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MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.

WAsHIEcroH, Oct 8.
The bonds and liens for lands have been
issued to the Union Pacific Railroad on the
thirteenth section, which completes the road
455 miles from Omaha.
Brevet Brigadier General Forsyth, Major
Of the 10th cavalry, has been detached from
duty, az acting Assistant Inspector of the
Fifth Military District, and ordered to report
to the General commanding the Department
Of Missouri.
Brevet Major General VIM. Hoffman. Col,
onel of the Sd infantry. with headquarters OF
that regiment, is to take the post at jefferson
Barracks, Mo.
The following officers have been mustered
out and hocorably discharged: First Lieut
e. s. Taylor, Brevet Major VIM. P. Brown,
Brevet Lieut. Col A. P Ketchum.
On Tuesday. in accordance with orders
received at the Washington Arsenal. by t;en.
Ramsay, commandant OF the Post, from
Gen. Grant, Secretary Of War. the bodies Of
the assassination conspirators and Henry
Wirz. the Andersonville jsilor, were removed
from their graves, and reinterred in another
portion of the grounds. This removal was
rendered necessary by the projected improve.
mens of the Arsenal grounds. The body OF
j. Wilkes Booth was buried in what was
known as the ware.room of the peni'entiary
building. 1t was enclosed in an ammunition
box After the grave was filled up the brick
flooring was replaced. The burial having
been accomplished, the windows we're board,
ed up. and the door made secure, Secretary
Stanton taking the key with him. The key
was kept at the War Department until few
weeks ago. whom it was returned TO the Arae-
nal officers. On receipt Of the order for the
removal Of the bodies, including Booths, on
Tuesday, laborers we're at once set at the
work. which was soon accomplished. of TAX
ing them from the graves before mentioned
aud carrying them to No. l Ware hosse,
where trench was dug, few feet from The
north wall. In this trench the bodies were
placed, and as secresy had been enjoined.
but few persons were aware that the removal
had been made.
1t would seem, from this account, that the
Government does not intend to give up to
his relatives the body Of Booth.
The bodies Of Booth. Harold, Payne, At.
zerodt, Wirz and Mrs. Surratt we're placed in
Q common grave.
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Hnoa CHICAGO.

CsfcA0o, Oct >. Al
The Conventions Of he Christian AsseciA.
Aiuu uhieh eonvooe1 in - sGhsisAiaA Assok
ciasi0a building II this city to-day = q
mammstA proportions, containing reproeen>
ao4ives ffsm ever part ofshs Un4ou. The
FSxefoiSeu . day have beenl of the moss inter.
eseine character. The following officers havs
been ssiecaea fot ~ esauihe year: Presidena
Nm. ReynOlds, Peoria, Illinois. Vice
Ressidssss Bashelc<, Niseeasions !. b
Loouis, Michigan; H H. Judson, Indiana;
Ssmuel Cupples, Missouri; d. A. Shenora,
end Hon. b. c. Henderson, lows; q. c.
Bell, Minnesota. Secretafy-Silas Farner.
Assistant 6ecretaries-H. Pcst and 4. A.
Bromell. vr
The achoonef Ripgyol during the recent
great gale on the Lake, was capslEed about
half way between Chicago and ST. Joseph,
and three men and = boy drowned.
The Committee appointed TO receive Gen.
Sheridan on the occasion Of bis visit to Chi
cago number 272. Tho Committee have .
meeting tomorrow evening to perfect the ar-
rangements for the reception.
The Post has information that the FIRE
Tuesday night in Fsirburg, Illinois. resulted
IN loss Of between $40 600 and $50, 900.
Il is thought the proceeds Of the Illinois
State Fair will reach SO ,00O. The rain this
evening laid tbs dust, The crowd upon the
grounds this afternoon Was immense. All
unite now in pronouncins the exhiiion great
success.
The number of convicts now in the I'LL
nois State PenitentiAry il 1.O36; received
during September 68. The labor oi the in
stitution continues TO be pro6tably employed.
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY. Oct 3.
