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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsaparjIla

the most effectual remedy which the medical
tkiil OF our times can devise for this every
wHcre prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is con-.
sined from the most active rcmedals that HAYS
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood. and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence il should lie employed for the curs Of
hot only scroinla, but also those other aToe-
"oT' which arise from it, such as ERvrrrvB
ana SKIN DISEASE. ST. AxrHoNY's Fran.
Ho'h, or ERrsirELAs. PlMrLEs, PrsrrLE,,
bLoTc""', DLA'Ns and Bous, TuNoRs, TETr.s
ana SNr RnN"I. SCALD Han. RIxcwo.r
hSfCN4r'sN, STPHiLrrTc and MERcuRtAL ps
EA'tS. DRorSY, DrsrArSIA, DEEItLrY. ard
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING rRoy Vr,,,.
TED or lMPvNE BLOOD. The popular belief
IL " '0'poity oft the 6kooQ" is founded In truth
for terotuia is a degeneration OF the blood. Tbe
Particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsara.
r'!!a is to purify and rcgencrate this vital HuiJ
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions,
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Attention ! Everybody!
Every man OF you harksn and heed
~ one OF you listen and read
I@,herS and brothers and uncies and coup.;ns
' youi relations, by dozens and dozens
marken and listen! We braveIv decIo,.
mere are the Garments for Summer IL
Du'Ihehts Tor persons OF every condit,on
i'eh oI all shapes and OF every position
E.iegant suits Inappropriate colors.
Al 10 De had for very few dolurs.
NoVel'les splendid in Masculine RgioeYt
AtshOckIng low prices for ready cash navmo,,
Looming Tor gentlemen long or tall
SiOlnlhg Tor stout men, clothing for small.
LI u'i ~ III you Tome, hurry and bnv
H'esa"l clothing for June and July.
IrumPetth the hdngs from city and ,ovnI
% cll the intelligence gladly around!
pDrIhg your relations and neighrors all
No'he ana 'uy clothing THE GREAT OAK HALL.
@PARTlCULAR NOTICE. This extensive &C
St IS directly Ola tho corner of S,yib and
Maket Streets. "'' Vi "'A'i' anu
ieIsuis rom This part of the country in Wishing Tho
mt III aIlH :" go there To purchase their Cloth.
noi;, oniI nave large assortment Of slyles aud
~ I I" selecl from, and ali the gon!s are made
up gnu ana strong. and sold at rca,0lnb bic ,r,rr,
~ no We ouY from first hands and ell rNclI,ivel, C,
- - ''' sell 10 everyhOdy che u G,t the b,I, or
- 81 IL nave 10 ply for Osscs incurred on s,uIeb,d,
,o, mug" ''c credit system. Iu one word ~,
'.'N ~ sell goods ten per cent lower thnn oid
" ,h i'i"' sland out Tor hIg profits, Our moo +
C,o i p@hceI better ihan The slow shilling
N""' 1 1I sec I1r yourselves
WANAMAKER a. BROWN O,v III,
in29.im 1 "'"'Ne' $751; Philadelphia.
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WnA. Ii. Hurds& Co,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK.

DR. HURDs MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWDER
and iOOlHACHE DROPS cannot he sent by mail
but they probably obtained at your Drug or peri
odica Stores. IL they cannOt send to us for the Dem
tai Treasury, Price One Dollar which contains them
NOW
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ST.. LOUIS HOTEL,
Chestnut street, above Third

