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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-05
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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-05
NO. III
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WAY.

Come! stack arms, men, pile On the rails.
STIR up the camp tir', bright
No matter ii the cantcen fails
Wen mako Il roaring fight;
Here Shenandoah brawls along
There burly Blue Ridge echoes strong
To swell the brigade, rcusng song
OF "Stonewall ,Iackson's WAY"
We see him now-the old slouched h,,
Cooked DER his eve askrw-
The shrowd dry .mile---the speech 50 pat,
SO calm, So blunt, 80 true,
Tn" " Blue Light Elder lnows'em well.
Says he, THAT'S Banls'--hc's fond of she'll
Lord save his soul!--woll give him -- well
That's Stonewal Jucksous wav.'
Silence ground arms. knecl all. csps off,
Old Glue Ii ght's going to pray
Strangle the fool that darcs to scof
After tiohoits his way
Appealing from his native sod
In forrua pawperis to God
Lay bare thine arm, stretch forth thy rod
"Amcn,' That's S,oncwalrs wav.
H"'a il tn" saddle now fall in,
Steady the whole brigade,
'IilFs at the ford, cut off, yc!l win
His way out bah and blade.
What matter if our shoes are worn:
What matter if our feet arc torn
"Quick step! wcll with him before dasa,'
That's Ston"wall Iackson's way.
The suns bright lances route the mirs
Of morning and by George!
Heres Longatrcet struggling in the lisn
lIemm"d in an ugly gorge
Pop" and his Yankees whipped before,
Hay'n net and grape" hear Stonewnll roar
"ChArgo Stewart pay off Ashby's score "
l. StonewaU Jack5on's way.
Az maiden wait and watch and ycarn
For news Of Stoncwalls hand,
All widow read with eyes that burn
That ring upon thy hand
An wife sew II, pray on, hope on,
Thy lifa shall not bc all forlorn,
The foe had better ne'or been born
That gets III St1ucwAlls WAY.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-05
WINCHESTER, TENN. MARCH 5. 1863.
Alfred Shook.

We are much gratiaed to hear from Il
parolcd prisoner who knows, that Alfred Shook,
(son Of james X. Shook, OF our yicinagc) who
was reported among the killed at Fort Don
elson, wa. only slightly wounded and is Il
prisoner in the hands of the Yankees 1t
will be u source Of great comfort to his father,
who was in the same desperate fight, and who
did not know whon We saw him last, whether
or not mis- son wa' living.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-05

sn~ Let our public men hiss the
shadow Of reputation. Our subiuga.
ton would be the involuntary result
of foreign violence; reputation would
be evidence OF voluntary, innate want
of principle. Let every southern states.
man and citizen adopt the language.
"I understand not the idea Of repudia.
ton, Let us hste it worse than Yam
kee tyranny, for the latter would be
our misfortune and the former our
crime"
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-05

GEN. GIN. j. PlLLow.--This gentleman ad-
dressed large and attentive ciowdat Fayettc-
Vile last Monday. W. pronounce his speech
IL good one, much better than was anticipated
on our part. Gen. Pillow, like many others in
this life, has suffered on account Of the malig-
nifty of Madame Gossip and General Runner
But that amounts to nothing in many respects
--G'"n Pillow has the confidence Of the Gov
"rnmrnt-thats enough. His effort on Mon
day in behalf Of the Southern Cor fcdcracy and
Its army was highly appreciated by the real
people oT Lincoln county, and the result of his
visit WAS il negroes rs teamstcrS in the army,
the ranks with their comrades, strengthens
Cur army Of Middle Tennessee, and buovs UP
the brave boys who are enduring the tolls of ~
life Of trouble and anxiety. We would be
pleased to enlarge upon the merits of the Gen
erals patriotic remarks, but have not the
space. We must be permitted to st ,tc that
portion Of his remarks were truly touching,
pathetic and eloquent, whilst his defense OF
Gen. Bragg course was warmly received and
endorsed by eager lstncrs. Gen. Pillow is in
the right. place, and We feel assured that old
Lincoln viii! do her whole duty in the present
crisis for Freedom and So, thern Independence.
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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
CAMP l7rH Tenn. REGIMENT,
TrLLAHoMA, Feb. 22d, ,b3.

