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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-02
MRS. PRESIDENT LINCOLN.

An incident occurred at the White
House, few evenings since. which if it
had happened at Windsor Castle and to
be told of Queen Victoria, would have
been eagerly seized upon by the Court
Journal and the London Morning Post !;
and, as showing what tender heart beats
in our country's highest place of authori-
ty, VIC will venture personal as it is, to
tell it to our readers.
A gentleman who has been in the habit
of visiting at the White House, but who
had not vcntured to intrude upon the
mourning family since their late bercavc-
ment, called to make inquiries for Mrs.
Lincoln, few evenings SINCE and sent up
his name. Edward, the intelligent and
well known porter of the same door for
several Administrations, came back pres
emily with message, stating courteously
that the Presidents lady would be glad
to see the gentleman, and begging him to
walk in to the reception room ard wait
for a few moments. A half hour elapsed
and the bereaved mother did not appear !:
and, when the visitor was beginning to
apprehcnd that the servant had made
some mistake in his message, he reap
pcared with look of embarrassment -
Pardon me, sirr' said he, making the
explanation in tremulous tones with his
strong Irish accent, "Pm afraid you'll
not see madam to night! She was all
dressed to come down, sir, and was think
ing she was all we'll again-and, just as
she was coming out of her room, she got
chance sight of his little chair, that he
used to sit in--littlc Willie's favorite
chair, sir,--and it's all come right back
to her! 1t seems as if her heart would
break, now again, sir, and you'll excuse
her tonight. He was dear boy and
she takes it hard Excuse me, sir |!
Another time, perhaps!" And so the
faithful and kind Edward apologized for
mothers excess of grief, and shut his
palace door once more upon the heart
breaking within! ds rs
How like are human sorrows, in high
places and in low-the same under the
roof of the Ruler of twenty millions as in
the cottage of the peasant all unknown =
Home Journal. vE.N
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-02

.
~ From the Continental Monthly ,tst
THE PICKET GUARD.
BY J. L. RAND.
The sentinel sounds the dread note that alarms,
Each man springs up from his sleep to arms
There's an onward dash
And sudden fash;
There's sigh and groan.
And the quick feet have flown
A picket is dying alone.
For men must fight for the sleeping Right,
And who can stop to reckon?
The newspaper tells what the President thought,
What Stanton did or Seward taught,
In columns long, aN
With capitals strong
And the paper is filled
3.a As the editor willed; Pei.
'' Slight skirmish !--one man killed.
But men must fight for the sleeping Right,
And who can stop to reckon?
A wife sits sad in her Greside chair,
And thinks of the husband so brave to dare,
And dreams once more
That the war is DER;
While the South-birds trill
I-1' Near the picket-camp still,
And the picket lies dead on the hill
For men must fight for the sleeping Right
And God stands by to reckon. g.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-02

consisting in part of the new style BaImorals
Carpet and Plush Slippers for Gents and Ladies',
Cox's genuine copper toed shoes for childaen, all
of superior quality, o large assortment Of
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-02

A SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDY FOR
"A coughs, Group, asthma Whooping cough,
sore throat,
Ind all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
READ THE FOLLOWING:
From Hon. Levi Underwood, Lieut.. Gov of Vt.
Messrs. +. b. Magoon, d Co.. have used
your Weeks Magic Compound, for severe colds
and sore throat, and it has proved an efficient
remedy. 1t is a valuable accession to the list of
remedies for colds, coughs, &c. e-,...
am. &C., Yours, LEVI UNDERWOOD.
Burlington, Oct. s, 1860.
From Hon. J. Poland, State Senator of vt.
have used your Weeks Magic Compound in
my family and have never found any remedy so
efiectual in curing coughs and sore throat, and
other diseases of the lungs, j. POLAND.
Montpelier, Oct. |. 1850.
From Hon. Timothy P. Redield.
BY using your Weeks Magic Compound short
time, was entirely cured of one of the severist
and most obstinate colds upon my lungs that
it for coughs and lung complaints generally
Montpelier, Oct. Ii, 1860 7. P. REDFIELD.
From Rev. E. b. Smith, D. b.. Principal of
New Hampton Institution.
The Magic Compound which you furnished me
last Spring, when was suffering most sevcrly
from tne enects OF long continued cold upon my
lungs, acted like a charm The first night after
taking it, | coughed less and slept better than
for weeks before, and the use of it finally removed
the difficulty entirely. I should use it again in
preference to any medicine Ihavc tried when sim
iarly afflicted. Yours truly
Fairfax, VT, Apr. "a, 1860. e. b. SMITH
GROUP
A short time since my child was attacked most
severely with the Group. We thought she could
not live five minutes. single dose of Weeks
Magic Compound relieved her at once, and she
has no attack of it since | think no family
should he without it. NJ. F. VARNEY,
Principal of Missisco Valley Academy
North Troy, April Is, 1860.
E. i. MACON & Co,
North Troy, Vt, Proprietors
AGENTs-Dutton q Hyde, L. II. Noyes, Hyde
park r. H Shattuck, John Macintosh Water
Vile J. W. Turner, j. w. Sake, Cambridge W.
H. Griswold, II. F. Wetherby q CO., p. Spencer,
Jacksonville Samuel Belding, S. & Il. b. Mer-
riam, G. w. Scott, G. J. Patch, johnson ; II. Ca
dy, Stowe G. r. Page, s. B. Clarke, d. A. Gil
bert, w. I. Atkins, Morrisvile ; and by dealers
in medicine every where. 45yl
, 1862-05-26

EEW IORk, May ai.-FLouR-Market &c bet
sumption Sales I6, 800 brls. at zIM@4 10 for su-
se eseice Szo Sr 20 HesteEn ;ne
for common to medium extra western; f595-19
for common to good shipping brands extra round
closing steady. Canadian Hour SC better. with
fair demand: Sales 500 br1s, at S4.55G475 fo-
spring, and s4soG6.25 for winter extras. Rye
tal steady. Sales 400 brls at s. 30 for Jersey and
80 Is for bfand5wine.
GRAr.-W heat-aIa1ket fully 1c better. with
guod export demand Sales G6, $40 bu Chicago
& sP'5s : s Is sbsp sq ias 6S1as:s " s fss
1-9156 1000 bu very choice do reported at 4l10.
500 bu northwestern club Al tloagi q; 1s,700
dian 81 $1.l5; 500 hu winter red western AZ
S1.11001.15; u eso b4 amber Michigan at $1.1sa
lis: ana Is s.e bu white Michigan at $1.19@12 25.
western and mixed State. Barley dull and nou1l-
Bas- Eorn-narket ru1es firm, with fait dama1d
bn m At at 4s@4sc for % Cd mixed Western. oats sim drm,
er Sales ut 40943c tor Jersey, Canadian. western
TRov7s1oxs-Pors market rules dull while prices
generally arc without decided change Sa'es, IDS
bris at $12 25G1 for mess; s1a 0lsGl3 % for
p1ne 1s sss a5s ht5 E p5s IT s Bsef fat
country prime s95@1a.0 for countfF mess:
s12.ceG13,5o for repscked mess: $l409R15.oo
for extra Mess: Prime mess beef dull and
runlral at 19GIahc- Beef hams quiet at 1GI1l7c
Cut meats, fair demand and 1rsn. Sales 657 pack
ages at 3z41&c for shoulders and for hams
fhsse Siss i a rule e. stsaaX 1 o
| dropping. Sales 1890 brls at 7HassAc-latscr
E5ss an md 5 Rattef sada seslin q ;s ef
n1and-verr firm at 73S4c.
| GRocEE1Es -Su.ar-raw steady and moderate
demand. Sales sg0 hhds Cuba at 7l7a:c, and 100
/ boxes do on private terma. Molassts quiet and
| prices unchanged. Sales 10 hhd4 Porto Rico at
| sc; 10 hhds Cuba Nnscoyado at &C and II hhds
md q br1s English Ieland at 2s&s 3]c-
Money market fairly active at 4@t5 per cent for
piime kaper Sterling exchange firm at 1f4Sl1I4A
for bankers bills. american gold frm at s. pr
cent premium California gold bars quoted at 70
nj scrip 6oss ii G 40s5 Mich gtd IS; Readins 10
nsen I15 E5ie sdansas = 1 Il Pasie IN aan s.s
5ssi. Government Stocks quiet: d Is 1851,
! 1034sG510tzl 7.s0 Treasury Notes 1oIel.
oswEGp, May fayai.-F1orR-Cnchangea Sl5o
tor fancy from spring wheat.
Sales Of Ii 800 bu No 2 Chicago spring at SIC !;
eco bu Canada club at Sc. Corn quiet No sales
| above small lots. Other grains quiet.
wheat aac: corn Sc to New York. e'
LAKE IMPORTS bt1s flour; 1000 bu wheat !;
CANAL ExpoH1z-,6 $50 brls nour; 1900 bu
| wheat; Goo bu co1n; l 600 bu barley.
| BUFFALO, May 24.-F1orK-Quiet and STEADY
| GEAlS-Nheat drm for better grades; ea1es,
s,ea9 by prime No Chicago spring at SOC; 90 oo9
bu Mill club at s39y5c. Corn closed quiet but
frmcr, fa1es 5000 new at 3ss,zG3ac Other grains
quiet.
WH1sKT-Unchanged.
| for corn to New York.
| L1KE IsroRrs~ 600 b11s hour, $1,000 bu
| wheat, ~, COO hu corn, 13, COO bu oats.
No returns Fl II the Canal office Saturday even
, 1862-05-26