The Democratic State Convention was
called to order by Samuel j. Tilden, who
nominated Mayor Hoffman of New York
City temporary President, which was car
ried. Hoffman made a speech, claiming a
Democratic victory in November, denounc.
ing the Radical party and negro suffrage,
controverting the views of Senator Conkln
in the Republican Convention, assailine the
registry law Is unfair to adopted citizens, and
denouncing tho excise laws as odious, op-
pressive and unjust. In regard to the Ma.
tonal debt, he said that the Democratic party
would pay every dollar, in spirit as we'll as in
letter, OF the bonds, but it could only be paid
when the Government passed into the hands
Of an economical party, and when the pres
ent enormous burden of taxation was re-
duced
A resolution we're adopted that the Tam
many organization is the regular one OF the
party, aud giving seats to it's delegates.
Another resolution. recognizing the Mozart
Hall party as sound Democrats, and giving
delegates honorary seats, was adopted, with
an amendment including German delegates.
The usual committees were appointed.
Recess.
At the afternoon session Horatio- Seymour
was chosen permanent President. In his
speech, on taking the ch4ir, the Governor
said: We have put down the rebellion. and
We are now struggling with revolution.
Even the Senate of the United States has
pursued policy revolutionary in its tenden
cies, and iii it's blindness it is striking suiei.
dal blows against its own existence. Coio-
RADIO to day balances four million people in
New York. 1t was admitted merely to gain
two votes in lis struggle with the Executive,
a bnlhar a at IN faV
TO be admitted from the ten States lately in
rebellion, not ~ representatives. of white
people, nor OF blacks. but because they hold
the views Of majority of the Senators, and
are sent to Washington by their agents. We
implore the Senators not to begin 4 revolu.
ton. but be content with your vas. powers.
1t you continue your usurpations the couu>
try may not be content with driving you back
within constitutional limits, it may 90 farther,
and, acting upon the doctrines YOU assert.
1t may crush you out and make another Sen.
ate. based in truth and upon manhood suf
frsge. The couutry needs peace but If YOU
will have revelation, it cannot stop al snv
chalk lines you may mark out.
Gov. seymour devoted much of his speecb
70 the financial question. He opposed repu.
distion. Do not he said) the reports of the
Secretary Of the Treasury show ths. vs could
swiftly wipe out our debt, if onr income was
not devoted 70 pastissa purposes Alter ~
lnding to the immense amount drawn from
the people in the tax on alcohol, one hundred
and fifty millions Of which is cofruptly diyi
ded among officers of the law, and yiolators
Of the law. He said, give Us back our com.
mercs, lesson taxation Of the North, shorten
the hours Of labor for our mechanics. raise
the price Of our securities, give US back our
Union.
The Committee on Resolutions we're ap-
pointed, aftsr which Hon. Jas 8. Thayer and
Oakley Hall addressed the Convention.
\ Adjourned till to morrow.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, Oct 5.
The Journal reports having a letter from
St. Louis in which the writer estimates that
there were over 100 deaths from cholera per
day in thstcity last week. The disease. how
ever, it is stated, 10 now rapidly disappearing.
The writer asserts that the prevalence OF the
malady was kept secret from fear Of injury
to business.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 8.
Col. Frank, commander Of this post, re-
ceived instructions from General Candy to
day to no longer oppose the enforcement Of
civil processes from the United States Circuit
Court.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 3.
Yellow fever interments for twenty-fou
hours ending this morning we're Sc.
The Howard Association is now rendering
assistance to 800 families. averaging three
cases of yellow fever to each.
MONTGOMERY, Oct 3.
Returns for two days have been received
from fifteen counties The number Of regis
tered voters are 81 400. and the number Of
votes polled was 81. AGO. being $500 more
than is required for majority Of one>half.
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New YoRK, Oct 8.
The Heralds Washington special says:
There is report current here of the discov>
cry OF q conspiracy iu the Cabinet to drop
the President and go in Tor Chase a candi
date for the Presldency, usins the Internal
Revenue Department for the purpose.