Mn. EpIroR: Every breeze that
comes from the Northwest, bears upon
it the cheering intelligence that a
mighty revolution is working in the
minds of that people At last the
wicked dos gns ct the Lincoln Admin
istraton arc fully comprehcndod. In,
stead If a war for the Union, they now
behold one waged through malice and
ambition, for emanci alton. subiusation
and the equality Of the raccs---;.nd It
justly indignant people arc now crying
"ut for II cessation of I'll, unholy strife
For IN this ia z glorious news We
never sought tor war. We preferred,
iapeace, to dcvelOpo the great resources
nF "u' mntry. We had no military
aspirations (" yratiiy--no hatred to
av-nge b when forced Through self
dcfrnsc, to exchange the prospects and
Che pleasures OF civil lite for those ot
war, we did it with determination
\ never tn ab:,u,ion The contest until "A
Southern Republic Wa. estabIhI.rd We
hsvc suffered mnch. Thousands of our
best citizens have pcriShcd upon tho
ensanguned battle field in defense Of
our cause.
Many HON have been dcsolatcd-
society has been disoi ganizcd. Thus
II is not surprising that We look with
Snxous solicitude 70 the PC &C move.
menls now in progress in the North.
vest. To them We must look for a
"'s,sLion OF hostiii,ies. Our duty con.
''s'' IN strcnudnlsly maintaining prin.
f'pIeS tor whic! We have all along con.
fehded, and leave IL to the enemy to
f"cover their justncss and eoncedc
1"em TO US. In the meantime while
saose troubles are arising in the camps
inc enemy, lot us not be idle, but do
''y lhlng IN our power to increase
fer confusion. Let evcry energy be
" forth to hold the territory now
! Ah'n our lines To this end lot all
available force be brought into the
!, w. Let our armies be thoroughly
+ 'eu aud Observation-Disclosures its
y umands to our ablest commanders
= '"a' II an advance is attempted it
y oe repelled, and before the scared
IS OF Autumn our designs will bo
" 0npllshcd and our bravo soldiers
y. return in security to the peaceful
!ment of their homes, protected
n pue wisely adjusted government.
+.
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Res.. Yesterday was real March day in
every respect. 1t blew, sncw and iriz," and
before old Sol had sat behind the western hills
for the purpose Of rising again this morning
baimy breezes famed the checks Of Inaidens
fair
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-05

a. we tonged for Fresh Oysters yesterday
'ns snow fakes softly glistened in the
'us' butt didn't do us any good-they
1Osso be had: We made point though
'ae dozen eggs, which cost 1.-The subscri-
P"'y one dollar
nara the way the money goes
Pop goes the weasel
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-05

Crc for the Ncuralg!a.--The Alta
California says somo time since wc
published, st the request, "t' Il friend
recipe 20 cure tho neuralgia Half
drachm Of sal ammoniac in an ounce Of
camYhor water to be taken, q teaspoon.
ful at dose, and the dose repeated sew
oral times, At intervals Of five minutes
if the pain be not relieved atoncc. Half
dozen different persons have since
then tried the recipe, on the rccommor.
dation of the Alta, and in every case an
immediate cure was effected. In ono
case the sufferer, lady, had been sub
joctcd to very acute pains for more than
a week, and the physician was unable
to alleviate her suffering, when Il tea
spoonful OF the solution Of sui ammo
mac in camphor water relieved hor
within couple Of minutes. Whcthur
the rcceipo will cure aIl attacks of ncu-
ra!gia, is Il question which we cannot
answer; that it viii euro MANY Ne arv
we'll a,sUreI
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-05
Our Boot Maker, Wash.

Wash Stamps SO long and so we'll known
as an artihccr in the calling of crispn, died
il thi, place Il few days since. To the last his
occu-pay- -tion-not s-h-u-n-n-waS topeg soai,,
and though dearly soti they could not last, 80
with an attack he peGged himself out, and now
no boat can keep his own soM to the upper, for
boot-eas were the pa(y lin's of his c,ys-toe-nurs
to shc~ him the proper key--not Iar-hee to
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-05
ron sole meant.

His H'osh-day is past
And his soul at tho last
Has gone before its Maker,
He sold work 50 high
Confed " would scarce buy,
But Stamps paid the Undertaken.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-05
G. b. X.

=
The scarcity OF food, which in .sr1th-
cry ar is likely to become most serious,
rs MOI owing t" the l. capacity OF the
South ia rubsist itscIG for it is a tact
that Ia those very regions Of The Con-
tcdrr"cy which hayr heretofore boen
chiefly grain growing, the scarcity is
greatest. 1t is owing to two facts,
says the Richmond Erhmtntr: first
that the armies Of the t0ntcderacy are
continually lccruitcd from the farming
class, instead Of preserving in the ranks
the men already cnIis ed; and second,
that these armies, operating 49, they
have been chiefly III the grain produ
eng ptrtIon' OF the country, have by
Wholesale .pressmcnLs, in many cases
wanton, unnecessary, and with need.
less rudeness ind tyranny, discouraged
the tarmers from putting in further
ctops. On the latter branch OF the
subject 1t is unnecessary TO remark.
Congioss is maturing u Bill which
promises to meet tho evil, if faithfully
executed, and to restore large wastes
Of fertile land to cultivation. History
IS full Of admonition against robbng
industry OF its hard earnod fruits
Nothing SO rapidly overspreads
country with the evidences of dilapida,
ton and decay as these wholesale rob.
berries Of tho farmer by insolent min
ions of Government.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-05

BgD" In the language of Snbad tho sailor,
after crossing Elk river, reni, riGi pi:i, which
means in Dutch dat ish q0ot
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-05
Richmond Correspondence.
RICHMOND. Feb. oS

RICHMOND, Feb. oS
Friend Slater
The news and rumors afloat here
now arc exciting enough. lntervcn.
ton ky France, and revolution in tho
Northwest, are among the most prom.
inent. In all probability, after smother
Fredericksburg or Murtreesboro these
muttcrings may ripen into events
which will at once bring the war to Il
close. With the coming Of peace, tho
discount upon spectators will be in
proportion to the premium upon the
SO dicr. The present signs are now
vlsibIy affecting the prices of goods -
Many blockade goods declining, whilst
marketing Of all kinds is still on the
rise, Two heavy capitalists OF France
recently arrived and have purchased
large lots OF tobacco, causing u gradual
rise in that staple. Spectators will
now make up, in part, their heavy
losses on salt, but still the balance
will b. largely against them. Old
Letchcr run goodIy race with the
Sharpcrs OH that occasion, tor which
he has the thanks of the families OF
dead and living heroes If Frcdcricks.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-05

"Loye your enemies says the Good Book.
We'd like to sec the man. woman or child in
the Contcderacy who loves the green back
Yankees.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-05

1AJ1t
Es WHss
fHEYs @
conidenN
y bestaus
Bic, msrkA
keeping,sA
at thepm
eos wIl.as'
BE orchlr&
khe selesies
uires sgrst
zen planting
on1ething ~
and sisa W
EigoroN's%
, 1863-04-11

Contracts Awarded at Louixyallc.
1iet Of awards made by Major q. c. syuonds
CommiEsary Of Subsistence, q. S. A., in Louis
vile, april 8, 1863;
PoEK.-D. Ricketts,, 1cfcreonyillc, 1,eC0 brt:
prime mess at S1465. y, Ricketts,, Jet1ersonville
l,2G0 bs1s nlesa ut $13,83. Hunmsn, Duncan i Co.,
Louisville, s5s brjs nicss at $1a.s6- Claypool s
pool L F1oFd, Louisville, 4ls bsls prime mcss 1t
$i3.sT.
BAcoH S1pEa.-D. Ricketts,, JeGcrsonvi11e, $780,.
90 lbs at ST.49. D. Ricketts,, JefIersonyille. $780,
0M ms at 81 Is. g, Jarvis & Co., Louisville,
65ttU fos at $40. Mcdonald i Co., New Albany
.hg,otO DE- at $3.50. Mcdonald j. Co., New Al
banY, 0G00 roR at $3.50.
Bacon SnorLpEHs,-EltJ Johnfou i Co. Ciucn
natl, 11e,Go6 DB at S 40 Ell johnson & Co., Gin
ciunati, lU0.C00 rDs at $5.63 D. Tickets, Jcfcr
tonville. 6t,0oO MS at *5G5. 7. Leib. Louisville
1890 Ds 1t f5:63. Mcdonald & Co., New Albany
nAxa-Mcbonald L Co., New Albany, 100, ,ool
Ms at $s59: 1IcDona.d 4 Co, New Albany, 101 00{
1bs at $500; Mcdonald Co, Now Aloauy, 1UU, ,O0t
FlorR.--W. Grubb, louisville, a,Ooo brls q,
<Ges Vt. Gruhbr Louisville $50 brls at SC: Is
s. Clark Louisville. l.501 brls At f6-a1; Mitchell &
To-. Louisville, SO brls at $6.ss; j. G. Wright
Madison, Indiana, aG brls 1t $65; J. A. Tholnp
sou EdiL bn1eh. Il diana, bGt bils at SG.a5.
HicE.-E.oWn q, Stout j. Butler, Cincinnati. 100,
! Oop f,s SC.
CoIrrk:-T. n. Tnslag & Co., Chicago. aoo.oo
Eoe 1t $3.50.
sreAn,-c. L. Aarge & Co., Cincinnati, coo.oN
lbs at 13.aQ.
, 1863-04-11

do not believe lc would Indeed, it Is an in
suit upon bis chnr,ctcrand reputation to sup
pose 50 for moment. He is q gentleman and
soldier, and would quit the presence of the
Tcbe}s In disgust, the moment he perceived
this studied insult.
But these tnen would not toast Abraham
Lincoln, because they ill:cd hial and his Gov
trn1nent; and they dare not toast Jefferson
Davis and his Government, although they
love and worship thcm,' only because they
we're in the Mids' Of a loyal city,
But how came this outrage to be perpetr,ted
N the loyal city Of Chicago, on the night that
thousands Of her citizens in mass meeting tcs-
ti1td their continued devotion to the Constl-
tuition and the acknowledged head Of the M.
tion: We will tell the public. It was done
With purpose, The tonsls were proposed bJ
committee, a pretty strong Copperhcad, too,
proposed that the toast of the President,
should as uEual, head the list. To this Mr..
Fuller and another member Of the Committee
objected. They did not want Lincoln to1st-
I'd ut all, and would not have it done. So the
comparatively reasonable Copperheal was cor
1ected, and this insultto the President, and
tie violation perpetrated for the first time on
such an occasion in d loyal State, at any rate
for the first time in the history Of this city.
It would be interesting to know how many
E. 6. C.'s were present at this dinncr; now
many men who have taken tho oath pnb!lshed
in your columns few days since, to ald i, and !
| comfort the enemies Of the country iaat
such we're there VIC have no donbt, anu from
the TACT that ali sat stiu while the premedltated
Insult ms it, was T perpetratcd. It would be aate to
Eay that the loyt1ty Of every one present vas
at least of u questionable character.
Mr.. Sherman Is to le tne eana1aate : Oh IL 1he
bajEain has been made. He uttered the veto
1ncssaec to secure the nomination. Let tho
people remember that this 1nan was weak OF
wicked enough to sit at dinner with j set OF
ee,nitraitors, too cowardly to express thcis
real sentiments, yet wit. enough 1nalignty 10
heaSul. Union.
, 1863-04-11
CHICAGO CATTLE H1:1IfRET

