tho squadron In that coast. These
vessels will be accompanied 10 therdcstination by
iHnYnrn3dnrf, ,fGhn RNT1er1
, 1865-09-19

raxn,nxter Generals OfdcrE--WesteFn
Troops Mustered Ouf-H11safy Az
s1~,ruertx.

pAyn1H8$Ef GC0ETA1'6 VfNGtn
Troops Mustered Ouz-HtlsafT Az
s1eumeuts.
Ispecial Despatch to the Chicago 111oune.l
WAsnrsaros. Sept is.
The raymastcr General has directed paymassers
10 eop the clothing allowance agalnst men ioF ume
asecnt without eave, at the rate Of tix doa1s aha
half per month, II al cases where there Ia ior
eiiurr OF ay allowances and the rolls do not tur~
ush the requisite date 10 coser the amoant o' s'o'
page.
Brevet Maj. Gen. Chsrles Devcns has been as.
signed to the command Of tbeMilitasy District Of
Charleston, and B1eyet Mn3. Gen. 4. DeAlheft 70
the command Of the District Of Western Sonth
Carolina.
Al order was promulgated today b The W. WI
department, mnetefiug ont Of eersice aoonE Io1y
resincnts; hstta'ons and batteries. Among ihen "a
afe nc 3o'ioNfn: Illinois: 1itb, 18Th and 20 n
fantFy: ludiana-5aa Infantry, companies 4 and
of tne "a ea,safS s1; md the lsth casaly 1oss-sh
g < ldth eszslsy;, Msnneso.a--ssh tnasns!y :;
Goafd, the Presadeut's Guard, and compau-
, 1865-09-19

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s+--Oa6cial tnfosmaton aas
been RECEIVED hero that the Brazilian Government
has accepted entirely satisfactory. re c1pa 1
authorized eelzure Of the Confederate pftTateet
Florida in Brazilian port and her subsequent loss
in our Wa'era. The Brazilian GoseInmcnt M n
and Withdrawn The order closing its ports 10 the
Nachusctts
, 1865-09-19

FonTnrss Mosnor, Sept. 10,-R- g. Wlndss, %.
rested about hires weeks ago On The Eastern Shore
by the Provost Marshal, Is not and has not heen a.
Fortress Monrod a reported. -.s
to.day raising The old Nerrsmac, lying neaF Goaey
Leland, Rhers she was blown np by The renel:. II
Il estimated that her copper vii exceed ~ tons.
She has also one eonpodltte1 wheel W1Sam2 a9'1s'