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The New York herald., 1862-03-26
II H. LUDLOW. AUCTIONEER.
n. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MADE BY ROUX AND MEEKS:
BRONSES, ENGRAvINGS, &C,
AT AnGTioN 90
Z. II. LL DIlOW q tN
VIII sell AT auction ON

VIII sell at auction, on
Wednesday March o. 1862 ii clock at 23 West Twenty
art street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues elegant
Furniture contained in said house, consisting in Of
handsome carved rosewood Paror Suits in crimson satin
brocatel, satin Window Curtains Lace
Curtains rosewood Panoforte made Stod
DART Centre Table, marble top ebony Cabinet
Quarete Table elegant bronze and marble Mane
Clocks, be- Candeabras, mahogany Extension Table ma
sosany Chairs in morocco; rosewood French Bedseads
Dressing Bureaus, Armolre Glace, Washsands, marble
top; large Wardrobes Couches, Chars &c Also number
Engravings Brussels and Velvet Carpets Mating
Ae together with assortment Of Kitchen and Laundry
Furniture with which the sale will commence Maps the
nncti0
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AMUsEMENTs.

VUALLACK'S. aff
w Entrances in Broadway and Thirteenth street. NJ
NorIcE.-The doors viii Ia and the performances
commence at 8.
j NEVER ENDING NOVELTY.
PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK
Wednesday-thrd time
THE WAY TO GET MARRIED
Thursday-hrs time herewith scenery and appoint
mentS and a grand cast Coman's popular Comedy OF
THE JEALOUS WIFE.
Friday-In OF the joyous acclamallons OF
crowded house Monday,
THE HEIR AT LAW
will be repeated,
TONIGHT,
WEDNESDAY,
VIII be acted, for the third time, The celebrated
nve act Comedy by Norton author OF Specd the Pough
ana secrets Worth Knowing" entitled,
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CLOTHING.

A rrENTIoN, LADIES AND 0ENTLEMEN.-AF You
"A wish get the full value for cast OF Clothing Car
nete the well known dealer HARRIS l6 Seventh ave-
There convinced you will be dealt WITH to
your For e6 $50 for Coats from
70 SIS from 81 e5 Please do not forget 70
address Harris loS Seventh Ladies A.
tended by Mrs Harris
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TNLEoANr HousEHoLp FURNITURE, pIANoFoRrE

LNLE0ANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOFOkTE
H &c, made by the best city manufacturers EDWARD
SlNTZENICH, aucuoneer. By c. W. DAVENPORT, a. the
alesrooms III Nassau street. Saturday next at l0k
O'CLOCK stock Of elegant FIRST class Household Furniture
made expressly for the retail trade and warranted
nable consisting Of rich rosewood and black
and hiarcloh; Easy Chsir Lounges elegant rosewood
mirror back Etagere. Pier GLASS in gilt frame plate 9Dx36
rosewood Panoforte by Haett
Cuso In only two and in perfec order Piano
Stools handsome carved rosewood black walnut and
eak Bedsteads, Bureaus, WAshstands, COmmodes with
marble tops TO match; Armoires wardrobes Bookcase,
similar articles The above goods
worthy the confidence Of buyers and will be e1hb
zion two days before sale.
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CHERIFF,s sALE.-DRy GOODS, &c.
- CHAMBERS FAIRCHILD, AUCTIoNEERs,

seasonable Delaines Paramattas
Lawns and Summer Dress Goods Hosiery Glovea Handker
chiefs shaws Ribbons Parasols together with variety Of
JOHN KELLY, Late Sheriff.
T,RADE SALE OF EARTHENwARE AND FLINT
Il Glassware, by ROBERT HAYDOCk, on Thursday,
March I 10 O'Clock at auction No. l0l Liberty
street.
$50 crates White Granite and Common Ware.
~ style Bohemian Glass.
100 packages Brooklyn Flint Glass.
coo packages Flint Glassware, Tumbera Gobles Nappies
LAnps, Chfmneys &C.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A ssIGNEE's SALE. -
A MAGNIFIcENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MIkROkS,
sUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD tIASoFoRrE,
Pnrrnasrd at = eosi ~ aver sI5 oO

a sASNIs5csENrW E " HoTsEHoRLD g R FrRMlTruE1EEs u1EsoRs
sGrEksIr SAEyEp ROSEWOOD TcIAsoFoRrE.
po,sn.s siavEs :. rLaTs sal, s. so, sS,, s,5ooO $50
wsass,asy M.rs9 q y lO p,sssss
works o. Art rosewood Drawing Room Suits elegant seven
ss so @ w.s sss
and ~ Sp % The 40 Sn s a Ss spsea
richest assortment Household Furniturs offered At
swner s and IN good ardsr The whole viii be
and absolutely bsAwfsS sl8 TsGIs ROOM 5I suRs1ruRE
sSssss o. carved W maee oPs % ahS
mcSsr p e S
ep; @ suits Of Drawing Room ns
Chairs carved rosewood frames and covered in three
Console Tables nsa with bnS and orioss SHELF srccads
h 3 I and
vases richly decoraisd Parian marble s,atuetes
as P ss: %
AVA Vases from Hsrcaaneu% and fomps ebony Sne
Clock runs one mon l.; OIL faintnss by Rousseau Inmsn.
SEVEN
pss sna sod
s9S ham aasSd oo
Star Carge &e chambers ses9nd aId om
70 %s wardoes Dressing and Tables
shaving Stands sookssna Coaee Arm Shsrs Curtains
rated China Toilet Mirrors Dining Room Farniipre Of
kind Tea Sets sverware ivory Table Cutlery Dining
No reinforcement Cartmen in attendance to cart pack or
ship goods purchasers. D. d. CAULKINs, Auctoneer
y.
IA. Boots Shoes and Brogans at auction, RlCHADRS&
WHITING onwednesday March 2s at io, oeock at store
~ Cortland street, comprising every variety OF choice
goods Sold without Catalogues morning Of
sale.
A AgSrIoN.eArLANTIc HOTEL, HoBoKEN \; :.
Hoboken N j. will be sold At public auction, the premi
the CHEST bidder in lots to suit purchasers ON Fri
day and Saturday next March and 2 Sale positive and
70 at % x each day Said soss s
&C. all kitchen complete and also
tables &c., without reserve Terms cash.
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1E DOUGHTY, AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL, THIS
Y. day l0s O'Clock. at sesroom No S5 Nassau street,
Household Furniture comprising solid mahogany and
wood Parlor Suits brocatel and hair cloth
bic Centre Tables Brussels Tapestry and Ingram Car
Olcloths Lace Curtains Library Book
Bucts Extension dining Tables Dining Chairs, Des
sing Bureaus, Washsands rosewood and mahogany Bed
steads Feather Beds Paasses Lounges
wardrobes, &c The whole will be found worthy of the at
sention OF housekeepers
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ANTHOLOGY. A


A sToUNDIN0 CURES AND DIvINAT1ONs.-IF IN
N ii health trouble, consult Nine. CLIFFORD unri-
vailed Business Cairvoyant and American Medicine Woman,
No 07 Dean street. OF Hoyt Brooklyn She fores
events detects disease, prescrbes remedies and nds
friends Business Interviews, - cents; medical 81
BY letter enclosing hair, ~.
A STROLOGIsT-JUST ARRIVED FROM BALTIMORE,
IA Nd, the young and beautiful Madame HENRI, who
has created the widest in all States Madame
Henri shows correct likeness writes the will
marry good luck Ac Her reception No. 10
West Broadway Of Leonard street, the clothing
store.
A STONISHING-MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
IA daughter, has gift OF foresight; tells how
how often you viii marry and all you wish to know,
your very thoughts, or Lucky charms Her
equal is not TO be found Her Magic Image 10 in fun
operaton-lS4 Ludlow street, below Houston Price rs
eents. Gentlemen not admitted.
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TAMEs NJ MILLER, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL AT
q auction, the Merchants Exchange Wednesday March
O'Clock direction OF executors the Pro-
pery northeast corner Bowery Houston Also
the Factory Property Houston street Also $50 Bowery
l64 First northeast Of Tenth
Also Country Seat with at New Rochelle anda Plot
. Ground al Wayerley
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| BONA rrpE AsrRoLoorsr, THAT EVERY oNr

"A can depend upon, is Madame WILSON. who tells the
of your visit you Madame
Wilson the greatest astroogst that She
powers OF her wondsrful science and tell all
The events OF your whole life Her predictions
they surprise every that consus her Some ladies'
may get little mid though they need not fear for she
nothing but what In reoncisbe TO philosophers
All consult this wonderful and lady
Her has been known 10 fall and she offers
$4,000 any who equal her In the above
science Madame Wilson In Of the celebrated
which certain In their effect Truly
may called wonderful woman. les Allen street,
Houston and stanton, over the bakery Fee Tor
adie and gentlemen 30 cents.
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CENTLENEN's NEW AND LEFT OFF CLOTHING
NJ purchascd for the Wesern market, In lsrge small
Dos The full will be paid without hagang seeking
inlc re.se CAD a NE store or sAdsess Tsoa D. coar
ssys = Csnss arsse
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CyTOcKs OF GOODS wANTED.-$l00,000 OR ANY
y less amount Goods, suitable for country trade,
wanted and real estate All communications conf
DENTAL Address Ira Bidwen, Adrian Michigan.
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MILLINERY, &C.

N respectfully announces that her regular semannual
opening of Paris Spring and Summer Millinery will take
place Thursday next March a. LIS Beecker street.
al Broad
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TNDWARD SCHENCK AUCTIONEER.
~ SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

TDwARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
u SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
1y EDWARD sCHENCK. This day, 26th instant At II
o'clock, At his saesrO0ms Nos l66 and l57 Broadway
large elegant of first class Household Furni
comprsns PArlor Chamber Library and Dining Room
Suits, and other elegant furniture.
(NEoRGE COOK. AuCrIONEER-ELEGANT HOUSE.
" hold furnure-Ths day, A. loh O'clock at store l4l
Broadway of the largest and finest stocks Of first class
Furniture offered in This city consisting Of Psro Ii
brary Dining Bedroom Suits styles and
ssyns, well worthy the attention OF housekeepers-
HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTTONEER.-sPECIAL SALE
IL Of choice old Wines. segsrs 4c.HENRY H. LEEDS
co. will sell auction Wednesday, March &C. at II
o'clock the sesroom No. 23 Nassau street, special sale
very superior old Wines Brandies Segars kc late the
properly Of an importing and jobbng house formerly
engaged Southern trade consisting Of very select
brands and vn,aes extant, in bottles
and demohns TO be sold in quantest to suit and
fully guaranteed including select invoice in Of
dozen each bottled in London Also Hooks 1885, old Tuck
sherry very old Blue Seal Port and Reserve
Bourbon Also the following goods heretofore reserved
About eighty dozen cheice L. ID. Jamaica RUM Go.
Cognac Brandy old Cabinet and Nectar Whskey Sher
ries and Aadeas, Champagnes, leading brands Sale
remptory No other goods admitted Also the balance OF
81 eco nne Havana segars consisting Of Operas Regaas
Columbia, Londres Zarzuelas, Prnsados, &c, &c. with
ether favorite brands.
The New York herald., 1862-03-26

11E BOwERY, NEAR BROoME sTREET.-MADAME
lOC wIDGEK Clavoysnt and gft,d spanish lady, un.
wells the mysteries OF futurty love marriage
sick peecrbes medicines Tor all diseases. tells
nnubcra property lost or stolen. ~
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GREAT QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
"A Furniture Carpeta Jewelry Ac, TO supply the
western market Ipsy as folowseFor SIX Dresses fres
Can on or address A. Docas 2s Seventh between
Twenty Twentyhfih Ladies attended 70
by Mrs ID.
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A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING, FURNITURE,
n Carpetsand Jewelry-Ladles aud gentlemen can re-
the Following pcesFor SIX Dresses from IS 10 $50;
for Coats ros $2 to ss for Pants from 81 S. by calling
addressing by post Abrahams l3 Seventh avenue,
between Tweptyhth and streets Lades pune
tualy attended 10 by Mrs. A.
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= SULLIVAN sTREET.-MRs RoEDER GIVES TRUE
tC and wonderful information all affairs through life,
gives LUCKY numbers for the lotteries She the only
and pans IN this city RENE mber her residence,
a. sullivan street
The New York herald., 1862-03-26

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
Tuesday the LIST day OF April next ~ O'Clock NJ, for
the labor to alter the Custom
House the OF the United States Treasury and Assay
Office.
Specifications FOR the work be obtained at the once OF
the Treasurer " the United States in this city on
and after Monday, the 2h inst and the building can be
examined any time during Office hours until the LIST OF April
Proposals must be sealed and plainly endorsed Proposas
for upon the custom House." be addressed TO the se
crcary Of Treasury and BE- deposited with the Assistant
OF the United Stes before the s proS"p
al II o'clock noon. ~ M. CLARK,
Acting Eng in charge Treasury Departnenb
NEw YoRk, Mareh 22, 1861
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A CARD FROM NJ 7. HIGGINS.
To the LADIES OF NEW YORK AND ITS VICINITY.

- Our grand semiannual opening OF Spring and Summer
Millinery will take place Thursday next the 9th instant
when will exhibit unusually assortment of the
latest Paris styles of Silk and Straw Bonnets Caps and
Head Dresses and al other goods apperainng to the mil
inery trade We call the special attention of customers
TO this opening. NJ. T. HIGGINS,
l26 SIKH avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
A SELECT STOCK OF PARIS BONNETS JUST RE-
IA cetved, and Will be exhibited Thursday, March IL
Also large OF home manufacture at the lowest
The New York herald., 1862-03-26

NIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN THE COLLEEN BAwN.
Monday evening, March "a and during the week,
The sixth and positively the of this splendid drama
the successful play of the age either in Eng
land America being payedo crowded houses be
the theatre Owing other Mr.
Collins holding the sole right play the above drama in
United States wishing negotiate address
him At the Metropolitan Hotel. Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-03-26

CoRA A. SEAMAN, INDEPENDENT CLAIRv0YANT-
- Medical and business consatatlcns day and evening
necessary give illustrations Of the astonishing resulta
she continues at go Division street.
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A DEMAND-Sl2 900 WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTH
"A ing, Carpets Furniture and Jewelry wanted for which
value obtained by calling addressing
X. H., No ~ Sixth avenue near Wayerley place Ladies
attended by Mrs T. H. Please remember and try 70 sixth
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A AMUsEMENTs.

~~-~~~s~
hgsIP % aErs sVss4 81 Hs
bEsTr eSSr oS SaDaaE De l5ssxs Msss S
Mr arau has the pleasure to announce that Donsetu's
w,o .,-.,,..,o. LA FAvoRIrA q
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 2a
MADAME DE LUssAN,
Who will make her debut tins occasion.
Brienol Fernando Mancus AL SusinL. Baltaxar
musical Director and Conductor. Carl Anschutx
,o,. GRAND sfASIsH pIvERTIssEMENr
Gsilessda y sencr CaGas and Dbn %nsnss
Dance comiqua, Des Galasea de spain -
Finale by the Principals and Corps de Ballet
the sasoEs% flss SgS s0aris issss sf ouBAs
VIII dance hsr 'se0ra'sd R spanH @ national Pas seui
Saturday last Grand Gala and Combination Matinee.
NEW aGaRbay 81 Fl SsS Bsss
SATURDAY. LAST ''s coSSsisArroS s;'sSs
Mr. Graa has the honor that he has succeeded
f''ns an EEA taf rsSSnsia o'n.'
VINO WI" mAFf FRhSAY hfl tsntSsE EVENING, MARCH Is. =
IN "0'''n' 'enIfH.sH IL BARSpERE DIs1v1GLIA Mt "
Madame DAngr celebrated Rosina, Brigno-
Al%ay,ys Ms1sss Fgaro Sasni m M sarOlo saI B..o
the Elena VASE for er s' expressly By snor
% aaRSG 81 xr SsE SsE5GR SaEshh
LAST AND dsSsD RAN Il MATINEE
Admission all parts of the Academy ST. No extra charge
for reserved seats.
Ticket Offices the Academy. Beer Schrmers No. 7l
Broadway and Sibers, Wall street, are Wtte
be secured without charge in advar
SECOND AND LAST APPEARANCE OF \ E fnh' N
JOINT APPEARANCE or KELLOGG A.
on which occasion will be produced Don Jatr
opera OF
LINDA DI CHAMoUNIx
with Miss kellogg in her admirable role OF L.
Nine. D'Angri as Pieroto.
Brignoi as Carlo. Mancnsi as Antonio. 81
s,,.,r,,. ss4sD Di BIyfhSEsSEsHsg Sisf$;ig M
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
d ONLY NIGHT OF THE ITALIAN nfEaf
THURSDAY MARCH Z,
For the first and onlS time, Auhers che
MASANIELLO
First and only appearance in Brooklyn O. .a $3.50 reH
sENORITA CUBAs,
in the great role OF Fenella, the
DUMB GIRL OF PORTICl
Seats may be secured at Coibrons Office M
street. two doors from the Academy, and HN
NEW BOwERY THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26 isd
The domestic drama of
THE PEOPLES LAWYER.
G. L. Fox's comic pantomime of
ASPHODEL;
Or The MAGIC PEN,
And the romantic drama OF
RAYMOND AND AGNES.
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DRY GOODS.

CARD.
N Having given store and being about TO remove
and also 10 reinqush the Genuemen's Furnishing art OF
our business would call the attention the pubne u
the stock which, for excellent quality Of goods has never
be- snrI assed.
This stock offer At below cost 20 close ~ up
by the 18th OF April Families buying such goods can nhu
very desirable assortment consisting OF all styles OF
SHIRTS, STOCKS.
SuSPENDERS, SOCkSa
UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS,
Pocket Hankecnels Collars French Bos0ms and every
requisite for a gentlemans s toilet
A. 4 q. A. ARMOUR,
st Nicholas Hotel SCI Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-26

NJIBLOS GARDEN.
IN The great OF the Colleen Mr. Col
Inns from appearing his role Irish Comedies
Farces Songs &C. during his
inquiries for the Irish Ambassador &c. Mr.
Collins bees that during his next in New
day
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MADAME RAY, go SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
M Twenty seventh street surprises all who visit her The
SICK troubled and unlucky should powers She tells
your vey thoughts lucky numbers losses Ladies' 25c;
gentlemen, 50c
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COvERNESS.-A FRENCH LADY WELL EDUCATED
VI and possessing thorough knowledge OF the Spanish
language, desires situation in respectable
private family In addition to the French and Spanish
gnages she qualified TO teach the usual English branches
and the rudiments Of music No objection
10 travel References exchanged. Apply 3 Washington
The New York herald., 1862-03-26

AT AT, AT TIE OLD STAND LADIES AND GENTS
"A obtain from 81 TO So fer Silk Dresses from 70 TO
SIS for Coats from 80 10 81 for Pants Ais. Carpets Furp.
Jewery &c by post punctualiy attended TO "
ElEKE1s l34 Seventh avenue, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth Ladies attended by Mrs. f. No CON
nection " tn any other house.
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MADAME sHAFFER-THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER,
M has natural gift 70 tell about love marriage, absent
friends business and journeys No 2S5 Second street. be-
tween avenue and Cnon Market Ladies, Uc gentlemen
not admitted.
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A oREAr UNION yIcroRY rs sGAINED.-LADIEsA AND

ATTHE ESTABLISHMENT 2l2 SEVENTH AVENUE
"A IL recNea large order from the West to purchase
ladies' and gentlsmens Wearing Apparel Carpets Furni
aure TO toe fun value Of al articles
without any humbug Peass call address NJ, 2l2
SEVENTH second house above Twenty fourth
Ladies' tended 20 by Mr. NJ.
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INsTRUCTION.

A RENyILLE'S BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC AND
IA Writing Rooms, 362 Broadway tnstrucon has been i'm
parted with eminent for the fifteen years. Stu
dents received te and separately hOrough
ly taught upon very moderate terms
A CARD.-OLIvER b. GOLDsMITH'S WRITING AND
bookkeeping rooms, SS3 Broadway, corner Of Worth
et and No Fourth avenue, below Eighth Pr
vae instructonto adults ladies' and gentlemen Class
struction usual. Call for circulars.
The New York herald., 1862-03-26

NEW BOwERY THEATRE.
IN Sole Proprietor. Mr.
The domestic drama of
THE PEOPLES LAWYER.
G. L. Fox's comic pantomime of
ASPHODEL;
Or, The MAGIC PEN,
And the romantic drama OF
RAYMOND AND AGNES.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-10-24
From the WinnebagO Agency.