~ Grain sold Is tn stores' Is eu!jfct to &c stor-
age fchich l. zsaid BY The buyer. e1ezMsive Of the
pSx ax eid ,s4 M gya1 M IL t. ne 1 sE g. aas Inss t
quoted ''fate Of storage,'' or i. o. 1.''
SATURDAY Evening, May "a, 1859.
FRE1GHIS-DuI and 1c per bushel lower on
grain. The engagements were: To Kingston =
Schooner Orkney Lass, wheat, at 9c: schr Rccl-
proclty, wheat, at sslc. To Oswcgo: Schr Car
thagenian, corn, at Sc; schr Gem, wheat, at 9c.
To Buffalo: Schr Huntresa, wheat, at SIC; schrs
Mary Brown, Grand Turk st. Paul and Leader,
corn, at SC. To Port Col5ornc Bark Superior.
corn, at 41ac.
FLOUR Received, Att bble shipped, 6,16t
br1s. Market a shade better. Sales were: 80 brls
white winter extra Oh p. t.. 100 brls do at $4.90;
1C6 brs do at $4s36 leo brls do at sLs5, 100 brla
II Bcckczs' Double Extra spring, 7. h., at $4
150 brls choice h. extra at $780, 400 bbls do at
So 90; 160 brls "Excclsfor' do at $a.s0; 20
bbls j" Highland" I. h. and 100 br1s Smiths - f.
h. e1tras at So IS; 100 brIs fair extras at $375;
ECO b11s Hydraulic Mills T: b. at Sass, deliver
ed at Lockport, 107 br1s fail spring extra at
$50; 40 brle 't Stark Mills euper at s325.
WHEAT-Received, So,626 bu; shipped, s5,o75
bu- Market bposant and 3D4c highe7-c1osins
however quiet, with downward tendency. Sales
were:-4,5C0 bu Amber Iowa in store at Sic; 1,oo9
at s0hc; 1850 bu do at Sic; 12,500 bn do at sc;
2,6d1 bu do at 6ske; $500 bu do at s3c; 1000 bu
do at s215c; 10000 bn do at SIC; 5000 bu winter
receipts do at Sic; 500 bu do at Sl4c 1000 bu No.
Spring in store fearly} at 71Ec; 5000 bu do at
73c $500 bu do at f3c: 900 bu do at 74c; T. 900
btu do at 7515e; 1850 bu do at 75c; $50 bu Re-
jccted Spring in store at 60>; 40l bu do at55c.
CORS-Recciyed, 81, ,13s hu; shipped, 50, It's h1.
Market advanced 1@@1c per bushcl- Sales were:
5000 bu old lanai Mixed at &c aoat; q 600 bn do
&c t. 0, b.: 4c00 bu choice new Canal Mixed at &c
afloat; TO- GOO bu do for delivery during june buy
e1s option, at &c afloat 81 900 bu cd Mixed last
night, at 29c 0. b.; GOO bu do ut 2sc in store;
12,t0o bu do at 275sc; 5000 bu new Mixed In store
at a4Hc; 800 bu old Yellow in store at 2SHc; 2O30
bu Rejected in store at 22xc.
OATS-ReceiTcd, 6,152 bu; shipped, $50 bu.
Market firm. Sales 1900 bu No. in store at 25c;
700 bu do at a5c; 1900 bn do at &c delivered on
canal boat
RYE-Rcceived 3,e77 bu; shipped, L, It's bu.
Market quiet. Sales 500 ba No in store at 44e
"a bags do at 45c on trnck.
BARLEI-Rcceiyed 1,oG: bu; shipped $500 bu-
MARKET quiet. Sales 7Do bu yood at 45c Oh track:
| 4G0 bu common at SIC on track
HIGHW1NES-Dnll. Sales ecO bb's at 194c.
PROv1S1ONS-3IEssP PonK-Q Quiet Sales 100
brls city packed, and 100 brs Freeport packed at
! $10.60- LAED-steady. Sales 12O tres choice
| Quincy Kettlereudcred Leaf at $7.40. BAcos-
7,5CoDs sides at &c, 1oosc; 1900 lbs smoked shoul-
| ders at 3Ac 1oose-countTy cut.
| TALLOWf-Nomsnal and firm at 7e17xc.
u1DEs-Quiet- We quote DRY Flint, 1918;
| Green salted 5K@sc; Green Country 5A5xc.
| POTATOES Steady at 33@3oc.
EGGS-Dul, with Gales at 4@4Hc per doz.
| POCLYRY-Chiekens. 81 :25D1 50 per dog; Tu1-
| keys fGh516c a n
, 1862-05-26

LrvERrooL, 9th May. 1863.
PHovE1oEs-A fair amount OF business has been
done IN beef at full prices. Pork Is dull, but hold
ers are not disposed to make CONCESSIONS. Bacon
L. neglected, though pEessinglf offered At decline
Of 191s Cd per cwI. The fine weather has caused
further decline OF 8a110s per cwt: In the price
OF butter, at which sales are difficult. There Is
but limited demand for cheese, but tho stock is
In small compass.
LARp-The heavy clearauces from New York
have induced buyers to purchase with great cau-
ton, but the tendency Of prices is downuz1ds-
TAL1oW lie dull and rather eae1er 70 purchase
BREApsTuTrs-The weather has been, and con-
tinuee most favorable for the growing crops, which
are al veil reported Of; moss OF the country mar
kets quote decline OF lG5a per qr on wheat.
Here the trade has been extremely dnll, with
downward tendency in prices.
At to-daY'e market, transactions In wheat And
-four were quite Of retail character, at rcduc-
tion OF aD3d per GENITAL, aud Sd per barrel respec
lively oil the week, but bad pu5ers Of any quantity
come forward. they could have supplied them
eelves On still easier terms. There Has bnt mod
crate demand for Indian corn, and occasional sa1es
we're made at decline of Sd per Or
B1GLAFD, ATHxA t. Co.
, 1862-05-26
GUERRILLA WAR IN MISSOURI,
The Wisconsin, 1Eoys Mt Bloomfield.
correspondence Missouri DemoeEat,7
BLOOMFIELD. No. May1 ~ 1861

