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e.g- A telegram from Washington stat

G.g- A telegram from Washington states
that Jefferson Davis win soon be tried. II
tried on the charge of treason, it will be
before a civil court but it is said that be
will first be tried by military commits
sion on the charge of completely with th'
late assassination plot, new proofs Of which
have lately come to light
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15
TTNWARE 4 STOVE SHOP.

TINE undersigned respectfully informs hiS Ola mend
i aud customers that he has purchased ms oronGTs
interest in the above establishments andlhe concern WIS
hereafter be conducted by himself exclusively
II lie has just received aud oilers Tor saiei we
HsA est and most extensive assortment ul FA y
Nm1Q STOVES ever introduced into this market
~ His stock consists Of a complete assortment n'
he best Cooking and paor stoves in the market t'sct
or with stove Fixtures Of every description oven and
Box Stoves, Radiators, Cylindar Stoves, cast iron ar
Tight stoves, Cannon Stoves &c &c, SloVepiPc ah'
Tinware constantly on hand and manufactured 10 udel
All kinds Of repairing done, usual on short uote"
The patronage Of old friends aud new cuslomGis ~
pectflily solicited A, RUPERT
PlOnU -lutr. November , : lsiO ~
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15

rzJ' Tho ship William Nelson, Captain
Smith, from Antwerp, June 4th, OF and
for Now York, was burned on the banks
Of Newfoundland the lst instant. She
had over four hundred persons on board
and ouly forty have thus far been heart
from. The rect are, doubtless, lost!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15
YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by certain rtaclic,"na
nIrd in when alone, IA habit frequently lGirne' i'"
,I ,nn,,auipus or at school, the effects "t WhiCh are
nightly .lt even Whru asleep, and If not c"te' tt''
drrs marriage upUss Iblc and destroys G"t' '""' "
body should apply immediately. ,. r.. a,,,.
What Il pity ihar young man the icpe "' our cnun
ry the pric of Ills parents shoul be Hha''h'l Ion
nIi rrusu meets and cuiuymcuts Of liir ny lht cuhse
nurnCr ur dcyiaiug from tie path u nature au" i.'
d"r iug IN a CERTAIN secret habit. such persons must
Ia L., ,,,,tsl Al
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15
IN Thc Now York MelaM, gays lha

TO The New York UcraId, gays that
Chlcfjustico Chase and Senator Sumner
are travelling in the. South, trying to in
cite tho negroes to resurrection by inccn'
diary speeches, and calls upon the Prcsi
dent to have them arrested and placed il
prison with Jefferson Davis.
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Endoksclncnl M Tie PreSS.

The many thousands cured at ms establish e., II
within thc last twenty year., and the numerous I'm
uurtnnl SurgcaI operations perior ned ny "r' JOHNS
,nn Witnessed hy The reporters O Ih' sun aid uaH!
UlHrr papcrs, u6ticcs OF which have 9pp,irta "3,,
and again b. fore the public Dcsl"rS M S,''G" I ~
gentleman Of character ana icsP"hs'o'''' - '"'"
ciunt guaranty 10 the aliIItted
Skin Dis"Iaes Spen!ay furel.
Anrti o. lst5.-ly
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15
Another Military Outrage.

