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SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
Breyet Drigader General Nathaniel Michler, major
OF engineers.
CAMP SEDGwICK.
Company X, run CduaIrp and Battery +, rim
Artlle7V
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel Henry A. DUPONT, cap
tain Fifth artillery, commanding Battery + and
post
captain Charles Smart assistant surgeon United
States Army, post surgeon.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel julius W. Macon, cap
tam Fifth cavalry, commanding Company X.
First Lieurenants James Burns, Fifth cavalry, and
Paul Roemer aud Henry J. Reilly, Fifth artillery.
Second Lieuenants A. Tracy Lee and Thomas r.
Adams, Fifth artillery, and Bernard Reilly, Jr., Fifth
cavalry.
RECRUITING OFFICER.
captain Charles III. Pyne, unattached.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Captain ana Brevet Lieutenant Colonel John 8.
Billings assistant surgeon, on duty under the
September 49,
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AN ONO uOaRon.

County Innrmary Burued-Tcn Inmates.
Five Of Them Maniacs, Perish in the
FLAMES.
Union, Licking county, Ohio (Oct. ae) correspond.
ence Cincinnati Gazette
Two OF the outer buildings belonging to the Lick
ing County nfrmary one mile from here were de.
slroyed by Ore this morning at two O'CLOCK. Ten OF
the inmates were burned to death. Hive OF them
were manacs. They were all locked IN their cells
aud nothing could be done 70 rescue them the floors
being burned before the manager, NJ. II. Pittsforu,
discovered the fire.
The following are the names or the persons
burned-John Devore. newark, Ohio; Moses Car
ID. j. Morton, Utica, Ohao; Frank Martin
Utica Ohio; VIM. Van Dine, Newark: G. w. Crinor
Granville, Ohio; Sill Clark. Iineo'ele ONO; Julia
Morgan, Alexandria, Ohio; John McGlEnis, Newark,
ONO
The insurance on the building Is from $1,000 to
$1,000 The cause or the fire Is not know.r at this
hour.
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Army Hn.letin.

First Lieutenant William ID. O'Toole has been de-
tached as Professor OF Military Science at the Mis-
souri, state University. First Lieutenant G. NJ.
Fleming has been detailed to execute the duties as
Indian Agent and ordered TO report TO Commits
sloner Parker for Instructions. Captain Alexander
Il. Adams, OF the Second cavalry, and First Lieu
tenant Jeremiah q. Wilcox, OF the Sixth cavalry
have res uued.
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SECTION ,. All ablebodled male citizens between
the ages ol eighteen ana ortJavS wears SHAH be an
nually enrolled under such regulations as small De
established ny law, as militia force To repcl inya-
sion suppress lnsurkecton ana ald IN the enforce
ment OF the laws.
SEC 2. The militia snail be divided into the active
called the National Guard of the STATE OF New York
and Its number determined by law; but shall not
In time o. peace, exceed thirty thousand, Ii
shall be always armed equipped ana dis
The National Guard snail constitute the reserve force
All persons who alter one years service shall have
been honor6tiy discharged nom The army, navy or
volunteer forces OF the United States snail be IN
time or peace exempt from service IN the militia:
aud oil citizens who from scrunes OF conscience
may be aVerse 10 bearing arms, may be exempt
therefrom upon conditions 10 he provided " law.
SEC. B. the Governor snail appoint the chiefs OF
the several stan departments, nus aidede.camp anl
military secretary all OF wh0M shal hOd Office dur.
Ing his pleasure, tprr commissions 10 expire with
the term for which the Governor shall nave been
elected; aud he shall nominate, ana, with the
sent OF the Senate, appoint AL MAJOR generals All
Oncers Responsible for the military property or funds
81 inc state sha give Sucn security Tor the faithful
execution oil the duties Or thelr respective olces as
he Legislature sinai prescribe.
