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TALK ON CHANCE.

n va IT,
1 There was very little talk on the flags Yesterday
The sun was powerful, aud the flags absorbed the
rays, rendering it altogether uncomfortable 70,
long talk in fact, it is not cool on rue Carondelet
| with the Thermometer al so 10 q2 There was no
shining going on, and the day closed quietly.
There has been considerable talk about salt the
stock on hand and how long will it last Accord
ing to reliable statistics furnished us. we conclude
there Is fully six months supply on hand for the
states Of Louisiana, Mississippi Tennessee Texas
and Arkansas casting aside tie quantity or stocks
held in the interior The quantity or stock in this
market to-day is from actual count '" +r
185 600 sacks Liverpool s4ilt f, ape
SEla 100000 bushels Of packing salt.
l The quantity of sack salt on hand is onc-third
OF d the entire importation for the re&r As Tor
packing salt, there was large quantity held over
from last year. However, there is srffCiei,ssalt in
the Southern Confederacy to last for twelve
months In the meantime, it is asked, what is
4 tae salt Company Of Louisiana doi1g?" Some
eigateen mouths since the prospects for an abund-
aat supply Of salt from the vats in the parish of
Fiaqne emines were most favorable, T4e great gale
last year destroyed everything That salt in
abundance can be manufactured within the limits
oi louisiana, there is not doubt True we could
import salt from Turks island, Liverpool ST. Ubes
anu the Cape de Verbs cheaper than We can mann
facture it ourselves. But il foreign Governments
choose to recognize the paper blockade Of Lincoln,
Seward Co, and throw the great South on its
own undeveloped resources, we. shah be .independ
ent Of all foreign countries. There are sat works
IN Arkansas, which can be worked to advantage, !
Thirty years ago there was great strife in entering
public lands in this State, known to have all the
areaasfementsfor making the strongest kind of sa!t
!. was more profitable to raise cotton than to dis
y sat water consequently, the manufacturing OF
'. Sait u afkansas was suspended by yearly cheap
ening OF foreign salt.
- lnets were many remarks about the sale of q |
s sea- iafse dwelling house on the grand boule- /
YARD, Canal, purchased by grocer on Front Leyss
street u appears our grocer has more confidence
and faith IN the Southern oontederacy than some
other folks, or he would not at this supposed er.
cal period purchase splendid residence and nav
$40 600 cash down Tor its eqavalent) for bpi,dins
costing double the sum. The vendor Of tbe ,nT6'
perty alluded to has been supposed to be above
panics aud sensation, buthe appears to have taken
Q fright and though connected with one of the
strongest houses Cor supposed TO be) in our city,
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der The condition was complied with. and he
entered the war like all the rest of the Yankees
for the purpose of making money. We mscal-
culate human nature, if that sort of cuteness
argues great captain But we shall see. One
General, however, won't make an army. And even
if Mcclellan has been called to Washington, Of
Whloh We nay haye no proof except the telegraph, old
6rgands: Hentzelman, Bendix, Max Weber
boernste and kosencrantz, may serve to lead ma.
rsuding parties, but are scarcely worthy to COM
WI,1. Wana y division division OF grand army. As to the
Yankee Generais proper, they have failed wherever
they have been tried, and the impression prevails
that they are little else than jobbers. ~ ',
We incline to the opinion that Lineons best ex
pedent for solving his difficulties would be to take
long of leg and swift of foot, and be would be the
worthy leader OF the men who established their
reputation for celerity at Bull Run. ~''N>'
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Ssc0s'tts, SNsacs ana ESests.

We are now manufacturing, il this city,
REGULATION LINE OFFICERS SWORDS
good 4nly Having filled most advance o,ters we
can now furnish 10 customers "A
RELIABLE ARTICLE
at REASONABLE PRICE.
Also, SERGEANTS SWORDS, BELTS and Plates flashes
Stars, etc., for sale by
HYDE Il GOODRICH,
corner of Canal and Royal streets,
jy22 2p3w5RwMoWeFr Me- +. .1eor,
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ESi0don Springs, alabama.