PHIDADELPHIA.
In the immediate neighboghood Of the JobbinR
Houses on Market, Third aud Chestnut streets. The
Banks, Post Office. Merchants Exchange, &c. &C.
BOARD PER DAY, si.5o
Accommodation when required on the EUROPEAN
PLAN; Rooms from so cents anG upwards per dav
and Meals al a FIRsr-CLAss Restaurant attached 10
the Hotel. Prize according to the bills of Fare
91r rho City Cars take Passengers from any Station
TO or CLOSE TO the Hotel.
95~English. French. German and Spanish spoken
y25 Iy
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VIZ "a
make il rule to propagate only those h;,d, Of
ree ana plants that experience has proven Ia \, The
most prohlahle for general cuvation-havingr, oo,6
10 The quantity and quality nf the fruit proo mead In
my Sc crl"n OF varieties. aside from mr. our cYn.r
ehce' am governed by The opinions of The mo.t ami
h'h writers on The culture OF fruit IN America
ne most experienced FRAT growers in all paris nj H.
country and ~ The Am rlCan PomOogIcaI Socie,v
fEACHEs-JO,OoO trees, select varieties. and res
very large and thrifty ~ ''e'
APPLES-A large stock choice vor,o,;o. c.,,
and Dwarf. Also, Red aud Yellow Siberian 90
Standard and Dwarf. N'"''
PEARS-A choice lot: large thrifty trees. leading
varieties, Standard and Dwarf
FLuNS-All the choice varieties
CHERRiEs-fIne, thrifty trees Standard and Dwarf
all the choice varieties
APRlCOTS, MECHANICS AND OUNCES
GoOsEBFRRIES-Englis h and American varieties
CURRENTS--WhiIe aud Red Cherry White and Rcd
Grape. White ami Red Dutch, Black English Bla1k
Naples, DC.
GRAPES atawhn Isabella, Clin.on Co,.o,d
Delaware, DInna. Reberca, Taylor or BrIIei Eo,iv
Northern, MuscadlLe, Etsinburgh, Hartford P,oI,6c
&c. &c.
INSTRUMENTATION Dorchester and Hieb Ru.h
RAsPBERRIEs-ln variety. Largely of The Allies
and Red Prolific which need no protect in unIer
hest for market gardeners. and those no hay Lol time
10 IN fall.
SrRAwRERRIEs--In variety. Largely Ofthe Alba.
ny Seeding.
Usage ORANGE.
SHADE g. ORNAMENTAL TREES,
RHEUBARB,
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American Hotel.
CHESTNUT Strict, BETWEEN Firru N,..r,,
PHILADELPHIA.
81 IN DEp nav
$50 PER DAY.

The underlined, having renewed their lease f., =
term OF years, have entirely relIIed the house bay
painted, carpctrd and reiurnIshcd thronpLoui '''e
he location of Tins House Is uusur assoc hmm,
upon the widest and most pleasant rarI of (Lo.,,I1
nreruF opposite the Old Stale House, near The
Phe9S OIL Amusement. the Jobbng houses of Marker
ana lhird ais, and convenient To the cilv railroads
dime fare NC 'i'I 'oi haII
ne rooms are lalge. will lighted have superior
for comfort. WIN care
We are supplied with pure Milk, Cream. Fruitsaod
' eseiahies from Farm belonging TO us, and which
Is managed exclusively for the Hotel ' WIN"
The PrePrieiors Of the American assure no, d.,
anu patrons that no pains will be spared To maLe Tho
appointments OF thus Ilotel complete and its tohl
novelty WYATT a. ftEITI "lrm:
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Advertisements.
Peninsular Railroad Line.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and alter Monday ,Noy.I9th 81
Trains for the accommodation OF
passengers will run as follows until
further notice:
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PREPARED BY
DIE. D. G.. AVER e. co.
LOWELL MASS

LOW ELL. MASS.
. +: II ,hecker, Smyrna; ID. F. Burton, Do
YER; u. NJ. Stevenson, FELTON,; w. +. Know.
les, Frederick; Thomas Simpson, Camden r
+: Hammersley, Milford, F. Bringhurst g. Co
wilmington, and Dealers everywhere.
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kollOck's Dandelion Cofr..
FURNITURE and CphOsterinr
Warehouse.

= Inc undersigned respectfully inC,r,os h..
~ toners AMI he pu5c that h hl> cnJ,,, ' t
dpiare OF hnsim@s, and keeps cnu~,,rtIv -, bo ,',
a Ihrg' hhi splended assortment of Fn,b,n H. i ,
lunie o. an KINDS manufactured with cspe,iI r,ro
~ ms """ "orknen and under his own sn,o,,,.,
ne ais" recommends L. the public ms ,,r
ana improved Sofa Bedstead and Lounges yh',b a..
convenience aud ease surpass anything eve,nso ~" i
ore' SPr'ng Hair and Iiusk Mattresses. mad. ~ H..
SoIclis share Of pubic patronage. ''"' d''o Ae
JOHN A. BAUER.
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" Passengers from Baltimore to Milford, Seaford
and Salisbury will take evening train from Baltimore
and spend night in Wilmington
Passengers for Dover may leave Baltimore at | .O5
P. NJ. and proceed same evening
F.. q. SEWALL. Jr.,
Sup't Del BaiIrOaJ
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Philadelphia Advertisements.
IMPORTANT FACTS


FACT No. This Company being dulv Iicansod
or litigation 'e' '''"'
FACT No. 2-These Machines make tho Iock s,;.,.
-aIIke on both sdcs-and use n IIIiIo i
as much thread or silk as the chain or loon sIirrh mo
chimes. - P ''i'Ch ma
FACT No 3.-These machines are bet,or odo,,od
"l'h any o'her sewing machines in marker In mo f
quent changes and almost endless 49,, 'ie =
required IN family. They will sew i,n,n ~ =, =
" envy ulckhesSes OF Nlarsecs without s,on,;,T
hiu make every stllch perfect They Will oven 90
from The finest gauze 10 the heaviest cIntl onL
stout hard leather, without CHANGING tho fd '' "
Ut 'cSloi' OF making any adjustment ofmachine "a bo,
ever. Is mol such machine best adapted IN Cn,,i,
ua, hiiu II BEST adapted Tor family use why not L;r
every variety OF light sewing manufactrroJ -,
work too heavy for our Family Machus 10 80. VI
mend our larger sizes We iecOhi-
FAIL No.4-I1 ese machines make the nost eIos
o Se" o any Sc" Ig machine in use-a fact of v.r,,
sreat Importance IN sewing elastic goods or goods "a
any kind on a bias e0' VI s'Ous u
FAIL NO 5-No Machine is more durable mr. sim.
PIE III lis construction, or more easily uuder.tnod
~ P1'a''oh Oh uhese machines wherever used y in
luiiy demonstrate each OF the above rACrs "
FAIL No. 6.-Ihese Mac hines tuuk tho II;ol,
i e al me rankin Institute. PhIladeIuhIn
tACl No. Thee Machines took the UIgbos,
PREMIUM at the New Jersey Stale Fnir
FACT No. H-The.e Machines tnnL ,Lo ILL.,,
mccall al me American Institute in the Civ of Ne,,
York together nth the highest premium for fine
ing machine work. Inv &C y"
FACT No. 9-These Machines tooL ,bo h;,
premiums al the Mechanics Fair UtIca n "
FAOI Nc" 10 hcse machines can DO tho s,,,,.
ming generally, whenever property eYhIl,,cl -. ,
P'H'I"h with Other ifaI elias, sew = rnaciiu,. r.,
important act Of all. o ''''"'
raj NO. live warrant every machine vye soil
Nh FR '"Siar'"n than any other sewing ma.
fI.Hc ~ mtrhri, or mOncy rcfIiu,icd ~
~ ,'lti TOR - tIrCu ar. Agents vautod Ail,..
tiNkLL y LYON Sr,eIA,. M,ruI[t 20
- f'' ~ No. J3N bGUuG WAY. Nfv VurL Y
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IN the city OF PhIGdcmphIa homes nv sTr, n''o,
non 10 business and an earnest endeavnr 10 rpa,ya
'e highest prIces Tor and prompt return of sales I
al SUMS cons Shed to hun 10 merit and obtain vour
patronage and support '
- lie VIII pay special attention TO the sale orPEAcurs
h"'InS lnade arrangements 10 sell 10 New York mar
iies The highest Cash Prices Will he olraIned and an
oaSSets retuF"ed which Is. of itself. all important item
Having been engaged for ten years in the Dry Goods
ana GROCERY Trade. he alIers himself thai he is en-
feIy competent SO make purchases OF Goods for anv
tect satisfaction ~ per
ofhers Tor Goods Of any description are most res
pecIluuliy solicited. : G EAT'0N '''-
NO North Water Street. Phad'a.
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What are the People Doing

The American people Intelligent enough to an
preciae preparations that nIihuIe 50 much to lie
hfF'rH-- oi nose h>t"s them, and they want them
livery t brings las IelIcr>, ordering the Trea
Use on Teeth some the Nenra ga Plasters and not
few enclosing - cents Tor the Mouth Wash 10 be
sent 20, .9'+ sat ip those compelled 10 reuIv
Hat - a."-~fhie 10 send half pint hotle nv msiI
!. ...5f.e "Int these remedies. WHO uW s~DDly
them Try
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
THE GREAT
INDIAN HERBAL TEA!
For Females.
DIR. ENGLlSHS INDIAN
Vegetable Emmenagogue.

This Celebrated Female Mc,ic;no no..o.....-.....
lnlo"h Oh anything else of the kind and prnvnG Of
ectual alter all others have failed il is IRE rared rom
on " indian Herb" peculiar TO nolhern NInvic. ,,I
LeAas ana is used by the natives in PRODUCING the
"oi''iiy SICKNESS. Ii Is designed for hoih
~ S'"ele mules, and Is the very hest thing known,
~, IP"se' as II Will remove all INSTRUCTIONS If.
Ter All other remedies have been tried m vain II s
"a e"a' yea containing nothing Injurious to health
i''n ru'e can be lelItd upon IN all cases
'o'"teuS uteTl or tuIug of she Womb; Floues
Hin"S or whites Chronic inflammation, or Ulcrrnlm,
vi Tue womb Incidental lIomorage, or Flooding md
diseases Of the Spiue. ~
Ladies IN the early stage Of pregnancy are cau2
uohed against the use OF tins tea es il viii nrodncs
miscarriage. i0
PREPARED AND SOLDBY
DIX u. w. ENGLISH. No. PIG S. Second st :.
PHILADELPHIA Pa.
rFlce VI w per package with full directions for use,
sent ny mail or Express 10 any address,
~ Dr' f. can be consulted in all obstinate Female
Complaints, IN person or by letter. and will furnish
lhe Gulta-percha Female Syringe-hieaIy recommen
"eu ny the Faculty 10 married ladies for specIaI mr.
poses. " f'' Pui'
Also Redical Cure and other Trusses-Imnr,, ar,
Rotary and Sp're Abdominal Supponers-S .ur..
braces-Elostic and Lace Sucking Spinal ,;usr
Jus. Tor weak and Curved Spine-and iIstrum mi,
IL Determines. large stock of the above ,ftu,.
INSTANTLY on hand and will be furnished n o,U,,
ates by sending order with measurment and ,,t -,
iculars. u '''ii M
r " All communications strictly confidential ExFor
further particulars please Address
DR. &. w ENGLISH
2IG South Second ST., below Dock
oA-1L PhlIadelp hIa Pa
- ""'O "O "Seh'S' nOV7.V
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ASPARAGRASS, GIANT
Roses i'm Variety

DAHLIAs.--l3O select varieties, Tor which ! was
awarded special premium by the Agriculu 81 sssi~
cry o. New Castle county, fall of 1861. Ass PR mi.
nm Tor the best collection Of Choice Pears
For Prices and description Of fruits. send for Dc.
scrptIve Catalogue. gratis
95-All kinds OF trees and plants can be ordered By
mail.
All trees and plants warranted true TO name.
21-Orders can be left al TIMFs Office
Randolph PETERS.
feh@b-3m Newark Del.
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Now is the
CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

oHTtWI HgeIIl9 lII III AZ sTkaL(lOI nne caFrVng
these articles around 10 families. The DENTAL III
suRY is tho nea"st article that man or WON IN can
carry around. Send tor aud see ar better a doz-
zen which we will sell, samples for 81 Agents
supplied iib"r'liy with cIrcnlars GrNow is The time
20 go into the bnsineSs. and do gopd aad make nrn
A. We spending thousands Tor the beneGt NJ
agents New England men and women here ~ some.
thing nice ami chance to take the lIde at its flood
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