The Times special says that the President
tells the Souiherners that he cannot re open
registration without running the risk Of im>
peachment. He also states that the promul>
CATION of the Amnesty proclamation, ii prop.
eriy managed, would result in disrupting the
Republican party.
The Bank Examiner reports the defalca>
ton Of the cashier Of the First National
bank OF New Milford, Conn, amounts to
S47 600. The def cheney, however, is COW
cred, and there will be no loss to any one.
A private dispatch from Charleston, re
ceiyed here to day, states that United States
Marshal Goodloe will soon resume the execu.
ton OF the processes of the United States
Court. stayed by Gen. Sckles' order No. 10,
and that Gen. Candy had instructed the post
commander at Wilmington not tointerfere
with the attempt.
again in circulation. 1t is stated thst Gen.
Steadman positively declines to accept the
position. and that either Gen. F, P. Blair,
Jr., or Vim. Ewing, Sr., will be appointed
within . week
The Heraids spe cal says that 500, 600
more have been raised and paid on the Mis-.
souri, war claim. This makes Sc, DOC, 900.
The Heralds Washington special says:
The President d. nes in toto the statements
of the Times and Tribune Of the course he
will pursue IN CO Sc Congress attempts TO sus-
pend him.
4 Washington special says: General Grant,
in conversation . few days since with two
Republican Congressman, in replying to a
direct question as to the Presidency said,
that if it should seem to be the will OF Prov
idenc. and the desire Of the American peo-
pie, that he should be President, he should
not feel at liberty to resis, one nor disappoint
the other.
Edward Cooper, defeated IN Tennessee for
Congress, is TO be appointed the Presidents 8
Private Secretary, the position he formerly
held.
There is good authority for stating that the
resignation of Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, W. E. chandler, has been ac-
cepted, aad that c. Z. Creery will succeed
him.
WASHINGTON, Oct 8.
Reports from Alabama, Georgia, Missis>
sippi and Florida, show that 937 1868 bales of
| cotton comprises the estimated yield for
1857, against 1885, ,455 in the same States
last year.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3.
The Times Washington special says: The
President has ordered pardons for Alex. H.
! Stephens and X. NJ. T. Hunter to be made
out. The documents will be signed in day
/ or two.
Secretary Browning has returned to Wash !
inston, and empha,icaly contradcts the story
| that he is about TO resign.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, Sept. go
About 600 laties we're presented to Gen.
Sheridan to- day. The General has left for
Newport.
A meeting OF the American Bible Union
was held yesterday and to-day. The old Of
fcers were re>elected The receipts for the
year we're $55.l27; expenditures S54.738 (;
bibles received, 603, ,lS4; tracts and quartcr-
hes, 1,716.269.
The bark Eliza Baras took ERE last night,
and was considerably damaged, and scutlled.
A number OF cattle and sheep were drowned.
The vessel was owned 1t Bermuda, and was
to sail to-day With cargo valued at $45, 600
Thomas Mcguire, one Of the proprietors Of
the japanese Troupe Of jugglers, was brutal
ly beaten last night by two men who tried to
rob him Of 81. 900, but failed. One OF them
was arrested.
Two cars were thrown from the track OF
the New jersey R. r., in Jersey City to day,
BY mail bag. which caught on the wheel.
Considerable damage was done to the cars
and road, but nobody was injured.
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FROM ST. LOUIS,

ST.. Lorls, Oct 8.
Three races took place at the Laclede
course this p. m. The first Was . mile dash
for two year olds, free for oil, purse $500,
was won by John Davis Lexington 6lley in
l:5l4 and race, mile heats. for $500 for
first horse, 500 for second horse, was won
by Smith Nellie Gwynne, the second horse
being s. Laws gelding Alexander's Jones'
boro was the favorite at starting, and be took
the 6rst heat time-l:4es l:50: l:523.
The third race. two mile heats for 500 was
won easily BY Duke ofOrleans in two stl aight
heats; time-3:42s, 3:45a. 7. B. Patterson,
trainer for johnson and Douglass. was ruled
of the track TO day, for insulting conduct to-
wards officers of the Association.