The cowardiy "IoydltStS," of SchuylkiII
county, some months ago, induced the au-
thortics to send some Regiments of Sol
diers to Pottsville. There was no earthly
necessity for bringing the United States
Troops into Schuylkill,n no more than there
was for the pitiful leagucrs last year bring
ing them up into Columbia bat it was done
10 crafty the malevolcncc of the cowardly
disloyal aboitonists of the Thomas Dunn
stripe in both instances. In each case the
soldiers were ashamed of their position
and the Government disgraced.
Now, hear what the 202d Regiment, 10
Gated at Tamaqua, says to the Editor OF
the Pottsville Democratic Standard -
HEAD.QUAR's 202d RECT Pa. Vols. J
TAMAQUA, Pa JUNE 20, 1865.
EDITOR OF DEMOCRATIC STANDARD -
The soldiers Of the 2O2d beg a short
space in your valuable paper to inform
your many readers and friends, few
thoughts on our unpleasant position among
our "kcyslono broth9rs."
You know we are soldiers, and obedi-
ence is our duty but honor is not always
our reward. We know We arc not wan
ted or needed hore--we can sec danger
with as keen an eye as our commander,
and have been as faithful to our duty
whenever danger was before u', but this
"hobby horse" of war among our native
mountains We cannot see.
Sixteen dollars q month perhaps will
not make men look as far into danger, as
two or three hundred but with honest
and patriobic soldiers We suppose that could
make no difference, and we have every
reason to think there arc no other kind Of
| soldiers in the 2e2d.
Bat We are sick, disgustcd, domoraliz9d
and 'playcd OUT with this kind Of SOL
dioring we are ashamed Of our calling
and want to go home, or down to Dixie,
Or Mezco,or some place where We can do
duty and see some point in it moro than
| big pay, extra pay or bounty.
We arc weary Of mock show and are
sighing for reality we have been the
terror Of old mothers long enough, and
have delighted all the little folks Of sew
eral counties with our deadly charges to
hear them laugh : but tho merry laughter
of the children and the terror. stricken
looks Of the timid old dames,ssas they gaze
on our polished bayorcts and think Of the
bloody battle are both played out.
We are Pennsylvauians, we left homes
aud families and business behind, and
went forward to serve our country in hei
dark hours; but now that that dark cloud
has past away and all our comtado regl-
ments have been sent home, we ask to fol
low them at least, we ask, humtiy ask
and pray the government to release u
from disgracefu duty.
We are working men, no loafers and
we scoru to guard peaceablo working citi
zens in our own State, and ncglecting ou
own work at home.
Ia conclusion, let US say to all, that "
are not proud of this trip; we will news
name it among the adventures of our so
dier career, and we keg of you to spa
, our children The shame of knowing the
fathers once stood guard over the goo
people of the coal mining districts Of Penn
;, sylyania. Ever Yours,
;, ALL OF TIE SOLDIERS OF THE 20aND.
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b,y~ Tho friends Of tho executed assas'
sins have made applications for the bodies
Of tile leased but, 50 far as heard
from, they have not been granted
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rAEE rANTIrrLNR NOTLCE.

~ , ollr,ssos ulI those who have injured them
it' . IT,, ,,nru,r, indulgence and solitary habits,
wIirh ruin bn,n body and mind, uniting theH ior
,,tlrr blsinc,s. study, society, 81 mar'!a-'. ,
rnr.r nr, some of III sad and melanch IVY 'HH''s
rr,iurr by carly u"ltts ut youth w; htahh'sS ~
H., iinri ana Iirts rains in the llGaI nIhhrcs "'
-, IN. los, of Mu .cular POwcl, PdrIldti"h ol 'ht
r,t l,>u.,-ii, ErrVuus lrrntabIllty, DGfAh4t tlt"t
~ ,he uirrs,iyc functions, General Debility smp
",s,,,,,v II he fearful effects ON the mind are much
l., bn drcoird Loss Of mrm"ry, Confusion "i IDEAS
Urpiessiun oI spirits, Evil Fo,h"nihi6' N'tr:ion ~
Eorrty self lisiru~t, hOv" ol - l'uu'' 'I"'!' 49,
are some Of the rvi pTpdnr'd; ~ india,
h0msanls of pursous Of all ages can no" jung
,I i the rsI., Of ;hrit declining h!a!I i'Slh' ~
Ni,ur Incoming weak pale, ucrV"uS ana ga "tltl-u
hnvinp a ,iu!l!tr aprraraucr about tht eyes cough
~ I-,.I,I IID.LIL. I.IL IN
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15

Day- A young physician asking pcrmis-
siu Of a lass to kiss her, replied, mo sir j
never like q doctors b1I stuck in my
face
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15
The Harrisburg Celebration.

