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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

Az ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Superintendent
Of the Working Women's Protective Onion. No. 80
White st. desires TO acknowledge the following dona
tons n behalf Of Mrs Rogers tie widow Of the soldier
who died ut No le2 Avenue a, Saturday afternoon.
II will be Of qualification to the donors to know
that the money raised through this and other sources
las been tho Of relieving her necessities. for
which feels deeply grateful and desires TO return
her sincere thanks; Mr. John Wilson $40; f. Walter,
81 A Lady. eli sympathy. o.; NJ. b.. e. A Friend
TO Union Soldiers 81; Charity 81 left at The Sun OF
Friend. se, Lady. ti j. H. eI 80; Friends e6i 70.
tSl t34 80.
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sTABBIyG AFFRAY IN A DAYoE-HOUsg.-At

STABDIyG AFFRAY IN A DAYCg-HOUsg.-At
70, O'Clock Sunday morning party OF Italians be.
came engaged in fight In the dancc.LOnsc No. %
Cbcrry.st. In the melee Francis Lamar. sailor on
The steamer Isle Dc Cuba lying in the East River was
stabbed III the back. receiving severe wound. and
also cut in fhe hand. Michael Griffin also badly
cut Officers Fitzgerald and Dorsey Of the Fourth Pre-
cinct arrested bolG Of the wounded men. together with
Johni Nicholas. and took them TO the statlOn.hous
Lamar stated that he wos stabbed by Griffith while the
latter declares that he was stabbed by Nicholas. The
wounds Of the men were dressed. and Lamar was then
taken or board the steamer 10 which he belongs Yes
terisy the other two were cOnintted by Justice Dow
ling.
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Passeurrrs Arrived.

In ,,eon.hlp City Of Corr. from lvefo'l-h' ooodsn
Mss Totsi- Force Mr. and Mr. Ahgo'sei mr., ,oi an, "a
eiidfen Mfs Walker aud daughters. his berry tf. sn'
Mrs Rushmann and sou, Mise. Curry and Jahr
Mn. Iivrnds. and child. Nison Ororsr hesnedy h,h"
s,I, ID ~ Case d. W Case. ~. Dcenc aud srfthht '"nh
ssr,oa NJ Mamie j. NJ sioS-l. q b. Jones' j. o-sfi'n n
NJ Marinoni and <9l Ia the st"cfsse
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veaaagfer.

The schr Hendrch Hudson Capt. Dongss., went tho
South Shoals. New inet. Little Egg Iiarbor, "Wednesday
afternoon last and will DO total loss. She bound ou
Pliladrph 10 Newf ora with cargo oil coal Is i3 years
old and built at New London
Schr Ors Frances of Rocksnd from Eondout for Hoson
having been In collision In Hell Gate, ids sunk Ia tho
channcway, with niastheads OCT OF water.
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Uentistrp.

nRS GRIFFIN, No. 253 Grsad-st., opposite
~ Lord Tayior's. New:lort, are hsrtiDg FULL OF
with without extracting the Roots Full Sets Gold
Paus $25 Silver Rabte,. i0 Partial Sets Gold per
tooth. B2; silver or Rubber. 81.
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BORT Waraens' Notlte.
STATE oY Nrw-yorK,

STATE oY Nrw-YorK
Posr-WAHDRss' OFrIca. No. ioi Walls.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance WIN
section Of the passed April ~. 1881. entte Al
Act to Rrorzan,o the WaTlcns OTce Of te fo1 oi New
Yofk 10 al person. Interested ia svny clsrSr o. tbs
matter Of inquiry. examination OF survey tiH
the following vessels unie cr animation " tha Fo
Nardens snd tha, sid n,nation' WI d
completed within tsu dAys uoIt succeeding tns notice. on
botrj ssii ,e,.els:
Steamship Il Il. CuyeI..... ....."....l2n. ".
S'oAmsnip Virginia. ia.......................'s n. "
Bark Camuhnrfo.. .............,..A 20 e.. "
Brig John Hathaway. sy...........,.......Sch .Sch'fcA-
Brig VI. H. bi hgow w.........' ...'.....'.ih'' q
MiNfuDarE IOAIfhiNo tiss'dsnI
J. Ares HgarIsAS Secrcury
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Ocean Steamers.

OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA
" REDUCTION IN PRICE OF PASSAGE.
First Class. Second Glass; Ihird q as,
ss50 Sis $i00.
The Central American Transi COMPANY will dispatch first
class steamship ..,o.,
ON TiiE 10TH OF OCTOBER, AT NOON
from Pier No 20 North River at the above IL prices
For passage apply at the Office OF the Company No. III
IL n CARRINGTON Agent.
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Y United STATES MAIL LINE FOX CALL
~ FORSlA VIA ISTqMrrS OF PANAMA
Lower Passage Rates, commencing July i. 1863
Tie Aton,ic mai Steamship Co will dispath steamers
semiuontby from toe Compsnys new and conmo
dous Pier, No. ~, North River. foot Of Csns.sE.
psPAhTURZa
Oct t?.................NEW.YO ORK. .Tntepsugh
e onneeiing q. Panama win Cooradob
Oct. N............ OCEAN .Socum
,COnuectlne At Panama with Constitution
For fright or passage appyto ID. B ALLEN.
No. bowling Ore-n.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
~ rHE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYS
Ntw LINE OF FiRsTCLASS MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETwEEN NEWYURK AND HAVRt, CaLLi"G NJ
BRESE =,
Th~ 6r, splendid vessels this voite route Tor the
Continent are the foiOwns;
WASHINGTON ......J1ot tuns.,....9O bor'e power
LAFAYETrE.........J,,0i ,0i tnns..... .gNhorse power
EUROPE .............3.at tuns; ..p9 hor,e poSrr
EAPOLEON (Srarly rradyl. 10 hose oow-r.
ST LAURENT. (Buillpg).. power.
PhRkIhE, ..:;:;... .lsnildinal al......G Grra. powrr
WILLIE DE PAKls. tBuudr g)........ .Ufret power
DEPARTURES FROM NEWiOkh
LAFAYFTTC, A. Bocande. FRIDAY. October II
EUROPE, A. Aspuebcsue.r...fRlbAi November 10
PRICE or PASSAGE ~ GOLit
fIgsr CABIN SIS SECOND CABIN. $50
incudi,r table wine for either class
Passengers intending 10 and nrrs w b. furnished nero
with riroad coupon rkrts aud their baggage checked to
ra. additional charge OF - for hrs and % lor second
class.
4lsdied. attendance free Of ehIrgs
For tIr Ltr information erpiy to
oEO. MACKENZIE. Agent
M. 7 Broadway. New York.
4, Paris. IL Boulevard des Cspucines tursnd bole-
At tiAyre. WIN. lSkLlN q 60.
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co." LINE.

~ EPlUN Ol EA h>ftlI W. - Lime
~ DAILY FOR PAOyIpENCE DIRECT
CONSISTING OF tho following and spieudd strancrs
ELECTRA Can't. j. W. Nye: GALATEA. Capt. w. n.
Jones; DCEANUS. Can't. Nm Young - -
tuc Of the above nut ni6cc,t III esvr Pier No.
2l North Eiyer foot OF Rob.nsOnst Daily faundac eI'
cspcii o, O'Clock y. IN
C Conasciinsat frovienc. with the 7sa u. Tfoiu io'
Boston.
10 sri.hs taken At Propeller Rs;es.
Thrsa steauefs are anirpisei N their srrsp-emens
fo comfort aud SAFETY Of passenger, anf their fan ti for
tie transportation o. Freight
n rasru.er. after retiring for tie nrh are not disturbed
ttb-y Providence. ri honr enry enough to Sc
cu,r ssGs f desrrdi the first accommodation tram tor
Boston. ,,..o
For Information in regard Fret &C. apply to ISAAC
ODELL General treign, Agent Pier 10. q, n: ".
For Ticset- >tateroon. &C. spry to the Clerk on board
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
On, pi.,..s5l Sun S@t,....3.s2 Moon scis... 3;'s
WATER THis DAr
Sandy Hook. sos Gov islsnd. 3'3 Hell Oaie... 1'Jo
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TRAINs LEAVE NEW.YORK

TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YORK:
For Now Iavoa, fc0. 800 p(Ex.) ll.3O II l5 (ELJ
atA (I.1.l 3i5. 40 and G0J (Fx.,) p.
FOR Bid .eyor TOO. 600. (tI,) ll.W = mi his. (Ex-l
3Gl (Ex..) 3t5 4J0 and 800 (Ex..) IN.
For Milford and Stratord 100. lio u m. 3tS 49, M
For fairfield Southport and Wesiport. 'Oo il3oA m iatA
<3Gp III. - - -.
3IS 40 $50 500 trx.,l .. m.
For Daricn ,oo, aSo lilo ;3iS. 40. $50 p
For Greenwich, 100 go ll.3O 345 A3o $50 % pm.
For stamford, 100, 10 tx.l $50 ll30 n l2l5 (EL.l
400 (FID 3t5, 40, $50. $50. 800 (Ex.Dp. m.
For Po,t Chester and intermediate stations 100 aW ll0
a m AS, 40, $50, ESQ. 100 p.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via springfield 800 m Ex,) 800 (Ex.iaS
y.
tor Boston. via Shore Lin l2l5, tEx.l COOP. m.
For iisrioId and Springfield. 8o0 tEx) g. m (Ex.)loA
(Ex.,) lAi5 3tVp. IN.
For Conurcticut River Railroad. 81 0ca (Exl l2l5p
20 Montreal 500 D. TO Northampton.
For Hartford. Providence and fisbkl Railroad AGO. iELl
q. M. i2.l3 p m . \,
$40 q. Il. l5 400. 800 p IN.
For ansl RIilrosj. i215 o. m. 10 NORTHAMPTON.
For Housstonic Railroad. g. Ia. and Sstudays
tram, on.c,ins with y. m. viii run to Pnsied-otnss
d. rv Milford only.
For Nauaa,uck Railroad, 800 a. m. 400 o. a.
For Dsrbury ard NoIwsk Railroad. T0J 80 g. m, ="
p. . - - -.
Comlnodion. Sleeping Cars attached to sco p m train
JAMES Ii. HOY a, Supe
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AnAnan

Schr William Franiin. standing E-Sopt 22 lat. 49, lon
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and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD

1867 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1865
COMaiLNClNH MAY i5 1865
Passenger Station IL NewSor Twenty seventh 4.
and Fourthays Entrance on Twenty seventh -sI
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

IL Of Chainbrrsst. Va Pavonis Ferry; ,~,
Day Express for snsndagus itocnester nunMcs
Sasn aca and est Connects at Buffalo wtb LAKE Sno,e
aud Grand Trunk sways and at Salamanca With Asnts
aud Orest Wefter, Hallway. ,,, ,,
ego a. m. hiiik and Way Train: daily. to Oti,ville
10 Express Man. For Buffalo. connecting WIN LAKE
Iom Way Train, for Port Jcrvis and Eewbur;h
M Nishtspress for Csnandaisua. Rochester bdnaiA
Sslsinanca and Nes- =,
p M Lshtnin, Express, day, 70, Cs9sndaisos Roche.
Puf,lo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways andA
Ssl,n,anca wub Atlantic aud Great Wegern Railway
gp m, Emiyrsnt Train, daily. for Buffalo, Salamanca Du
kirk and West ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, md. N-vL
% a LII I..a Ann Nasu. .Xork
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HUVt NIUOI5Es SsH ..,uP y H'o" . "
VIZ n. BARR, Orn1 PAS. Agent. New-York
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM Rail-

II III
II ROADs-Cp and sfter MONDAY, June s. 1858. trains
Tor Albany ani Troy nn-cing win Northern and Wsstern
trsin, viii iesv New-Yosk n foiioes: -
7:JJs n Via hudsoa River Kailroad. Thitieh'st ano
Teni ave- connecting with trains for Sarstoss aud onfoa
Spriugs. - an ,.. =. - v.h
ave- connecting with trains for Saratoga sbaron Spfn2sAc
And 1t Chatham with trains for points East .,
for saratoga 49, a. =, -. H..
a. m-v.a Hudson River Railroad, connecting 81 Troy
VIII tain for Mont.eal with Sleeping Car attached.
4:+O D. m-yis Harlem Railroad. connecting az Cnstnam
with fran for Lebanon Sprinss Sleeping Car aita'heo
g n m-Ni. Hudson River Rsilrosd. Sleeping Csrs hoa
to Buffalo and SApepsion Bridge without change
I'm n nj, vi. Hudson River Railroad with Sleeping
Css n,tschcd connecting ut Albany srd Troy with mtne
train. for North and West, WIN. II. VANDERBILT
"' " ice-President.
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E,OR W-ORLEANS DIRECT, October
i 5--sidr-whe-l s,esmer ALABAMA Cap. Limeburner.
=, 2 O'Clock o. ui., from Pier 10. %, North River
FIgsr CABIN iAssAGE.. $50 SECOND ,pIS fAsSAGs SO
Passenger accommodations -up rioT shd woll'yenuped
Fre!.ht very low racs having large FOR Ps.
SAGE Freight sppy 10 the COAoIWloE COMfANfs TO.
III West st., corner Of Wareu-st. . .,..-.e..
Steamers PHILADELPHIA and FLAG follow l,th and
Os,l., ,,.t
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DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAi,