EUh THE NAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsene.s.
Group, bronchitis, Encipient Consume
ton, and for tho relief of Consumptiye
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
80 wide is the field Of its usefulness and 90 mn.
mcrnus are the cases of its cures, that almost
SSTfry section Of country abounds in persons pub
h'ly Known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the LUNGS nv ;tS
use When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent TO cseape
Observation, and where its virtues are known. Tho
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
FOR the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been disca. dcd. this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkabe 10
be forgotten w
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FcR ALL THE PURPOSES Of FAMILY ppysrc

arc so composed that disease within the range Of
dneir action can rarely Withstand or cvade them
Ihsir penetrating properties search, and cleanse.
ana lnVigoTate every portion Of the human organ.
ism; correcting its diseased action and restoring
lis healthy vitaities. AS consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pam or physical debility is astonished to find his
neath or energy restored BY remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
not only do they cure the everyday complaints
o. every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac.
So.alhS certificates of their cures and directions
Tor their use in the following complaints (ost;rs-
nsf'' Hea't6"Tn, Headache arising from disoydersd
Tt0nach, Nausea, IndigeStjon Pam "a and Morbid
InGcft2" Of ne BoreiS, Fotulency, Loss of 1ppe-
Hte, JG""d'ce. and other kindred complaints.
Of its functions ' - '''N''iOh
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New York Surface & subsoiI

PLow lutting Boxes, Dirt serapes. Pans &C.
81 sgle BY EDWIN WILMER,
Aug Ih, 81
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VIM. B. Hurd g. Co.

IHIbU"E DUILDIHIb, NEW 1ORY.
That remItIanees may be made with confidence w
3. IL. & Co. refer To the Mayor ofBrookyu; TO G. W.
Griffith. President Farmers and CHzens Bank Brook
lyn; 10 Joy, Coe u Co. Now York; TO P. II. Barnum,
Esq. New York, etc. etc. nL27
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NEURALGIA PLASTERS.

Dr.. Hn d. Neuralgia Nom adhesive Plasters
are Inc most uleasaut aud successful remedies ever
prescribed TOR tn ti iul disease, The patient an.
pie tone ma 80 ~ becomes drUwsy, fall asleep and
a%akes Tree ron ptiu, and blister or other unnlea
SAINT - Ii.hrlpTS consequences ensue. For Earacbe
anh F"Is il'tf ih" apply according to directions
an fehri All surely follow. Nothing an be obtain
Ell equal 10 Or iIurds Com. ress for Neural sia Trv
then. They are enIIrely Il novel, curious and orgi
nal preplrIiIrn. and wonderfully successful Thev
are OF two ~izes. one small Tor the iace price Is cts
AM Inc ?nsr urge TOR application to the body prIce
81 CTS. VIII be mailed on receipt of price M 4 one
49,
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What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect f?

Or. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will
cleanse the mnu,n from all foul eAhaIaiIons and II
used IN the morning will make the breakfast taste
sweeier and the day begin more PLEASANTLY Hun.
dreds OF persons can testify TO this. Try them gen
tleman.
Dr.. llurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will
give young ladies' that finest charm m wnman-a
sweet bre1Ih and peArly teeth. Tfy Them ladies'
DR.. lIurI's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder nre tho
hest preparations IN the world fer curing BAD BREATH
aad giving frmaess and health to the gums Hum
dreds OF Eases Of elsed 81 eeding Gums So Mouth
Canker. &c, have been cured by DR.. Hurds astr,n
gent Nash
DIR H1rIs Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder give an
addItOnal chlrrn 10 c"urtshIE, and make husbands
more agreeable to their and wives to their hus.
bands They should he used ny every person having
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
which are liable to impart faint to the mouth
DR.. Hurd's TO ,Ihacbe Drops cure Toothache
arising from pO>ed and are the best friends
that parents have the house to save their chill
hren torture, aud themselves from loss Of sleep
and sym pathetic suffering
FARMERS and MECHANICS you cannot will af.rd
to neglect your teeth Fora lrIhIng sum Won can now
get presery4tIves, Than which Ruthsch or Aslor can
get noIhlng better. Remember that DYSPEPSIA and
consul NPrlON OF TUE LUNGS often originate in
Neglect of Teeth. Send for The Treatise on Teeth and
read lIr Fnchs observations this subject n loo
late to arrest decay IN your own teeth, save your
chIdren's teeth.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-27

could give such orders, knowing, Is he must
know, the humanity extended the drowning
rebels before Memphis by our officers who
turned their guns away and FASTENED torres
cue them from the water. In very plain
terms Colonel Fitch said to him that none
but scoundrel would be guilty of such
barbarism. He was now, however, pris.
oner of war, and would be treated as such
but if he, Col. Fitch, had the disposal OF
him he would hang him like dog on the
spot.
This man Fry was formerly lieutenant
in the United States navy, which he lett,
violating his honor and his oath, to become
a rebel. He held the position of a captain
in the imaginary rebel navy, and bad com.
mand of gunboat, either the Maripau or
Pontchartrain.
The following are casualties among off,
GERS of the Mound City:
Captain Kelley is slightly wounded lst
Master G. Dominy, unhurt; I'd Master w.
H. Heart, drowned; Sd Master j. Kinnie
dead 4th Master J. A. Scoville, dead
Masters Mate FL. F. Browne, dead Mas.
ter's Mate F. E. Brown, unhurt Paymas.
ter Gum, dead; Carpenter Manning, Sc
verely scalded; Pilot Canada, unhurt; Pi
lot Charles Young, badly scalded; Dr.
George E. Jones, slightly scalded; Chiel
Engineer John Cox, dead lst Assistant
Engineer Dan Clemmens, unhurt; I'd As
sistant John McAfee, dead Sd Assistant
q. w. PellingsWorth, dead.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-27
FROM MOBILE AND SOUTHERN
COAST.

New YORK, June, 2l.-The steamship
City Of Washington sailed today for Liver-
pool with $24OO,0OO in gold.
Advices by the Connecticut state that
the rebel force at Mobile has been reinfor.
ced by 10000 men from Beauregard's ar
my. Beauregard himself is believed to be
there. ata
Fort Morgan has been strengthened by
the rebels.
The towns on the west coast of Florida
have been reoccupied by rebel troops in
larger numbers than before. Our troops
are erecting Notifications near Pensacola to
protect it against the rebels. Ali quiet
there. Union sentiment is being devel.
oped.
One of our boats crew was captured at
st. Marks. They were surrounded by
eighty rebels when sent ashore for water.
Two were killed and the balance captured.
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F r o M U T A H .

GREAT SALT LAKE, June 16.-A band
of persons, numbering 1000 men, women
and children, under the leadership OF one
Morris, who claimed to be the prophet
Moses reappeared upon earth, formed a set
Element thirty miles north of this city, and
committed numerous depredations upon cit.
liens of the vicinity.
They refused to labor for their support,
believing that the Lord would supply their
wants. Three of their number, disguised
with the imposition, attempted to leave and
were arrested and placed in confinement,
heavily ir0ned.
A writ OF habeas corpus was issued by
Chief Justice Kinney, which was treated
with contempt.
Sufficient time having transpired for the
production of the prisoners, q second writ,
together with an order for the arrest of
Morris for contempt, and for the arrest of
the gang for false imprisonment, was issued
for execution. A posse of two hundred
and fifty infantry and artillery were ordered
out on the 18th, by Acting Governor
Fuller.
Morris and his men were found strongly
intrenched and thoroughly armed. Fight.
ing ensued, and two of the Marshal's posse
were killed. On the 18th they pretended to
surrender, but resisted anew as soon az the
attacking party approached.
In hand to hand fight Morris was killed,
and another leader MORALLY wounded. The
Rebels were finally overcome. Several wo.
men and children were killed during the
siege, Morris refusing to remove them to q
place OF safety. The prisoners captured
number one hundred and forty.seven. They
will be brought before the Court Tomorrow.