Skc. :. General oilcefs shall appoint their sta d
omyes, VINO snail mold Ulice curing The pleasure or
sucn general oncers. but their commissions shall
CaP.c WIN the COMMISSIONS OF the officers appoint
ing tnem All eilcers OF the militia snail be conIns-
sivHeu oy the GoVernor, aud no commissioned
oncers except those who hold once during his
ovsH ~ ,la, ~ the general Officers, shall be re-
Iecomneh'atlon oi the Governor stating tho
gIouhus on watch such removal Is rccommenled
~ ~ snC sentence OIL general court martial. All
commissions shall expire In ten years from their
oases except those OF the National Guard reserves
SEC. o. Inc commissioned ana non comm saoncn
Olnceis OF companies shall bc chosen by Inc written
vSs =, ue !nsmuors aud Held officers Of regiments
ana separate battallons By the written votes Of the
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following marine transfers have been entered
at the Custom House from the 23d to the Goth inst
both DAYS incluslve:-
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The work In the Mont Gents tunnel is progressing
favoraby. The total length Is IL, go metres, Of
which 10000 were lRlAhed by September IL last
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saved. II is to be hoped that further advices VIII
place the number saved al higher figure.
THE srONBwALL.
A brief description OF the ll-iated steamer Will
not be uninteresting. IL was a sidewheel steamer,
built at Louisville Ky., in 1855, aud was valued at
the time OF the disaster at s45,0 00 She was owned
by Captain John Shaw, OF ST. Charles county, mo.S
ana Dennis Long, Of Louisville, Ky. The dlmens
s!ons Of the boat were:-Length 235 feet; BEAM a
feet; depth OF hold, IL feet. Its carving capacity
Was LOO tons. II had four boilers each rs feet long
ami 30 inches in diameter. There were two enginea
OF siI feet stroke, With a cylinder 27 inches IN
diameter Is feet wheel 1t has been engaged IN thu
Missouri, Mississippi and Red rver trades, prncr
pally, however, III the former. 1t was ~
the 80 line IL had just come on ing
DOCKS before tie trip previous 10 the last
one she had accommodations for seventy 1--WE cabin
passengers, and could at times accommodate l25s
IL was allowed to carry 200 deck passengers. the
boat has been remarkably uniuoky one, and tug
con1a1raton Is only the elimination OF long seried
OF disasters.
INSURANCE.
The Slonewnll was insured for $4,000, placed as
follows, all IN Pittsburg companies:-ENr So 0oos
Boatmans, $1,000; Cltzens'. $1,000; AiCnouganelas
$4,000; Alleghany IS, 600; Merchants aud Manufac-
turers' $4,000. The bar was Insured in ST. Louis for
$1,000.
The cargo was, as far as Is known. insured for
about 5000 in the following companies:-The
Atlantic Insurance Company, SIS 900; Glooe $4,000
ana Union sll, 900; agencies in tbs CITY, Mr. H. X.
Snryock had thirty.hye head OF mules and hfteen
horses board on which thele was an insurance VI
$4,000. y
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The --latest from the scene OF the Disaster.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 81, 1862
The Republican has a despatch from Captain Tay.
lor enc OF the committee that left here night foP
the wreck OF the slonewall, which says
No bodies have been found to-day Those buried
yesterday were unknown. Several persons werd
picked up below here yesterday alive, out we nave
not been able to learn their names The wreck ia
still burning. fna freight Ia the hold IS uninlureds
but is being stolen rapidly. If the Board OF Under.
writers had sent q tug dowa $4,000 worth OF
property could have been saved The safe OF thq
boat has been taken out aud Is IN charge OF Judge
Henderson, q justice OF the peace.
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GheQnteuiqetrre
SURF.

splendor OF morning the billow-crests
brighten,
Lighting and Turing them on 10 the land =
Far-aWay waves where the wan vessels
Blue rollers breaking in surf where we
Curved like the necks OF legion of horses,
Each with his 1tost-gilded name flowing
Hither they speed in perpetual courses,
Bearing thy riches, . beautiful sea!
strorg with the striving Of yesterdays sur
ges,
Lashed by the wanton winds leagues from
the shore,
Each, driven fast by Its follower, urges
Fearlessly those that are heeting before;
How they leap over the ridges We walk on,
Fltnglng us gifts from the depth OF the sea-
SilVery fish for the foam haunting falcon,
PAlm-weed and pearle for my darling and
me!
Light falls her foot where the rift follows
after,
Finer her hair than your feathery spray,
Sweeter her voice than your infinite laugh
ter
Hist We wild couriers, list to my lay!
Deep In the chambers of grottoeS auroral
Morn laves her jewels and bends her red
knee:
Thence to my dear one your ambsr and coral
Bring for her dowry, . beautiful seal
E. c. SteCtmdn.
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A GENTS WANTED for the only steel
II engraving of GEN. GRANT and his fam
lily, pub lshed with their approval. Sizs Is
Row, New York.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men contem
plating marriage, being aware OF Physical
speedily cured
He VINO places himself under the care OF
Dr.. j. may FeIiGtoualy cOnflde In hts honor
as gentleman, and confidently rely upon
mis- skill as physician.