correspondence Missouri Democrat
BLOOMFIELD, No., Msy Is, 1861.
This secesh hole has at last cen resenerated.
the lat Wisconsin cavalry, under command Of
Colonel Daniels, charged upon Colonel rhe-
lan's camp here few days since, and sue
ceeded in capturing this notorious rebel. with
the greater portion Of his men; also, all Of Lis
camp equipagc and baggage Those who es-
capped fed 70 the swanps, and the most OF
them have either been hunted ont by the
cavalry, on loot with rifles, or have come In
and given themselves up. Thus this gang is
completely destroyed. The citizens at first
nnfe1 ng5e much alarmed q the appearance Of the
TT a. coming in and taking the oath OF allegiance
h,,t .saafn1aahlng 1 here our force lost nothing
49,, 49, siS1aple OF horaes- The rebels lost one
a',1n ~ A1aea M and three or fourwounded.
- rnaaf Ga1af iast large detachment Of the
.a1 1ys Gptonsa Oaoie1s in command, started
messenger to day. We learn bo.tSon nf fhis
detachment, under command Of Maior ia
Gange, came upon jeffrey at Cha1E R1uffs
and after short battle Completely rontn3
him. Their less VIVA Twelve killed and ffffeen
wounded. Ours, two killed aud four wound
ed
'.Our men fought nosly. According to state
uents Of prisoners, the rebels outnumbered
our force greatly they having more than two
to one. The Wisconsin boYs know no such
thing as fail In this engagement our forces
took humber OF prisoners. hal remained
.oi the rebels dispersed and scattered In all dl'
rections. Some have come into this place To-
14y 1ud given themselves up. TWO of the
-. rebel otdcers we're Killed. Their nhmes We
have not learned We regret TO- aunounc'
that ileutenaut Phillips, Of Squadron l.. wa
one Of the Killed on cur nide-' Leutenhn
Merrill, Of 6quzdron D, was wounded in fys
different places, but win probably recover
, 1862-05-26


There was good attendance on Change today,
and the leading markets were buoyant.
The demand for Wheat WAS particularly actiyc,
and We note IN advance In prices Of s14c per
bushel-the g-eatest improvement being in No 2
Spring About 10r, 600 bushels changed hands. at
s4@s5c for Amber Iowa, sos<@s4576c Tor No 1
Spring; 71H975c for No 2 Spring; and 55G16ec for
Rejected SPRING At the close Of the market, how
ever, the demand was less active, and the advance
named was not sustained buyers ofIerlEg only S3c
for No Spring.
There was better fee1tug in the Flour market,
and prices ruled a shade higher, with but light
transactions 9: s1S1 % toc white winter extras,
and $aT@i.55 for fair to very choice Spring
e1ttas.
Corn aLvinced H@tc 2 bushel and was to1cr-
ally active, at 7sgz9Hc for Old Canal and River
Aixed atoat; &c for New Canal Mixed ahcat;
27slG2sc for Old Mixed in store; and 211sc for
New Mixed In store-thc market closing steady at
the advance named.
Oats were in good demand. with sales at $50
store Barley was quiet, with sales at s5015c
Highwines were dnll, with sales at 191,5c
The Provision market was quiet Mess Pork
continues fat, and report sales OF 40 brls City
and choice Country at $1p50. Lard is steady, and
leo tes choice Kettle changed hands at $40 Sey-
era1 lots OF Country Bacon Sides we're sold At Sc,
and Shoulders at sAc, loose.
F1eighta were dull and fully 1c lower. Te1 res-
sells were engaged, at S71G59e for Wheat to kngs-
ton; Sc for Corn and SC for Wheat to Oswego; SC
for Corn and 51zc for Wheat to Bufa1o and 45!c
for Corn to Port Colborne-closiug dull.
, 1862-05-26
$34,1a1 50 $33.Bo.t3 sl.041.26 Dec.

LIE C1IfToN AND WESTERN BASKs OF CANADA.
-tone1dciable - discussion has lately been had in
ne tsnadlan Parliament regarding the standing
o. o. me n Clifton and Weste1n Banks, purport-
Hoase Of Assembly, Of which Mr.. Simpson il
chairman, reported On Tuesday, according to the
Tofonto Leader, adversely to = continu-
a9se OF the charter privileges nov enjoyed By the
II bali that Is eafd Of these banks be true it ia
quite time thst their affairs shonld undergo the Or
deal ot close Investigation, aud the public be In
Rated IRON loss In ctse their managers should not
aei N1th The etE1ctcst integrity: Being some what
the International and Colonial banks, which
lofs Of those who held their bflIs the Clifton Bank
and the Western Bank of Canada are not looked
np0n with great favor By the Canadian pub ic;
and IN the absence Of the monthly returns to the
IBIS dtatsuet ia very much increased Il is said
INC Greater part Of their is In the Uni
ted atess and the LEADER iutimAtes that their
aeente are working In an extraordinary manner,
tended circulation Of theis bills; aud that alto
gether the manner in which these banks are man
aged is bJecttonsble-Bugal Ea7pyrsss, Sd
THE CLIFTON BAsKs-Some discussion has
been lately had IN the Canadian Par1iamtnt re-
Earding ths standing Of the Clifton and Western
Ar. Simpson, who brought the subject before the
House, and secured the appointment OF . commit
tee TO inquire into the condition OF the banks,
stA1ed that these Institutions Wsre strdk1ng on =
large number Of bills for circulation In the West
ern States for the redemption Of which there we're
go funds. He also informed the Houae that he
bad receised an anonymous letter, enclosing
check In blank to be flied up by him for such
amount a. he might choose on condition Of his
e avdeRae e. e. Ssn
to ha located at Clifton are very ehaky nstttu-
tions--BHVa&o CozsFieT, a3d-
, 1862-05-26

SATURDAY EVENING, May "a, 1852.
BEEF CATTLE Received, !, ,456 head The re-
ceipts to-day were not very large, and this, to-
gcther with very active demand from shippers
and Government contractors, caused additional
Armness in the market, and the tendency Of prices
is still upwards. Among the choice sales were the
following:
Caulder sold to Rouble & Co., GO head of very
fat, smooth steers the best in the yard averaging
1,2S Ds, at 34Do-at Shermau's yard
White s, Otis cold to Mcclure IS head {prinae}.
averaging 1872 1bs, at $365at Cottage Grove
yards.
Curtis sold to Humes 1se head, averaging 1,2s9
bs, at $3.60-at Cottage Grove yards.
Ward cold to Morris d Co., 81 head, svcraging
LII lbs. at $350-at Michigan Southern yards.
Crauer sold to White 54head, averaging ,306 1bs,
at $3.4D-at Michigan Southern yards.
, 1862-05-26

GLASGOW, May g 1864
BREApsTuFFs-Thew weather throughout the week
has been warm with slight showers, which il al
in favor of the growing crops
Our corn market has been very duh and althouSh
holders do not press fales. wheat eau easily Dc
bought at further decline Of 6d91a per boil
Barrel -four in fair tetal demand, but prices very
i11egular extra State Of good quality has been
sold e1 quay at a5s. Indian corn and peas steady
ut last weeks rites
PRoy1r1oKs-No business reported in beef aud
pork Small Gales Of BAcon at quotations. 3houl-
ders Is per cwt cheaper. Cheese eteady.
On-Mafket very dali.
TAll.dW-Deunnd better.
LARD-Market dull 1t quotations:
:. JpHE ATHTA & Co.
, 1862-05-26
Tho Crops In New York.

A {tiend OF ours who has lately been through !
1a1se pcrtipu Of the State, says that at no period
for the last ten yeaus has be seen 60 ptom1slng .
HScst M stsnds % unusHaly T strang ann heavy. and il
the blight and midge be escaped there vii be q
much larger yield than ever eefors, A. :, much @
usual. Spring wheat has been largely BOWL. aud
looks vel thus iar. II no accident should hefall
the two crops, the yield in this State this year
WI exceed ffteen million bushels.-Buj, Rzpress.
, 1862-05-26
milwaukee Grain Market. MAY %.

RECEIVED, 8s,4Ra bu wheat. The wheat market
was firm, but not quotably higher yesterday morn.
Ing; Transactions On the platforms were limited
ct Bic for No and 76c fox No 2 spring delivered.
Later In the day the market became more ac-
tive at 7E@e0c for tho standard grades IN store.
and Oh Change 7K9s011c were offered for the
same qualities, hut there WAS less activity. The
New York report had the effect Of restricting
TRANSACTIONS because, while it induced holders to
lcok fog better prices than were paid Thnrsdayt
It failed to remove the depression created among
the buyers by earlier private advices- The sales
reported amount to something like 4a,0o0 bushels
at the following range ofprices: 75@7bc for No.
2 in store, 76c for the same delivered S1Es1Hc
cred; 62@s3c for extra samples delivered, and 70c
ior rejected In stoIe--chieAy before Change, q
f5JAc for No. 2and No In store.-Seatinel, .ith.
, 1862-05-26

Chicago Grain in Buffalo.
On the ed inst, there arrived at the port Of Buf
alo $50 brs Of hou1, "a 699 bushels Of wheat and
4G6,646 buehels Of corn, all from Chicago.
, 1862-05-26

One Of our men WAS apparently mortally
wounded. He Is member Of Squadron A.
Jefrey's band Is considered useds andthus
have two rebel gangs, that hare infested
beyopd the power to do much further harm.
&, N, g., ID Battalion Wis. caT,
, 1862-05-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, May Fl, 1862
The week closes upon an easy. but very dull
money market No movement has been observed
towards better supply OF relaoie business paper
and Tic standing que6tlon among bankers and
CAPITALISTS ls' "nen chsnse 1of tile nettef is TO DC
expected. as he1etoao1e' VIC sassest Inc fostering
o1 cur interests III inc pest posslolc
way 10 employ nrse pa1t ot on. sntplus capital
aho 10 promote Inc general welfare. II TWO or
shsee o. oak oahRs "oaia as aas IS possanic make
'ais tpec1ant5. 'nes "on1o VET soon nla a"ple'
ea7e ana p1o"aap'e employment 1ol aa lne1f surplus
iunos'
lnere piopao.s & aessl [ "as .s pe4ote .a%e IL Tue
meoge amount of counterfeit money in citculatiou.
1r1o +h,n., ,arn1ts 5navitsh1v from +ha irr,ena,
lne tn.ng tetu.s neslsaos t9nl ane Immense
IN aiu t'es it seems to- aboat %
even lot experts 10 Keep tfack o. inc souno nanks
without being obliged to remember and dlstin-
guish AL the counteHe1ts as well Such u the
at the west 81 s @ sss9 @ ss
cnue 'ets eun1'lon ~ ueeont:s ail' tueislote' ~
ee4u''n!18 TUG 4.o1s Icy Ae.eNe 'et5 esoae'S'
and asfa1 as possible to be certain as to where they
got 1t. No general directions can be given as to
the counterfefts Tor there is 20 any Of them TINT
the thing is utterly impossible. Neither do We
Fec any way to get rid Of the evil, for Esatern
money will circulate 50 long as it is good in New
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1oiA pus 'he pteie.enee ahoa'o ~ 'a4 ae poss'p1e
be girrn to cur local Western currency, both be-
cause il athc begt and there are fewer counterits
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Inc mafAet 1o1 Ne" ioeh HAcaange Is qu1es,
with scarcely any difference between the supply
and the demand The buying price AZ heretofore
IL nara1. aa11;ro 1. n,c1nfum
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eoaa Ii sha0e eas1e1 ]a6o Jesteloay- buying