1he Popetors take this melhod informing the public that
these SPRINGS situated the Bbee river 40 miles above
'looe are at all times for the reception visitors
we nave now superior BAND OF MUSIC in Attendance,
ana every effort shall be made part to render visitors
comfortable.
bo"ts leave Mobile every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS and arrive at the Springs a5ot 10
O'Clock NEXT MORNING.
Conveyance at all times at the river in readiness
passengers to the Springs.
JAMES CONEOR l. Co. Proprietors.
JAMES SYNE, Druggist, l94 Canal street New Orleans
sole agent for the BLADUN SPRINGS WATER
ie2S 2p2nlEW
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ouR pRrsoNnRs.

-, y s5,, 8., 90,
sae,s u ~
= Z i.s
g ,'' ansNeis shas ~ a,u ~. isa. oin'
-, SUI. poso ~ -. '-ey GU
So -. o ue'enee - .', So W. IVY Sa0he'
- " 80 - ,,,s y va 'A' uei'
i',loon siiss oaiteu Aoi was gwen
ous .u,ss tuef ~ete in'ohueu iot ueiehoe OF the
oapasa, asa..ss aA app eAeuueu a'sack. ihere
ss.s -. =. wy 'oi'n ieaoy W hlafeh
~ -. sue. pose' oas ior no otner. Ihe
az h.n;rrna oa ). s'n,A was ho1 pfoacneo al
Aiu u "as ohiy aitef the army was
,naxnantad arss, -n'Aeu at washington taat Inc
,ta poton,aa r.. 80 s''oA " sae uoops 70 cross
sNortharr o;.s. poot ueiuusu aefiis III the
.h;,,,s - 'Ioeu' ~ "ouiu oe pleasaht
~ -, ny sanspofs sauoh 70 washington,
- .lny u 'neli hao never seen. Ihey
= Sua - ~ d hohuay excursion the
80 - outu ol eoiiie guy out Vi the treasury.
~ | \. .leu snto"h ous ot employment by the
II eiess, easefly embraced an op-
is.,a y .. snei. ioou a' .he puone expense
- eahs si,.s ,ist 'hefe "ou'o pe pioody oatties
~ Oe iousn.. Ai6er tney got to washington, tho
i1sa "as itnptessea upon tnefn tnat they could
saeis eAheha thsif excursion to Richmond-that
iepeis WOMB run at tne hrss appearance OF the
= rode'a, afipy-tnat there were ohahces for pun
oei aau uoo'y ati through virginia Whion tney
n'snl e@shy aVa,' themselves o. lney were
'suSh' W oehefe 'iiat tle advance upon iachmohd
"oaiu ee attehuea WIN no aiincu'ty OF danger,
ahu leh'e 'iiey eagerly pfesseu FORWARD, only TO
u'soosot' az msu"ssas' 'ue 'eifioie la'staSe they
iau a''us' ''nu 70 " ur'seh oaoA' ~ utter rout'
PAM su y 'Ai0ii ont a' Ar
''ns eon.
-''e ~ eNs'eu i"t 'he
,s',a. .asns Jr..1.'.t's "e' in@hy u theth' we
Nj, 80, Il, "i'A no"t'y Soou
4; ii. a,,t,,....' " 10 NJ utAisei
co,ty, " sint" anu tne
.nen' 10 atleu'pt our
= aa,,,,,,,,i.,, my yusA' IL 90 very easy 20 os
s,nrosaa 80 1..p slt,unoA'.'n ,r,' 's 'hey
tha ,~osroot anu ii1'' 10 "aiuS US
oranca ~ - AN tn' VI oo"sF'
n,t,ras enornh - ;,a;.a t.o. ~ "e'e
.,os;a,, -, ~ AA'' s'' va" ''h M
bnt 10 .bosa ,,,,o =, ,,.o NV wv
forooa r., anta, ~, 'ru pu' ~
warfara % III, s0 r''i'Aeu
~" NA'o ~ o0 afPheo' ana
M docan+;on bor,a
u, c+;se,7 rnan, '"u ."N' ionsei DC
80, eNS'l 'n' Npo"'loh
sofaroa = ,u.,h:~l n,. to' .Ho
m ce,.,a. a,t-ss ~ p''i0S u invading
,,y, 'Ad Pnt"sas
.Iorr ~ ~ as 'nes 20
2, ssst4'es0 ~ @s 'iis polef Vi the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