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A N. LANCASTER will buy Iowa Lands
"A. and Chicago property; also Lands and
City Lots sold tor taxes and otherwise en-
numbered. Is Wall street, New York.
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National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
WHEEL1NG, March 22, ls69.


To The Comptroller Of the CtTTe'aey, FGsht"0-
SIR: It is hereby certified. In pursuance OF
section ~ OF the Act OF Congress entitled
s.An Act to provide n National Currency Sc
cured by pledge OF United states Bonds
and 70 provide foT inc eIeIla II' ana I re-
that, at a meeting Of the Stockholders of the
National Savings Bank OF Wheeling, located
at Wheeling, in The State of West Virginia,
duly notified and held pursuant to law and
the Articles OF Association OF said Bank at
the office OF said Association, at Wheeling
Aforesaid, on the eth day OF January, 1869. It
was voted by the Stockholders of said Asso-
citation, owning more than two-thiros of its
ton and be closed.
In testimony whereof. have by instruc-
ton OF the Board OF Directors OF said AEso-
~ citation, hereto subscribed my name,
u. g. Stton, at Wheeling aforesaid, the day
~ and year e0 2iI IF.tt1pf Cashier
NOTICE.
The National Savings Bank of Wheeling,
organized under the Act OF Congress entitled
Act 70 P ToTide "a sTatss R9n ss
and to provide for the circulation ana re-
demption thereof, approVed 1une e do9+ Sy 10
RinIa is closing up its affairs. All note hold
ers and other creditors Of said Association
notes and other claims against the ASsociR-
ton for payment. y. r. HlLD E;EItAd.
Dated Wheeling, March q, 1863.
National Saving Bank Of Wheeling.
Incorporated January 18th, 1859.
CAPITAL. $4,000
1EONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
M Interest paid on Special Deposits. Notes
and Bills discounted. Exchange bought and
sold. Collections made on all points and pro.
Deeds promptly RENTED,
Discoun MT dSy-Monday.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas a. List, Robert PraftI
Robert Gibson, r. A. M1Cabe
]. O. Thomas, James McOlunev.
]: L: Stifel.
THOS. a. LIST, President,
]. McCLuNEY, Vice President
3. P. HlLDRETH, Cashier.
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Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate OF one OF the most emil
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greater part of whose LIE mas been spent IN
Lne hospitals OF London, Pans, knllaneIp hla
and elsewhere, has eE1ected some OF the most
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E,,rnet, from Rcpteegs of .thts Work.

Extracts from ReVte,g1 Of 1tfs York
CURTIS ON MANHooD.-.It develops me 61
fearful shoals on which a large prop9rd1o 1Ll
of human happiness is Wrecked anu o,-n IA
~ oni eScaned. Fortunate for q country
would it be did its youth pnt into pT acntTs
the philanthropic and Bctentnc .na11 oI
here laid down-one cause Of matIi aq6 nnI
misery might then be banished nom ouf
land, and the race of the enerEate pc sue
ceeded by a renewal OF the hardy XleoITo1uo
spirits OF the olden tlme-London C|ITO'''c'e'
"There is no member of society by WHOM
the book viii not be found usefnl whether
such person hold me relation OF Parent
Preceptor, or olergymen."-Sun.
CURrB oN MANnooDeThIs is really a
valuable work; for pointing out the diseases
resulting nom, excuses, The evils OF Whlcn
less than in the shattered constitution OF
vent the T1ce. which by its prevalence
among the young, has SO much influence on
many.-HTntd. ..,o
AouAe90 DR. e. DE r. CURTIS
No So North Charles Street,
Baltimore, Md
, 1869-07-08
THE WoMAH's HoMt.
4 Sut.,rsrslnn s,g lhs Sr~4 ItnItalus-AH Arrrns
ta shrt hnrrhrA Jor A~.Irt hHur III
l-urhlshinH ihr KopH,s.

