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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1SG2.
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soiT (founts Sirtctnj.'
CITY GOVERNMENT. '
" 'fc 'jOtIM Ht'OB fiMtTH,'jrvr. ' i
WILLIAM 8UANK, AaeeedVr. i
JOHS CI1CMB1.BV, AfaraAo.
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I Ipi AfeeAie W. H. llkinion, A. C. Teeker,
n4 JibH.'I.' , ..'
Clerlj ofAe Mart. John tbuibly,e-ilo, 6rt
JuS tttyM,aood.( end JeA.BlVldicB, third
To iMwr-William Driver, j
Kmtm Crikkr-A. B. Shaaslend
Walar Tn tV7Wor F. n Oarrett
,.('--. ; ; ' ' '
WKvf Uatltr TUoif.l ' "
flt( Owrwr-J. L. tHwi. .
(V ion.f-Juh McPL.il 8mltb. :
Board 0 ldwm-H.M. BtlM, PrlUl ( 1- t.
'HnwBaa.a.A J V.IUld,(f. A.BcowI.Wm.
Um. i. C Pmlth, U 0. U tUilwrnn, nd J. obt.
BubwU, T. J. YwbwugU, Wm. Drivi-r, Wm. i.wr,
ii w ulllD.Jaml TurDr,U. M. Sou
lu, 4. J.OoU, Ja.IMvil, Alr.w AidoD, J
Iow, od iAu Cre'ly. ',
(uMimii coMHiTTUM.or mi citt rocmn.
riiw Sol", fcovil iml Cole.
' wl.-Aadcrsn',PmUh ml Clihurne.
iu,. Yubrauih . Turoer , Suu thgali' , Ha t U , B r l a.
... u l:l.iluimfl.
Mtyiia, vui.iM - .
. . a....i nil Tiiraait. .
THV.MIH,, f-MT . -
rif iv, Cti(tUm mi U:.
CWn-Cmlib, Ftwirt and Nownwn.
AfvM jM,IU)bjrU,SlrtudTurur.
Uoufh, Claiborne and nvl.
J'olio-tbeathaiD.Brlen ard AnJcran.
hyriiyt iluugh, CUilwrne and Brlrn.
ii-rlii. t-haalliajn, 0rfJ and kuowlw.
. rr.,.Iilur-Col, Bcuval aud
ln w.n
CrdJ. . . '
rW Prfrtt Brk,CIattaioand Turner.
rn Unt HaylleM, Jone and MoherU.
"Tle Bnerd ol Aldermen m'eU Ibe Tuctday
. Hid lurond and f mrlB Tburadvya In
rcb B"iitb, nnd lhi Common Council the trruud
and loiiua luurfiaya In each u uih. ,
, NIOHT POLICE.
(kfki-JubB Ban(b.
trel lAutnmi Wm. YarlirouKb.
niiJJ'iiJB Tm Jacknon, John lavender, Rich Pa
.1. limine. Wbi. Baker, John OHlrell, William
Majo, John Enilef, J. W. Wright, Johl Kuckelt,
Hubert Kwtt.W.O. rraoela, Tuomaa rancie, nurw
Joyee, Dald Tatee, and Cbarlea HuUti.
mr Te Polioa Ceurl U opened irerjr morning It
Bluee'rlrnk.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Sawtf-Jamee M. JIlntoB. DpN(i-Tbomo 1I..U-
bob and J. 1C. Vuohaaaa. - - - ' '
, BfitHr Phlneaa Oarrelt. t
IVM(e W. Jaaper Taylor.
Cre-N. U. Beleher. ,. , '
Banfr John Corbltl.
JTrMxae ColttrlarJ. 0. Brllff.
kaiiroad TaM OoUtcUr W. 1). UobarUon.
I
tkMtatM tr IA. A'a.irilf flufrirt-JuuB ! Uub-w
and J. K. Neaman. I
1 COUNTY COURT.
JmJf Hon. Jamea Whltwonli.
, Clrrt I". Undah. NU h.il.
B.-Tbe Judia'a C"U'I "-tii tke Out Atou.lay In
' each mnath.and Ibe Quarterly Court, comoed of
the tlaiaitrateaerUia County, la held tba Sril Mon
day la January, April, July and October, e
CIRCUIT COURT.
Jmltf Hon. Kathaalel Baxtrr.
Clerfc-JJevId C. Lore.
a-Tba Ctonrt moola lb 6it Uoni'ay la March
- Bud BenlnibT..
' ' ' ' CRIMINAL COURT.
Juip UoB. William K. Turacr.
ittrk Cbarlea K. tliggoB.
agr The Court mecU the Orat ktonday lu A.rll, Au-
f uat aad (Member.
CHANCERY COURT.
OUaceUer Hon . Saumel P. Prleriou.
Clert awl ttoMtri. t. GUaree.
JO- The Court tneeU (he Brat Monriay In My aud
Karember.
' L 0. 0. T.
Jvmj F. Bia,Oianderetiu.y,ahoiiia be nt'lreeerd
at NuAifle, I've.
' Teaaaawt A'e. I Uifti tvery Tuea.lay tvo-
tug, at tkalr Hall, oa tba comorsf Vnioo and Pum
merltreeta. TbeolBoari tor the preaant tirm.are
"T It UaBride. HO.i 0. 8. Leeuaur. T d .: J'hu F.
Bide, Bfcrelary ; T. L. Mamkall, Treaaiirer.
Ihm flr, No- lu Ueeta at the rarue .'a.'
nit, klondav Kveulna-. The oBhert are : Rolwrt
Thoinnaoo. N.U.; R. A Campbell, V.O.j Henry Ap-
le,oeretary j B. r. Browa, Treasurer.
. BHiilr ''. S. 0 Meelaat their lUll.nu S uih
Cbarrv tnal. evary Friday kvenlng. TUa idtlirre
. j.r.luUv. N.U.i O. C. Covert, V. ti l T. B
lUdea, iiorrotary W. N M ilkiry, Tr. aauror.
Aarera lorfye, Ae. lt, (iiiiuiai,)-Me.Ma at ma
Uall, corner of VbIob and Kummer atneu, every
rhuraday gvul"r. The I'ftlouri are : B. Iw-ub. lbelM,
HU .; Oiarlea BU h.V 0 ; John llorhei I. h, aViri'tury;
Uoo. F.tferle,Tri'aiier.
JtWy ICacawifaMa, 1- M.elaat Uie above Hall
oa the ttrat and Iblid Wrdneedava of ea. U ro oib.
Tke oiBoare are O. 8. l ur, I'.P.j J. K- Mil l. II P.;
T. B. Mcltrida.H W P. B t'oh man, J W ; R. II. Mc
Iwen,p.irlte , U. H. Cutter. Tieolurer.
t)dV. Br.nHk A'eM.)el, K. 4 Mia at the
nbova lla'l on the eeou-l ar.d tourlb Wodneidajr
ugbu eieaeb muatb. The olhi era are : R. l.ebmn,
C P j Jaa. T Bed, H. P.; lloury Al'I'h'.X W ; L. II.
n,ltheock, i W. F C al,sa, arlbe j J. N. Ward,
Treaaurer.
A8PIYAL A!p CEPABTVKK OF TEA INS.
J)Uiavllla Naahvllh'R R. Train hvea at T 45, A.M.
ii i. "i " arr. at 1 30, P.M.
Keabvlhe A l-oaiur R K. Tie leave, at 4 00, A kf.
.. arr. at I w, P
Kaah. A l-hlluo. , R R. Traiu loavaa at 10 00, A U.
u arr. at lil.l'.M
ADAUI XIFEES COUP AST.
Olllik. No. ol, luiaai 8iaaer.
1'aia.oia nl( lo , uH l .tijbl aad r. kaf h
Ike Moialug 'tiuiM of tbe loiiaviLLB a Nata
bi,- au4 K.avruix t tacTta" Bmlb.um,
Bout nae the aaua al lh Orboe by I o Vloa ike
Datiohoii CouKtt Dieectobi Continued.,
JULITAUT QTTAJITEBS AUD OtnCEItS.
JuW-Keailqaarteri oa lligb atrtet. Ilea, burnout
coiiiBiaiidirif, . . .
irk Headn'iailera on Summer atroot (W
Pord'i rneldeace ) Capt. Ureen, A. A. O. , '
Proroat WanM Tlfailqiiartora oa ChurcU ilr.ci.
(Female aceitrmy.) l. Stanlry Matthev.
t'iiV QrUrmtuur Headquarleia oa
Ckitrry ItreM ; No. 10, (le.lge Catten'l rraldenee.)
Cat. J. D. Bingham.
AuMamt Qarfrwuunr ChaUannega Btpol Japt.
R. EtaTeaaul.
Ami Qnarurmittr Tina etret, kear atra.
Polk'a reeidiinre. Caut. K. N. Lmh.
M C'flarTMMUrr No. 87, Market atrret.
Capt. J U. tla. '
Cat Cemmuaury HeaUuartara, Ku. 10, Vii. at.
Cat. R. MacCwIy. ;
a QUMtnM Ihoad etreel. Capt. H.
Little.
Adit CbmmuMry of S7(i Cornr r of Broad
and Collnf atreeia. I.leut Cluulaa Alloa. ' i
iT(4ea IMraotoK-tummee atreet. (IV. Ponl'i old
naideace.) Burgeon, K. Swift. I
iltdiad Pm-mfr'i CJUt-Cbarch ttroet, Maaoale
Building. J. X. nana, Kurgeoa. lib Kaaluoky In
taotry, Acting JIuuical l'uireyor. . -
AERIVAL AND DEPABTUEE Of MAILS.
Kortberi Mail.vla Loulavllle, arrivea Rally, 1.34 P.M.
leavei T.45 A.M.
Columbia, via T. k A. K.H. arrive ' 6.0 P.M.
lo.T.i " l.i 0 AH,
Shelbyvllla, via . A C. R B, arrivea 3.M P.M.
laavm 10 00 A M.
Ubanon, rrlvee " 11.00 .
leavea I CO P.M.
Memuhla Mall, lea T Pally, v a loulavllle and Cairo.
POHT.OFKiCKB OPKN BKYOND LEBANON AUIt
Liberty, Alexandria;
(lordonaville, Kuilthville,
Watertovrn, ' Jenning'a Fork.
rosT oiFicrs ON UNI OF V. k C. R.R.-
MurfriHnhi.ro, Fortervlllo,
Jord.ia' Valley, or Bhelbyvllte,
rhrlatUtna. Palmetlo.
B. B. CONNOll & BR0.,
conni!Mior triKK hajitx,
HO. I COM.KliC BTllKkT.
w Mioolt Jnat rrelvpl and lor aal
low lo eoe out toiHitimou"!
LOU
Bl'iJ. tali, lor ale by
. ap t
CONNOR A BHO.
100
bnxea HALT, for aula by
apt
fXINNOR k URO.
F. Coila ROI'E, Tor aalo By
JU aui
CONNOR A BRO.
40
bh;. Coal Oil.
apt
, tor aale by
CONNOR A BHO.
t r hair bbla. Coal OIL, !w aal by
I (Jap 8 LOSNORABKO.
i .
rr A doaen BROOMS, for aale by
IDU apl CONNOR A BltO.
FjQ i""" SOAP, 'w "ale by
CONNOR A BRO.
Q boxea 8TARCM , for aale by
CONNOR A BHO.
It) cbeata TKA, for aale by
ap
CONNOR A BRO
) half eh(u TKA, ror aale by
l apl
CONNOR A BRO.
I ) cadna TkA, fur ai by
I ap I
CONNOR A BKO.
f boxee Veaal POWJiKKt, lor aale by
U apl t.oNN(i A BP.O.
2()c So"A '"' aiy
CONNOR A BRO.
1 rf groaa MATCH KM, fur aale by
apl Ct'NNOR A BHO.
boaea Star CANULfc ,lor aale by
ZO a I ONNOIt A BRO
ilti boxea CoYr kK, for aale by
ZD apl CON.NOR A CO.
A bbla. VINKOAK, I r aale by
It iil
yklta SAI.UON,r r aale by
CONNOR A BKO.
CONNOR A BKO-
24
kite M ACKKHKL.tur ra:e by
apl
CONNOR A B1U).
5kiU HKRR1NU, for aale hy
apt
CONNOR A BHO.
2 kite HH'aD, f"t aale by
ap I
CONNOR A BKO.
J(J bblaTKOl'T, for aaie by
CONNOR A BKO.
I V bbla. MAC'KKKKL, for aalo b
IV7 apl
NNOR A BKO.
4bhU. CUIKK, for aalo by
apt
OINNOU A BltO.
b..i, dried llKHINH, f..r aalo br
10 apl U'ViNoR A BKO.
1 (i boxea tried rlraled, for aale by
10 ap I CONNOR A BKO.
kena NAilJt, loraale by
OOSNOU A BtO.
c r bbla Cruibed Sugar, fbr aala by
Ok) apl t. NNOR A BKO.
I a I baa alh Al., fur aalo by
-alej apl
CX)NNORA nllO.
CONNOH A BKO
Oft oaaka IIAU.4, for aalo by
ZkJ apl
Cif oaal" Slllil, f"e aale ny
ZJ apl
COS NO A BRO.
CONNOR A BKO.
"7 bbla Hue I'UTA fur.s, f"r aale by
ZyJKJ apl CONNOH B BRO.
Of" bolea frrab tiard.'u t-tr.H, f r a.le by
riU ap cosnoRABRO.
8 bbla omon i-Ms, fr rale by
ap
niNMlK 4 HK(I.
101
tteroea t'anvmayaeit H W -i, w iih a lurije ad m all
aori o O'HHin, whic.ii we wdl c,.oej out o, at
tturol l auud, N 6 tXlleerir et
p B H. OtSVoR A HRO.
DR.
COL K MAN'S
m mem
F I lliK at ten lion of oUiaeaa, tr,Vtyfa,and aibera rla
1 tting NiaBhvihe, rei)iriiii; mv.,tai aid, la reei-.
iuily called to Una otnc, No I ie u k ulreel, aeo
mJ i IliMir, lHiwtaiQ berry aiid lb p!.-,r.
Itf. tu vMAN ta an old praetiiHiner f aaadlcitie, hit
aluuail uu inn led eip r tenor and ttatwrinc a )-
for m4iiy yeara wt, iu tke treatmetii ol tauv.Ta I if
mm, hmi iaiiocar4t him to devote b a undivided a ilea
Ih tt K duaeaaa.'a iof lioa n-ituro. Maay rawa o(
lba aioal invetrate ciiam ler have prtuupily ytvidad
to hia Hoprovot method ul tettjilmeiil.
Prima y , W.n.tary, Tertiary viii Heretlttary Hy6
lha, tiou-wrrlue, tileal aud all it j the yd-ura
and arouwy oitUAf, m,eei with ai ra leidutoe to hit
re u id tea.
A l.ioale Irrecularitlea atii fuoetiiaaal Wrdereuire
nieuta ot tbe Worn, aud liie diuM ariauif Itota
tiiwtaiioo and ill menited parti.nin.o.
Every ixae ul Kim ibie Knpiur, and at rtlee,ai
rVi.Upaua of tbe Heclitm. aad ai-wl oaara f visuita.
nan be cured by a pi-wee a-t 'Miauwe. If nihet
ul IU tattler iwaa la 'lerl4Ba ky lr, tbreanaa, a
Cure ta nwrvi tv-AJrt4. a a tamreful eiainiwetted
imii iMenia UHi u44kv) iBiHaiHauauf tmmi m
Aii'-4ly bo unproved metm-d of ei-adkUtu;.
l eiaoua ot iiunr a apply tii la p-r . ur by leitet
(drat-nbiuir taee) lba rai ttpt-'ma of auy aiuie
jniig ttiseaee, cao k curt I, lu anwl CAva, by ta
gkU.y ttwiio.l, kti r.f iy 4 4eht t'o-mi
Hirat otmftJaiice, pi "in a'i i iv.-a . and BKHlt-raw
ekvAFt, wid i-iweia Inni aUJi kta pairAaa.
00- Vo anerrurv UbtI ta U icuaiiweol of d4Prea
dueoM-i, M be m.ievea ( io nAtaji i4vre, it prajuuteee
word'tarAaau tl.au that tt a to curw.
Otttoa iwuia I um ajbl In lUnoiim till aiaa tt
lMavoniii. jaAilaae-lf
mmmm by riiuoid .opesed
K
Nashville, TcnntS!,e:t llunUTllIr, Alabima.
ONLY 22 MILES STAGING.
T EAVK N AailTlM T. IVFRV M RN'IN
1a it I o'cli k. arm iw m lliinlvill atm day f
anriwr, via elnmkK, 1'nlaakl and
At Items Hallremd, (I cnn. tc. Ala.)
14 Passenger 4 Ilorso Coachea
DAILY
XllVIMEtv 1IUNTSVILLK
R. R. STAGE LINE.
1 have (fn::i iic.'.l ruiiLHig a dailv line of ataKM,
rcti.'n t .k K ver and Ki ynoia stall m, I unli'9
Norih uf i
The tralna on the T. A A
K. R. are making dally
trla from Nafthvllie to
REYNOLDS STATION,
And the tr'nn on the M. A C. R. B,, muklnit dnllr
trll iiai HuiHUvllle ti Ik River. riwciijr.'rii ran
l Nhvill at fl A. M. making Uuntstr.Je at
Uow coanrrtiona maae at tlior enu o7 tue roan.
J. 1.12 Ani.l S, Proprietor.
For f irlher Infonnalln oan'ilre at tlw Ticket
Ofr)i, Ko. Jio, North t'4ioy dtreut, Kourtii door from
Uniou. t )uiyi .own.
Eailroad and Omnibus Ticket
OFFICE, !
No.' 25, North Cherry Street,'
(KOl-RTII DOOR FROM fSIOX).
FKltWA'S MICXIN'U I.KAVINO THK CAtTC BT
thu Hull Koad, will And It U tli. ir liilrrcst to
puri'haec tliotr tlrkeia at thia where tx krta f un
bo bid to all the principal cit iu Ihu North, kitH
anl West by the aliorU'Hl and mokkuhuble ri.ute.
Alar thrttiiftb rerelptu rau be rivrn T r all claKna
of fretbt by the quikeat aud aa low ralne aa by any
other roui.
.ny further tnfortnatiun ran be given by calling at
the ofltcQ.
W.W.CIIAIO,
Urn'l Ticket Ac t relgkt Ageul.
Julyl dtr. ,
Committed to Jail
OF Davllaon luanty, June IT.-.h 1K8J, a nejro m in
who e.iye bit nam-- ta AltUAHAM; vaye be butobkia
to Simtiol Atkeu'oo of Clieatluiin couniy Tenn ; eiro
about kl or :ri yeita old,wel;ha about 145 or 160 lba ,
6 feet I inches bigll, rorper color, war oa bitik
an ul one irch loog, amall ar etlg-t) vf lba bull above
rigni impie.
The owner ih requeued to eonte rorwarii, prove pro
perly, mu pay cbargor, aa Ice Uiw dirtria.
unc2 3t Pliei Iff and Jailor of P. 0. .
Committed to Jail
OF Dt daoii oouuty, Juu KI, IH'J, a uvfre man
lo Tbum-ui 1. W niker of Manrv county, Tnn.; -k?
about of $t) pri ottt, weigh 3 nhuut 150 damiiki.
(e.t 3 Iih'Iih lu h log lit ; colr i!ftck, no m irtt;
ThowDfrI ritfiUfNU'd to come rorwn d, iirovf pro
liaity, a tl yy ch-rgwi, aa tt w til'tctt.
JanX29 SC MiprlfT.nd Jutiuff ) C.
Committed to Jail
OF Parld-oa wmoty, Jud tl, lvflt, a frro man
wbo pari hti ainia M AKTHUK ; aoi btlootra K
Wm .. Hmart ot Warrn ctunlr, T. uq.,khI ab iut
46 yram ; ivai.h4 aburii 146 or 160 pm-)ia ; 6 f h-1 )
lo btia bit i ;ixrr black ; b wlusknf.
Tba awt4r la rrqiifMt-d to cioi forward. irora
proarty, and pay eti.tr Ren, at tba law dtrwu.
J. M . HI N lri ,
(u nrS 81 tsharUI and Jailor ofl). C,
Committed to Jail
Ur Iaavldana emmty, Juua TS I, ISO'i, a negro boy,
who tayi hli name la AlA.aud be lung a to Win
M t)rejrtar of w ( mn co. ; aa years old ; wetn ahout
)oO ur noun da ; a feel tmdie-i bitfh : odor b'a k :
uvur on neoaLd linger on lait hand.
the owner It reuuented to coma firward, prove
properly, and pny uharvea, aa the law direein.
J. i. I li .vri 'I ,
J inet 2'--at Slier ifT and Jailtir ml it, C.
Committed to Jail
Or Duvidton oouuty, June 9ft, lfH,2, a neiro man.
who aya Im name In MANlaX i iy ba beiOriKi t-i
VI re. lurlnka ('. Ilrown of Maury county. ncarSpifra;
lli I, Tenn; aea about VU yeura old ; weiglis ahout ITU
or lKOMjontta ; ( loet U tuhea Mh, iiuall hear m
centre forehead.
The awner la requeatad to com forward, prove pro
perty, ami pay curk-ee,ej tUe taw uireuta.
J. kV HINTOM,
June'sA I Kheriffand Jailor of l. C.
Committed to Jail
OF havldriuo cocuiy, Tenn , J'ins 10, iHti-l, a rrro
girl, who eiyi bar nnia w JOANNA, and belouya
lu Kobart V dlituiui, nf KraukliU, kf, til -boat 17
or la yean ; 6 lo. t 3 .tic-iea b;j;h ; wtiicua about '0
rouia t dark enier color, t he Owner n requested
t'n-ome foiward. prava property, and pay chirujeJ
lit, l (Mmi'U J. al. HlM'ii,
ttinew- li Sherirf and Jiiilur ol I). I'.
Committed to Jail
fT ravtdmn coiiaty. June lutli, ti6i, a ni-ro man
V at h aa tin a an. a ta MlLlt'S t aya ba belona
Ui Joaepb Carter, of M:imhall cmiotf, Au-, ? about
'it yetim ; weiahii .(15 poumiH , 0 loet 7 tM hca h;b
cd.ir black , pi tr by burn ave tm iliit writ
the owner la rvquasleU cima oh WJrd, prove oro
lrty, aiid pay Wruv-e Hl law uirecia.
J. M . invrov,
lunell 8t Hl.t-rifl and Jailor I O
Committed to Jail
OK Divulfou cunuiy, Jotie ' th, Iwi, a negro man
who ae hm n -ma Ih I'AMKi, ; ayt be be!i'iit
10 Krotwd Ih-wi. if M trebaH ouuty, Ala. , afa atvot
11 er 'i yeara ; w 1 or lo6 ion. ; 6 it a he
kiri , no m'ka 4 e-oior hi, k Tia own-- i reneAl.
ed to c tone ftvrwwcd, prove projeenv, and py rhar)(ei
aa tba law direct. J. at. Ill :l 4 N .
Jinjela hlicrifl aud JiUr, 1'.
Committed to Jail
OF Davldoon con my, Joue lith, Itto ' a naro m.n
wbo a) his name U AAUnN ; aayrtie Ik-tout; lo
J t arte-, uf tirh:iH cmiiiIv, AU ; u,ed Rhtxii )U
van ; wei.li about 10 or M p umU, 4 feat i, tut lo
high , r.o Da rki , i lor biav k. '1 uw oh iir it rurfi--stl
to omit 'nrw ji il, prc pr"pei t y , unit p t rim ce
aa the law dlicla J M HI VP'N,
JniteH-4 Mier'II lid JaihtT oil' i
Committed to Jail
0r
V l-avideoo OiHinty, Jtina llfih, IM4 tuvru tnm
abusive hLa name la ALK : vava ba bt-la tut-a
to J.ocy i-M) th, of t avi dfoo i u iiit lean,; ajjed
about vl yenia , Wf.hi i4 or 1 rrt i-mnrlt ; 4 (, el e '
iiichia hi. hj ivvpiter coivr ; ii-tmarLa, 'lha owner ia
retjuf stt-d ii ci'uti' f ra afO, prov a property , aud ay
iL-rgt o the I w 'l.i ct n.
J. M llINToV,
pji.elS Jt HhcriM aud .Uiu.r el It. i
Committed to Jail
OF TaVKlwu ooumy, June 14. lefltf, a nejfro man,
wbeaa) bit uani. ia (iko.ii.k; V? i.llt St. luN ;
aatl ha b,liHiKa b .iy Aoa Yeaigui, ol rrr
e. uc.l) . ky , aied .Ihuii 4j yn , ik.l 173 or Iwi
lba ,i Ni I i. b. i Ii 'i ; co.i r k .aiiuul a. r on
fi.rebea.1 ; tu.ail i(..ate' Tur owner l r.'M'O-.led lo
ooinr f.'rwar.i, piof e proja rly mii iny i barii'-. u
tbe law Ui'.u. J. li. IliMus,
(nl.f l Jl Slior'B an I .la i..r ih i. C
Committed to Jail
Of lk.vl.lKMi ooamy, June Wi iHrt'l, . oi.rre e.l
alioauya h t u .mo la I 1 1 I kl IU S j ) lit b.
h.n,a lo Hi v.'Ki'ii. aa. ul Mj.iry io,,u,v . i,u , ara
al .ul ;'D year, j ,,,, .( h , ,,r n (uoila I
Irel t 'a IU, llel b l.h ; lU bualiy U lr , I ..pi r oolor J
no iu ha ihe ,.wner ia roju-wU'l to i..ino Iit
warU, prove primarily an l a.y ohaigH. .a th law Ul
r"a J u lll.MuN.
jou.U-34
Slieril aud J.". ol ll C.
Committed to Jail
OF Iai'ia..n tvunly, Tmn , Julia oili, Hl,t ne.
tro ,tl, uaiMs .-vM.l lr.; aa ll.e bt"iira to
train ..i,., ,f u.u,, (uuniy. T.ua Sid ul
about U t.r 0 yeara oiU , w.il.a ab-iul lA'ot ll
iiu a; 6 f . t A tb.b.e lii.b , iwo ania'l a.aiauu
lurelii..! ; fcjtr on ufiHir iip .t the a.ie o( tke uh. ;
f"Mr e.eur.
lh owur ia reouated to r.ieje lrward, rote
nrepoitv, aaid imv hhaiava, aatheuiw dieie
' J at IiibTOV,
. Jiuieaai HieiiH aud Jailor l l, C.
OFFICIAL.
thf oiiMtKal Iirlui4iit or lha army.
tU U -tc' hm ( fimat ami JYmiaw nf Ryrmrnl'i-
iVii, 'i hat Uieracliall ih al'lo-l to tha pifwnt mnem
crw of lha army tu ui rishh and ton aitnnt fr
g.'.nn, U pi uiiMi4 i ami apnitt under iiiia
l&m ; twaniy uMircai imi, aai aa miiy aiwiw
tttcwanli aa tba ftiirgtmn ffHOfral may CAenMdar n--c-
aary 1- r tha (riiMiic tM-rww, aun thai mair mj ami
that at. hif'ital mc ward, ta lha vwluotr a f II
tut thd regular arvh -hull h thirty d.Mmr ir
moulb, t la cajiiiiniud from tba patsnairw of tbi act.
Aud all me heal caih-trt in the aervic htill, in atd
iUm to ihotr my, raoatva una ration iar day tltbar in
kind or conuiiuiatHm.
rrc. 1. And ha if furtkt mnd. That tha anrttaon
KTniral t.i ba aiwiiiii., utp(- r tins a i ibfill ha tha
rmik, ly, a-d aniiliin.ntn of a lr)Rditr nfiit-ml.
1 lino -iiull I w iiia a--Bi-1 at -urfMii .wui-rl and vit
Iiu'ilit jil limN'rtor h-mkmrI "f Ih-wi iIhI?-, li iHi tVa
r:.nk , ;? r. an - aii'i.ii- 1 1 a dn-o f iAi1rr
mul lliu nitvlu al iii('tor giiHra) havt-, uuder
tha dirfrt'tiun uf th Murica KfU'Ji, lha (tiicrrx iaua
i if all that related lo ttit siinitttry condition of the ar
uiY, whether In trail uioru. (luarUra or cam, and
of thj hyh na, poh a, dirM-lina, and eflh leu y of
fit? id and fcfQral bipiU.t( under our.h trgulaiioii- aa
may h to iHi'f le MMt hod,
3. Jni M it furttter tiwrtrd, Tliftt there -hall ha
etphl ntadlral lnH,)(H4ini, with lha rntik, ay, mn4
emolument ea-h ufa Ueutnaut colonel of uiv.'liy,
bd who hAll be .-hart:-1 wiih tlie duty of ln-wiliin
the sanitary condition of trau.sorU, tjuartpre, and
camK, vf fifld and goii'ral b"iiti, ami hrt nhall
rett to tha m1val inn,tir ireneral. undrr ia k
rt'yiulaUona an nrny hs kerti.fter -Uiblid, all cir
t-uui"titn-e;i ridivling h Mia naiiiUiv condition ana
WMftt. rf ttrt! and of hrtdtlr, ant ta tit rktll, f
ttwf uvy, aad icood oondw l uf the olth-cra aud at tan
dan in connected with t!ie autiit-al taf'-m t nitit.
r-r.v. 4. Ami ftt M furihtr enact J, that tin- nurceon
Kanoral, tba atrial tnt rnirnottn i;aiuai, modkai m
i4aprtur eaneral, and matUiAl inibectiiri, shull uniue-
dtatrlv aflt r the iktvHire of Ohm art ha apiHHiite! by
tha I'rexurieut, by aud with the advit aud oonnt of
tha twuate. by ie lion from tno uitui.ai -tkrua ui
the armv. or from the itr'nitn tu the voluntiMT hit
ioe, without r4gard to their rtitk when no aa rrti d,
but wUti Mile rricaru tu MHaiiucairuui.
rcc. h.- A'd 6a W j'u rider emutnl. 'Dint medical pur
veyor Hhall I clmiiitd, uii'.t'i the iiirt dou of thu
HHiKeon general, with tha Haleotlon and nn haisa of
all uieukal u()ilie, iiuiiidino; uow sUiDluil prupara
tioim, and of all hook1, In-lruui ntM, hti-itul tun-B,
furnitare, and cHlier arttdH repaired tur the au k
and wnuuded of tha army. In all caM ofeitiitr noy
they may orovMa MK'h additional aAcoiiiiutNlatioit.s
for the htrk and wmtuded of tire army, hint may tin or
port 9Urh medical fuppliaa mu circiiiM-lahuf' may rta
der ui'cemiiiry, uudor him h reulutiwnn w may here
after he eMajdMhed, and uhall make proinp Hiidiin
nwdtale tfnuaH upon all special reiitMithiiH mu'le upon
them under m b cireuint(.ut by no (iital oihi ttrri ;
and the k pec ml ronuir,iii.iiM .-hell cn-it mi iu ply of a
lUt ot the articlwi niuired, Ho ualitia reiilred
dii ud, and nig mid hyaihe molkai oilitvrt rU.rini;
them.
Hko. fi. And bp U further imnrtii. That whenever the
inspoctiir Keiieral. uraity oue of tha medit al ljmaet-t
, unt hhall ieNii t au otlU-er of ihu mcdti al curpM a dm
qtmlin'xl, hy ae or otherwise, for promotion to a
h ither urivte, or annttod !r tne fieriormanre of tun
proleiioual dulim, he ali ill lo reported, by thenur
Keon general for examine! on to a inlt al boanl. as
providttd by the aev'iitti(li aei-Uon of the art ap
provixl Aupfuet thiid.eiuhhi nthundnnlamlaixty our.
re. 7. A i4 b tt Jurtttrr rnuUi, Thai the pro wioiiM
of thin art ahnll continue and le In lorre rturtus the
extritonco of the prevent rebellion aud no longer: Vo-
roieW, rWieeirr, lhit, when thin act than expire, all
oillcern who shall have bei-n promoted from the medi
cal atail of lh v army under Hi act iha I retiun their
re.-ia-owve ruiik iu lha army, e till mu li promuiiou aa
tlioy would htive been entitled to.
Approve. , April in,
FPtJiMr Xo. 52.1
AN' ALT to at.thoiie tha Poalma-ter-Ccm r(l to a---
tub hah brum h pot olhci-M iu citu-.
ft" U tnMrtrt by th) famrU nnd Htnit nf Hf-prt-wtu-
ttifrof lae I Hited N4 ft Amtrttxi ta tknujrem Mrm-
6.., that, the roAtmaU'r taeneral l aunuiri.e'l and
lireated, when in ni jurticureiit the fnione inierenc
or c-tmveqji'uce may rAuira it, t eMaldlsh one or
more bra ch poi otliceA, In racditnt tint u;irallii
of the poet-oftlre In any city or plru-e v lib h, In t be
opinion uf the Powtinantur General, may require urh
additional accomuiodationa tor the citiiveiiiruce of
the Inhahltaiitii; and It "In 1 1 te the duty of (tie I. -"t
maetertueral to mwfecrkho the rulea and refiubi'
tloim for the branch pont-oHtc wbh Ii muy Im ewtitb
luhed by virtue of thm act. And tbe rwtmatoi
tA'tieral ia ben?bv authorised to rhurae one eent, iu
aildiliolt tu tha regular po4ini;e, fur every lettor ih
LXMillMl iu any braneh uxat-onieo to Im; Imi wm.1 ilea by
uiall from tno linneipai oniee, aim wnren until no
ureiMtid by atump, ana one cant lor every IvlterUe
livored nl iui u oraiicu nn. o, w oe puoi on ueiiYoiy i
iVorob-iI. That no letter 1.I111II Ti aelit fnun the prut.
lout olllte to aih'h branch olllra tor uelix ery coutrHiy
to the re.iueal ol the party to w hom the aiiliie may la)
nlitrealM.il : Mil jtrot n("f. Die axjiolisf ol auell brancb
arvire ahall not exewil tba roceipta ou aeeount
thereof.
Sie. a. ytncl 1 farther ninrlril, Tliat llio tenth er
lieu of an aet enlltleil 'Auoet lo ehtahlUli rerlmli
pi.Mt.iuuiea, and lor other purpoaea," )rocil lau h
llnrd, eiKhttin hundred and foityvan, be .uid
hereby ia reja.irtl.
Approved, April 1(1, lee.!.
f Puui.io No, 6:1.1
AN AfT niakiiii; aihlttlonnl appropriation! for the
nnval aervlce lr tno yar enuing Juno thirty,
etahtoeit hun.lrel aim anty two.
Ht U ttVHtfil by the ieime uttd JliiHAt nf RfftreriUiu
tirm of taa f'ainf WMetof America im f 'opfTM aaaetn.
oiait, i'hat tha toltowiua' auuia be mud thoy are Iterol.y
approprlalrd, lo im paid out of any money in the
Treasury not ollierwlo appropi lalel, .,r tile aer it
of tha yearelKhim.it huudied and aixti-tau.
l-or the purchase nf vvaaeiaaud UeeeaNiiry nltera.
tioriw iucnrreil in ftttintc them foi eirvier, two mllli
on ttva aiiuilreil aud thirty thoueuud .lollura.
IT or tbe puri'haao uf ad.htiotjwi vt.'ela, tMO luilli.
011a of dollar.
k'or the purt-haae of naotiral Inetnimenta, booka,
nj'i'H, and charta, twenty thouannJ doliaia.
Fur n pulra at Olnerval.n v, ri, i, l,t, and Inui-j.or.
tatlon, liirae ttiouaand iloilara.
kor tha ortluauoa fouuudry at tho WaidiluKhm
aai j yard, tiny tiiouaoiei ooiiara.
k'or ontname, one million d.dlara.
bio. I. le if nrlWr eoort.d, Hint Ihe aiim of
lcvtn huiKln-il ami olliiy-tbreo iliouaaml two liund.
red and nltiely-liiiir UollHra, boini; I .nioitut heovt
airy to le provlileil, aa entimateil tiy a board aiilioint
au iorthat piiiKno, to pay lor am llulah tha hU'veua'
battery now p:.rlially ronatrui led al II.. I... ken, New
Jerai y, Im. and the aanie ia hereby appropnaUMi out
ul any aiouey lu toa 1 rouaury u I oihei w ia appio-
pilMl.-i lor the iiuuieiiiale coin'leti..u of aoid tat-
ry : IVikIai, 1 hut In the onulrnr, lur tbe oomnlo.
tmn of aaid voaavl it ahull be atlpuiated that 110 rt
i 111 lllLllrV viillllieil i) f.ilHIII A. oti'VI'll'l tOliilO
been heretofore enlniletl-ly Trtia, upon aiid vraael
ahall Im roluinhHl until tho amount of aaid rlaiiu
ahali In eauhllaueo to the antlalaolluu of til
tary of til e Navy, and the iHtinicnt of aaid anin
aluall ba eoatini;el.t Ujmn the aiu.. ea. of aaid vea.M-1 aa
aa iron ela.l, ae -Ming, wal atoamer, to tw ileterm-
toed by the I'reai.leiit, and aueli fontrnrl ah.ill slipu-
latai the tune within wjIi-Ii th amh1 ahall Imii 1-
plottMl. iVoiMed aeiariArfeM, Thai aaid money ahitll
nut Imi e.iiied uiile-a tbe N-eretai y ol llio Navy
ia of opinion that the aauie will ereum lo the inl.ic
er lee au ellleieut ateam bnlterv.
tie,'. 'A. And ba If Jutkr aoniw-W, That III aillll l.f
thirteen Ulllllona nl liollal a U, ail e.l IMt. '1, nut of
any muln y tn tbe Treu- ,11 y not nthei a ih n.prupi'ia-
teii, to etiiihle Ihe Hei ret:n y of the Nav y to l oualt ui:t
ir u ..la I aleam veanelaof war.
hee. 4. Aul fc noiA.r e.....,.., That t tie Secretary
nt the rvuv y lav aol hoi tw: lo eoininuttf th nnv y la
tlun nl t'onee nu i anar, lor llirl:ae ol eurfo,
niuevi wiiu milk au i anar, 10 ne pro, tired 111 lite bmiii
maiiiit r and under like renin, tiniia and ituuninleea
aa aro pieaurvwl uiealH, pn klea, butter, and deani,-
eate t V e'etabiea, if lie ali.t 1 1 b. ll.v a It will l.e t-uiitlii.
eive to Ilia health and loiiilxrt of tha navy, and not
uiore oMteUMv n to the liv uniiiiiut titan th present
laltoli, itlel if it alt. ill be irvul'tahU to lite m II.
A pro, nl, AjiiiI IT, leoj.
Prune Itr.aot 1 1 nil. No. yl.J
A IlKSoLl 1'lllN tianalei 1 111 ; the tu-rv iciuii uf
lite t apitnl extenati n and f Ii w are, tn u nf the new
dume lo the liepaituienl ol ta Interior.
i'tt!td la fa .SaHna UM.i hiMm t Ii' pr. ntvltrra
vf l'ia I nifetf tit'ttit 0 Am.', no la l'i.i.;fu oaatn.M. .f,"
1liat the ailla-rvl.toll ul tho (a llul ttalenalon and
Ibe ere, tiou uf Hi ih-w itoine l Biiil tha aaute la
beiei'V tranab iretl finin tl. VVal li,.i,rt ,t lo tlnr
lerluienl of th Interior. Aud all Intel eiiteil
money which ban lieielolor Ihmu a.piuprule.i, and
nil money v.hith mar lt hen alter ..i j'ioprlaliMl lor
either Of til Iniprv.veOieiila iieitt!or liienl lnne.1,
aball 1 a,iiil,Hl uuder lb dnta tiou anil auj , 1 , i
aloii nl the rvexret.tiy ni the Interior : J'ti.ieo.i, I'hat
no uvuy herelofoie anprui'i la le.l ahall Ihi ex .oiled
Ufiuu th 4'hl'iloi uulli a.tthuiKed by tnieaa, n
tiepl ao lute it na 1. ne.eaa.ti y lu protect the him. ling
liolil Injury .y the clviionla and lo cmpl. lc tbe
duiit.
Approved, April Id, linj.
I't at.ic Ri.aul I TtoXNo. J. J
JOIST RK.-ol I II11S aulliai liin- 1 1. a Secretary of
th Navy to teal plana aud male 1 tela for Btb.ieilng
an! ;e ll'J iloal .11 a balll lea It. . it I al.l-.
H U re. fiaf '-a 'a. A.M.Ua .at ieae u ' iMar.i
l.iva it fa I HU tt Mlea it A -arn a ,N CoirteM wl.
r.l.d, Dial llio ave. ilai y ol in Katjr ImiuJ lie
iieivl v ta aulh... te.l lu.t). ud, out of an) luooey 1.
Ihe 1'reaj.iiry not uthaieiae a p..ir ate.t , u auui hot
eicwding laoitty bve Ibetuiaod tloluia, lur ti,e nor
p,M of leallt-g loatin aul utaurlal.lui ttnoelliig
aui i-a or floui.n t.ett. n In. iiln. lai lr.
Apl'iextd, Apcii lo, lti
'Ink tba I nloo!
It hat Afrlarjrr circnUlion ilurt inj
other diilr newspipor ttirtt his Ix-cn
puUibhetl here for ;eri.
It is thervVa firvi;'rr of (he United
Stairs tut Tt-unefiaee.
It is the nfl ial ntwynprr of the Fttie of
7eimee.
. It givei the latent neirt fnnn the Military
Jjtirtnuhl Btiutfi, and hitn tmll ny Uher
iKyirv. 1 '
It till immediate communication with lh
Military Headipim trr$, which no other
piper hero ha. , ,
FRIDAY .o:.N'IN'G, JULY 11, 18C2. ,
Itnniaitdc AJvontnrea nnd batrlnf
I'eaia of C'apt. 'arpa,iter ol tba
'jBaalr" MeHla, ' ' i i t r 1
A correapondent of the N. Y. IribiniA,
writing from Martinttlntrg, V., relilei
tho following rotointic nirrativeof a cel
ebrated Uniou Scout :
Among the niiny pietnroaque individ
nnls one encounters in this latitude, Capt.
Carpenter of tha Jessie Scouts is by no
means a figure to be passed by. Fanry
a poacher who is half brigand and whol
ly dare-devil, and you catch glimpse of
bis air. High top-hoots are drawn up
over wide black vlret trowseri. No Test
is worn, and the expanse of a broad chest
affords a fine field fur tho once snowy
shirt-bosom of Parisian pretensions and
Que material, formed of divers pulling
and plaiting, its front fold being garnish
ed with studs, and two rather larp,p
burtoui pins joined by a gold chain. Un
der a broad collar is loosely tied a black
siik scarf, in large, careless bows, and
hanging fringed ends. A hunting coat
of black velvet, decked with the buttons
and epaulettes of las rink, ana a raktHti
hat of tho sombrero style, with a long
black plumo and divers gill ornaments,
cemplote a costnmo masked wiih an at
tractive eccentricity. . .
lleneath the limn ol this hat gleams a
face that tells its own story; keen Span
ish-bright ryes, a wild luxuriance ot hair
and mustache, bronzed c necks and fea
tures all aglow with health and vigor. As
one notes his step of careless defiant
self-confidence one could readily credit
accounts of even more reckless coeds of
daring and audacious bravery than those
linked to his nam. "Jessie SoooU" were
orginicd in Kanias by Cant, Carpenter
and comprise twenty -four yong men of
undaunted couraco and buished horse
manshift. They were accepted on the
(ithof August, at St. Louis, by General
Fremont, who was then id command of
that Department. One of the first per
sonal exploits of the Captain, while his
men were diverse! r employed, was an ex-
... tf..i-:,l I.. a.. -
cursion to New Madrid in response to a
desire expressed by Uen. Fremont, for
information respecting (Jen. Pillow. Dis
euised as a Coufetlerato officer, Carpen
ter visited several planters resiauij; in
St. Louis, and representing himself as an
ofllccr whose term had expired, took their
confidence and secured from thciu letters
to Gcu. Pillow, a horse aud other needed
accessaries to his success. Thus pro
vided, bo merrily wended his way to
ward Gen. Pillow s camp, then stationed
at New Madrid, and consisting of 3,200
men.