Iho democracy oil harrisburg III held q
magnificent celebration upon the Fourth
of July, in Fishers Grove, near that City.
Hon. CHARLES j. BIDDLE, Of Phladel-
pLia, delivered very logical and eloquent
Grafton on the occasion, and the Rev.
DANIEL CANS, of Norristown, made an
appropriate aud sensible Christian prayer.
The following timely worded and patriotic
letter from Senator BUcKALEw, was read
at the Celebration -
From Hon. {. e. Buckalea0, U. S. Sen.
ator from Pennsylvania.
BLooMsDURG, July l, 1865.
Gentlemen Ihave received your in
vilation to attend Democrat cclebra-
ton at Harrisburg on the 4th instant
which l am unable to accept.
1t is, iu my opinion, desirable that
meetings for celebrating the anhivors sary
Of Independence should. be non. partisan
in character. But, understand from the
newspapers that you are compelled, by a
due sense Of seii-respoct, 10 stand apart
from your Republican noighbors on this
occasion, because they designed to assign
you subordinate position in joint celc-
bration, and subject you TO discourse
from u notorious political priest. A SINH
lar spirit of usoence has been manifested
at many other places beside your city in
connection with lhe celebration of the ap
proachiDg anniversary, whereby "snlon"
celebrations Gin the proper sense OF that
torm) have been prevented. In speaking
thus, have particularly in view case in
this county aud others at Lock Haven and
Reading.
Your political antagonists do not appear
to understand "thO signs Of the tm'S y
which Indicate that intolerance, inso!oncc
and outrage, SC conspicuous during the
war, and to a great extent produced by it,
have reached their utmost possible limit
in this country, and that for the future
the ordinary rules of dccenoy and some
degree of justice and fairness must be OBJ
served by them in both political and social
action The suspension of war expondi-
turcs and of war patronage, the decrease
of arbitrary power in public administra-
ton, and the rapid growth Of public sen
timent in favor Of the usogrs and relat ons
Of peaceful times, arc facts the importance
of which they DO not properly estimate.
But if they do net recognize them, and
DO not adaps 'hcir policy to the changed
conditions which surround them they will
soon receive instruction from popular cleo
tjons, which, though it may be gricyous,
III ho inst eol,iary and lnStiu
am, respectfully, your obedient ser
want, &. Il. BUCAALEW.
To the Committee of Invitation.
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BLOOM S8URG:
!turday Morning,July l5,l865.
TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
CATER JANUARY lsr, 1865.
So 90 per Year, or
2 5Oif paid strictly in advance.

INoeEAtI, sentiment not to be appalled,, corrurt.
ed or compromised It knows no bascnVss it covers
10 no dangcr,t opprcsscs no weakness. Destructive
only otdcspoisn 1t is tho sole conservator of bcrty
IaHor ana PROPERTY It is the suntmcnt of freedom Of
equal rights, Of equal obgmious-,hc he law Of natur.
pcivading the law Of the Iand- ALIEN.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15

Rec, NJ. z, Croothwaite, a brawliDg
heiLoli,t preacher, as We learn from the
Go@aHc, is what WAS called the "Orator
Of tho dal." IIe:o is another instance
where the proprioIie5 Of socil citizenship,
and common dccoucy were outraged aud
nn'o"ism destroyed by IGuaticAl political
abolition "Hl>oI houad of Zioa." We
say, let all such renting political Priest
-"with niger Oh the brain and mulice in
their Lcart5, BE remembered and exc
Grated, BY the true friends of "Libeity TIC
Union aud The Constitution
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15
Up De G r A r F IS
EYE AND EAR iNFiiRAaY,
ron ,bo snaro, Three poors'lrom stcclc's llotel
VIII ,KEsBARRE, PA.

tsNUIS INSNUTlON is now opened ana
( furnished in the most costly stye' htt'puoh
private ana OpertIn" Rooms are large convenient u
,rII n,lautcd The surgical apartment contains tdr
nn.s collection of instruments IN tAtS country ""H
thms Is fnculties wll enable hImto meet any "i" GA
,m,,,ri,s i'm practice IT, will operate upon an l'
,",inIs forms uf BLlNDNESS Cataract pGclUNh ,ul
,,r Pupil, Cross Eyes, Closure OF lhr ltH '.,'I'
vrrsinn Of the Eycds, rterygiun &cp %c' hnu W.
,rnot nj forms Of sores, Eye Granuled Lids, pacet'S
nf Inc Curuca, and Scru!ulOns diseases 81 tH' i!'
rrhrr with all the discusses TO winch th1 L!C !" SUI
''nnENrNESS win treat all The diseases common 20
,br nrrDn. Discharges from TIE lNr Noises 'h lI ''
Gotorh diticuty ofhraring total De ness even NheIC
,hc nrnn il DESTROYED, VIII insert an atihGlW o!,e
ans,yrrinu nearly an the purposes OF lhe natural ~
DISEASES OF the TllROAl:-AU diseases COM
,unr In Inc Throat and Nusa viii b. treated ,,.,.
GENERA SURGERY VIII operate uPohp XIV Dir
Cprt lair Lin CLEFT Palate umors, CAuItis :, i''"n
pod Trncils &c. pasi: operations ny hCa.Els m "'" w
Iesh into dcformcd parts, ana Tc"''' 9''70''
whatever character 1t may present.: c,,, ,,I ,Iius
HERNIA COR RUPTURE)- lie wlll Pcr'oIEE ,i'rnia
uprration for the rgdical (cumpetc) cure Oh @
tiis is uMquesunally perlert cure anN - i ,"nn
little or no puiu Out ulmUuy hundred uf'l WV. ,I,,
Nnston there has been no failures. II haNlAi ny W.
nrrG.rt apurolmti0n Of all WhohaVe suOnlc" Wv i,
tRIlFiGAL EYES.-NilinScu orihtlu n.y. n,
jng them the motion and expression OF the h''u'"'
-Thcy are inserted with the least pam ,.
uENORRiIOlDS, Qllrs,)-lms lrohbltsonN w, -,
;srnarIly cured Those SUM ring fromi VIII 40 wei
20 call, ,,,, c ,,.i,, , ,,irv. q
tuitL'u nm "A prrmuult Institute for lie Ntat"1C"l
nc Eve Ear and General Surgery. The eAperIIn"U , II
more than q quarter Of century IN Hospital ahu t
al practce he hopes, viii be "a sulrlehl euATdh'o
those who may he disposed 70 employ him.
Mty Ii, leO4--f'
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DlsAproINrEp. The people of Berwick
were disappointed iu procuring both
speakers aud music for the Fourth" -
We had to depend upon our cSn citizens
to supply the defcrucy. While We have
no disposition TO cayel or find fault, we
regret that the orators Of the day took ad
van'ake Of the time and orcasion to make
political harranCue, L ore suited to the
hustingS than at national celebration.
:. Il.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-15

Immediately Cared and fall visUr Iust0rel
ms dislfessi't " affection - which Renders life mi
cr,bl and marriage impuS Sslhle-is the p!nalty pa
by the " TINS OF improper iHdulgrhces Young per
ni,. are too apt TO C0miit cXCrs-cS from not huiny
,ynr, ui 'hn dreadful consequences piat nny Cnsue.
rnv vino that understand the subj ct WI prutcuI to
r that the power ot pruCre alton Is lo,t sooner ~
,un.. rt.iuI into impr per habits than by til" pau
1rtp Ersid.s b'ng deprived o. tic pleasure uf heat.
t -priug. the ulu,t r.IIuIS aud dCstfnClIya sAmp-
u ~. mf po,i h'u,y aud mind arise. The System he.
r,nnu. dcranac,l, tht physical and ucnt tuuctions
yrunrnrd Loss ut iTuureativc power, Nervous nm
,L;iiy nv.prpsia PpitatiuH Of the Heart, luai5"S
,I"n tonstititilr, DubiiUy, Wasting Ot th4 Frame
Hnrh Consur,ptiun, Decay AMI Death
inIIk.'TlN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-26
From south AInerIen.

NEW YORK; Oct. 2S.--PanAma dates
OF the 18th inst. have been received:
Revolutions In New Grenada have
ended. Leaders nearly all either cap
tured or have given themselves up.
The frigate Lancaster sailed from
Panama for the Sandwich Islands and
San Francisco on the 18th.
Surgeon Maxwell is performing the
duties OF. American Consul at Panama.
Business is fast reviving at Panama.
Troubles continue in the Interior, and
Magdalena, Bolivar Paa and the Conca
are In a ferment. ~
There is nothing new nom Central
America.
South American affairs look gloomy.
The presence of Spanish fleet in Chilli
an waters, probably to enforce Spanish
demand, leads to perpleSity, and Ibusi-
ness mes, ut Valparaiso is very dull. The
ChlllAn government Is actively sending
arms and ammunition along the coast
and the CHILEAN fleet have been distrib-
uted at different ports. . 80. > - - !,
The Peruvian revolution continues
with varying success. There is no con-
cert OF action among tho revolutionary
leaders and the army is short of sup
plies. Gunno is being EXCHANGED for
coal and other commodities.
Adyices from Bolivia state that Mel
garlic was near Lapez, which is occu-
pied -byla large force of insurgents who
Will probably repulse him.
River Platte dates of August Dist.
conhrm a great victory of F1oriS over
the araguayans, and General AIitre was
Ascension.
1t is believed Allico will soon occupy
the capital of Paraguay.
A terrific gale took place Mt Monte
yiedo on August 9th, causing great
damage to.shipping and on shore.
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New york Market.

rctGi, ,I.s tt.-. New York, Oct. %.
CoTToN--IIess active but firm Mt 5sa
59c for middling. FLoUR-Rather more
active hut prices without decided
change; 50 208S 40 for, extra State; a so
as 10 for super western; 50 j3OC9S so for
common to medium extra western; 8 %
C99 10 for common to good shipping
brands and extra r. II. o., and So 259
u so for trade brands, market closing
quiet . WH1BRY-Irregu1n but firmef,
atl2 303<92 IS, closing with buyers ut
= "a and sellerslat2 IS. WIIEAT-l62c
better and not very active; 81 T7(dSl so
for Chicago Spring; 81 7S@$l so for Mill
waukee club; 81 SJE9l 81 for amber Mil
waukee1 50 94kGi2i37 for new amber
State, and Canada ut L 2O@I %, the lat
ter an extreme. characterization de-
eided change; Canada West at 25a1 76.
iCoRN-1c better; 74C9S4 for unsoutH
and S59SS for sound mixed western,
the latter an extreme. OATs-49 for un-
sound and 65E95Tcs for sound. RICE
Quiet. COFFEE-Quiet and firm. SUI
aAR-Steady ut l45S for Porto Rico, l4a
l47G for Cuba MuScOyado, Havana II u
14A. -Steady Mt 95c6SI 90
for Porto Rico and So for Cuba NInsco-
vado. PETRoLEvY-Dull and easier Mt
36@36H for crude, 60 for refined. in bond
and 17(97S do. free. WooI@Quiet and
firm. PoRR-Heavy; $33 1904 90 for
mess, closing at S33i75 cash; $SS so for
prime mess; also $500 bbls mess for No
vember, sellers and buyers option at
80 1904 80, BEEF-Without decided
change, at Si1@i4 Tor plain mess and
S149IT for extra mess. BEEF HAMS
Quiet Cur and nominal.
LARD-Heavy at A@2S1z. BUTTER
In demand Mt 2SCd42c for Ohio. CHEESE
Firm at l41z@1S1z. FRHIGHTs 10
IIvERPooL-DuH and dropping. 'slii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-26

Mastering Out of TrO0pE---TEcn. Free
man Clark and Gov. PelrpOlnt--Wirz
E Eonnd Guilty and to be Hung ON
NEW York, Oct. pa special to the
Times, dated Washington, 9th, says
Collector King rendered the AUDITOR
ship of the New York Custom House,
to Gen. Spinner. Gen. s., who was not
anxious to accept the appointment, in
formed Secretary cCutloch of the fact,
but the latter told him his services were
Indispensable.
Major Gen. Halleck, commanding the
military division of the Pacific, is di-
rected to muster out all volunteers on
the Pacific coast, as many as possible
Immediately, the remainder on the ar
rival of the last battalion OF the 14th
y. s. infantry; and by telegram of Oct.
10th, Major Gen. Pope, commanding
the Department of Missouri, was direct
ed to order all California volunteers in
New Mexico to their State at once for
muster out, also to relieve as soon MS
possible all New Mexican volunteers,
one regiment thereof to be mustered
out Immediately, the remainder on the
arrival of certain regular troops. BY
tho order of October Goth, the following
colored troops were mustered out: In
fantry l2Sd, 124th and 125th Artillery,
18th and 18th,
The order mastering out the Veteran
reserve Corps Is now in press and will
doubtless be issued this week.
Hon, Pullman Clarke, COMPTROLLER of
the Currency, has written reply to the
card of Gov. Peirpoint, in which he de-
MES that he ever asserted that the peo-
pie of the South would not submit to
be taxed to pay the National debt.r-
Mr.. Clarke unqualitiedly asserts TINT
he did express such sentiments, and
that too in indecent and ungentlemanly
hfk
ed him to leave his office.
MIR. Clarke supports his statement
with the affidavit of Mr.. Charles d.
Smith, brother of Judge Smith, of the
| New York Supreme Court, who was
present and heard their whole CONVEX
1 sation.
The Herald's Washington special,
9th, says: 49,.
General Grants report of the active
military operations for 1885 is conclu-
ded, and will soon be sent to the Score
tary of War.
1t is reported that Wirz has been
found guilty and will be hanged on
Friday next.
A scheme for the colonization OF the
freedmen in Florida has been laid be-
fore the Secretary of the Interior, and
will soon be brought before the =Presi-
dent. .7
The twelve millions dollars worth OF
| medical stores on hand are being rapid
| ly disposed of under the recent order OF
Surgeon General Barnes.
It is thought that General Briscai,s
sentence will be made as mild us possi-
BILE. .
The Tribune's Washington special, OF
/ the 24th, says:
information has been received of the
conclusion of the treaty with the Che
yennes, Arapahoes and Apaches, and
terms agreed upon with the Kiowas and
| Camanches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-26
The 1TetcaIf Co1ton 1,o.e !

NASHVILLE, Oct. 25.-The facts and
documents in tho Metcalf Uarnishee
cotton case ut Augusta. Ga, which will
be published, will show TINT the repre-
sent9tion made by special Washing
ton dispatch to the New York Times. 70
be false in every particular
1t is claimed that the action of the
War Department was based solely on
legal instructions of Jurisdiction, and
not by any charges of wrong DOING
Tho question of Jurisdiction Is still an
open one. AS to the assertion that
Courts were opened in Georgia Is un1
true, as Gov. JolmsOn's proclamation
opening them was issued on the 9TH
four days after the date of the cotton
order. Metcalf was the rebel cotton
agent at Augusta. - d;
Herschel ". Johnson, Judge Stevens.
of Georgia, VIM. Camp bell Patterson.
of Philadelphin, are counsel for thegar-
One Payne, who has been for several
years cashier in the Quarter-mas-
tors Department of Col. Charles III.
Morris, was arrested. yesterday while
enroute for Europe, for alleged defalca-
ton to tho government He was re-
leased on bail. The case will be inyes-
tigated by the military authorities.