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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20
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rAmeriean 9uufe,"
ct. 1auL M]inneIpta.
Meinen perebrten beuti&en 8reunb.n unb SIN.
nern bieru.it bic Mu3tise, ba6 it in meineu1 neu.
etatiirten Iapeten- unb Yel(erer- @el6Gft ale
Sorten BON 2apeteu u. Matra3en purratbia bale
unb empfeble 10y mid CUR biuioen unb prompten
Nutertisuns pon alien in bielem @el@dfte por-
tummennen Mrbeiteu. 20
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

8eri@t zines Hueen3euacn lber bic
Expedition mad Bird Gpplir. I'M.
ler iunger Greunb, Corporal peter geitnsr pcn rtr
rStssl @uarb" tpel&tr bic Grpeoiticn gum Gn..
iab BON @rant's Gcmpasnie, bic BON ben Snbia-
aern bet Bird Goolte einsel@lpNsn mar, mitg..
naa4t, tbeilt iber bic gcraanse bel berlelbsn in
einem an feline Gltern seri@teten Yriefe, Der uns
CUR &iuI4t bebanoist wurbe, %fo!senee inttre0ante
Details nit. Su leiuem Briefs. eatirt Jcrt Rib.
eeley. 4 Sept. melpet Der @9re. ser
nAm DienRas Moreeu sesen 10 llbr ,puree
@eneralmari& eel9laSen. une bic 5ioel 6uarb
uno 2 anoere 9,mfasnien maren innerbalb Mi
nuttn marl&fsrtig. Gs sins mad Der &i9tuuo
BON Neeworo 3u, mad benz vuntte, no @rants
&ompa9nit f~taticnirt tpar, uno BON mober mir in,
Sort itartes @ewebrfeuer sernonueu. WVit 40
patrpnsn a Mann une in Besleituus pom 1 Ra.
none, 1 5aubise unp etma 100 Mann &apaQerie
III dten mir aus unb bic Snfanterie warbe etpa 2
Dtetlen pom Sort ron ben uns entaeeen fonimeu.
ben 1ransportpdsen au 'eenommen. Na&pem
mir bis SeSen Abenb etpa IS Wtilen 3uridaeltat.
trafen mir auf Wa1en ppn Jntiauern, geaen bic
unlere @el9aee alsbalp ibr Jeuer er6fneteu, bic
@'lesn na9 alien 4 Weltgessnpsn sertreueup.
Na9oem eies selAeben> bra9ten mir, nit Ter
2Safe i'm Arur, obne Mittas- NOD Mbsnpe0eu u.
obne Blanftts in Der Ri!te taupirene, cine i&laf-
l'ie Na9t 3u. @eseu 5 ubr WOrs.ns, na9eem
Der Neft ees 6ten uuo elm 3beil oes 7tea @csi-
n'ents nett 2 Rauonen gu Der Muantsaret seRu-
ben, brad re Mannl9aft Der Grpseition, nit ei-
mem Stiidden Sroc gum 5rubtlt auf Ben g2ee
IN r16roli9er Ni9tunS aui uao lan9te Na9mitaas
bel Dem 8aserpIase upn Grants @ru,paauie an.
aa@eem Ne sprber NOD eineu MrsriT per Snpia.
ner auI bic linfe dlante ab9ei9laBeu. Gin ent-
leB!t9sr Mnbltd erpartele bier Die WtanniAaft Der
Grpeottipn. yanee nab BEN man Der ,3slte an.
1dtis gemorben, bate i1 nod Niemaub int yaaer
bliden la0sn. Damn aber nlber %sefpmmen, &C.
mabrte man nebtn tobten Yfercer bic Qeiden
Der So!oa en- ODER Gerwurpete, Rranfe unb 6alb-
serl@ma4tete, Bonn bic &pmpasnie bate 2 Gage
obne Wa6tr unb Qebensmittel ausbalten mu1en.
Is 1cbte une % gerwunrste, bic msilteu laper
unp ] nit erei S&l1en mu,bsn porseiuupeu.
@esen 100 tppte Yferbe laeen nebeneinanp.r.
Das 9aser murpe am McntaS pom Dem 8einpt an
se8rtHen une bis Dtenitas II ubr ubne Inter
bre@unS be1&oden. Stiue iebr uuslidli9s Gage
:uar 9aupturla&e oer fur1terli9en MeseIei uao
Der &nt|ab seldab eeraoe nod CUR re9ten :3tit
UNI sas Ma0acrs Der &pupasnie bis auf ben leb-
ten Mann gu serbinbern. Utter ben @efaQeneu
1T aud Der III ct. Vaul lebr befannte penn(ylpa.
Mid. beutl9e 6iiaptbpler Don @ef 81. Waul.
Na@eem man bic mie Siebe burdlS@ertsn 3elte
abeebroden. eins Is auf ben &admarl@ uno um
II ubr Nadts lan8te bas Corps in Sort Ntbseles
an.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