The iarrr, new ,.rIrk building, w,It.h nnrc tI,nn
strl.lcs lLr rAracItf nf tho WulnnnH Iiofn", III
Wr.t .JncAPon street, IL nrarfJ tntnpIrtr. and
Il v tihsE In lr IIaihtrfA hhB1a viii make II fratlT
fhr furnishing. This nnllr ntr4Ginrr AAa hrrti
trutrd nr l., IIIr nyIdnA' contribution of our
hrncrultnl ritIxruk, nnh Tar oil tins wsIl ln \
monument u Chi1sRn sif~ral!tJ. When ih1
t,nllihR II furnished, tho ~ ho1ne" Will RrcDm-
tuts,a.e atA,ut IN, Ut nus worthy women wAu, by
their avn intltttrr, arr Trying to support them.
kslsth lirrr, ii tho bhEr cost q! living, without
rcnt us ia1at,ou, Will tsc furnished n Aprt41ii
rInt, knd tho needy helped tU tIClp Themselves
Chicago ,nsy well II pn'lt IT such sn insiitulpn.
III thr new hutli1InR u1n AotIt Oily r,oiA 70 lie
Juruirhtd. thr expense Of rtieh will 10 about
fltM cnrh, TT ntnrf fi,kN.
Therc aru ever 1nr hundrrd churches in t'hi.
caxot nanJ OF thcIn With large alIi aralthy rou-
errgatons, which might easily iurnlt shcx Iooun
tn uiAEEef stitAlhe ttT fnch building md fur
such purpose. 1h'' indies If .hr ef,1ni I'npt!1t
fNMrrl, hlieti ty thtIy nnb1c pastor, ftcy. 1T.
HuodaprrfI, kRyr taken the naitrr III hand, hnh
MIL I'rotsll,y furnish several nf TIM rt"u,s. VIII
the othrr ebuEch.s colc ~ .le hrlp Of sh'A 3ooi
whtk Mth speedily farsh the huInr7
ChItago sfant+ Ut the hrat! VI American clt!ca
fnr llrrul,ty Ansl Ku'd worka No snst!.ut!on Of
.hr aEr cornn.cDas ittcf tnorr powerfully 70 our
1ntn cincavo In. tullt ihu hvulc. Vii tho
thurchra !urnIsh III
work. II IL alHaJs nhd speedily arrntllpttHrd
Whai run thry In fnurr wnrtlay uf ihrtH than tn
tufnth nIse 1;uItlr fhr mwrat rns, poahitic To
those tt ttrI1 avn trI, who arc battling HiolIo
With thr strrn realities q! lfr, 10 procure rrsF auI'-
}Grt+ tEt tnstl church ApIs6lhs C1lnHiittcc ct
lah.rx to sInt lhe hume mud src wta' Is waited,
mid lhtn dctrr.ulur " hal fhrJ Nll1 10.
VIII rot ihr pa*t0rk DT ul1 thc chnrrhes ftFing
tis eubltct trlor ttltTF rangregntit,nS. and @t'e
that so1us,sltttcx nr;o.ntr'f fEum among their
lr:lte lndItx tu take this matier vigorously III
hxud7
Ift ,lnhrt,f1rd .4avr ttlt.d Thr WnInapts i!nr ''
AID tsct ae,;uAlrd Nth it, "lJoet, chaIActrr and
Atl unhe aiAttpk5 t0tnruf u u1.t ii
ir r4t dr.e:slns 1T al tic hutr and humane institu
iints II tr lfr, aud trr <,nlnrhl!y rnllt4rd III s
u stit Of the Auc GaaT1e Hhch e'p Tic needy
l.. help ttrnisrlvrp
i. fUG'NH AcANAOH. " y, tlapEs.
h. L. titplhyEku, J.. ". GATEs-
Il; l. llIpn41tIh a. h. fANwEI-L-
J. II Nm usuxL GEnA1E W. tSAnk
, 1869-07-08

,. rre,rd, ,rs -~-tufn. .,A .,,' II ..t.1
5:;S;: -ass &; s'.ts si.ssas.' md aut'e.asH''
81: f1sA;rss =, sro,; s;,sn a T. III =
.ea,.e-, +; {. L. s." 'sulauns the sale Of .-."
M s ,s. ID ss.ssc IT. p 5n
kar 'reasu't +" pay the sana
hlame- il ho lid ] carried ous .he requirements q
the lsw therr would hasc been NJ trouble
Inc IN igstsf1r ss,n he roala eods1re. "a n e ssa
Nd k gos II. ~. brand % ,ns bs1.el, VT - soon
=, s s:: ! ,'s saa essa:ss?esns9 ssa'a s
to- m to AZ t.tan sas "a whs s ~
tpected there II that wAs done the evil would to
NJ. AcK'n'e7 aated him Il be eret received co.,
lie replied that he did sometimes.
phr9es se ann,ea n,aeat then left the chair and Mr.