lie adroitly ingratiated himsilf into
tho confidence of Gcu. Tillow, learned
from liini many of his plans, aud engaged
himself to rsiso a company of scouts from
S'.t. T.rttiia fur rita arrvir.e. Tha tir-ncral.
delighted, gavo htm instructions how to
proceed, furnishing aim with passes and
knowledgo how to smuggle his recruits
across the river to l aducah, the only
available entrance into the Confederate
lines. Hefore Capt. Carpenter departed
on this expedition, he entered den. Pil
low marquee, helped himself to all
loosely disposed papers and documents
in the name of the United States, mount.
ed the hone famished him, and triumph
antl v rode awar. At Paducah he hailed
Ihe Union gunboat Gonestoga, and with
some dilllculty proving his identity, was
conveyed lo ril. Louis, where he deliver
ed the valuable) intelligence he had ob
tained. This information was the means
of securing tho safety of Col. Oglcsby,
who was iu garrison at Cairo. Hu next
exploit wis a visit to tho camp of Jclf.
Thompson, upon which excursion he ap
peared iu the character of a crazy man,
hatlesa, ilioclcxH, ami appropriately cos
tinned, rejoicing in a wound over his eye,
which he had conveniently reopened for
tho occasion
The Confederates received him with
some show of compassion, and their Mid
k-al Director, aftere xamining hi wounds,
nronuoneed it a compound fraeturo of the
ikull. He wii permitted tho freedom of
the camp, and soon learned thai they
were aw are of the failure of lien. 1 illow s
Cairo ami !t. Louis plans. After oh
taming all the information to be had, a
Hash of insanity prompted the adoption
of a fine horse, and a blod gallop through
the nickels.
IlelivtriiiL' the intelligence ho had
gained to lien. Grant at Cape Girardeau,
lt am mad" bearer of dispatches to
Gen. Moiilnomtrv by Gen. 1 remont.
Kiiriitite he eneoiiitti rrd the fearful ac
cident at Platte's Prik'l from which
boa, ever, he escaped at But uninjured
After securing many wounded, he went
to the aid of the conductor, Mcplien i ul
ler, of New York, who wss lying crushed
under a ear. While endeavoring to ex
tricate him. the car asain gave Hy, kill
ing Cutler instantly aud breaking Capt
Carpenter's shuulder-bladr, who lay wiih
the dead body of Cutler in his arms for
five luiurs bIi.r he was rrseurd. This
incident detained him five day in Kan
as Citv. On the sixth he mutinied his
hurse, und thr rihlh saw him at the head
of his men. Ilia olllerrs were Lieutenant
Scott, aiacepruuioted to A Captaincy in
the I'uiteJ .S.aUl Army, u4 Lieutenant
Pobb. Crossing the river, by command
of Major Rarry, in order to take Observa
tions, they suddenly cam upon party
of iht men, mounted who claimed to lie
squirrel hunting. Tho captain, saying
he was an old hunter hlmielf, desired lo
inspect the sort of shot they med in their
a iort. Tha result waa tho discovery
of 2CeU rounds of cartridges iu the pock
ets and saddle bags of the first man over
hauled. After twitting them awhile for
their illy-selected ammunition fur squir
rel bunting, they oonfened they had be
longed to a company from Platte Couuty,
and were on their way to re-enforco
(fen. Price, who was then preparing for
an attack npon Mulligan at Lexington.
Capt. Cai-ientvr sent (hem tmtlor guard
In Majnr Parry asking for reinforce nieuts.
The Major responded by sending 00 men
aud a howitzer mounted on an old pine-
box wagon; but before these arrived, thd
Captain, becoming restive msde a dash
into KandolpU (a deserted town, the reu
desvous of the rhel bands,) antl capture
ed Seventeen piiaoners, killod tlvtj of the)
band, and routed the reit. He look S5
honsrs, 15 or 2(J shot-guns, and a large
quantity of ammunition. Dcforo leaving,
ho reduced iiandolph to ashes. Intnis
foray he was hit by a ball over the eye,
which, to use his own expression, "only
raised a blood plister." The news of
this exploit spread rapidly through the
country, and upon his returns to Kansas
City he and his band were met by thi
acclamation of about two thousand peo
ple. Reporting htinseir at St.' Louis, lid
was sent by Gen. Fremont to see what
the rebel Uen. Price was about Dressed
as farmrr, he passed their pickets, and
was employed by the chief Quartermas
ter as teamster, and made one trip into
the country, giving complete satisfaction.
Discovering what he wished, tho next day
he drove oil with atine team of mules,
and neglected to return. The mules he
sold for $150, his title not being very
good.
Keturnini to headquarters, and seeking
a little distraction from the pursuits of
war, lie made the acquaintance of a wo
man, who told him that the Rebels hid A
plan laid to destroy the Hannibal and St.
Joseph Kail road ; also that there was a
liobel spy then in town, who was associ
ated with some felcgrnphio operator in
tercepting all dispatches passing from
one portion of the Union forces to another,
1 bis fart h.td long been apparent to those
in command.
This spy wss engsged as an escort for
the 8t. Louis dume to tho thea r that
night, and, for the " consideration" of
t ji she consented to feign sickness, and
forego tho play, that Capt Carpenter's
drama might be perfected. Upon the
spy's arrival, Capt C. was Introduced to
htm as a brother spy from Gen. Pillow
camp, and they were soon sworn friends
This man, whose name was Childs, be
neath tho inuurnc of liquor and friend
ship, became confidential, and before
parting, disclosed to Carpenter the entire
Arrangement by which the telegrams were
intercepted, informing him at what point
their instruments were stationed
Tho Captain, selecting a trusty aid by
the name of Hale, continuously followed
Childs lo A point some 2.r0 miles beyond
M. Liouis. Creeping stealthily through a
tangled undergrowth they lay aud listened
to the talk of Guilds to whom the tele
graph operator was dictating dispatches
then being sent, from Gttn. Fremont at
St. Louis to Urn. Lane at Leavenworth
City, Kansas. Holding a brief council
of war the two concluded to put an end
to these no less ingenious than srientillc
ojterations ; upon the moment they both
tired, tbe first shot killing Jones, the
operator, instantly, and wounding Childs
in the side. Springing up, Childs with
an oath of recognition drew his bowie
knife and made a fearful lunge at Car
penter. Hale threw himself between and
received A ghastly woand in hi fare,
laying open his face diagonally. ( ar
pentor fired and Childs fell dead. Al-uio
the Captain dragged tho bodies to the
river, UhH possession ol their letters, pa
pers, Ac, and left their dishonored corp
ses to merited oblivion neat ti lis waters
Then securing the telegraphic apparatus,
they followed up the communicating wire,
some 2,2(XI feet to the telenraplii pole
through which it had been conveyed in
geniously in a covered groove and fastened
to the main tiers. It was of Quo copper,
neatly protected by silk. Laden with
their prize they hailed the next down
train and reached St. Louis to receive the
commendation uf Ihrir General.
Gen. Fremont being superceded, the
"Smuts tendered their services to Gen
llallerk; ana while bis men were em
ployed roaming the country about, the
Captain made A trip into the interior,
where he soon became a prominent mem
ber of the '"Pltio Lodges," formerly known
as the "Knights or the Uolden lircle
i bene lodges were orgauied lu every
township, and w In n lorces v.ero demand
ed by uie Kcuci aui uorities, tury cast lots
who should go, tlmao remaining ' being
taxed for their support. In this way he
learned the projects anil time appointed
for the des I rue I ion of the Hannibal and
St. Joseph Railroad. He reported this to
Gen. llalleek, who, not deeming them
possessed of sulllcient force, took no
meaus of preventing it. The plan, how
ever, wai matured, aud ths railroad tle
itroyed upon the day set. He alo was
made cogiiixant of the fact that a Urge
force would leave Lexington to join Price,
which ho a No rejiorted to Gen. llalleek,
who laid plans resulting in the rspture of
1,100 of tho Rebels.
Iu Ihe guise of a Confederate ollicer,
attended by Lieutenant Kol.b, who per
sonated an ordcrly-sergratit, he entered
Kentucky to Und out the strcng'h and
sentiments of the peaple. So complete
wai thrir dieguLic that t'uey were several
times arretted by the f ederal troops, at
whom they railed in no mild terms, thus
attracting Ihe sympathit of the aecrah
cidens. L'miii bring delivered tu their
keeping, tlmae citicii loaded tbtiu with
tipreaaioni of good W ill, intrusted tliew
with letters for friend in the interior,
U-eidti money for their incidental expen
ses Having possessed llieiuselves ol ail
desired item of Dew, they rrliuucd to
General llalleek, but aoou after Went
icoutiiju from Cairo iuto the iieighboi hood
nf Blandaville, where the Captain and
Lieutenant Kobb were captured by a
bslvr'a doseu of rebels, and carried to
Union CilT. .Ten of the parly went lo a
dance lu theevening, the remsiiiii'g three
forming a guard. Two of the guards got
drunk, and watching a favorable moment,
the prisoners sprang npon the loiter man
and made an end of him; dispatching the
Iwo others with their own Weapons, they
adopted their useless uniforms and arms,
mounted Mheir horses and rode away.
Then, by means of lorged passes, they
obtained admission into General Zollt
coll't r's cstnp, and, having important dis
patches to General lirccktnridgo, they
were furnished with fresh horses which
liorr thrm ssfVly within the Union lines.
Py General Halleck's order they wont
from Cairo lo Price's Landing, ami de
stroyed srery skill" to be found. While
rnmmsging through a warehouse at
Prico's Landing, they found a larseouan-
tity of quinine of which they took peace
able possession, selling it to pay for the
trouble of sairing.'
Ihe next expedition of the douniitv
Captain was under Gen. MeClcrnand up
the Tennessee River, pending the attack
at fort Henry, trawling inside the pick
ets, close up tu the breastworks, be ob
tained a complete plan or the fort. Sub
sequently he entered Fort Donclon with
the lame sucoeas, discovering tho pre
sence of Gen. Pillow and Floyd. On his
way back, before he got beyond the pick
ets, ho perceived a body of Rebel cavalry,
Wbo were on their way to destroy the
railroad bridge over the Tennessee river,
twenty miles above fort Henry. Thil
party, after some consultation iu regard
to being burdened by the care of their
flag, left it, to be returned by the pickets.
As soon ss they were out of sight, he
took the flag, wrapped it around him, and
with the stair sought his horse, w hich he
had hidden In the mountain, and rode
into the Union camp, with the Confede
rate flying.
I his same Hag is now on exhibition at
Ticknor A Co.'s, St. Louis.
1 he Scouts were present at the battle
of Pittsburg Landing, and, after many
other adventures in that section, they
joined 1-runout in tho Mountain Depart
ment ol V irgiuia, to pursue their daring
late. W bilo scouting with eleven of In
men In the vicinity of Harrisonburg, ha
tell in with the Quartermaster of Ashhy'a
Cavalry, who wss purchasing horses. The
Caplaiu riding up. told him "ho believed
ha wits a laukee.
TheQuartcrmastcrindignantly produc
d a letter from Ashhy, proving his iden
tify:
"Well," says the Captain, "then we're
all Dixie hoys. You seem all right. How's
Jackson t and Kwell ? Got Hanks yet?"
After dining together at a house on the
read, tha scouts sold their horses to tbe
Quartermaster, receiving ?Ufj0 ia UtB
federate scrip, ihe Captain then pro
posed to give him a couple of negroes, to
dnvo the horses home, aud, lighting ci
gars, they rode on to get them. The
Captain hid the way into the Union camp
at Frankliti, deceiving him on tho road in
regard to the pickets and, finally, ap
prising Ihe horse-dealer that lie was a
prisoner a fact received by him with
self-cursing enough to have doomed all
of Ashby's troops to perdition.
It was upon this man a representation
that. Gen. Fremont at once marched to
ward Winchester to the relief of General
Ranks. Since then the Scouts have uiaiu-
ly occupied themselves with th bush
whackers, snd during Jackson's late re
treat, they being iu the advance, took
over on hundred prisoners. At this time
two of his men, iiredon and Pendleton,
were raptured at Strasburg while trying
to get a communication to Gun. Hh'elds.
They attempted to escape from the guard
houso at Port Republic by leaping from
a second story window. Rredon alighted
upon tho neck and shoulders of a rebel
soldier, causing bis instant death. Their
escape) was prevented, antl both Rredon
and Pendleton remain in the kerplnp of
tho enemy.
Capt. Cariieiiter f aid a high tribute to
the bravery of the late Col. Ashhy, vt ho,
though always leading hi men in an ad
vance, invariably took a rear position in
a retreat. He suenied to bear a charmed
life, aud the Caplaiu coufeasesto having
tried many a simt at the rebel elneltriu.
The last adventure of too Captain's,
though purely personal, deserves record
as a bit of romance, in the midst of the
terrible realities of civil war. On Mon
day night, before leaving Cumberland, a
rebel female, whose entire fancy had been
raptured by tbe fame and person of tint
daring ollicer, imagining that the adixux
he was Disking portended an eternal sep
aration, srixati a pistol to blow out ber
brains. Thu Captain, in Snatching tba
weajHin to prevent this act of despera
tion, received the ball in his thigh, iu
llii ling an ugly hut not dun-ei-ona fiesh
Wound.
The future destination of the "Jessie
Scouts" is uncertain, though their ser
vices will probably be sought for by
some of our commander. If not other
wise occupied, they will probably reor
ganise and go to Mexico.
'I lia, ( ouser VBllvco.
Fernando Wood wss one of the Speak
ers al tho "conservstive " meeliiig iu New
York on the first of July called lo rsrp
at the Administration lule It I bending
every enurgy for Ihe salvation of tbe
Union, 'iln arch agitator threatened
"if the will of t lie Mo.ple is not accom
plished," thai is, if his policy is not
adopted ".they," meaning bin, self and
his fellow, " w ii. i, roai k it a Olivia
I'llSWf.M, Mb, IV liKI.AIUNu go in,:
Co.N'.lil.sS AND lAlTTI.klMfl IT ft 1H
wimhs." Is this the " roua. rvstiam"
which is commended to us ? This is tbe
I'oiiscrvatiaiu of Jell". Davis. Pethapa
Fernando Wood and his ssocivc will
be no more sticeeaaful in "breaking inlo
Conors snd svsttering it lo lb wind,"
Ihsn his Southern rivals in Ibe same at
tempt have been, l t him iiiovi on step
in overt acts to carry out Ine threats, ami
hi) Mill hang higher thlu liaiuau.
What an outrage iijh.ii language is it,
that such architects of rum should as
sume the iiaino of conservatives '. f ii.
(V. l.j JlemU.
