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, 1862-06-04
SECOND LETTER.

NEW ORLEANS, May II, 1859.
Tan, v;tnessinq strange scenes and stranger
49,. -o:. 1.no ;,,4 ~
eeents ILLS eaooath 1nofAng' Aase J"ss ~
turned from the custom house, but nothing |
IN +be strcet reminds n,f of the ouiet North |
NJ $3.50 l. ra;e- ,+ft,, +b. c1ot.
crn Sunday. The street Is NOISY Win Inc cla1-
ter CT trade; the sidewalks crowded with Al |
carcr thronp intent on business or pleasure,
- o.aE'.1,. ,,.,,;,ac,1 ~ +ho Iora,o dor
aau app''4 ens1S u44.n1 ~ W. 49,: ~.
stranpest array of humanity ever saw. No
-no-e ...o - .h;a o;tx~ ,o,,7a .,,o,, a n,ot1v
"ne4e' e0Se 80 'A40 SA''' se"Au s ,3'
hybrid crowd De gathered tosetner. Hnas 40
you think they are all doing? Not merely
rratify;np their curiosity by looking upon the
.,.,,a,,r1 .,o.,-. ,.o-o y. s,o,E ~ Ia,,a,a
1anAeee' a1Ioousn n'Ans "eio CIV" W usneso
| that VIC were race with one eye which Is
situated in the centre Of the forehead, and
whose principle diet is the blood of nigeers.
Inc Topu5af pene1 tna5 We aro ueasnen L.
overcome by the demands Of nature. The
crowd is hungry and has come to our lines for
fooa sono ohtain IL hv charity. others hv
traffic with the pr1Vates. VINO e2cnanse then
! surplus rations for small articles; and others.
mar crest1rcs. go eunty away. The truth Is,
r. ss.,;a3 ho.o hr +,,o.a n outbor3tv
thongh oeniea ne1s ~ anoee @ ~ ~, aIe, 1aho-iSc,,
1nere ls glsa1 osetiuion T 1aon ~ n1 eno +lat Ga
classes mere. 80 paa o1 ~ lmGy lntt ~ aIn H.
builcr announces Iougn the - tnns ne
VIII olstr1pute suQasanu un1e's Tpa ~ roria-
IONS alnons tue pooT ~, ta rai,e,s stronre
IONS we're ea9tu,ea t a1oh4 4ooin;ants n charity.
a5, ,acsacSe ann "a fTnIv c1editab1e to the "a
t;a., &C., :" 0i~~'~~'-> - ~'
tioH vcct,s exner1ence here conyinces me that
go - ,,a;or;tY are either Union men from
49, 10 ~ from no]1cy. The foreign popu-
}at,on fWant mower so that their money ma
I;ner i,,on onera1ipns NAV not be broken up. They
hoye hS not yery strong political sentiments nor
affinities. bnt thew are very much opposed to
var Which impoverishes them without
bringing them ANYTHING in return. Hence,
thnnSh nncxpressed, We are hailed as deliver
crs. and our complete success secretly yet
fer1ently prayea 1or. Private business men
hcre have mt in circulation their obligations
~ nav. which have passed as money, but as
; mirTt he expected. many Of these have re.
nndiated and left their trash in the
ban5s or tho rul1cd md cheated Door
The ioeccr houscs stiu keep closed. this is
nrincipai.y on,account Of the lack Of confidence
cVcrybodv seems to wait for something def
mite 10 transnfre.
= There is perfect dearth Of VIA news In tn.
+. papers. Nothing is written which will givt
! the slightest clue to the Operations Of e1the
, 1862-06-04
~.-wA d CHICAGO UN1OA

f111.n-SUHhtH AH1AH6KAEHE IN.
~ RAIL1GE1 eHDNDAT, May t2ta. 1sse. EA13 Ns74
o. z1,a 81 Depot = fo9Ms Sete3 F1st-
$50 y saa GStans. b1nisff D1psqSs@ I'd ~ r ns.
Ras.ss Pets e I'D, y 20 sPa Hs ?cs
Fs.f < fo4 kst1 az zos5a "a faa nssdisss
di.te po46 :ks z bs!e,s aGf I'd jsaa17Ms m taR
R9s9o (, Y IA 1.int 800 FL s.a
III LMe ~ t3Sts 15n = 1SIiI tsxo tha 80 r. II E3&.
Rsesang CIR. a n'saiR R = TAICoxf.a On. sayA
eMwHEALEa aaa. rasseosa Azen&
, 1862-06-04

WESTERN UNION COLLEGE, and MILITARY
ACADEMY has heen located at FULTON, ILL. and
will open Primary AcaoeM!c and Colle..iste CoE1eex,
Sept 18th 1861 The College has twelve experienced
ances both regular and scientific eonrsea the finest
sekoo huildnEs IA The Vest (coet xl1o09 ample and
advantages which should claim the attention Of paEentA
Instruction In German free aso IN ARTILLERY, In
TAErET AND RIFE TACTICS, SWORD, BAYoSsr AND
GThEAsT1c EXERCISES, Coa4oE ZoCAyE ND FAECE M
dept* dress n uniform TsENs ;-$l.S per sce1ol yaas
tons for so boardets under the same rocf With and
iarsD s COVERT. President Falron. III fes4nsE6u1
, 1862-06-04

pzoyeYs sne Fa1me.s EtN inc thn <he mcss hd1axi
taEeo1s route or Live 6toGkL Capaclo11 f1rdk, W8U
Wntered and tsppi1ed with avesy couTeuttnco kxY4
been opened on Sis lne md is connections snd s7e9
1hepe T:n be found conveaeaee % III feedinx a
rsssHg, sho!es @ = ,YHs5sd ef the PHMADELFH1t{
ssso ba foand ne kaol u qtctsst ana Eost dhnzs
KA9GHa aHEF AET1S sS Sf9a TlsS9
4. HOUSTON. 6ea1 Fza9aSs aeas. 1s Fails5e1aasx,
fA1.h9$1y
, 1862-06-04

Ghjcaeo. Nav lsth, KSs' my1+zSszs2tsd


NORTEAGE SAIE.--PubEo no.
1I tee lshereoE giyeo that !, seltgman schles'nz9
moeT 18th 1851. executed By Morris ol:r fhes " s
to11tnE theEet11 and recorded IN the otSe o. " @sso
Eagca Page IN VIII bY reason of desnlt ny s3s s ss9
Waller In The payment Of the prom.ssoEy 1ose ~ IL n
he hg6 rlaae at he noh sse s3o4:d G4@ ndo On
II m cry Ct Chicago G9uat5 e. e oeock II sne fose
al q Lot abeT nl91 e R1 g. = 81 on1os
1s5 T. pe Ros4d of TTnstees Of The Illinois sd s
&an - Ea4Ai = Ai1n.hfo th1sJnine Cal 1oI1h Of Range
oar9s3n Th,sd e r. @ of eaa taa
4noaas,sat .tfGres5d N il BOOK - Of Maps, Page s.
vi aso d SANG time and Pase 2as5 ne
M ,as in AND to the Eouth eaateF1y aaN g
Got fourteen Q13. IN Block thirty tnrss @ n ogdens
s,uaf AZ f-nnting on Milwaukee avenue.
~H0 EELIGdAN SEHlEBlNaER, AoEtsagea
rxyn.,, Nav4d 1872 mYtE3& I'm
, 1862-06-04

TEE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
L thia day entered into Copsrtaerehip unde. the
uae and style Of ano CLARK b Co for the action
or an e1clnsave Commission nnsl2et. oyes Galena
2. Q. Box 46:4- ~ Cash advances on consignmenA,
, 1862-06-04

TOPARTNEKS NOTICE,
~ CAL0R1C GRAIN DRYER.
The undersigned lavc this day formed Copa7t7er-
ship in the business ofDyug Grain and manufacturing
Kiln Dried Meal under the and style of
Marsh 4 Co. SYLVESTER M-iESH,
- E. L HUBBARD.
Chicago, April 18th, 1sEe. rny1nrsS31rn
, 1862-06-04
A DAI1NISTR ATRIX NOTICE.

n DHlIN ININ11tAI NVIICE.
IA STATE OF ILLINOIS. C00k COUNTY. S.
County Court of Cook County.
Adm:nstrMtrS Of the estatc Of noiver WalSe7. d.
ceased will Appcur before the said Court. at the July
Eerm thereof to be holden on the third Monday Of
JULY A. D. ls: at TIE Court lnuss IN saA - cHnnty io5
demands against tue estate. Then md where NIL per-
having such cnilns requested t. present and
tilt the snule. ABIGAIL F. WALKER,
Administrative Estate Dolver Wakcr:
Chicago june I'd 1867. te3-T566td
, 1862-06-04
NdASTER:S SAIE-State of ILL

MASTERS SALES State of Hi
cago-In Chnncery. Edison Z eth md John 4. GurleJ
~ Robert G. Boone. Edward n Larnnon and Thomas
Hoyne-Foreclosure Vt Mortgage
decreetai order cntereln the above enttled
.he twelfth day Of s1ar. a. u. 1861 Sumner saEpis.
Special Master in ChangeEy for s9ch purpose duly
arnfnted hy the Superior Court OF Chicago Efll on
Midday, tLe twenty tsr day Of Jnne D; ls2 atten
e u highest bidder 70! cash at the north door q te
Eou House: in the City OF Chicago N the County q
Cook4n the State Of Illinois all that certain o piece
Ea5el olsad sit9ats yng md being n shs Y
a!oefAo. twenty three t5) IN Assrssors DIVISION oi
ne soshwest fractional quarter Of Section No. t~en
Tf.tEo s} in Township No. thEtE:nnS 5o1 nvfth 81
kange 1t.rteeu . east of the Thrd Principal Meri.
VIC intersection Of Calumet aa isln-
god 9aceshence east along the north line ot
Eold rage Aur hundred and five and two-tentS leeE
foot 5 ssas nfT st Az nf @ e,st <
Of the 111siS entEal Railroad thence noIthWest oa
line parallel With said east track Of s7i to1a
hundred md f1Yscvrn and thrcetentts test ~
~ ~ - s @ @t"ve anG t, e' thcnce 9t
along the Eouth u1r of Commerce street t*n Hunofed
and seyuntysix attHx tentts fcet {2'd $40 IT, to
ftake thcace south Song the cnst line Of Calunes ave
| nue four hundred AZ twcntyse and elghttenths
feet s1bft to the place of beginning containing
eight cnethoasandths aces 3 1900 acres}- Also, all
the right ntltnd intere.of the said Robert G. Iooue
and d*aTd \. Larmon, otin and to any land5 lying
&c lands Of tie illinois Genital RaiiToaa ca1psny TO-
getcr with alt aad singular the tenementa hsi .alta
Hcnts and nppur.enanccs the-cunto beongns OF e
much Of said prcnfses may ,e necessary % sas.s.
the amcnnt due tt. complana1ts under sag oec1ee
| with the interest t.arenn and the costs Of suit
| SUMNER MARBLE,
, 1862-06-04
JNO, CLARK.
JEO. h MARSHALL
PAUL JONES'
i50ufatlu1lal.

FOREST HOME FOR BOYS.
Il Thorough Instruction in safe home In delight
l superb Chicago for ten se:ect lads who ara e1
pec:ed enter the achool under twelve years OF ho
hut can rematn an indefinite time after that age.
Specific Items will b. promptly seuL With re!aaie
refs renGt to any who may inquire Address II, A.
NICHOLS, foatOtace Boz I4s2, Chicago, Qlnos-
, 1862-06-04
VUARDIAN SALE OF PER

NJ soNAL FRoPERTF-Notee Is hereby g1ysa
that on the h1th day Of June next at 70 oclocE A ~
3 sod re teoE4g pssson11 Rropeh h5na e Soa
Isl ana les on Monroe street, aud the tX9 h24sss ~
Field rear upon the alley. . july JTiE T. nanns. En
Chicago, Hay Il, l5&2. 6NafolaR Q1k "'N~
my1& I'd
, 1862-06-04

Eplendid lot Sprf,g Cicaks, 81 to IS fine 1ots OF
Flcwefa Euhrc1deriea and nune eeona other baTEa1a
~hich aEe selling ha1f price 1t DoJ1es ChesP Stnre
, 1862-06-04

J RAuROAD-CHAsa1 o. f379, v11tM ~
1sa9e 1 GGicsSo: by E1pEea - a:1a.M Ma11s exI
repted1 1l:3n a. u: Night Expp5safon Saui1T e1sg
10 T, Il Through T.4i92t9n ~ Id 4 II. u
, 1862-06-04

r ARGE STOCK OF GOODS
from SHERIFF SALES Just received At B1YLE's
Cheap store which will be sold great Sacrifice We
are now pGeIng the EreaIeEI bargains offered In
the City. Lock ut the prices:
, 1862-06-04

~ RAILROAD LIER
On snd ntter MONDAY. Mzy 3th, the Michigan seuxNr
e1n Railroad Company vii run = passenger line bo-
tEeen Chicago and Detroit via Adrian Without changer
of ears HAk1f direct connections with al Caaad1aE
lines from Detroit
Salisbury pustels, vii Eun through on day talna-
vi h}3q315ioSs M slssp2G ea55 ef he ateeF TT @npEoysrs
sa95:s5 haa By any ether line Eaa tins and rssea II
l3!c VII he the Sane II On other routes.
l.eaTe Cheaeo At 4. II. and Tso F. H. A9rtva IN
Hf no's 2t go ~ and IA II. Ardfa in Chtcagok
Tickets sole st ~ The principal ticket odees n Tn
N6rtHKesk. AEos ~ The CouapRQy'6 Office, IS C14rE
st-eet and vt the Depot eo1nez Vsn Bafen and shsE
Esn ttIeeta Chicago. q. Z. aAWYER
nay6-zS7 9m 8ene1al Passenger Agent
, 1862-06-04

THICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,
" RAILROAD.
Foe HILwACKA La CHossE. sr. PAUL osHKn3E+
BERLIN. AND INTERMEDIARY POINTS,
On and alter MONDAY. May ssn, 1as2. Passenger
TEa.ns Will ea7e the Depot corner OF Nsst knde aoa
Canal streets. (Sueday1 eIcepse6,1 - follows:
ata = Il. aud 80 r ~ md Ar1.ya Al MILWAUKEE, 1t
Psssenges T1sins a1iiYe 1t Chicago !. 11sa l. sax
6ls ?. N.
WACKKGAH ACCoKHoDAT1oH TRAIN leATes Chicago
At SCI F. II, 2nt arrives Al ChtcsEo It E:t3 4. H.
my2- s. G. BALDWIN, Superintendent
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-14

SECESsIoN INTRIGCEs IN EURoPE.-Thur-
low Weed, 10 late letter to New York
committee, declining public dinner, re.
fers to the intrigues of secession emssaries
in Europe, and adds:
The Governments Of the Old World remem-
Der that, from the nature Of our institutions,
our own sympathies have generally run with
those who struggled to overthrow monarchies.
and that we have shown alacrity in recognizing
the independence Of such as struggled success.
fully. With the nations most intimately con-
nected with us, the Morrill, Tariff was REGARDED
with great disfavor. In England it was be-
lieved that we not only cherished unfriendly
feelings toward that country, but that we de-
sired disruption of friendly relations. The
emissaries of rebellion seized upon these eau
ses and preteXts to turn the current Of feelings
IN their favor. 1t was, too, plausibly urged
that the differences in climate, soil. habits and
'want of cOngeniality" between the North and
South, constituted such radical discordance.
that our Union had become an impossibilitv.
Indeed, these fallacies were so successfully
pressed, that Mr.. Gladstone in a recent speech
at Manchester, stated that the Union was but a
copartnership, dissoluble whenever passion or
caprice prompted, in any of the parties, de-
sire to withdraw. That eminent statesman-if,
for moment, we adopt his theory-overook
ed or ignored the circumstance that our se-
cessiOn copartners, in retiring broke open the
safe, and stole valuable securities, the common
property OF the frm-or, in other words, that,
in separating, they seized the Notifications the
arms, the custom houses, the postoffices, and
the public moneys-acts Of treason in public,
or of robbery in private sense which would,
perpetrated in England, have consigned them
to the Tower or the Penitentiary.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-14

STATE FAIR.-FrOm the Corresponding
Secretary of the State Agricultural Society
we are in receipt Of a circular letter, in re-
lation to the coming Fair of the State So
ciety in which he says:
The Annual Fair of this Society for 1862,
will open on the 30th of September and close
on the Sd of October next. The entries for
premiums must be made before II O'Clock NJ.
Of Tuesday, September Both. Books of entry
for the exhibition of articles will be kept open
during the Fair, and suitable notice will be
taken and published Of oil articles exhibited,
whether in competition oI not. Steam power
will be furnished for the propulsion of machin-
cry, and every possible facility afforded for the
convenience Of exhibitors. The Fair will open
and close promptly and positively as above
stated. 1t is hoped that every article and
animal will be in its place by noon of Tuesday
September Both.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-14

OVERLAND IMMIGRATIoN.-The Carson
City Age, learns from an immigrant, just over
the plains, that the emigration from Texas this
year, in this direction, is immense. All the
families that find it possible to get away in
safety, are leaving. These emigants are about
equally divided among the loyal and disloya!--
both classes glad to get away from that point
which has already been the scene of much de-
vastation and murder, and to which they think
there will be no end for some time to come. In
Missouri it is reported that large number OF
persons desiring to cross the plains, have accu-
mulated from Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas
and Missouri, but are not able to get the nee
essary means of transportation.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-14
Special Notices.
LAMENT OF THE FLEA.

long years have wandered unlettered and free
And bitten the young and the old
And laid in the couch Of the rich aud the poor,
And frightened the warrior bold.
But power is waning fast from me
Powder Magnetic and strong.
Invented by LYON: is death to our tribe,
And away must travel ere long.
Lyons Powder is harmless to mankind, but will
kill all house insects garden worms plant-bugS, &c.
Lyons Magnetic Pills are sure death to rats and
mice. Sold everywhere. d, 5. BARNES, New York.
REDlNGToN, & Co., Agents, San Francisco.
aug7--lm.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-14

To COrrespOndents.-Pate residing in
any part of the State, however distant, who may de-
sire the opinion aud advice Of DR.. Young their
spectiye cases. and who think proper to submit a
written statement Of such, in preference to holding
personal interview respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred DR.. Young
takes this opportunity OF observing that all letters
are only opened and replied to by himself aud the
latter as promptly possible. II the case be fully
aud canddly described personal communications
will be superseded instructions for diet, regimen
and the general treatment Of the case ITSELF Gnclu
ding the remedies will be forwarded without delay
and in such manner as to convey no idea Of the
purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted.
aS- Oflce 75l Clay street san Francisco.
Consultat tion gratis J. C. YOUNG, NJ y.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-14
S-T-lS60-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs.

They purify, strengthen, and nvigOrate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antdote to change Of water and diet
They effects Of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system andenlven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and acidity Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Diarrhoes, Cholera, and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They the best Bitters in the world They make
the weak strong and are exhausted ndtdres great
reStorcr They made of pure St. Croix Rum, the
celebrated Calisays Bark roots and herbs, and are
taken with the pleasure Of beverage without re.
gard to age time Of day. Particularly recommen-
ded to delicate persons requiring gentle stimuant.
Sold by all Grocers Druggists Hotels and Saloons.
P. II. DRAKE 4 Co, New York. CRANE & BRIGHAM
Agents, San Francisco.
iyl0.eOw-ly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-14

SENDING THEIR MONEY TO EUROPE-The
rebel steamer E. Hawkins recen tly arrived at
Liverpool with $433, 900 in treasure, which had
been sent by the rebels by way Of Matsmoras
tOr safe keeping in the Bank Of England.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-06

In noticing heretofore the various manu-
featuring establishments lately established
in the State, we have neglected to speak of
the establishment of Horner & Bordman in
st. Peter, for the manufacture of flaming
Mills, Straw Cutters, Horse Rakes, &C., &c.
This establishment has been in operation
now less than one year, and this season, all
ready, they have sold over one hundred of
their mills. The mill which is manufac-
tured by them is Of their own invention,
and has met the appreciation Of nearly all
the practical farmers and grain dealers in
the State; ard the style Of manufacture
surpasses anything we have seen come into
the State. Their Straw Cutters are said
to be an improvement on everything yet
introduced. A sample of the mill and CUT
ter can be seen and tested at 8. P. & p. F.
Hodges, agents in this city for the sale of
the same, corner Third and Sibley streets.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-06

TIE LATE FROST IN MICBIGAN.-We have &C.
counts from Ann Arbor, East Saginaw. Niles,
Grand Haven, Grand Rapids, Marshall. st. Jo-
seph, Albion, Hastings. Adrian. and Jonesvi!le
of the effect of the recent severe frost. In
most of these places fruit and grapes have suf.
fered severely, in some instances entirely de.
Chicago Tribune. May 80.
There has not been any frost here since
the growing season commenced. Our ex-
perience for the last twelve years demon.
strates the fact that untimely frosts are
more rarely known in our climate than in
what are considered the milder ATTITUDES OF
the South. The season absolutely free
from frost is longer here than in any of the
middle States. Late" and early" frosts
so common elsewhere, are unknown in this
favored regisn.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-06

ANNIvERsARY.-The Eleventh Anniver.
sary of the Minnesota State Bible Society,
will be held in the First Presbyterian
Church, on Third street, next Sabbath
evening, at 8 o'clock.
The annual reports of the officers will be
presented, and short addresses made by
several gentlemen whose services have been
secured for the occasion.
1t is hoped there may ba full attendance
of friends of the Bible cause from different
parts of the State.
All the churches in the city that co.ope.
rate in the Bible Society are requested to
suspend their regular services on that eve.
ming, and take part in the proceedings of
the anniversary.
By order of the Executive Committee.
j. g. RIHELDAFFER, Sec'y.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-06

DRowNED.-Mr. VIM. Huff, of Brooklyn,
Hennepin county, was drowned on last Sats
urday, while engaged in running raft of
logs over the Rum River dam. He was
knocked from the raft by a stick of timber
striking him, and although number Of
persons were near, they could not rescue
him. His body had not been recovered
at last accounts. He leaves large number
of relatives and friends to mourn bis unhap.
by fate.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-06
Review of the st. Paul Markets

Preporsdsxpressly for the PIoHEEs DKnocRAr an
Coyreetedby our o,on Reporter
ST.. PAUL. June 1, 1852
RYE. 25a3oc u bushel..
BARLEY SOC do
TIMOTHY. 50 10 bushel.
FLOUR. Superfine 50 90, extra 81 90.
CORN MEAL. " bag 90c.
BEANS. White % bushel 75a80c.
MESS PORK. 10 bbl, $40.
MESS oEEF. % Dbl. $lOall.
BACON. Sugar cured7asc, canvassed, 7aec
plain SAGE. shoulders. 4a5, c.
DRIED BEEF. l2al3c 78 b.
LARD. % ID. 6a7c.
SUGAR. N o, % ID, S3a98c, Havana l0al0a
refined. A Il B, llall3. Cuba, refined, ll4al2
Loaf. crushed and powdered, l2al24.
TEAS Black 40a9 c; Green Tea 8Oal,25.
COFFEE. Prime Rio per Id. 2Oa2lc, La.
guayra 23c, Java 25a2Sc.
RICE. % b sc.
SALT, Prime article, 81 so Sg Dbl.
EGGS. 10 doz 8al0c.
F..UITS. Green Apples 70 Dbl So 5oa3 Is
dried, 58 ID l.2a8 Lie f; Peaches. 9al2 &c
Cranbcrries, % bush 75al00c Raisins So 5Os
3 rs % box; half boxes, So; Prunes, 9 LILA
10 LIZ; Carants, l2al5c Almonds, llalSc.
FISH. No. l Mackerel, 10 bbl $40 No.
sl4 No. 3, $l4. Dry Cod, u cwts6 5Oa7 SO
Scaled Herring, S8 box, Use.
CANDLES. Mould Tallow, loo BIB; Stal
15al6: Adamantine, zoe Sperm. 40a50
TALLOW. Rendered 7@73, unrendered SC
CHEESE. w. R. 10 ID 9alO; E. D. llal2c.
WHISKEY Recti6ed Common, ID gal, 25a2S
Monongahela, 50a75c Old Bourbon, 50a75
CIDER. % bbl7 50a$8; Tierces. $40:
POTATOES. Neshannocks and pink eyes
70 bushel. 25a3Oc. Mixed lots, zoe.
ONIONS, 10 bush, 25a35c.
UILS. Carbon, ID GAL, 40a50c. Whale, 85a
SOC. Neatsfoot, 81 so. Lard, 85a95c. Linse ed
81. Turpentne, 81 SO.
WHITE LEAD, 10 cwt.. 81 50aS so.
MOLASSES. Plantation 10 GAL, 40a45c. Su
gar House, 48a5Oc. Golden Syrup, 65a70c.
LEAD AND SHOT. Pig S8 b &c. Bar 73c
Shot 10 bag, 81 IS.
LIME. Prime Point Byron, 81 SO. Alton
SOAPS. Common % b 4aa5c. Family, 63c
Palm, 5aa6c. CASTLE, l4al6c.
GLASS. American Window, 8xl0, 81 00i
2.25, lOxl2, 81 25a2 so. 10x14, 81 50a2 rs
l0xl6 to l2x16, 50 75a3 90. l2xl8 to l2x20
"a 0Oa5 90. Per ton, about So OOal0 90.
POWDER, FIG and FFFG. rs b kegs So
l2A fb kegs s, 81 b kegs 2.75.
SPoRTING, In TIN kegs, 81 lbs 5.75.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-06
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS,
STATE OF MINNESOTA, ADJ'T. GEMS OFFICE,
St. Paul, MIMI, May 3lst, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER NO. s

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GENERAL ORDER NO. s,
In conformity with authority received from
the War Department. Major General Halleck
will Immediately send recruiting officers from
the Army of the West to this State, to recruit
for our regiments. While the Minnesota Regi.
ments in the Army of the Mississippi have lost
many men, the gallant Minnesota Second has
sustained the most severe losses on the battle.
field and by the hardships incident to an active
campaign, and it's thinned ranks appeal most
earnestly for succor to the sympathy and pa.
triotism of our citizens.
Our brave sons in the Army of the Mississippi
have nobly done their duty, and the people of
Minnesota will no doubt gladly avail them.
selves of the opportunity to fight by the side
of comrades who have already achieved an
imperishable reputation for our young State.
Let our Regiments be completed and made
effective without delay.
BY order of the COMMANDMENT. Chief.
OSCAR MALMROS,
Adjutant- General.
Papers throughout the State copy three
times.