The President charged The Inspector with hav-
ing 8tFen bis brand TO Captains Of 20 Asels bringing
mn 70 Ghicag11 aud re.s4vlng ten cents for each
earTcl that was stamped.
The lutpccIor denied this, and challenged Tho
The President then a.led him Il h. did no, re-
eelye ccEtan compensation from ID dealcsh aud
lie repied as bs ID d .aa ;h.i @ Void IL ne fool
lAh to do oihcr~ite for the same y4ca.
NJ W4ls1zI said |! the lnsc-1tot Was not sas1s-
1ed ~itu the fees he ought 10 resign.
Nj. SaseT offered the following rs 1ubsutnte
for tie stct nd resoIttlcp;
Hs.~ir-d. TAst khc raid ronInittec br. End they
hereby. fEst1uttd 10 s5oJf tpd rce thc nee.sary
I'D * i Ia @ ss Il
nsne 81 tho MttthAn1st Exchange Of Chicago.
&TEe trbeti:r'c was accepted. a.
On motion, TIE wor1s 'eand other ash" were add
Cd 10 lie frAt solution after the words s. lake
nsh. and 1.-THE .tlh OF JIy'' was altered TO ''thc
9tst Of jcly." ....-
The rtt olutton as amended and the substitute
were Adontcd-
The Chair apbtuucet as the committee, MessA
Mckinley. AcAvet, c!ark and 1laI1e!d.
IN motion. the President WHB added 10 the CON-
nttftt.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1869-07-08
"5iIPPERY I'M" AGAIN.


week or two since there was published In
THE TNIDrHE biographical sketch Of a little fel-
low known a1 "sltrrc1y Jtm," aiia4 6nippy,"
OIL, 1a years Of nge, Whose career .! Crime aud
eecaEta frum 1uslicc ctiual thc marvellous exploits
Of tue London Kid, Jack Shepherd. The remarks
on that occasion were called out By hig arrest {at
the Winter GuTdeD, whea he Has standing
trrat 10 = crowd Of lnafers} on the charge OF
rocEetpicklnR. That exploit took p1ace On car,
An4l realized hin about 3;l. II Was the intention
uf the police 10 take Eool care Ut him, mud after
Icing htld for trial. he Was transported IN the
County jail IN making his appearance III the
krntlnF, JAilef FoltZ oE hlu In charge. nu,I felt
,ln1tc proud tn have ruth diMilntayr Rpee-
linen oi ruhtul1ty under Ills care. III. reputation
hhh preceded him, anh i keen eye mas kept upon
prisoner HnntisrN hy htTi1',NtAi hart a:out fonr
IEt hcH npaTt. Thr door IcR1lnG 10 tho cells WINS
ClUttd Ut the tine. amt when Mr.. f'nfK A6DHt
Ih open II. tie little ttlnr ea,a lie would save hiu
The trouble, au'l quietly slipped In between tho
fnrR. That fclt atnnshtal tiIs naLFFR and rr ',t
jnt. -.......,..
few tayA FlDre hG WN hFotlRht lTf0rc tic
teurt Rnn AcntrHtr.! to the Reform Ashopt Iur II
irrI,l nf yrat1 This wnA little to hA rriifht unl
he ttrirriinrsl On Eight 1hr other s3aJ Mr. f"'t1
tnt'k him out III hia rr!t Tor Lhs purpose Of R!nw
Ink him to f*rdinf,tl1t,e the torrhor l"r a little
WHILE An ryc wsH kept upon Him. Int huFlhI
Il moment rheu the juiIrr'a attention was called
to : sck rr!'Dnrr. tr snhttsnly 'lianrpeRrrd, mud
On FrAfThlnv fur tbs Nhfsrhn tItK- the officers
wrre informed hy n!lIrr rnsunrr. thni lr hail
tiFtTd between tbr tNra Ut 4 N.nal1W which Ind
l,tt At,rilrt fur the ejaculation OF Alr. Tia feat
n nlnyst tnffr!lDr, h'nc" tho tars nrc lrRA f!nn
nnr palr "Elricry Jilu rnnld have acrpln.
ttIshtd thr frRt.