GEApuEs RlsLEs This fine company, under
command Of Capt. Hetoalf, has chosen for First
Lieutenant Mi. ia houisse, ason Of our wellknown
fellow-citizen of that name They are now recruit
ing vi No. sl Grayier street, where those who en-,
list aTe supplied with complete outfit, board, etc.
from The time they join This company, 50 well
oiicered viii be credit to the service, and those
wishing To JOIN the military could not do better,
We ate confident, than to attach themselves to the
GLADDEN. Rifles
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

4 FEAG PREsgNTATToN.-A CORRESPONDENT at Camp
Pulaski writes an account of an Interesting flag
presentation which took place there last Sunday.
Ike fortunate recipients of the dag were the askew
Guards, Company A. 1t was presented by Miss
Mary n. LEIGH on behalf Of the ladies OF New Or
leans, il beautiful address, which was responded
% by Lieut.. a. Burke. The occasion passed off
very pleasantly to all concerned.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

ADULTERAIED QuNINE.-It would be we'll for
Druggists and others, making purchases of quinine,
to test the genuneness of the article as its scarcity
has led to adulteration: We are informed that a
Gently seized at Louisville, bound south.
Savannah ReBuhlicsn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01
Military Goods :!

DIS, COLTS EVOLvERS
HETTED SILK sAsHEs AND BELTS.
BUTTONS FOR MILITARY UNIFORMS.
GOLD hACE5 AND CORDS
-roR--
NIL IitSt1'y TIl,11lalAltlgs
1fn-En: 1sx-uH: y y ID NED I.He,>..r.,-r,x
SILK OIL CLOTH
Fl. FRANKO'S,
li6 Poy1ras, next to CnroHtqIet srEeet
&s~WATCHEs and JEwELRY repaired and sold al the
eS FriceS' ava ilIIy guaranteed. iy2J 2plSnMoTh
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Notice.

Ihe Committee appointed at tho meeting of citizens on Nom
day evening are requested to the Office of u Ricardo
No. 10 Camp street on FRIDAY EVENING, I'd prox, at !
O'CLOCK Aiu meeting is earnestly requested, business
Importance will be transacted, ;,.,, ,n..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01
Dotbeas' CONNIE ea.ciug CogseGe.

CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
VIII be kept the entire year NY and EVENING 10 pre
pare young gentlemen and lads speedily for the active duties
the connting-room and business bookkeeping PEN
MANshif, MATHEMATICS and LANGU AGES etc, etc
nave each special Professor and Department. to save the time
OF studsns 1t is EDUCATED MIND tha, command, succ S.
whether in war business Citizens and strangers Young
gentlemen and parents, invited to call Liberal
meats with all.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
iy2n 2pa&
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

4 EKEseEST Mutual INSURANCE CoMpANr. The
twelfth animal statement is advertised in another
solnmn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

e iea slii AsIaAL SKILL IE 0LDEN TIMEsIn tha
year 81 Queen Elizabeth Mark saaIioN
made lock, consisting Of eleven
,,iS, sgs ne e on steel and brass al which, together
Hpnas eii Of ga5d S sne gfaa q
Is. nks aAefeunta, having fastened tba
ba1,f haa hss before mentioned, he nut lie cham
Its It's aid nGns shas asas 9snsi,a Shsh arsg them
II tie nathematics amused he lesnssa ~ e ls,eF
nne ao was frightened into monastery bg
saastoy Is ezhIbiting miracles If Study one. s
ega' gGessn ne q the Emperors
at other Times ne eansed little armed nen !.
.er themselves upon the table, and artstiasi aa
ose aee ord,ag to the discipline Of war wl,es
s aGe e begona sSamPle that the superior Of
craft. # - - =. Nslt Niatet-
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Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association,

The Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association call attention to the
following resolution
Resolved That applications will received from Comma.
mes that have not been authenticated by Bgadier
Tracy or Adjutant General tirivst. mvI5 2ntf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

