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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
ConGagrasicn in Sc. Louis.

ST.. Louis, No.. Monday, Oct 81, 1889.
One of the most serious disasters that las visited
our river marioe for many years occurred to-day.
About noon fire was Uncovered in the hold OF the
steamer H. ID. Bacon, unloading hemp at the foot Of
Locust street The flames spread with great rapid
ity, creating alarm and comnotou among tie ad-
acent steamers, aud before they could be removed
the McGill, A. Mcdowell, Estelle and w. III. Rus
sell were wrapped in flames ADD destroyed, together
bses Of coton and large quantities OF miscellaneous
freight piled the lsvee also consumed. Iofs
estimated 81 $lj0.OOO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
The Draft sn Philadelphia ognin Poa,

PHiLADELrHIi, Mon

PmLADEIrHIi, Monday, Oct 2, Itl.
Tie draft IN ills cily which should take place ~
ino.1ow, has again been postponed for week, when
tie quota of tie city will probably be provided iof
by volunteering.
Both bauches Of the Common Council and lie
citizens are Offering mott generous bountes to induce
men to volunteer.
There il no doubt ihat Philadelphia has exceeded
her quota BY tbour .nds, but she does not receive
credit Tor many OF Ler regiments, and will thus he
compelled to raiee nearly 10000 more men than her
Just share.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
ABSURD REPORTS OF REBEL STRENGTH.
10000 REBELS AT HOLLY SPRINGS
Rigorous Enforcement Of the CONSUMPTION.
CAiRo. H., Oct. &c, 1869.

CAIRo, H., Oct. &c, 1862.
From several sources we learn that there ia great
activity among the Rebels in the vicinity Of Helena,
Vicksburg and Holly Springs.
The number Of Rebels at Holly Springs IL said to
be 10000.
The CONSUMPTION act is being vigorously inforcsd in
the South An officer from Vicksburg says that
every man under thirty five years of age is in the
Rebel army.
An arrival from Bolivar and Jackson says that it
wes reported at Jackson, on what seemed good a'-
thority that Gen. Price wac on the Hatchie River
with 5000 men, marching in the direction 81 Boil
var
Gen. Pillow lie also reported to be in the same
neighborhood, with 30. 900 men.
This rumor lie considered probable in military cir.
cles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
Kentucky GuerriIias on the Retreat.

tlIHO, III. Uct 70, IsiI
Information from he country lsst night represents
that the guerras WHO were lately in camp midway
between Germantown and Colliervillc had been
seen in full retreat closely pursued by the Union
cavalry under Col. Gnsnon.
These cuerrillas were from Kentucky, aud the
impression prevails that they were committing depre-
datons on their own hook.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
MEMPHIS SUPPOSED TO BE IN
DANGER.
Mempbi. and Chnrie.son Railroad in Rebel
Hands.

CHICAGO Monday, Oct n, TO!
The Tribune Of this city has n special dispatch
from Memphis, dated the 9th inst, which says;
There IL an alarming report here this evening, that
force Of coo Rebel cavalry have stationed them
selves nine miles from here. on the Memphis and
Charieston road, and have taken Iossession of the
Ine. with their headquarters In tie vicinity OF
Nonconat. His is supposed to be Tie advance OF q
large Rebel force who have designs upon this city.
Gen. Joe Johnston Is reported 10 be IN command
Of large army 81 Little Rock. Arkansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
Marine Disasfcr.

kEw-BEBFoRD. Mass, Oct. d, 1852.
The Bark Mary Ann arrived to-day from the
Pacific. She reports Oct. 10th, lat. %, AZ NJ, Ion
66, 10 W., fell in With and boarded schooner Albert
Trest, ii days from Portland bound TO Porto Rico
with mate, steward aud two seanen on board, who
reported on the Ilth the schooner was thrown on
her beam ends in heavy gale, and Wm. Whiting
captain; W. Fagg, second mate and q. II. Toby,
seaman, Lost. The vessel suffered considerable dam
age, but was perfectly tight and would probably re-
turn hOne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
DESPERATE FIGHT IN TEyNEssEE
500 Rebel. Routed BY 200 Unionis,..