RARTTAN AND DELAWARH BAY hHIM htnM
IL ROAD. -FALL kRRANGEME SrS ieoo; N,cTR
MENC,NG MONDAY SEPTEMBER lg faS5nn0Sos fa.S5 nn0Sos
LINES FOR CAMDEN. MANcnEsIsk -. ~ ss,iy win
leave iier No. g. North River, daily tSunaa''
fo.ows: , non CAMDEN Dt
RF CT TAXI passengers foe Port mo"no mo,n BroSsburE
Long Brancb shark River Fsrgnsas.e sham ns. Barnes
ruckenon u;son jackson. and all S'"''0"'
Atlantic Raj road . -. ,-.,........FMe
E1ea.s" as, Sood for ,Iis . z, Ssashe'''' Toms
M4Hp m, ,s way and ;;s0SSi hS NETWORK
,s, o h9a Iiiir 5Iirae at camden ~
'hsScSs h.ay. SNrryo'i at i:l'P "' ''''''s
pE S:,;: s.f 81. s S:a sop ~ .H'las at s'"isn -
next day ,-r.,ss Appytc SES.rneN aspl
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The Kinc.Lcrki,p~ Case.
SUPREME COURT-CHaxBEs' '-SgPT. 3o.-beiose Justice
BARTARD.
CONCLUSION OF THE cAsE-Miss LoRKISs TRIUMPH
ANT-MR KING LOSES EVEN HIS COUNSEL PEE.

CONCLUSION OF THE cAsE-Mss LoRRINs TRIUMPH
ANT-MR. KING LOSES EVEN HIS COUNSEL PEE.
This case was on Saturday summed up by the
raspectye counsel after spHring for the right not 70
epen Tho speeches Of tile cousr mixed with
spusrg pe rsouaie which sced repeated shoots Of laugh
ter from the crowded audonce. Mr. Macgesor who bad
acted as Gcss eps reported adversely to MIR. King
Judge Barnard rendered decision embracing the following
conclusion: Fst That Mary Simpson aud Anua Lorsin,
aud the persons Second: That SloVO were
loaned by Ars Csdrrun person othor thaa the pc
ttioDer and therefore rad csiin the drafts IhTd:
That the sreemen, between the petitioner and respondent
was that the respondent should receive 0po for the coeC
Of the drafts. He had not collected thrn and was not
therefore entitled 10 that Under these conclusions he
would direct order to bs that the whole amount OF
the drafts less the 81 400 due the attaching ceaoTs be paid
overto the petit after paying the reiree sienorapher
and interrfeef fees OF = so 15 aud = respectively. On
the rendering Of the decision satisfaction was express
by the spectators in cheering ad appne OF
unusual il the quiet precincts OF the Supreme Court.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Tralns VA:

i 4 leave Jsmes slip. Newyork as follows:
8:Uos NJ Greenpot Mail and Passenger Train, .topp'ne
si Way saions and connecting with Glen Head hosynsne
lG:aD A. M syosse. Train soppins at all Way Station
$3.50 o. M oreenpor ExpTsss couneetins WIN hem'es8'
and .foup,ns AT al stations east oi icksslle - :,
40 o. m syo..e, sssenger Train iof Rosyn Glen Head
$50 p. m. FOR North Islip, Homp',es den Head and
Eo.lyu. NJ a. AZ
M Tor sDhank and oil utter mediate Stations
"' " q. CHAkLCk. President.
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M ORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
Nl PANY-Foot Of tsrclsy st.--On and after Juas II.
Mo ming mail as for Lackeltsown and intermediate sta
t;on. ar s:l, a IN. Mail Express for all s,atious
49,, of hbun n t0 D. m Morri-town Express at
WV s. StnOCH. Assistant Superintendent
EW-JERSEY RAILROAD. leave
lV foo, o, Corlsnd... Tor PHILADELPHIA and HE'S
a. m IL M. aud m, and " midnight; for bALThonn
night Military Tckes not receivable in the train
FOR other particulars see bills az oiice% y
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Professional Notices.

DR. KUCZKOWSKI Hydropath, No. 20
Ami,y't once hons Go'n 10 to u a. H. from to .
and 10 10 IN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

CAIRo. Sept l6-The New Orleans Times
City of Mexico correspondent. of the l1th, says
The news from the United States causes great
agitation. The Imperialists are in a state OF
extreme anxiety. The most Jealous sdherents
Of MaIimilian are discouraged, and every one
seems to feel an increasing despondeney. The
Liberal forces are increasing in every direction
The town OF SuliBgo. near 0rzeba, declared
for JaArez. recognizing General Garcia, Liseral.
This place offers great advantages to Liberals
The Imperalsis attacked the place twice and
were seriously repulsed, which caused great sen
sation.
Count Louiz has been operating in the noun
tans, near Puebls.
The official paper at Durango mentions the
temperance of Gen. Paltona, who Joined the
bands OF Corsaa and Caliar, their combined
forces amounting TO 1880 men The French
watch their movements with great anxiety
The French General Mergrey issued an order
that all prop5ietors must arm their laborers TO
resist the Liberals..
Tsmpico correspondent gives most dis
couraging account II is three months since
communication has been had with San Luis. and
no merchandise eau be transported, aud trade is
completely blocked.
There is no movement of the Imperals in
Sonora, chihuahua. Gueireo, Tabasco, Chiapa
Celuma, which States entirely in the hands
of the Liberals
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
From California,

SAN FRAScIsoo, Sept. l5-The first rain o
the season fell yesterday in the Southern coun
ties of this State, doing considerable damage tc
unharvested grain.
Honolulu dates of the 18th of August are re
ceived Vessels sailed ,hat day for Ascen
cion Island to bring away the crews of the yes
sells barnt there by the Shenandoah The
Emily Morgan aud John Z. West have sailed
for 0kpalska after being warned of the danger
they were in The vessels burned in the Artie
and not heretofore reported are the Isaac How.
land and the barks Cornwall and Congress
The Brunswick had been stove in twice aud con
demned when the pirate burnt her At las,
advices several vessels were in Behring Straits
with small chances of escape.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

NEw YoKK, Sept lG The committee To Sc
cure relief tor he cOOred people who suffered by
the 'iots ia 1862, have, after much waiting AMI
PERSEVERANCE,, arranged for the payment of the
larger portion of sufferers. The following il y
summary ot the results: Four hundred and
seventy nine claims for al 32s % have been
received from the city 34S Claims tor 500 072 Is
were abandoned; l22 claims for 81. .462 IL cents
were rejected by the board oi three supervisors.
Forty eight claims allowed 10y the Board of Su-
pervis0rs. for the amount of So 1855, have not
vet been paid by the Comptroller: these will
have To be sued for in courts Seventeen claims
Tor 81 ,iol 10. remain tor action in the Board OF
Supervisors The difference betwe cen the amount
paid by tue Comptroller aud that originally en-.
tered by claimants was S33 959 ID: the sum
originally entered aud allowed but not paid was
SJ,492; the total number 90 claims originally
entered wa Ol4: the Nh,lo amount was
81 1888 81. The committee lent to claimants
io hep thrm ~ the interim uf waiting. s. 046 Is,
"na donations iOr colOfel people we're made At
meeting o. he Board OF Supervisors /, is A.
cerialued that the tax levy TOR ls65 will be over
Sls 600 900
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
&C.. &c. &c. sc.
The Burch Case-Ha beas Sorpuss
pended.


WASHINGTON, Sept. Icy esterday a writ o
habeas corpus was issued by Judge Willie on pc
ution Of ). 81. Burch, by his counsel, James II
Bradley. commanding the officer incharge Of Old
Capitol Prison, To produce before him. al eley en-
O'Clock, the bodies of his father, Samuel Burch
aud his brothers, Charles Burch and Orlando
Borch, who, he represents have been unlawful.
ly arrested aud held. They are no, now and
never have been connected with the land or naval
forces
To day. General Baker, by whose order the
parties were arrested several days ago, at their
homes ia Fairfax county, appeared with writ
indorsed by the President. as follows:
"ExEcUTIvE MANSION, Sept. 10, 1865
"ln the cases OF Samuel Burch, Charles Burch
and Orlando Burch named in the execution the
wit OF hnbeas corpus is hereby suspended.
(Signed) "ANDRLw JOHNSON
President"
Another OF the family, Elijah Burch, was ar
rested yesterday. They are charged with the
larceny of, aud marking Government horses with
the brand g. s., aud il is said tia, they were
caught ia the act. Already Gen Bakers forces
have recovered over thirty horses so marked
supposed 10 be with the same brand Gen b.
stated that there were no objections To turning
the parties over To civil courts at once, IT they
could be tried Immediately. or they would be
tuiued over 10 be placed under bail IL i prob
able that they will be turned over to the civil
authorities in few days.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
change in Quartermasters' Depart
laienf.

Nkw YcEK Sept l6 - The Herald's
Washington special says: A general inspection
of all depots quartermasters supplies is going
Oh throughout the country with a view OF break
ing up the majority of them. aRd concentrating &
goods in few central localitIes Depots al
Frederick, Martinsburg, Stevenson, Clarksburg.
Cumberland, Parkersburg, Wheeling, Gallipolis
and Charleston are to be Immediately broken up
and their contents transferred 10 Harpers Ferry
and The buildings turned over TO their owners or
sold on Government account A reduction of
the number OF depots will be ordered in other
departments and the expenses much reduced
When goods will not bear transportation snd
fail to come up TO the regulation standard. they
will be sold to the highest bidder for cash An
immense amount OF Government clothing is OF
this class, and seems likely TO he turned over to
the Freedmeus' Bureau for distribution among
the colored soldiers aud beneiciaries
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

Clergy man, while residing in South America, as q
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Care of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases Of the
Urinary and Seminal Or ysns and the whole train OF
orders brought on by banenl and vicious habits Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire benefit the afflicted and unfortu-
nate will send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine, in sealed envelope, to any who needs IT,
Free of charge.
Please incose post paid envelope addressed your
sell; Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN
sep9 dly Station ID, Bib,e House, New York City
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

NEw YoRK, Sept. l6-The Times Washing.
ton special says: Paymaster Webb was found
guilty OF conduct prejudieial to good order and
military discipline, and the Court sentenced him
to be dishonorably dismissed the service, with
the loss Of all pay and allowances now due or
that may become due. paw fine of one thousand
dollars. end stand committed until the ine is
paid The President approved the finding of
the sentence Among other things proven
against Webb. was corrupt collision with claim
agents here for the purchase of soldiers check
books AZ an uuccnscionabe discount Webb will
pay the fue aud be at enee released from Gus
tOdy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

"Great Oaks from Little Acorns
Grow,
The worst diseases known TO the human spring
from small to almost defy detection
The volumes scientific lore that All the tables and
shelves c, the medical fraternity only 20 prove and
elaborate these facts
Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest
pimple the skin tetale and indicator Of disease
It fade and die away from the surface Of the body
but it will reach the vitss perhaps last and death be
the result and final close Maggiels Bilious Dyspeptc
and arrhpa Pills cure where all others fail while for
Burns Scats Chibains, Cuts and sll sbrasOns Of the
skim Naggies sslve infallbe Sold by J. Maggie AZ
Fulton street New York. and all Druggists, at 25 cents
per box. aug22-d&wiy
LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues Of BULLs CEDsos BTKxs, any such there
be. read the following certificate frsm gentlemen well
known in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army will the
lives Of thousands OF our soldiers:
LOUISVILLE. June Sd, isss.
We the undersigned have the good effects Of Dr.
JoHs Bulls CKDsos B,kss In case Of general debility
and presrson Of the system and believe its general
use would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among soldiers particularly would this DO the
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CHLs. B. COTTON,
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