THE CRESCENT BLUES IN yIRGIs a-4-We are per
ntsed 70 publish the following extract Of private
letter.
I'm @ ss8 MasAssAs. Jaly q.
Deer Brotbers-I am Just back from the esfsid Of
battle. Brother Victor and myself are very well,
all sonnd and safe.
IT was indeed hard fought battle, and wefought
very hard. Lieutenant Sanders and Lieutenant Y.
g, de FIsle followed Capt. GoodE,Fn as soon as he
ordered the company 70 follow him; but only s5
ed by 25 men Of the Maryland Beauregard Rifles.
We all got some OF the spoils as for me, gotta
good share OF same, and only wish when that is
worH out that another hattie takes place SO as to
renew my wardrobe. Do not send me any cloth.
ing, Will get enough here.
4LGTDE DE L-IsLE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

d LoUIsI IA sFArE BASK.--A semi annual diy-
dend Of per cent. is declared See the Cashiers
notice.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

DissoLurIoN. The partnership between Henry
lseith and 4. Hermanis dissolved. See theirnotice
to this effect.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

Il LOUISIANA GUARD. "A Tshe active members now in
me sy are notified 70 meet to-norrow evening on
important business
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

Y. ~ MogpHY, ancfioneer, calls the attention Of
fosn buyers to his anetoa sale this day y O'clock
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

susIsEss NoHoE Mr.. S. q. Ably will attend to
y, D Lsyss business, during his absence from the
CITY. See the advertised notice.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01
3Re EEsN9'.
Z II o T Q G. r a z HIS EDUCED.
Price only SO cents.
WILL BE ON SALE FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY

To be had at the BOOK and Perodcal stores OF TIINs H.
WHITE, l'5 Canal II, G. SrErSDN 4 GO, 81 Camp; DA-
PREM 5NT nnder Odd Fellows H.N, WERLEIN'S 3 and )
Camp SuFrERL&Y. under the St. Charles IIote A I f.
bLAChAAR, "A Camp SEQ. ELLIS Now Post.OHi.e and
Homercal Place IL GOBURN, lis and 30 Tchouyitoulas
hOl4t'E co. Exchange Pmce TEW ELtS, liz St Charles
street WN FLEMING Esa Maya street, and nj rs poy.
dras
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

pgAsnIHGIoN ARR The regular monthly
] meeting takes place this evening at O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST /, 1861.

h naf- The gentlemen of Adams Express have our
thanks for the latest papers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

Ihe sheriff will sell at auction this day, at log
asloek at Nus ssad 1883 Tchonpouss s,reet Firs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

Sue Az LINE. For sale By Kearny, Blois & Co
See aipai tist nsnt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

as- We are indebted To Mr.. y. W. Price, City
Hotel, for . late number Of the Galveston News.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01
The Southern

Q L Il . O M p a m Y.
zs CAME, srRrsr:.r.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

Parish Of OreaEu. City Of New Ore ns I
he 1t remembered that this 18th day of March, 86l be
ore the subscriber, Justice the Peaco Ia and for
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs Prosent
and H. r. JanVler Secretary thu Louisiana Mutual ancs
Coupery OF New Orleans to baing duly sworn accori IN
lN", DO depose suy that above accounts are lust md
tpe and correcar5rrqs the books Of said COMPANY
CHARLES BRIGGS prestdent
II. P. JANVIEII, Secretary
S0fn to and aub&crhod before this 18th day March,
1861. D. e srTTCHEJJ
H6Cohd Justice Of lhe PaGcr for the Parish Of trlesra
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01
HARDEE's RIFLE AND INFANTRY TACTICS,
FOR SALE BY
Il H . Nj A = l.. w HIT II,
Bookseller and Stationer.

Il "A ~ fl "a - L.. =" Ill l. Il H g.,
Bookseller and Stationer,
Canal Strcet.,,.......,....l05
Also
INSTRUCTION FOR HEAVY ARTILLERY-By q Board
of Officers.
VOLUNTEERS MANUAL OF INFANTRY AND RIFLE
TAcTlCs with fionos paid by the Troop Inspection, Re
views, etc. By Lieut. Col VIM H. Richardson Of Virginia.
ARMY REGULATIONS, ARTICLES OF WAR, and Acts Of
Congress organizing the Army Of the Confederate States
SClENCE OF WAR Tactics for Officers of Infantry Cavalry
and Artillery. Arranged by L. V Buckholta
SOUTHERN MILITARY MANUAL etc
TACTICS
UNIFORM AND DRESS OF The ARMY.
For sale at
jy2o 2peodSt los CANAL STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

sHAY CRoP The hay crop of Taras t,is
il extraordinarily large, and ID i bepg III lsi5
generally BY the planters and farmers who ara VI II
course, aware that it is bcund to come into 40.
niand e meet The deficiency ia the supply hsreto.
sore sent from tue North fGaFeston News.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01
.FaEsg Otsg!

ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF
LIT COL CHAS DDR rrrE
Words by j. r. Randall music by q NJ. Looming
For sale at 96 CANAL STREET near CAMP. and at ti.
Principal Music stores iy2o 21ot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01
RiIp Cars sasIIsolns.-A letter Of the lah

" iLD CATS SEaISoLEs.-A letter of the l4th
at, from San Antonio, says.
:. sY letter froa Lieutenant Colonel BAYLOR 81
oIl we learn that tie remnant Of old Wild
81 VINO left their tribe when settled
Lexaf ~ ana 4lexiean froners have come in to liza
Eorh Ihey have heard all about tie auarreI ha.
y ssen 5ei, tae ner! ana the South and are anxious
satish. Gfionel Baylor has made a treaty win
AA5ssss ! ga mas since gone to Ell Paso wild Cats
son qs g splendid looking young man. abont r.
Fears old and anxious to distinguish himself.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

Has Wells -outhcrfi GOAL Ult and In mp De-
FoT CORNER CARoNDELEr PoYDRAs STREETS A lvays
on haid h most complete and extensive co II
olLLANPS, SHADES, GLOBES, CHIMNEYS etc 10 he
o0hd m ne Soun at much lower prices than any other
"biShe4 in New Orleans and constant supply the very
best brands Of Coal UlIs manufactured at the lowest
rates.
Depot for Williams Patent Portable Folding Mosquito Houses
and Mosquito Bars
jy20 2pd&Wtf IT, T WELLS Arcr,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01
z. T, J3gTlER, Secrstary ,
A. n0EAAl, SAiLMAEkMR,

Nos. Is Canal and II Cros45nan strasls,
Sign Of the Rcat HOG De
hnHneturor OF all Einds OF Plaa and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, IA aP-auIIHF etc Also all kinds Of FLAGS and
BANNERS suitable for companies othor purposes with
Fiagatafs anti Fall Eepes lrs etc. attsi
ad furnished to orer thu shortest notice. BLOCKS of s
8'eS re"dy strapped keNise all kinds OF heavy BLOCKS
hA rs and PIi}GGN ,,sbe for rais machinery or Ally
cttier heavy mric,ln.
have likewise band Rne lot Of SrI:UCE SPARs which
offer Tor sna Cheap for Cash.
AL Of tho above be found Nos Is Canal and II
Nrossnnu -treeIU, New Orleans.
n B. Sa' and Rigging work in brancheu and ooruy
orders promptly ilied at the shorteB possible notice.
3EFiA&NS 6NsUt&ARCE COm2&gY-
Ohce No.a GHroGdeetstraeE.
c C@pSt@I, S3gI, ,1sG 3S.
QAG& &ALLLA6D President. 4. .sCHEIEBEE scGfesaFy
RBUsrnHs:
0eoR West, R.T Hunt,
Jarne5 a. wltts ID. Muszon,
Douglas West, Martn Gordon, JEs,
d. Jautson, Eurna AnFastiH,
Ar hiitanbeTseT Cesaire Olivier,
!. leisyt A.. Boha,
Ouaer Galllard,
Ehe Dompsny the pss Of theses and Tsr
ds6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

75- Coal Oil and Lamps - Country rIer-
chants Planters and the public gen"ry a the treat
Southern Coal Oil and Lamp Emporium No. Chartres street
by far the largest and only complete of PURE COAL
Oils and COAL OIL LAMPS in this city which Messrs Co
FERF HILL offer or al retail at lower prices
thah they can be purchased for any ether house
foaEh. INNS or,f
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01
j. 0. s1xoS, Ea,tor and Proprietor.

FaIcn- -No. 20 oANP srREEr.
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h9NB. l.. Defreese, the present incumbent,
10 " p11'uA01'o l'r ''ate treasurer. jyI 2ptd
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me uhdefs'ghed Cotton Factors in city New Orleans
in view OF the interests of all recommend to their yari
ons customers and correspondents not to shin apv portio F
their crops Of Cotton to this city to remove it from their
plantations unhl The blockade fully and entirely abandoned
Of which due notice will be given
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01
Hatasa6Se military Books.