CAIRO, ILL, Oct. &c, 1862
A Union force numbering 200, with one piece OF
artillery, stationed at WaverIey, Tennessee, twenty
miles southwest Of Fort DoDeson, were fercey
attacked by 500 Rebels on Thursday last. The for
mer made a desperate resistance and completely
routed the latter. The Rebel Ioss wac "a killed, a
large number wounded, and % captured. Our loss
was killed and wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
Gen. ZuVis Indicted.

LOCifyiLIB Monday Oct q, IltR
The Grand Jury, to-day, indicted Gen. JEFF. G.
Davis for mauflaughter, in killing Gen. Nelson.
The fret through mail to Nafhvilie since Mofgar'G
raid commenced, viii leave tomorrow morning
no mails from any point eat Of here have been
received to-day.
There isuo amy news 70 telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
A General Movement Eegnn-EcyHolds and
Fitxiohn Porter iu Notion.

sHAnPsBuRG Nd sandsy Evening, Oct. 2e, 1867.
Tie entire army at this place, embracing tie corps
Ct Reynolds and filz John Porter, isin motion. Long
lines of infantry, artillery and trains stretch through
the village, and for miles along the pike.
Notwithstanding ,be drenching rain and spashng
mud, the men are singing aud cheering as they
march.
A movement has begun, end is in the right direc-
ton 10 be effective. ;. r. 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
DcGsh Of AlpaoRr Clark of the Twenty.
sixth Maine Regiment

EswARK, N. j., Monday. Oct q, 1862
Alphonz Clark, of Company A, 26th Maine Req.
nent who was injured on Saturday on the railroad,
Nhils bis regiment was on its way to Washington.
Led .! the hospital in this city on Sunday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
Rainl Accident ri nsa,lo.

~ BUFgaLo, Monday Oct- q. 1854
fatsf Incident occurred here this afternoon.
Two young adies-Mhs Hawkes., lately from st.
Mays College, Burlington, n. and Miss Dows
of this city-while riding, were thrown from their
pig. Miss Hawkes. WAS killed, and Mise Dsws In
iured. but not dangerously.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

NAsurOT0S, MOnday Oct N, I11k
Mr. VIM. G. Barney Of Ncw-York, who has been
q prisoner at the famous Libby Prison 10 Richmond
for tie af FIVE weeks has just arrived in Ills city,
having been discharged from custody on Thursday
last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

BrFrAIo Mondiy o., a. 1859
On Saturday NIGH, eome burglars entered the
house Of Seymour b nnet, Deputy Canal Collector,
and after taking bis sale-key from biz pan;aloons
pocket thoy proceeded 70 the Canal Collectors
Office unlocked the safe and stole therefrom 81, 700
la currency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
Gen. slcCicIIcn's Headquarters Removed
Across TIE Potomac.

THILtDKLPHIA, Monday, hI1y u, IIt2.
The N'asliagtoa Star, Of this evening, says'
"Gen. McClell, IN to-day removed his headquarters
to tie Virginia side Of the Poiouac-preciAoly where
il may no, be proper TO say."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

Bosros. Monday Oct. a. 1862
Hon John A. Clifford dec ines the Peoples nolui-
nation for Congress in tie lot District and say, shat
his support OF the President is unconditional and
withsGt qualification.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
Fire in Charles City, Iowu.

tHIcAsO, Montay, Ocl. u, lSd2
fire in Charles City, Flood County Iowa, on
Wunday last, destroyed property to the value of
$4,000. The eGtire business portion Of tina town
WAC e2raed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
The Kea,sugc ia search OF the Alabama

BoAros. Monday oct. n, 1869.
The United States steam sloop.ofwar Kearsag'
len Gibraltar On tue Both Of September for The
Azores, and 70 searcL f,r the priyateer Alabama.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
Hfrou, EEurrisisurg.

IAIHIsnJHG, Mon1uy, Oct. ~ IIl2,
Upon inquiry, We learn that Gov. Cain haf no
knowledge whatever upon the subject Oh aioiber
meeting Of tbo>Gcyemogs AZ Washington The
whole story is believed 10 be- q oansrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
4 Strike of Printers,

MILWAUKEE, Monday. oca %. 1861
The Typographical Uaon OF this city is on strike
Tor an advance on present wages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
IMPORTANT FROM ISLAND Ne. II
Rebels in Possession Of the Tennessee
shore.

VATN', ONF 70 Io<]
The steamer Eugene, from below, reports that
the Rebels have possession Of the Tenneeseee shore
opposile Island No. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
ARMY oRDER-DAGGAGE TRAINS.
The following has just been issued:

General Orders, No. loo.
WAN DEPARTMENT. ApJUrAHT0KNERAIs OFFICE
WAsuiSGTos Oct 10, 1862
The following regulations established oT army trains
aud baggage:
E.T There will be allowed for beadquarieft train Of
Any esrs ieuI vssopf Of sdyisiep " BRIGADE three Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.
ne EXPEDITION AGAINST GALVESTON.

Evacuation of the City by the Rebels.
, 1862-04-28
MARKETS. BIZ YTELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. April s6.-FLouR-less doing,
market scarcely 60 firm, prices. however un-
t1s1gsd sfss 9ss ears s ;.:s * e sS?eF e
WESTERN 49, 70 sna @
;ot "a ssgP1 hGsR
closing qniet, with no buyers for outside quota
tiyns canadaa aoal less sstive and unchanged
$50 for winter extra Rye -four quiet at g 70
AS. Germ meal in moderate request; saleB l0p
brls Bsandywine at 50. ..
y Hls6Y-Elthout material Change sales !, 500
Whcat-Markct firm and very quiet. tor
aR e ts9s ss1ss 91 q b eea e 5
Sariey Ss1 1eminal1y sSsse' sses fao bn Safiey
a4tr t It ..es aeeei q suess @ hsaEE of
Western In store. and delivered So; Jersey yellow
more active and druer; Gales at 38G41c for 1crsey.
P1o9uloss- quiet and prices
slightly favor buyers. Sscs 75o bis at $i24l2 Is
fof mess; s1e 5o913 50 for prime mess $1e@1o- Is
Tles ri Tesy rn; M ea:ca e So brls It 4 53s55 fos
IoI 1epaeked mess. and Sl4@15o for extra mess
demand; sales = brl7 SIS s. Cut meat7 in faiE
@6% for hams Bacon rides tnsctiTe- Lard rules
at s@sie Z for e o6io; 15Sc ia 81 State. chssse rn
at 6E@sc.
GRocERHs-Sugar-faw very firm. sales y
bids Cuba at 61<G74c; 100 hhds Porto Rico at
e4; 100 boxes RaTaua at 6K@7c. Molasses more
active and frmer. Sa1ea 90 hhds Barbadoes at
&c; IS hhds Porto Rico at S7KeR3oc 50 hhds Gu
ba Muscavado at &c and 100 bEls do At &C.
MoNET-narket continues easy at sos per cent
On ca,l; s@eH per cent for discounts on prime
papeF. Sterling exchange closed ftmef, at 1f174
@1l2 for nerchanta'. 1lst;@l1sH for bankers
at 1.:@l4 per cent prem. California gold ban
steady at II prem. Government stocks q stsde
hrmeF; e 3 6s 1851, s4h@94X 7-3o Treasury
notes, 10oH.
SrocKsad board steady. c n AK: c 58x
80; Fan 113B; u G 53h; Hrd By Erie a64
do ptd 81 *, 30; c q 3 81; n 7 G 50: Pac MAI
| 2 s -6s 98I; IS Coupons 81 9x; do regtt
, 1862-04-28
The Weather and Crops,

From the k1nk1kce Gazette, 24tn.
This cold rainy weather makes it impossible for
our farmers to do their spring seeding; only on
the higher lands has there been any spring crops
Fowl. and many have not been ablc as Jet, owing
to the food Of wasers, to do their p1ow1ns II the
sun does not soon show its face and the rafn "dry
up very little ground will be seeded to wheat or
cats The prospects are little blue Just now.
[From the Bloomington Pantagrapb, 25th.1
CRop rHosPEcTs.-O exchanges for circuit
Of three hundred miles bring the came gloomy
prospects in relation to the antayorable weather
Of the last three weeka, and tue general back
wardness Of farm operations for the season; Very
no prospect for 4 stdry seed time for
some time tt, come. e7en we're the fayora-
bic weather Which ret in on Tuesday to con-
tinue. AS a general rule, the farmers are Of the
opinion that spring wheat. to be successfully
crown IN this climate. should be Gown within the
n1st ten days Of April. But even moderately
early sow1Dg is now out Of the question. Az ez-
everything ont right bnt We cannot safely depend
on such q hope, and h1mera must Only Go
the best they can under the circumstances. Let
them then. not wait until their Ezound is rs dry
as in ordinary seasons. but SOW their wheat juar
"A quick as practicable
, 1862-04-28

and Friday ysss greatly superior to those offered
oday. and but for the fact that graziers were
ready buyers OF medium grades Of straight cattle,
tho decline wou1d have been much greater.
The prices paid during the three market days
we're as .fol1ows: Extra shipping Cattle, 32.e5G
8 %; Fair to Prime do, 81 91a3.95; Grazing Cat
tie, $2.5@3o0; coarse and nfe-ior, s. o0Gs-s5.
1t 1he close OF the market nearly all the COED
shipping cattle were cleaned out 1: the various
yards, and there were but few desirable lots OF
eraziers left over, and the market exhibited more
h1nness at the decline named, than In the early
part Of the day.
We quote as fellows:
Extra Shipping Reeves. $3.4HG3-E
Good to Prime do. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2.&lat39o
Grnzing Cattle. le.--....-................. 25lD2W
t0nm0u .......-..-.-....-...s.... 1.tN17oo
Below ne give the leading sales Of good stock at
the variote yards:
At sHERMAy's TARDz.7
Hall to Harold, IL head Of very choice Sreers,
vel fatteds and II every way extra, At s5.'a-aV
Leach to Allen, q hesd Of ps1mc shipping steers
buckley 10 Morris, 81 head Of smooth young
steers at $3.1e55-ar. 1153 fDs.
BiDgham to con, Is head Of prime shippers. .:
Hastings e wife; j. z head Of prime shipping
1icke 10 Adams, 2s head Of very smooth beeyas,
at g. 12H-av- 1a14 rbs.
1lsss{l51g= % Rsakn, 10 head Of good shippers,
fssk s, e Buckley: = head good Illinois besvss,
and es atesrss St At s av. IL I'D s. % ''s 0Aa
Norris &C. a1fo At tae= e ! y1ra5 as
2.75. ..........
At PITTSBURGH YARDs,
| Geo. Groves sold y. AcBeth s Co. 80 head Of
! very choice Sangamoa county etee7s. f. and
Ss + 7 b 81 oS ths to bess
'n5.s sfaas Bone 10 70 Mccth Co., s. head Of prime
6e equal to aiso IS head b 2he same parties,
at $3.1aE-ay. !, ,356 mr.
Elliott to Housh, 81 head of choice Illinois steers
Myers to Kothzc6ilds, ii head OF heauy oxen and
! steers at 50 3al-av iv523 ID.
| Brocker to Houttcn, .3 head, av. 1,e5o foa, al
Cline to Holmes s. Co., 50 hsad Of very good
beeves. at $3;l2E-av. ,24e ios.
| Illinois steer, 3: a33lx-av 1876 rs.
Russell 70 Bolan, 81 head of1owa oxen at ss.12;;s
RnsseIi to Norris & Co., IS head Of rough INV:
oxen, at $43 per head in gold-ay- abont I, 800 bs
MhEay to Haxelwood & Co., II head Of psim'
Illinois steers at $s.97x.
Hall to Donneny: 30 head Of good Iowa besres
Rishard to Gordon S Donreny, IS head Of dnt
| Iowa bceyes, at $3c0.
At MICHIGAN SOUTHERN TARDs.
E EdridEe sold George Bligh, 1s head Of prim
1861 roa: They will be shipped to Lake superio
WsGas5fo Hynaa; 2, 4 Z head IF choice shipping
Bamp to Leopold, l. head Of COED round steers
At Saf5-av. 16s3 Rs
FL to Dandy i c.. s. Head ID Of M good I slipper, i
g zT-av. 1913 Fos.
, 1862-04-28