Our correspondent at the Winnebago
Agency furnishes us with the following
particulars of the arrest of the Winneba-
goes who were charged with being con-
cerned in the Sioux raid, and who arrived
in this city on Monday evening:
"About twelve O'Clock on Saturday last
a detachment of twenty-five men under
the Captain and First Lieutenant Of Com
pany F, 25th Wisconsin Regiment, arrived
at Capt Edgerton's camp. After due con-
sultation the Captain dispatched a messen-
senger to the various Chiefs and braves re-
questing their presence in council at his
headquarters. The summons was obeyed
wish alacrity, and upon their assembling
the Captain, (whO by his firmness and fair
ness has won the confidence of the several
Chiefs took the Chiefs and several braves
aside and informed them of the mission of
the detachment, which was to obey an Or
der of Major General Pope, demanding
the persons of Little Priest and the Win
nebago Indians who were present at the
Lower Agency at the time of the out
break of the Sioux Little Priest at once
consented to obey the order and also to
bring forward in time for an early start on
Sunday morning, the eleven Indians who
were with him on that occasion. Capt.
Edgerton and Batiste, one of the most in
fuential Chiefs, then appeared and adj
dressed the warriors, who, although sur
prised, thus cheerfully acquiesced in the
consummation of the order. At eight
O'Clock the next morning the prisoners APP
peared according to their promises, &C
companied by very large delegation of
their friends who came to witness their de-
parture. The detachment soon after
formed into line with their prisoners in
the centre and amid a salvo of cheers quiz
city departed" .- d.. 1o@ .st F2.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-10-24

ALLOTMENT FUND OF THE FOURTH Reel
MENT.-The following letter from Paymas-
ter Gatzner will be sufficient explanation
why the allotment moneys of the Fourth
Regiment which were deducted on the 9th
of August have not been forwarded:
a/ WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. /, 1862.
Major CHAs. F. HARMED, Paynsaster U. s. A.,
Louisville, KY: f,f 81 a.
DEAR S1R-The letter from Mr.. Chas. Schef.
fer, Allotment Agent of the State of Minnesota,
in reference to allotments made by officers and
privates of the 4th Regiment Minnesota Volun-
teers, of date of September 18th, and referred
by you to me, has been received.
In reply permit me to say that the allotments
were made by me at the payment Of troops to
June 3Oth last, and that in consequence of late
troubles I have been unable to send the money.
The Allotment Rolls have been forwarded to
you, and as soon as my accounts can be placed
before the Department for final adjustment the
money will be forthcoming and sent to Mr..
Scheffer at st. Paul.
I am sorry the delay has arisen but it is now
beyond my control. Hoping to be able to for.
ward the same soon, remain,
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't
H L. GATZNER.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-10-24

The American Board of Commissioners
of Foreign Missions is in session at Spring
field, Massachusetts, Notwithstanding the
state of the country an encouraging &C
count is given of its doings for the past
year. The summary is Number of mis-
sions 90, stations 40, number of ordained
missionaries IA, whole number of labor
ers 1,075, pages printed last year O,229,-
200, number of churches ia, whole num-
of pupils in schools S,439. The entire in
come Of the year has been as follows Do
nations acknowledged in the Herald Gn-
Guiding $14,9Ol.S5 from foreign lands),
$247, 4SS.22, legacies $73, 225.s5, other
sources $1S, 1866. 49-making total of
$3.50, OO056. Owing to the retrench-
ments effected by the missionaries, and
the donations which were made by Eng
fish friends to them directly, the expendi-
lures have amounted to only 1922, 2sS. "a.
The year began with debt of $26, 1886. SO;
it closed with debt of $14, 1882.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-10-24

ANNUAL SESSION OF THE GRAND LODGE
l. o. o. F. OF MINNESOTA. Grand
Lodge of Minnesota adjourned yesterday
The following officers we're elected, and
appointed for the ensuing year:
Grand Master.-I. NJ. Westfall, of Roches
Deputy Grand Master.--E Hedderly, of Min
neapolis.
Grand Wvden--John White, of Hastings.
Grand Secretmy-Sh Sherwood Hough, of St
Paul. .-..t."
Grand Treasurer. D. Strong. of Saint
Paul.
Grand Representat;re--J F. Williams, of St
Paul.
Grand MnshM-T. j. Eames, of Preston
Grand Chaplain Thomas Simpson, of Wi
mona.
Grand Conesuctm-J. N. Treadwen, of St
Paul. -...,,..-
Grand Guad;m-R. l. Billingsly, of St
Peter. #
Grand Herald.-D. A. Huntsman. of Shak
opee. s..... ... ....es..
District Deputies William Willum, of Still
water; I. H. Conway, of St. Paul; w., G
Dye, of Winona; Daniel Ayre, Of Hastings
D. A. Huntsman, of Shakopee T. J. Eames
of Preston, and George Heslep, of st. Peter.
The next meeting of the Grand Lodge
will be at St. Peter. ID e-I