Hon. Thos. E. NoelI, member Of Congress
from the Sd district of this State, died here
this q. M, after lingering illness.
A light rain fell here this evening, the 6rst
that has fallen for several weeks
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.
A man recently from New Orleans. giving
his name as Nick Brison, died Of yellow fe>
yer in Rock Island, Illinois, yesterday morn
ing.
The Tribune's Nashville special says that
Mayor Brown was elected from his Office
yesterday by the military authorities. he
having refused to surrender the city governs
ment to his successor, on the ground Of the
illegahty OF the election. There was some
big cursine about the city, but no bloodshed.
The Legislature meets next Monday.
Gov. Brownlows election to the q. S.
Senate is pretty generally conceded.
Omaha is making preparations for the re-
cep,ion of the editorial excursionis.s next
week
General Mower has telegraphed to General
Grant that the election in Louisiana has re.
suited in calling convention, by small ma
jority
David Edgerton, who murdered Constable
Reynolds IN Rock Island county, Illinois,
last mouth. was yesterday sentenced to the
pententiary for life.
Colonel Milo Smith has on exhibition at
the Iowa State Fair COW which made
the march from Atlanta 10 the sea, and
from thence, with the 26th regiment, to Gin.
ton-a distance of over 8. .ooO miles-giving
her two gallons Of milk per day. She Was
twice wounded by the rebels.
Last evening the weather at Quincy be-
tokened a storm, rather to the alarm of the
State Fair people.
Nrw YoRx, Oct. 8.
The TribMnes specialsays that Davis. nom
mated in Baltimore for Sheriff to-day. vas i
Police Commissioner in 1861, when the Penn.
sylvania, Massachusetts, and New York troops
we're assaulted on their way to Washington.
He vas . rampant secessionist, and was ar
rested BY the military authorities ut the or
der Of General Mcclellan, and imprisoned in
Fort Warren.
A despatch from Charles Dickens to Tick.
ner 4 Fields definitely states that he will
come to this country TO give . series Of read
ings, arriving in November and commencing
the readings the 6rst week in December.
RIcHHoxD, Oct. q
Hon. Alex. Rives and coloved man were
nominated by the Republicans Of Albemsrle
yesterday for the Convention. Last night they
were burned in etigy by the opposition.
MoBlLE. Oct. g..
The second days vote stands $40 hlacka
and "a whites, With very few exceptions
for Convention. There vas no disturbance
Whatever. s
MosTooNERr. Oct. 3.
There has baen two dsys votisg. o. tn
ma dag these wsse - So veeee ease hsEs; ~
80 Il ee1na; Le00 II Opelika l,UUe q
gWse1nka ~ - Csayea16e6. sss-sssss
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FROn PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.
The Revenue Inspector made raid on
the unlicensed whisky stills in the northern
part of the city on Saturday last. and we're
driven of by the people Of the vicinity. To~
day they made another raid with increased
force, but Jared worse than on Saturday, hav.
ing several Of their party badly wounded with
bricks and pistol shots, They seized several
stills and were taking them of in cars, when
. large crowd Of men and women attacked
them and recovered the copper vessels and
drove of the of6cerA Deputy U. s. Marshal
Schuyler received six serious wounds. Thos.
lAnces one Of tie rioters, vas sAus II sAe
head. The adair occarred near Pert Rich.
- yalsk + 10y isl9 9his.h - So
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A1tgnee's, Notice Of ADpofntneat.
ID a. DssteS osast ef ne Ussssd tAk ~ tAs ~
mai r. Ieaa. II ths matter o. oso. y. ane jaDn
AsoA4Ae1s s6fvivt1g perssers oftAs lAes In = =
.Deaess esaA DaAkrsptl
~ SAa ansy essreN:
tv1sHR snlenigned hereby gives netics Of
- ~ appoiasnsst - As.iGss% of s@o y. ysoss
tn esaa ~ uk les oe~ats, asA senss ~ lev~
WlthiD ~ ,Natrict Who havs besn adis1ase hank.
runs vM their ovn petition b. The pjsrSct Ccafs =
"a nastfieA H1AM KNoWl1s,
ucfA-lDv Am1KnAs
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FROM CLINTON.