SAIthuAi EfESAad+ aPI}4 ~, 1S9@
FRE1GHTS-TheEe were very few vessels in
port, and rates were quiet. The engagements
were TO Kingaton; schr Reciprocity, corn, at
lie. To Buffalo; schr Phalarope, wheat at THc.
FLolR-Receircd, 4,I89 br1s. Market quiet
-buyere and aellere apart. Sales, 100 bE1s ss Mas
eouta'' choice white winter extra at $50 del; 100
brls choice st. Louis white winter at IS. 10 del;
1co bs1s Peoples Mls' PalmyEa> do at $500 del;
1cO btlz good white winter extra at $3.50 del; 30
brls choice b. spring extra at 4so del 100 brls
good r. b. at $4.10 del 500 br1s '' Fox RIyr'' at
$3.50 del: 1Go brls medium extra at $3.50 del; 10o
brls '6t. Louis" Oh p. f.; 150 brls good spring
super at "a 90 del; $50 brs medium do at $3.50 del
100 br1s q Bloomfield Super at 50 e5 del
M1DDLINGS---6t tons good Midd1inss in bags at
$16 per ton, on track
WHEAT-Received, T,172 bu; shipped, 1as,65o
bu. Market buoEant and advanced t5xc. Sales,
5000 bu No Spring in store at I9kc; 5000 bu do
at Sc; 5000 bu do at eac; 12,ee0 bu do at soxc;
1000 bu do at s0Ac; 1000 bu do at Bic 1000 bu No
aspiring in store at TIC; 1900 bu do at 74Hc;
5000 bu do at 74c; 1000 bu do at 75c Is 0G0 bu
do at 75kc; 8,Ge0 bu do at 7sxc.
CORN-Received, s., sos bn shipped, H. as bu-
Market firm but inactive. Sales, 5000 bu old ca
nal and tiyer Mixed At DC aGoat; II Geo bu do at
791c o. b.. 3',00O bu do at soc 0. b.-to be de-
liyered week after next; s,f0o bu old and new
River Mixed at asc atoat; 5000 bu New Ganal Re
jected At &c ahoat; 1900 bu Old Mixed in store
at &c; 1900 bu do at a71xc; 1o,o03 Rejected in
Etore at 227sc.
OATS-Received, 25544s bu Market firm Sales,
| COCO bu No at 27Ac afoat.
| RYE-Receiyed, 1888 bu; shipped, 63s5 bushels
| Market frmer. Sales, 57O0 bu No in etorc at
444c 400 bu do on truck in bulk at 44c: e!0 bu do
at 44kc: 400 bn5 Rejected at 43c
, 1862-04-28

From every part Of the country whsrc fall wheat
ia cultivated. we haye accounts Of lts fortishng
condition. a late trip through Michigan and In
diana on the line Of the II. S. ts =. 1, \. R..
dark, te:.'hy green that spcaks Of we:l win:cred
plants, and a promising crop. From the present
prospect for spring wheat. the surplus winter will
End 4 ready market 4 late, wet spriug
has prevented the sowing Of it altogether in many
places, and wEcse little has now and then been
got in in the mud, 1t has not Jet gcrminated.
discouraged at the prospect. Late sown wheat
their onlT hope for Il crop nou-has not done well
Of late years and 1t almost certain that the
that usuany Gown. Let coin, beans. sugar cane,
DC, occupy the epare acres.-PFairis FdTntsT,
, 1862-04-28

The Times OF Sunday morning states broadly
and openly that the TRIBUNE dispatch Of Saturday
morning. giving the list Of vessels passing up and
down Detroit r1yer on Friday last, was 'bosus,'
and that VIC manufactured it here; and claims that
it Ia the exclusive recipient Of marine dispatches
from its old stamping ground, Detroit.
The accusation Is in every way false. The dis
patch in question came to us over the wires, as
the clerk in the telegraph Office can show Fur
lhermorc, 1ee fnd in tie Detroit Free Press Of SGT
proy morning eractly tie sat lit Of resses 7cord
FIR aeovd, as it appeared in the TRIBUNE Of the
same morning
Il is not strange that the Times should imagine
others guilty Of manufacturing dispatches. It Is
3 regular business Of theirs, as has been often
satisfactorily dt norstratrd.
, 1862-04-28
3 avg f40O 1!,e st So head.
u 1453 1,s at $49 50 q hes

As will be seen from the table receipts given
above, there WIS an increase in the supply this
week Of ,0eo head.
The result ct this heavy supply has been 4 dull
market and decline Of ao15 .0c per ~ los since
last Saturday. Shippers have had their orders
daily curtailed. except at decline and tho aspect
of the market has been daily discoaraglng. To-day
, 1862-04-28

UNITED STATES CoCRT.-ln the United
States Court on Saturday, the case Of Col I.
G. Wilson, Of the Fox River Regiment, charged
in company Of Comen and Wells, with con-
spring to sBindle the Government by meats
Of fraudulent subsistence contracts, was up
before Judge Drummond. Messrs. Cormen
and Wilson were ruled to plead in twenty
days.
In the case Of the State street coin counter
feiters, Dorus Dusenbury, George Kepner aud
= Bartlett, the first and last named defend
ants withdrew their plea OF mot guilty"
when arraigned, and substituted pie. Of
"guilty," and placed themselves at the mercy
Of the Court. Kepner will be tried. Mary
Perry, woman arrested at the same date as
the remainder Of the gang, was aollc pros'd by
the United States District Attorney and dis
charged from custody.
The petit jury in this court WIS discharged
for the term, having completed their business
The P1rrsBURG BATTLE FHLD-E7uors
Tribune: I have returned from the field too
| sick to communicate with those who gave me
| the names of friends to look after. This is to
notify au such TINT all but one out Of the fl
hurt. Yours truly, PETER PAGE.
| AErl 26, 1862.
MAT PAaFr.-The patrons OF the Chicago
| Dancing AcadenF" " are Invited to attend 8 " May
Party at Martincs, On Thuraday evening,
! May 1st.
| BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocuEs, or Cough Loz-
erges, have been proved by long experience to be
equally etticaeious in those eevcrer forms Of Pull
| monic Affections, Asthma, Incipient Coaeump-
tion, Chronic Bronchitis and spasuodic Cough :;
|
disorders of the Throat and Chest; Winter Cough,
Hoa1se Ecee Difficulty Of Breathing Irritation Of
the Throat, &C. apassa
"YAxkEE CARD Nn1rER''-The most aecou,-
plished penman in the world at Sherman House.
Wedding, Call, and"P. P c. Cards. Samples
mailed for two red stamps. Will give private les
soAs in writing. aps53t
BoAnpH6. - Desirable Euits OF unfurni.hed
rooma. May 1st, Nos. / and s. Van Bu1en street.
apral6s
~ good shade hanger wanted Apply to E.
g. L. Faxou, - Lake atrces. apet-p743
~ Go to John Jones. 11e Dearborn st., and get
your clothes cleaned and repaired nov1a
"csll on Dunlop, sewen &spaldlng for Printing. Vt
nov11 -h23l4y
w Buy paper h.ngtBgs Of Chase i Co, 1te
Randolph street.. NH 293n
Gas FrTTmo.-Cateful woskmen to move ani
put up gas fixtures and gas pipe At 1ss Lake street
| 81. H. Wilmarth ap 1T.15t.
: Gas F1xr1Hrs.-Thep place to get new styles 81
! low figures, t6s Lake street, 4 n Tilmsrth
ap 12-15t
II For cleaning and dying geutlemau's clothe4
60 to Cook d Mclean, 90 Dearborn-s street. Thf
old established house do better and cheaper Eorl
| than any n the city. eb21ly
, 1862-04-28
Camp Dougl"

Camp D0nglAS.
Affairs at Camp Dougias are entirely barren
ofintercst. The grounds are now dry, and
our own soldiers, as we'll Us the buttefnots,
indulge in ball-playing. separated in parties
generally according to their sectional long
iDgs.
Two priyates Of Col. Camcron's 65th Illinois
regiment died In camp yesterday. Their
names were Edward R. Henry, Co. G, aud q.
L. Smith, Co. E. These are the only deaths
that have occurred among our own soldiers
for some time past.
The following prisoners hnye died since our
report Of Saturday:
P. Lanier, Co. Il, 18th Ark. 1
F. n. Randle, Co. Il, let Tenn, Miss and Ark i
Thomas Lawrence, Co. II, 91th Ala 2.... /
J. 3. Henderson, Co. D, 4ad Tenn. ....,.. 1
q. ". White, Co. E, Sd Tenn. .......,,....
Previously reported d....,...,....-...... 81
Total deaths .-.34s
There are nearly three hundred prisoners in
hospital.
| ME1EoRoloo1cA1.-Th following Is tht
state Of the thermometer for the Week ending
| AY1rH 1H.
, 1862-04-28

There is good demand for Sheep and the mar
ket is firm at $3.75R4 co for fair-to prime Sales
today wee:-119 head, at Sherman's yards, at
s4.e0 = 1cS., av. ITO lbs 1873 head at the Pitts
burrh yalds. It 81, 4,O0-ay. los Ds.
, 1862-04-28

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