&err Nb. Stel;er in ct. peter sepGbrt
ben S.lu9srn ieincs vurtrefti9eu @aitauies na9
tie DOT alen ben Comfort, eurh pen 1id bie1eS
@tabli1ement einen 70 eelddBten 9famen ermorben.
Vpn GROCER Wi1tiefeit lit Is fir ben Neil eneen,
Der int Stel3erbaus e'nfcbrt, tab bier bic Yo1en
nab aQen punfttn fuBauf< unb abtpdrts anbal-
ten uno ~abseben. Mllo feline @efabr, bic Yo(t 3u
bee faSneu une biaieeu Auartiers bas @eiter-
refer Derleioen. G"rs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20
Gpbn 9aeeenmiller'S
Dttt8burQ QQQerbter<SdlDn

Ode Der Dritttn anb @obert @trabe.
ct. 9aul, Mtnn.
SD balte tets 9utes Qaserbier, belitate Bran.
bies, a4te 3apauna>G isarren, a~useeei&uetes
Gnau1en:baltr unb 9inaburser Raie, fopie aubere
talte @peiitn cprr6tbig. 5ff@'
Mer's ni4t slaubeu min, ber TONNE unb iiber-
jeu8t F@.s Guer Jreurb
Spbn 81 g9enmiIIer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

Grnennuneen. - Die erfen BON @eneral
Dope ssrfiisten Grnennunsea Inb bic folsenben I:
&apitan @m. 8. Banning gum @Ommi0ar be-
propiant- DEPARTMENTS I'M Moropefen.
Majcr 5pparo 9tansbury, Mip be- @amp bes
Commanders en- &bef ter Mili3 NIT BEN STANG
eines Sterittn. DasYatent batirt pom 10. Mueua.
Bon 8riessminiaer Stanton 1T @epi q u t.
tin gum Yronof- Marl&aQ fir bielen @taat
ernannt unb befebltst porpen, NIB iofprt bel Soy.
Stanley gu rapportirem.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20
N[.niom- Sail,
N%euetabltrte8
@etn @eibaft,
@enrl 8en1.

..- VtDlb SRN6,
Jmporteur, @roB- unb RleinbGnbler
pom Nbetnmeinen,
un9armeine>
Granj6iide unb
-s-l -.. Gatapba<W eine
Maccira> unp port= inc n,
BON pe, ldiebenen Sabr9dneen, nelde beim Dua-
3enb, Glal9e unb @las ~Yertauft werben in 1eintr
@eiubaae, 9ritte Citrate,
swii&en Martet. u. Waibinetpn- Ctr,
Bren9's Stein9ebdupe.
ae&ter S&wei5er uno 2tmbureet Safe,
Ae@te 9olldnb. 9drinee,
SarceIen uno Gardner
tets pcrratbig uat gu ben mSslidit biaietsnprei.
fen 5u babeu.
Jerner: Mu~sse3eidnetes &bicagp unb
@tnetnnati ale lub purter. unb bic
f%etnfen Sprten pon 2tqueuren unb
Is 81 @bampa9ner
@o~ie enblid Elm ereelentee Experiment pom
9aDanna=G i9arrpe.
Borfebenees IT. NQts gut unb in rei4er GIue
,crrdtbiS bel
@epr3 8en3.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