N Nv AND REVISED EDITION
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-01

- A&erfaaa's Potent EhanspiOn Fire snd
lEs 4eoof SAFES Nos. s. and d tnYier street. New Or
laru- ss g,.
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Nos. l9 Canal and II Crossaan strasls,
Sign of the Rcat Hog Or DIe
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| ooIs'hNA'.-',.,''''.......... LoUIsIAN.
MUTUAL ms URANCE COMPANY,

In conformity with requirements Of their charter tho
Company publish The f2ll7 wing statement:
Amount OF Promilma EecelT trorI ist March 1885,
to the 18th February. 1851. los0 70
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-12-20
From Western Virginia.
A BRILLIANT VICTORY,

PHILL1PPI, Va, Dec. IA force con-
sisting of the 9th Indiana and detachments
from the 18th Indiana, Goth and 32d Ohio,
the I'd and Sd Virginia regiments and
Riggs and Bracken's Cavalry, in all about
1900 men, under command of Gen. MilrOy,
left Cheat Mountain on the 18th for the
purpose of driving the rebels from their
fortified camp on the Allegheny Mountains
Our forces came in sight of the enemy
drawn up in line of battle in front of their
entertainments, and charged upon them and
drove them back A hot fire was kept up
during the afternoon by both sides, and
several brilliant charges were made by our
men.
General Milroy withdrew at night fall,
intending to renew the attack in the morn
ing.
During the night the rebels left their
camp, silently burning everything they
could not carry with them.
Our loss was thirty killed and thirty
wounded. The rebel loss is believed to be
not less than one hundred and fifty killed,
including one field officer.
We have thirty prisoners by this last
brilliant achievement.
Gen. Reynolds front has been cleared oil
the enemy, there being no organized rebel
force within forty miles of our advance
post. A detachment, sent out from this
place yesterday, returned this evening with
ten rebel generals, including the notorious
Jake Kurn.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-12-20
81. PAUL NEAT MARKET,
MARKETS.


New York, Dec. l6.
Political accounts from England have sOme-
what unsettled the Flour MARKET prices how
ever have undergone no decided change; hold
ers are firm, and tendency upward. Sales
1900 barrels.
WHEAT unsettled by political news from
England. but prices thus far are without de-
cided change. Tendency of market upward.
New YORK, Dec. Is.
FLOUR--Mark very quiet without any de-
cided change sales 5000 barrels.
WHEAT-Quiet and firm.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-12-20
T ETTE," MINNESOTA
FREE HOMES TO SETTLERS.
The proprietors of the town of
LAFAYETTE.

ON THE RED RIVER OF THE NORTH,
will make liberal donations of lots to all persons who
will settle upon and improve the same. This town Is
situated 10 miles below Fort Abercrombie, and l80
miles above Pembina, and directly OPPOSITE rHE
nourH TIE CHEYENNE RIvEK, is the centre of one of
the richest valleys and best agricultural regions In the
world is abundantly supplied with wood and water,
and the country around has been recently surveyed
head of navigation the Red River Of the North and
easily accessible, the line OF stage from st. Paul
Pembina passing there scmi-Weekly. No portion of
theigreat west offers more inducements TO settlers.
For information address JOHN 3. IRVINE, Esq, St.
Paul. Minnesota, marA-dkWlV
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-12-20
I r D

On Saturday svening at IL O'Clock, join FREDE.
RICK, only son of John S. and Emma S. Prince,
aged IL years, months and Il days.
AT Lake Johanna, the morning of the 18th Decem-
Der, MARY, only child of Patrick and Mary Powers,
aged three years and Fl se months.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-12-20
NJ a II. r I r, d.

AT the house of MIR. John Furber, COuage Grove,
December u, by Rev. George s. Bscoe Mr.. James A.
McCluskey TO Miss Susie j. Miller, 10th of Cottage
Grove.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-12-20
81. PAUL FUR MARKET.

DECEMBER 10, 1861.
There is at present, quite a scarcity OF first
class turs, consequently fair price is offered
The following quotations may be strictly relied
upon as the cash price: