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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-18

pA- To-day being Set apart Ifby b
F.s-idsnt as day of Thanksgiving an
pay er 20 pa efi viii be issued frpm fhi
Office 10 hlef9sy F
, 1862-04-24
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, April es-F1ouR Again advanced
541o per brl rather more doing in export and
4s5 for super state; Ss.a5@5. 10 for extra state :
$zGxG4e5 for super western; $4.9d15. Is for CON.
mon to medium extra western: $5.a545.45 for
Psd 5P ssPog of t 5sgds sr.sa sS m sssaa
eloeing f1mer- Canadian 1ou. 561oc better, With
faiE demand M ~ Sales 1soo br1s 1t q saDs. is for
quiet and steady at es.s69Hs5. Com meal in
fair request. Sales 500 brls, BrandyWine adoat
and 1e0 brls choice wine.
Ac for state and western.
WnEAT.A shade hrmez, with more export in
9qi1y- Sales .soo bu common chicago spring at
Sales u 600 bu At sa9szc. Barley quiet At s0@95c
po1 a1a boa ae II
materially checks demand. Sales 4s, coo ba at 5sH
@59c for mixed western in store, 60 delivered !;
ssios for jersey Canadian, western ana and s state.
GROCERIES -Coffee- Exceedingly quiet and
there is nothing doing. We notice sales Of $50
@ana stea s Pfes sas d 10 ds Rstlee cusa
= hhSs hS&sN 81: Molases quiet aud hrm Sales of 50
changed. Sales Of 500 bEls at t1e@l255 for mess
including sales OF choice at &tQ. 3Tzat2 Scala So
ETi Prime mees at $1o9l025. Prime beef rules very
@s for mess; sls@13.5 50 for repacked mess: s1Sn1s
1os @ extra mesa and prime ness. Beef Inactive at
$50 Beef hams arc in moderate demand; sales
OF 50 brls choice at $l1ll7.6O Cut mats
steady With fair demand; sales 200 pkgs 4Nn5c
foE shoulders; 57997Ec for hams. Bacon sides
1TGeier & S demand saI market Eules qnite 1m gales
very firm safee 1,T9o brls at 7k9s4c. Butte-
stesdy st s@14 for Ohio; 1920 for state. Cheese
FcsJ nm and In active demand at $1,000.
hoNEI-CohtiDues easy. SOS per cent for loans
Or call. Prime paper Fcarce and wanted at 51G1
* 3a Per PEI cent; Sterling exchange frmer at 111AG
~ 70! merchants. 1179112H for bankers bills
California gold bars quiet at * per cent prem.
Ggyernment stocks frm. 1910 Treasury notes,
1Gg9100S.
STocKs-Firm with moderate business. CBS
q 62; \ 129: C& T414; G s Pitts 17H:I
fefip 5 # tsT S13 = ; Erie do pref kaH;
? 6O; Gs3A; Pae N 142z; B:eollyn Water
bonds go g; 2 S 5s II coupons 81; U S Is 81
coupons 20 s4A; Registered 94H; do one year cezti-
, 1862-04-24
4 Card Of Thankn.

In consequence Of the immediate and
urgent necessities. Of our sick aud wounded
soldiers brought IN such numbers from the
Camp Douglas Aid Society, haTe been sud- uII
denly called upon By our Sanitary Commis-
sion for an amount Of garments which, under
ordinary circumstance, it would have been
utterly impossible for them to supply at SO
short notice. They would have failed, and
much suffering would have been una1leviated,
bad 1t not been for the kindness of Mr,
ludlow, Of the Grover &S Baker Sewing
Machine Co., who, for the past ten days, has
enngely surrendered to them the use Of his
some Of his operators. For this a7s generosity' ~
ana LOT the innume1xble little kindnesses
r wa1 which he has 30 continually accompanied
II, ne ladies Of the Society tender hin Their
isi 1st nealt fel thaaks and will ever feel their
inoentedneas. They are also much Obliged to
the ladies not members of the 8ocfet7 Win
hare so efficiently assisted them. "~S
, 1862-04-24
New York Hide market-Aprt1 81.

The inquiry is very moderate, but prices arc
Without change The stock On hand Is 1a9 800
aga1nst 81. 400 came time Last year. q. D. Hull T.
Co. q circular. xenarks:
The receipts for the week have been light, EN-.
bracinR~ nRmber Of email parcels from South
American ports. Amounting II the age1egate to
only 19,1al hides. We notice the afflyal from
Buen0s A}ree Of the Smithsonian In ballast the
Sapgeen from the zane port brings only 1850 drY
h1des. Sales for the week hare been to a modei-
ate extent, and the stock At the close Ia elfghty
diminished, footing up 189 800 hides, and 658 bales
In first and speculatora' HANDS.
DAf HIDEs.-The market has been compa.tive-
y quiet duLng the week, the demand from both
the trade and out Of town buyess, continuing only
moderate. The Principal transactions have been
In Calfforaias, most Of the recent arrivals Of
Which haSlnG been taken by the trade Al at 24c
About 6oeo Bnenos A7res were eold, in bond. to
Canadian buyers. St 2a28c. cash. A parcel Of 0ro-
1ocos WAS also taken BY the trade at 23c. Prices
tor the most part remain unchanged and we donot
materially alter our quota1dns.
MET SALTBD HDEs-For this description th
market is dull the demand for home consumption
being very Light, and prices are weak. The only
transactions VIC hear OF are 1850 city and country
sl9uShtef at 74@8c, and $50 Bermuda At Sc cash.
re notice the arrival OF 600 P8ra e1. r. A. Fisher
DIET sALTEp HIDES IRE in moderate request at
el1ghttT reduced rates. We note sale Of 5Op
Mafanham at 164c, moe.
CALCUTTA SToCK--1n this description there
nave haen no transactions from first hands We
ex "Carayan.''
, 1862-04-24

IEE CTEAAEH EEHSIA-3
LIVERPOOL, 18th, {gIa Queenstown. Bread
stnfs market generally quiet and steady Wheat
fat Provisions closed dull.
LONDON, Saturday Evening, Conso1s closed at
s54@9S7st money. American stocks Erie 33f1
33H; H. Central 4516@45 discount.
Pants, 12th.-Bourse quiet, rcntes closed 7cf 9Dc.
L1sERPooL, april 12.-BREADsr
report -four il good demand at 6dDl8 y brl dearer
&@9Gs9- Wheat in moderate demand and full
prices. Red western at 10 and a@11s; southern at
49211 and Is; white western at II and 9D12e, Corn
slow-mized freely offered at u aud Gi1a7
aad ss: yellow at q and e@ass; white at
32Gs4s per $50 1bs. Beef dull and nominally
unchnnged. Pork slow at 60G63s Bacon quiet
and 6d@1s cheaper than last week. Lard quiet but
more doing at the close. Butter declined 5s010s
In the early part Of the week. but partial recoy-
r1ezy, has taken place Sugar has been active and
the lower grades rather cheaper. Molasses IN
chsnged. Coffee quiet owing to small stocks
LONDON NARKETs-Barring. Brothers report
breadstutls dull in early part Of the eek but frn
CT at the close.
American securities remain without material
change, hut transactions during past week have
been very limited. There has been some business
in s IS at II.
, 1862-04-24

n;G fr su gds ~ use oHysIs " G Hs4e'Tg ne g5sce
made, in 1c1is1 tx sezxer n9us the stonaas saf
qaoted "Jf6e Of st0r1ge," " or II. o. b.
wx,-E-. ,.
FRE1c,r1c go. ae' ~. 7P,1 - 49, 1904
mar.z rara -. sanae CIV ~ a9 80, AHe ensase-
t.n w.. . 10 .en1 e,-t' Dul4A1o- ooi-
49, eta.,!s1 usf1ea' Aecnaalc' anu senfs. SARA
co1n-t ~ cssnN-. ' -, ,Aoa' 80 " ~ 'onasoa'
eob-. ~, ', - "i'n "neat, " t4c;
eon 49,, - o~A '-7 " IL oi1o " D. 1lef-
FIoTR-pan.,,
Iata a6s-1rst s1".1', 1.1oA Dii' none anippea w
jre-c,orias.s .o4 spIns eA,tas oaosans aeo aet-
80 oss 1aa ~ ah ADVANCE o. oaloc per brL Sales
at "a IA ds1 m1soassa L. op.lng extra
dol m ~ 80 .".sso =. T. w Oh sa.!o
1.oc1 h,1s .tantn,.ot1, = ~ q, 49, 49, ~,
Hodson,s rrv,, h ~ a ooda,. 1a4 e44
RE state., r h a. "a m AZ, i. an ~. :. r:nat
Hines,, h at "a m IN e,ora anh,act - s+ases. -
aco hr,a ..rhir,go 1f1r1s,, ~ - N Al, e.
br1s +" "Canads,, and I'M br,a :. .Antocrat, = ~
a 20 5a1. IN ~. e aw.t1,, ~ 10 a'1s'a. ~ ~
500br1s onoa 1ozra = e~.,s ~ ~ L ss,' ~ .s,,
4Kane Go ;, at q ~, da1 roo 80 Trs,e-.,"
extra at a m AL. Am 49, sas5 =. -
in lots 1T "a m a., soo 1,.,e 49, ~ . - e4sia'
-. >. -. ' L. ~" ot1s eoo4 ~ tseons1n T. q.
In tvo lots at 90 oo ds,. ooo ~. !. - s1t,a
and r At "a el do1. s,oh-,. u van;a., =. ~ a,
del. I'm hr,a d. ~ =, xon ~. ura-pu:Svs go
a. or ~, ~ 80, - r. ~ ~ - ~
br1e 4.O1ietta,, intar at u * aa,. 1oo 1.1z ~
super at "a On m ,rac, i'm r1a u poor,a,a ar,nS,,
Palmy1a1 choice white winter ST e5 n -. o..
brls aBecker,s Donb1c Ext,s, cto;cs eas7n Nv y.
A5o del, 0F147 N'
WHEAT-Reca;ved q n. bp eh,,,oa 4oo aao
bu, Market advanced ,<da1c and act;ra 1s,o s,,so
vere.-s on, hn ~, snr;no, IN a+,ro ~ 10. . ~
bu do at 78s<c q to1 hu d. at 7sc = roa h. T., aot ~
7exc: anlo bn M snr,no in atora at 49, . oaa -,
bn 7o at rs,<c oo, hn ~ al 7a,I. ao m -, ~'oo ~
a174c. N'''S' NN Nv
CoRN-Receircd a5s5 bn ah;nnoa r.,
975 bu- Tho demand f,- ~ '
fair bnt. tha arnnaza ~ ho1.ae "7
sars5 t.aaa...,s- " noaaets rem
nina ia R5~s- No. y. 1910 "sie zouo ou
10 GOO bn New Canal M;~et1 ~ os1>e ~ auoas ~
hn Pe,aetas rsna1 Sa - n.1e IL 4c' anost; $3.50
Ni,e5 in atoro =. g.. ~ s' -, s'oo' pu o1o
Cam Vt aer da1 - N>'''4pAS' A'o os= Ut"
OATsRecetyed. a47 I'M Mar,se+ finn sa,o.
,vera cno hn ~ "a :. ~. tNes aa urn Sales
RyE Rsce;-ss o a ~ no ~ ~ s''fe az asc.
10 I'M, I'm M IN stora - t1,@a. 80 na. oa'es'
~ 'S' III A'o = IL stote' d. 4773c; 4ooo ou do at
n.p1r p .-.
h. 49,. asA eseS4tea' o'ooo: ou shpped' $500
.rn.,. m ~, 4.m sues, -" oss prime At 5ac' on
49, =, tsso1' ~ --''Aa d. s''' uei' oo' on DO at
- nnn1TS1e,-. o1, 80.
Ho 'isioNo'-AEss FoRh-Ao demand and
market nominal at &10.s061050. CG1 MEATS
Dun. Sales 5000 lbs Bulk Shoulders, city cut, at
t -. -. S,s~ teu' @o''so aos
su2ar-cu1ed Bans at 5zc packed In hhds II hr1s
picE1cd hams at $le.Go, LARn-Dull and no,1ect.
ed. Sales 30 tres prime country Kettle at r.. "a
tres DO at 7.<c. IL trce and oo ,a,s r,ns, - oo
G15c. Rexr-Ertrn roes i, e,oaE -, ~ a.
"--~ SAsN" AA~sa al 5oou AtlaGu c3le3
, 1862-04-24