Die @auippirun9 flr unier 9tfsiment
Berittener 1T Sou Waisineton unterwess nit ber
Musnabme bon unterfleiperu uno Drdtu, wppon
in benz Nasa3ia rllnclt @am's" Jest totale gbbe
tit. &efruten fur bas @aealeriereeiment, Bit
ieBt eintreten, wirpen iia alto Dor Der 5ano nit
bislsn @rtifeln lslbit 81 perieben babeu, srbatten
inbe0en bas BON ibnen @elieferte gun, Mssierunss-
prei8 %er5Qttet. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

: Die neuen Aofmarfen, ptl&e als
@@eibemunje %eurllren, Inb e%esenwartig in benz
ct. paul potamte fur gerein. 9taaten @9aB>
noten pbsr 6artseb 3u baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

9ol3meher Aftffenten. Der 3pl3-
ue1er Nter bat bic folsenben perionen 3u leinen
Mlfiteuten ernannt: Ben. Bradley fir bic Ma@.
bari@aft bes @inslum putel, PAUL Gaber fir bic
uutere Qanbune, 5ofmann unb btlforb fir bic Z.
straBe, S.. s. @turbud far 9adlon ct. Die
Genanten nebmen BeteQuneen fir Doll an.
Wer uuserme0enes 9el5 gum Derfauf briuet,
ptrpirft SIS. 90 9trafe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

&eulieferunoen merpen BON &apt. @aun>
bers eontractli& nit ben &eFeftirenten absel9lp,-
fen. @er an bieieu1, jebenfaQs ni@t uuproftab-
len, @ei@aft 1beil baben nil, melpe li9 bel Sci
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

BG4@ Wabrenb bes Branres BON Canton in
Bolse bes 8cmbaroements bur9 bic Gnsldueer,
murte eas eun3e arcbe Nasasin BON Meeicamen-
uniers 2anosmannes Or. S. 6. dyer Son
SrmeQ (bas Depot ieines &berry-Yeetural's unb
Gatbartic> pilen2 in @bina) san3lid %serit0rt. Ct
beanipru@t nun BON unierer @esieruns @&aben-
trlaB fur ben @erluit feiues Gieentbums. Das
mire cine anbere NuB ~abseben, bic mir nit uuierm
alteren 8rueer Sobnny ju tuadeu baben. Steb'
fef Doctor; uab tpenn uniere &eeieruns nnlere
&tdte wabrt aberaQ, 100 Sbre piaen ~pertauft
tperben, 10 psrben mir obne @&ub muir in lOl&en
@esenben fem. bic fat san3li& uubewobnt llnb.
' (&eformtr. Irentpn. sc. 81
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

Mph mebr Nferbe ocrlan0t. namli&
n'bt un1lonlt bas but %eiaitmeilen aufseb1rt -
lonbern fir unitee States r@reenbi ds." Capt
@auneers bsbarf ftatt 1000, ME 3uerlt ~bturpert>
1000 pferoe fir bic Mili5 lit @inneiota, Die
pferte werben in Sort @neuing beI&tiat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

Gin t6ntli@er grrtbum. - Am ssr~
eaneenen Montas tpurbe in Sort 5neQine ein
Sultat als Mrretant abstlitfert, Der bel Sort Rip-
ley auf S9iltwa@ Rebenb eineu Gau,eraben e..
f&o1tn, inben, ct ben in einem Blantet eeblQteu
fir einet 5nbianer belt, !
8erebrte Dauten! Br pi0en, bag Sit
patriotinnen inb, nab benz 0drtern @el@le&t an
inniser zbeilnabuae uub Gorge nm has Saterlane
ni@ts uadeeben. @ir pi0tn aber aud, bag @ie
ME aufb6ren, setreue l1ntertbauinuen Der aSnisin
Mobe 3ua fein unb fir Mues, pas in BEN &ei&e
~berielben sorsebt, fes has lebbafteRe 9utereFe
bewabren. Desbalb gsernebraen 9it! 3err
&bas. " a bier, mad pietsur GreipiQieer in
s5brem Di.nl, fam 99bntnr In BEN 5tsre itt-
ntr GGtrn,a (9userfua u. Go.) an neuen 1trbea.
naaren 8pr3asli@es an greis unb Guautitat Of,
ttriren; @ie perben aaunenb ffrasen: @te, 70
pr6&sis, fart NIB 6dt-uab bp9 ~ biais3
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

Neue G1cDatpren.- MuBer sen jebt 70
bseeutenoen 8crtebrunsen fir Gmpfane bes St.
trtioes IN Chicago bSren mir. eab s'pei Glesatoreu
erfer &la0e an BEN 9th 3meiee BON 3wei un1e-
ierer erten Spebitions- 5anbluneen stbaut iper.
ben, in wenisen Wcnaten fertis unb nit Der BE-
wdbrtefen Nai&ienerie, einidliebli@ % BON
Gairbaut's 500 Buf@el 9upper.@aa periebtn
fein iolen. NuBerbtu1 baben bic 5rn. Tairbants
in bieier 9tabt in tpenie iiter einer1 Sabr eesen
70 Ginfbuno.rt Buiael 3erper-@ aaeen u. etpa
Gin Dubenb tleinere, iber 3unbert% int @anaen
aufeefeat. @o n%oQfommen 1T Die Mai9ienerie,
ba6 iebe Waaee in 1912 Minuten be- u. ent-
laben merben fam. tsubur1 man lid BON Der un-
sebeusrr auantitat 81 treibe, pel&e auf ibnen in's
eeiammt in einena Sage seposen tperben tauu, ei-
nen Beerif btlten mag. Qa6t bic SGarmer bee
Norb, @eNens ibre unermeeli@en g etreibeerntteu
erbauen unb bic &iienbabnen unb Ranaltopte fe
mad Chicago befSrbern, unb eB 1T fem :3}meift(,
ba6 unfere Mittel, fe IN empfangen. gu laaeru
unt 5u peri&i6en nit ben Mniprii@tn @@ritt balt.
(Gbic. Gpening Sournal.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

Ser 11nterri@t in ben Sfentli&en S@u.
zen bieIeer @taot it am persaueeuen Montas Ct.
Gfuet tpprten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20
0euti6e 8nuf.
aDeutfbe Somf

+. & g. Wi((ius, 6aint paul.
Uriber Meyer u. @tutus.)
ct. paul, f.a Minueiotu.
Mu(er allen ibrieen 9ran9en bss Bautse(adf
tee tpten1en mir @1n1ere telunbere Mufmertiamtei,
benz 0ertau1e pDu a agsr @ 49,. ~~'
: Medieln auf Deuti9lanp,
lepte aut bic 5auptplabe 6rautreits, Guslaubs.
Der S9ptt3 unb Der Ser. @taate,, uub ]traijiren
tpiruntsr Aneerr autfOleenbeeurcrdiide 6au5er.
2anrzW arront6,
NIT un'ertr l9riftli9en @arantie auf unbearen,t.
3eit perleben, ubernebmen bic
Bele9un9 Don @apitalien
lit 0runbeigentbum ODER eeoen Sutere0en. auf
rite b9pptbetartf&eS i@erbett, belor.
gen bic ,
Be3ablun9 Don Gare1
IN leeoena 1Reile unieree staates, taufeu unb ser-
laufen .@plb unb fren,be Miiu,eu. ,ableu bic
bS9ft YrGmie fir @e@lel auf &tp.Norf.
philadelphia, ct. Qouis &c. "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

2Str peldbanen bic
@tn3tebun9 BON @el3eru
IN = EUROPA unb fertiaen bic bierau erforberi&en
papiere, ais:
Vouma@ten,
Ver5tdtletitun9surtunben, Ipbtenf&etne &c. ieIba
an, nerbiirsen beren @ultiafeit uub befproen Sc
senlularil&e 8telaubisune berielbeu; {ouait aud
Mus3ablun0 BON @elbern
IN teoem 21etle Oeutf@laubs unb Der @@pef,.
taesta tg!r ben .@esenuertb Der bel uus eiuats
}apltea Setfaeeee islbf IL ben entleeenfen SIT.
9aus lenben la6tn.
padaSelaeine
3nr uebtrtabrt BON Bremen mad Netp-Nprf IN
sseseli!@iHtn, unb in Dampfi&iftn bss Il srh.
seutt&tn 3lopb,1 Ioipie aur &eii. ssn
pembnrs mad 9ep-yert IN Iau,sftSten ber
e t p99teatst 1Dampff$tffabrts- St.
.Ge1ebten Yrtiftn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-20

Ran. f&eint alio np& LANCE ni&t ans @9ei
ben unb Na@bauitstben 3u benton.
3aus.- Das 9aus tsi@lie6t, feline Der
fammlunsen UNI 8 ftatt UNI 10 .ubr Bormittaes
~ b,einner.
Cornell on Minneapolis mar Der Nntraafeler.
paifirt: @enatbiQ fir Organization pom 2
Gompasnitn @ren, tpa@t fir 8romn.G ounty, bic
len1it mad l1nter3ei@nuns bura BEN Wouserneur
Gin @stb it; Bill, bic @elbptruiaieung pom
@eiten Der County . &ommiifoners fir Buunties
fur esiebli& su ertlaren.
Dtenfas, 1eten September. @euat.-
pa1lirt: SenatbiQ fir Mnmenbuns bes @abl-
9eiebts. 8rn einem Nutrase bes 9errn 5raton.
oe1en tier She'll !autete, es lei lebr rrunp." menn
bic @titbssbuns ibre @ei&afte mSsli@it RAID be.
enbiet, be6en 2er She'll aber .pie Elm binteneer
Bote NIT benz gerlansen naaeerid, fam, bag man
tn Der s%eesnmartise @eiebeebuns idmmtlite nS-
tbtsen @ef&afte gum guraus e~rlebieen unb elm
Enhancement 3u benz @elsS pailreu u,See, laut
usl&em bic nd&Re reeelmdbiee @isung Der St.
ies9e5una pesfaaen (unb Der @snator in tieltr
Sisuns stpdblt perbtn foQ, mas 3par ni6t babel
selast par, aber fiai&peieeno gu serfeben it,
,. N.); pcn bieiem Outrage purbe uur Der erffe
2bstl ans snummen, ter 2te fel eur9 fur bies
@al. Gry again!
3uelei& muree tel&lo0en, rab bic 9aufer l&
am Sonnabeno. Sertaeen. @timmt taa 3aus
bitienn Bsi&lu0e bel. 70 bat man eerate nod 3eit
bas HSttiee fertis 3u ~brinaen.
5aus.- panirt: Memprial betrefs
&nt(dabisuns fir bur& bic Sntianer e~rlittenen
Verlufe; Mnaenbsment au County. Drganilati-
sns-~tte; Memorial an ben GonsreB, norm &C.
gen fsrnsre germenbune son@ elbern fir Mrbeiten
III Der @innebaeu-@ elerSatipn proteRirt tuirb :;
Nsmorial an ben Goneveb fir Gntfernuns Der
Winnetasses; Bin, BEN @ouperneur @oama&t
gut @nlase BON VaQiiaoeu- sorts uno 8el@aFung
BE-, ba5u nStbieen Gonbs 3u ertbeilen.
Mittwp@. II. Sept. @enat. Va1-
iirt: cine BID bebuf Capitalization pom Epnn
GbatFelb fir S&ul3pede ; cine Blu fir Mmen-
biruns elmer Ifte, bic &eeuliruns BON Geuerrer-
1&erunss- @eleQl&aften betrsfsno ; Mmenement
bes 9eimtdtte> @remtions- @e1tBes,
sans Der @enatsbel&lub fir 'ertagune
ant nadRtn Sunnabenb purbe auf ben Slid &C.
lest. Yafiirt: @enat-BiQ fir Capitalization
BON @batFele Gpun, 6ilmore g.; @enat- BiQ,
bic @sunty.@ ommilipners BON NicuQet County
our MusReQuns sepi6er Bpnbs au %ermadtiaen ;
Elm Enhancement 3u benz @eleb, bic 5isuneen
Der County = Gommilloners betrefenb; cine Blu
fir cine Inleibe BON $4,000 sur @ren3-
Sertb eibi9uns umb 8eRreitu ne yer
Soften bes Snbianertriees; BID CUR
Uermi4i9uns BON $4,000 5ur u%nterfut'
) UNI 8 BET 5II@tlinee; SenatbiQ fir Ser
aneerane ber :3sit Der MQeemeinen Saats-Wab
, 1862-04-04

THURSDAY EVENING, April 8, 1862.
HECERTE FOR LAsT roRTY-FIGHT HoI-ra


The weather to day Was universally pronounced
the finest Of the season" and our streets wore
busy aspect. A week OF such weather, extended
to the Straits. will speedily break up the ice block
ade. and commerce will be allowed to 90 on nuin-
ter1untcd
There Was good attendance on 'Chance, and
aisEorgh business was not very brisk, there was
hvelier feeling among merchants, In ricw Of an
early resumption Of navigation.
in Provisions there was comparatively little
done Meae Pork was duh and prices show q de-
cline OF 1a5fc per brl, with sales Of 500 bris c;ty
packed at S10.671f. The demand is yery light at
nyprlce. The offerings Of Lsrd were unusually
light and the market was firm, with sales of about
a0 pkge, at &c for prime country kettle and T1c
for prime city. Holders Of ciEy kctt1creudered
Lard were generally asking 533sc-thcre being an
active demand at 7hc. Tallow Is firmly held at
Ehc-buyers offering TIC freely.
The market for Beef Cattle WAC dull to-day, in
consequence OF the city packers withdrawing. aud
prices 1uled lower-with sales at ss2o@3@ for
common te extra Live Hogs were dull with sales
at $aS0@30o gross.
1Ac demand foz Flour was Light and the market
aulet and tnactive-though holders were little
snnes on account Of the Improvement In New
ao7k. Inc salee, however, were trifing at $a85@
4-s5 for good to choice Spring Extras, and S29l@
a59 Tor common to good Spring supezs.
ihe Wheat market was E@51c better. with sales
OF no. hed Winter at s0e mo. Spring at TIC
V'3&c' and No. Spring at 7A17sc-sn subject to
&c Storage. Fresh receipts Of No. Spring were
sold at s0e, subject to &c storage
There was good demand for Mixed Corn, st SC,
euoeet to &c storage, with sales of CO bushels
at that price Two boat-loads Of Canal Com were
NIL ~@%xnLm mk f1r.
, 1862-04-04
Grain Received In Philadelphia.
Amount Of grain measuEed for the port OF Phil
aLclEAia, daring the Quarter cndIug Narc! 81.
New York Cattle Market.

New YORK. april I'VE find the number bull
locks reported At Forty-fourh street for the sup
ply Ct the weekly market Of beef cattle for the
than tie IImher week ago: and there is Il pros
poet Of about 100 head being added Tomorrow
m1Tni9g; Il !}E 49, We snppoze g9;crn.gent agents
which, with the number Of oxen taken out to work.
will make up :: total Of 800 head; so that wc shall
have 5cGN head for the butchers generally Of good
ta1r qnEllty-better on the lyerage than last week
AID VIC do not think their cost to The butchers TAX
Ing into account the rate per pound an estimate Of
Wsisht vii be as Erea5 a5 it Was wssk
evening, and come WHO bought earl: this morning
Eald little more: but after 10 occs he business
seemcd to draH. and under ordinary circumstances
the price would have dee!iucd equal to half cent
Iorn on the net weight Of beef ii it had MT been
held up BY the 3lderst thrCe-fuu1t1s Of WHOM were
oNnets- Many Of them had purchased OH Epecu!a-
tion. st such hig figures that they coald NOT sell at
any lower rates than quoted 4 week ago with
ont great loss and therefore held hard for skim,
Prices Tie proportion OF cattle sold will therefore,
very doubtful whether the market will cl.,se a.
well as it did last Wednesday. The wholesale
butchers DO not appear very anxious to buy at
present rates Of cents pound ret for the class
usually taken. By the queer sretrm Of doing
business on credit that prevails in this market,
buyers WHO fail, compromise with their creditors
plenty Of people silly enough to trust them over
and over again. It is this Loose credit system that
Keeps up the price Of beef, SO that while nearly
AZ ~ the stock III market to-day is selin. at
sI9 cents fur the meat sinking uf1:al, it
would be selling at TGs cents If cash
System prevailed. By the present system the
producer. profits at the expense of the consumer
chilly enough for March. and as no Us winter for
keeping fresh meat- We tinti Us night approaches
i isss dlsEosltm1onn m Is to Goneede to busers demands
contl6cEcc that the markcs yiu hold out firm to
the end Of the closing day.
, 1862-04-04

Accidental Death of an Illinois Soldier
The following is copy Of 4 letter from one
OF his late officers, announcing the painful
death Of an Illinois soldier on the Tennessee
river. VIC present it, preserving the exact
form, as addressed to the father of tic de-
ceased, a highly respectable citizen Of Oneida,
in this State. Deceased was in the battle ut
Donelson, and won much praise for his gall
lantry. Bya mysterious providence the death
angel passed him By on the battlefield, and
made him victim among the peaceful scenes
OF the camp:
DEAR S1: Your son, Charles Kellogg, was
Instantly killed this morning, by the accideu-
tai discharge Of a muEket in the hands of a
comradc. We were ordered to prepare to 70
out on an expedition, and they were cleaning
up their guns when the accident occurred
l deeply sympathize with you and your
family III this sad bereavement Your son was
much beloved by all the company, and all Ills
acqoantances III the regiment, aud also by
au Tue officers under whom he acted, for his
general good conduct. He had kind and
Gng11Hs 9ea{t, and many ters were shed at
have been in the service that has affected me
so much, although have seen near aud dear
friends fall around me on the battlefield.
anything I can do to assist you, in
anyway, Ill thls sud matter, I will
do on your order. He will be buried here,
and what things are here that belong to him,
Will be carefully preserved for reasonable
length Of time. You can have all his things
By calling On me, or by sending some one with
an order for them. Please let me hear from
you rs soon as possible, what disposition you
wish made Of them, as they will have to be
sold and the money placed to the credit Of his
heirs, if not called for alta reasonable length
OF time forgot to add that he spoke no
word after he was shot, but I am shot am
shot!" as the Mimic Dall went directly through
his heart; and he died within two minutes
Afterwards Your friend in aff1fetion
Lieut. JAMES MCCARTNEY,
Commanding Co. D, 18th Regiment.
, 1862-04-04

whereabouts Of the mother and her two chill
lrcn was not discovered until Saturday, when
one OF hef friends (who claif1l6 that she is q
1rce "omanl accompanied By our reporter,
went on to Baltimore, and after considerable
atnhcnlty q found her il 3; IL Y. I. Campbelrs
negro pen," No. 2S3 West Pratt street. Her
friends requested permission to see her, but
were denied admittnnce into the "peu'' un-
less they first obtained The written consent of
her mistress to see her. The keeper of the
shell" informed her friends that the eldest
child WAS very sick with an affection Of tue
LhIoat, an9 inquired what should be done for
her, and whether che WAS subject to attacks
OF sore throat, concluding with the heartless
remark, "She isn't worth much to anyIoiy.n
ihns are families torn 3suuder by the ruth
less hand OF slavery, mothers parted from
cn!afen Of tender years, and conveyed to dis
dSnt M places, perhaps never to see them again.
Inns Is only one Of numerous instances which
are occurring now daily. Unless G,agress
nosEs Aoste before The passage Of The ea'a,eclp*1-
f1on blu takes place, there sru BE- no slaves tt in
the District toemancipate.
We have the names Of number Of .ndivid-
na]s who are engaged n the business of run
ming off slaves, and shall give them publicity
in u future issue
The Sunday Chronicle says "that during the
past two days one hundred slaves are known
to have been removed to Maryland from this
Djstrict.'' This corresponds with the state
constantly Of cases Of this sort Of removal OF
slaves, and that It is going On upon 1arse
scale is unquestionable.
The rate Of compensation proposed in the
bills pending in Congress, an average Of three
hundred dollars for slaves Of all ayes and con-
ditions, Is regarded here as most ample and
even Liberal, and the removal of slaves is to be
accounted for upon some other ground than
the inadequacy Of the amount expected to be
paid for them by the Government.