CLIxros, Iowa, Oct. 8.
Il rained this forenoon, but did not -.
riously interfere with the progress Of the
fair.
The Editorial Convention assemblies ttis
evening
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FIRES.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 8.
Ths carpenter shop Of Crane, Reed Co.'S
coffin mandatory, corner Of North and Har-
riet streets. was destroyed BY FIRE last night.
Loss $ll GOO; insured for 81 300.
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AGEN r> WANTED.

Tor Higley's Great North American Prise
- Stationery Package, the n's rally vauaal- paek.
age put np in the cnuutey. Agents makr - 90
day selling then bssnttnal pr-.ens gwen with .very
hundred packages. en IS cents for sample, or stanp
FOR cireulas address n. A HiiLxy O.. n ess.
nods Birck Chicago Also Agents for 70 ether .rerfes
Local Agents wanted. toct& din
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a.iTneSs Notice of Appointment.

u - m1ssSct Court of thu UNITED ssatsa tr sAs ~
trtet Of Io.a II tho matter OF John an, naskrup.
n ~Aon It ~9y coscern:
uSH undo sensa sFsby Fssss nrtics o. hs appoint
nsct = Assisnes ~ JsAs HlsA, Of sosuk, L.
ooensy. RGaee e t,wa sieis ~ tSssree. sAs
A4udsoA eanhrups upoo hk on pssstta BY ths 0ia-
sriet f'csrt q said District. AlAAn kM0wLbA.
tAa~ Aesianoe.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


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AFTEwNpOU D1RAICHEgI
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IAtsst Nsws rsn WsaAisgte..
Lincoln Conspirseors Disinterrel.
TAas Doiiss Renossd ts Nss Qsarsss
lyktniisa h tls 1sstA ~ b y kslsls1.
PRESIDENT FEARS IMPEACHMENT.
R..srs u : Change /. aAs wAr oAse.
Grant VIII Servs a. Hesidsst II Il b the
FisA Of tAs An,sricss People.
New York Democratic Convention.
STRONG coPPERHEAD SPEECHES.
Serious Rioting in Philadelphia.
INSPECTORS DRIVEN OFF BY MOB.
MEETING OF EDITORIAL CONvEN-
TION AT CLINTON.
The Old Mayer ef Nashville Elected
ffom OfAes.
ELECTIONS IN THE SOUTH PASSING
OFF QUIETLY.
Meseang of the Christian Asseciation In
Chicago.
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR THE EN-.
SUING YEAR.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l45s.
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OFFICERS ELECTED FOR TIE EN-
SUING YEAR.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1865
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ry0R aALR--Lot In Block 1875. on Morgan STREET
between 18th and 14th street., Tn wh, sr~ two
trsmr Dwsngs that may he rented for I'D or ele psr
IN nth Plice 81 0Vo cash Title good OF no .sIs
ksquirs Of loetA u. TEN-kfrk-
UE have received this day MACkEREL.
w th,s = a.,o'a catch, direct PortiAnd, ~Ltch
arr pnt up honest ,ceigh
or,l R0eRRTynN L ALBHRa
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ann BAGS COFFEE.
OoO 30 Hhds. Porto Aics aneas
30 Box . Havana
500 Bhls pshntd
30 Syrup.
A5 Hf ebls .
10 K-g.
10 keyp ro5s.
400 Packages Fish.
just received and for sale low By
srptn A. POLLOCK CO.
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SMOKED HALIBU1. - This seasons
~ ring, only 30c per pousd, st
oct4 ROB6aTs0S ALBERB.
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a1sssans ef the christian Association In
Chicago.
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Nenciil, Jones d Co.....cor Third Main Streets
Hess, Stern Co.....oor Second 4 Main streets
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