The Echre. Starlight and Quickstep arrived at
this port to-day ntum Saginaw, with about 1850
brls OF Saginaw Salt. It was consigned to R. Nc
Cheney, Esq, who Is commissioned to sell 1t.
The quality Ia eaid to be superior to anything OF
the kind ever offered in this market, and IT is nut
up In better packages than the Syracuse Salt. We
have no doubt but the Saginaw Salt trade will
speedily become an important branch Of the com
merce Of this CITY
, 1862-04-24

Owing to the bad condition Of the roads, keep
ing farmers ont OF town, q few OF those residing
Of weeks realized large price for such articles Of
faIm produce g they brought to town. Hay has
told at from $40 to s.3 per ton, dhd We hear Of
5nehel: Coal has also commanded high price.
1here has been none brought from kicEapoo for
dag or two. and we yesterday heard OF some
dealers who. for two or three DAYS, were supply
ing their contract customers at loss Of from one
to three cents per bushe1.- transcript, $50.
, 1862-04-24
The Crop Prospect in Illinois.

[t1uu Tue FeuflA Ttan3t11pt, Esd
Our exchanges for circuit OF three hundred
miles bring the same gloomy prospects in relation
tothe nfasorahle weather Of the last week or two
and the baekwardness of farm operations for ths
season. Very little wheat has ret been sowu. aud
therc 1s no prospect for "dry Feed time " for
weather which set in yesterday to continue. As a
general rule. farmers are of opinion that spring
%he1t, to be successfully grown in this climate,
ehoaia Eng DC soHn within the frst ten days Of April
the question. An extraordinary favorable season
may, however, bring everything ont Right but
We cannot safely depend on such hope, and far
mers must onlt do the bbat they can under the
circumstances. Let them, then, not wait Until
their ground is as dry as In ordinary seasons, but
SOW their wheat just as coon as practicable.
, 1862-04-24
Albany Live Stock Market.

BEEsEs-The receipts arc heavy, being nearly
week, and owing to the high water the market Is
completely disaIranged- Upwards Of 1900 were
shlppeo via Schenectady, and come / roo, after
New York via Troy, as it was found impossihlet to
81 mem aeross the river at this point. OF the
1o!al receipts about 200 Will 60 East 500 viii be
ielt heEe and the remainder have gone through to
NeE York, many Of them In first hands The
market has lost the buoyancy which marked 1t last
all grades. A'
hEckRrs-The following Is our comparative
sta1ement Of receipts at this market over the Cen
tfa railroad, estimating is to the car:
, 1862-04-24
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FhHaaeiphfa Flour urMarket-Apr1I21 FL.
Ihere 1s no 4uotable change In -four, and smalI
who come forward slowly. at $5.12HG5& for s1.
perfne, $58iH95; ;Gak for extras, $56aK@5. .s75s
In quality. There Is some little i;aa1f7 for eInorr
but generally at price below the views Of hoders
WIG are ise & se1Iers at the aboye figures aud the
bbls City ILLS superfne At $5s5. wv
, 1862-04-24

The Directors Of the Board ct Trade hare
changed the name Of the grade OF wheat known as
Northwestern Glib" te "Amber Iowa "--the
change to take effect on and after the lat Of May
next.
, 1862-04-24
Toledo tsrAlu Market-AnrfI1 10

Our market to-day Is without any Increment Of
importance. Wheat-Sale last evening of = mi
bu choice red r at 1G0c; to-day-aales SO bu d. at
gs21 gS; Me y eq ~ 5ed e. Hsb at 1ooc: Corn-sale last
eGtea5ng G ~ q IL 5go hu st 3s1c: today-sales 401 bu
, 1862-04-24

CLEARED. .Apru %,
Prop Lady Franklin, Napier, St Joseph.
Prop Kenosha Lucy, Goderieh, is bn barley 3, ,a54
o., bEls -four, 1oz brig pork, 60 brls beef.
BarE a1ose;t Dag Bes 9gSg go i Pu Thsat
Schr Maine. Stevens, Muskegon.
wheat,
Sc EssSs Ess5 Fsi;ss Buffalo - ,s fss
Schr Milan, Frfnk 1856
schr I1e Vernon, 1ngraham, Colborne, 5000 bu
ssk1 Fe5sis. Garrett, sesnta. c.soo bu corn.
schr Experiment, bike, ST. Joseph
6chr Emma. Brown, aianistee.
schr T. a. Richmond, Thornton, Buffalo, 1890
schr Wyandotte, MeGaw, St. Joseph.
S Seh5 Adeu, Scott, Muskegon;
AlR1vED AT BCFrho,-Dispatches we're re-
eeiTed here this morning BY c. + Richmond, Esq.,
that the propellera Mohawk and Wenona, Of the
Ne" York Central and Western Transportation
Line, had arrived the1e-the first arrivals Of the
season from Chicago.
IHE FIRST FLEET UP.-To-day the first upward
bound fleet arrived at this port, Of which the Die
Vernon ard the Racer were the vanguard.
PASSED DETHo1r-April 22.-Er-Prop. Buckeye
q chicago, COLORADO, Milwaukee; Bfigs Sir &.
Maplcr H. Il standaIt; Schrs. Flora, Watson,
hatce an AaeIins a,insrf95d a5tn H1ntTee5 s Holy Ell
'agh, Emeu. H. F. johnson, Watchfnl.
Down FTop. Mohawk, Ogderoburgh, Mfe
Weather damp and cloudy. Wind north will,
Elow squalls '''1
Tic large feet Of vessels detained here vcster
h. ua5 aoo6 M Maavantage Of shit Of wind during the
paTturc fur parts above. There Is yet ia:ge num-
ber down at the mouth Of the river awaitins to be
to"ed up.-Dst. Tribune
AaRouND-1he steamer Traveller, which 1e6
here at an early hour this morning for Bnfao run
hard agr9gnd at Fighting Island In consequences
o. q hlandtng ehow storm which set In at the time
viii be sent forthwith 10 her: meanNhile ~ coa on
take no da1na:e- She has on cargo OF dour.-Is
FEo9 TIE SERA17s.-Thc propeucrs Potomac
Matt Root aud " hating arriyaa and cd im
10 yesterday: and the propeller Buckeye from O.
et etGRES15Eh b EEs t1s{{. Tas{
getting through, while the Eotomac came through
Ihe north passage without difficulty. The propel-
1srs that 1eft here on Thursday were met On lake
hele and the St1aits.-Ailu0xkse Sentinel, 9ad.
IN h;4v1eA1IoH v oFEN TO TEE sAu1r:-Bernyes,
man carrier direct from Sau1t St. Marie, who ar
the Saplt Is now entirely unobstructed' Thrrc ia
q little feating ice In Mud Lake, but not Of eutH-
cient consequence to interfere with the paeeaee Of
STEAMERS OF even sail Fessela.-Dst. Adu. I'D.
PRoP DR7RoIr.-Thfs Eteame. took her dapar-
ture from here for Chicago, to take her place On
me route between that place and Gooderfch, c. y,
AZ this !sas her first appearance In this port it
may net be anaiss to make some mention Of her
superior construction, also her beauty Of model
she was gotten Up for the Lake Superior trade and
Was eequently built with dne regard to strength
Der cabin accomodatfont also her fteisht1ng csps.
city, are Of the amplest kind. She is commanded
by Capt. Pratt, who has long be citizen among
ami EEt7 fH ny,1t5 5Aa1
good sailor.-I1id.
VEssK1s Passive THROUGH THE WE11Asu
CAsAL.-We are Indebted to Capt E. P. Dor for
tie 1onoEing list OF vessels passing through the
, 1862-04-24

Freights are asa1n decidedly armer, and his tends
70 check h1nsactfonA materially. To LEerpool
tne e9gseements arc: =, SOD bu wheat at G3<d87d
chiefly e the AEter-the inside rate being to fli
up; pigs bacon and lard 1t a4s Sd. 10 Eqn.
don: SO brls dour at 2s: 500 scs lard at 91B; 100
boxes bacon 1t ~ Cd; Is hfds tallpE at rs Cd
, 1862-04-24

FLoun-The receipts since yesterday hare been
a,549 brls. The market is steady, but the demsnd
Il not very active. Sales OF western snperdne al
$4.T5Q5 fancy at 451525; extra at $5.gM55 so:
superior at $5.T5G7 2 brl. Southern Is quiet apj
there is no change in prices.
, 1862-04-24
New York Cattle Market.

New York CATTLE Market.
BY Telegraph NEW YoRx, April 3,
Beef cattle-1st quality . cwt $s@e so ;ordipar7
$I5e@S; common $TdG7.50 inferior $6l1
Sheep and ]ambe-Prime quality q head s5h6
ordinary $495; common $3G14, inferior s2.75I3,
SWine-Corn fed 2@4; still fed 3k@4 q b.
keeeipts-Eeeves 5,059; cows 98; veal calves
9l6; ehcep and lambs 6,5g7; swine Is s91
, 1862-04-24

From an extract which We clip from the Detroit
AdreTtffer Of yesterday, ve notice that the ice
had nearly all disappeared from sault Ste. Mario
River, and that vessels would have no difficulty in
getting through
, 1862-04-24

NJ Q W r E A D Y!i
Vol. XIV. OF
The New American Cyclopedia,
A POPULAR DICTIONARY OF GEN
ERAL KNOWLEDGE.
EDITED BT
GEO RIPLEY AND G. A. DANA.
taining double eoumnsd psses. '' Vos TIT 10 soa'
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DEED Ee should 1eel gate Justified II saying il u Tue
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exeinde otheIs 1ts articles foreign men and topics
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nn es Thirteen Of which are already Published. Tie
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Ills work Is sold oaIy By subscription,
, 1862-04-24

inspectors Of Flour. -,
The Directors Of the Board Of Trade today ap-
pointed Aeaars Stephen Dales and John Crighton,
inspectors Of -four for the ensuingyeaE.
, 1862-04-24

sAH3 III Ike qsopofuoa TOT laFser Sizes a REQUIRED
ETev Engine Is furnished With
JUD5ON3 PATENT a0VKREoF VALVE
Fer Flour Mills We confidently recommend them NJ
superior to any Other style of Engine, and thsY vii
Save from rs to SO per cenx. In Fuel
oves the nsca1 class Of boilers In use In the West Fa
Eaau keep an assortment Of different Ezss ri our ~
:aoEssmens waere they may be examined and tie
Necessary ntoTnstto1 Obtained regarding them. Com
start engines II any pat ofthe county. NE also supply
HATHR WEEEIA sHAFTNa, 9EARIEa, Dc
At tyery low pr1cea
It. ". BAXTER & cog
III Furnishing Depot. West Water street. between
Randolph md Madison I'll, Chicago n
Fest OMee addsesa Boz "a or7sn,v
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5. C. GRIGGS d CO.,
39 and IL Lake Street.
sole PubifEhets' Agents for Illinois aad Wtsconstn
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ma RKNE INTELLTEENC
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. -. April s3-6a,
Prop Lady FsanIin, Napier, St, Joseph, IS cords
wood, IS bbla f=h.
Prop Buckeye, Bosnian, Osdensburgh.
p1op Ottawa, Warren. M1skegon, 50 m Iumher
80 m shingles.
Brig Mechanic, Collins. Buffalo.
Schr CorDelia Fox Buffa1o
sclir Experiment. Dixie St, Joseph. n m atarcs 4
cda wood ~ =
Schr Emma Brown Maniatee. 50 m lumber,
Schr Saranac, Gale, Cleveland.
Schr H. A. Richmond Thornton BuffaJo 7no hr1.
salt NV ~NN"
schr Kirk White, Griffith, shcboygan, 90 eds
wond.
schr Ardent, Stocks, sheboygan, 50 eds wood,
, 1862-04-24
Camp Douglas,


Nothing Of importance has occurred at
Camp Douglas for the past twenty -four hours.
The deaths among the prisoners for the Last
twenty-four hours have been as follows:
VI. Lewis, Co. g, 9Th Te1ss, /
D. 3. 6pcere, Co. B, 18th Miss, s,...,
r.; Hamilton, Co. 4, 18th Texas, ..........
Before reported Observation-Disclosures. q;