FRIDAY ErKSIS6, April 10. 1603-
BEEF C4ATTLE-Thr receipts were liberal. and
consequent upon good demand hy Government
contractors, te market ruled steady. with sales At
$3:fG4.75. Therc WEE but little shipping demand,
and the transactions were almost altogether BY the
head.
We give few Of the eales:
Brnnson sold Mcrhrrson 100 head, averaging
1870 ibs. at S1-15.
Rarkin sold Hazelwood . head, averaging 1,1so
Ds. at s4 so.
iales sold Taizell il head, averaging lob De,
WNlit!ng Ni sold usrdinge 10 head, averaging sss
DIS, at $3.2"
Ashelhy fo]d Morris, Rineman & Co. G. head at
st5 TO per lend.
Adkins sol.l Morris 4 Co. = head. averaging 1,aso
1he, 1T Si.5J; 50 head aycrnging GIG Ds. at II.
langdon scld Morris j. Co. Is head at $500 per
he@d. .. .....-.... ..........- ....
Ksieez sold Daily 1c head. averaging 1,11a Ds, at
500.
Daily soId Haslcwood IL head, averaging 1904
IF. at $4s5-
Morris. Rinuc,nan i Co. sold Beers 50 head av-
er*.irg GEO De, at 81 80.
11OGS-The market was Gull, ami prices favored
buyers. TIE transactions we're light. at a range
OF s31tcei S5thc latter figure for o-c lot Of very
choice. Sales we're:
Gcss Avg. Price. Hogs. Ay's. Price.
4i slB 81 20 Is III $l.2l
59 ii 10 S
Jake Slater eold 81 very choice. averaging :6:
sKEEP~Iarket quiet. sa.es 519 Stock Sheep
onp.t.
, 1863-04-11

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS De cASAL-ArA11 Q,
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, brls. eo3 Lumber, II .130, Is: ,ss:

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS De cASAL-ArR1l3. ..
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, b5ls-. 2o sSs tpmbsr .19 -
The unscttlea state Of the gold Market and tue
anxiety with regard to the result Of tic expected
attack Charleston By the Federal army a,,d navy,
have almost completely parayzed the general pro-
dnce markets.. both shippers and spectators arc
holding oil, lest the OF the all OF this hothcl
oft1caton might Eeud gold down 1oll15 per cent,
and carry everything else III the shape of property
with 1t. True there Ia torae lt!e inquiry by local
dealers and shoEt.eellers, but there Eastern
! orders here, and the tendency il consequently
downward:
The Wheat market was inactive and heavy, but
there was mat .rial change III p.ices--the tran-
sac.ions being trding ut ta1 for fos receipts No.
aRcd; .1f@1 II for Winter receipts No Spring:
81 0s for fresh receipts No. Spring and $!.01H@
11s for Winter receipts do. At the close the mar
kes was quiet and rathcr hravy, with little no
disposition to operate.
The 1ouE market was dull aid entirely nominal
There is DO speculative inquiry anu prices are fully
&c beyond the limits Of Eastern purchasers.
The Corn market was dull and heasy, with sales
Of Winter receipts Of Mixed Corn Ut 4eks s47c and
| fresh teceipts Rejected at 465xc.
There is still an active demand for Oats, nnl wc
cl with sales of 5000 bu at 5s1tG552Hc for fresh
receipts No, l, and 5s1S1571sc for Winter receipts
Of the same grade--thc market closing firm.
Rye was more active at ;e1t76c for fresh receipts
| No. i, and ;6c for Winter rcceipts.
| Barley was steady at $!.0o1l,3o bT sample, aud
Sl.0s for No. Barley in store, subject to &C stoE-
| age.
There was 1rmcr feeling in the market for
Highwincs and We note sales today At DC.
Clover Seed wae dull at $5.o015.a5. There is nc
demand for Timothy Seed and the market was neg
lccted. Flax Seed was active ut Is for fair quail
! ity.
The Provision market remains dull. with salet
Of zco tres prime Leaf Lard at 9t+c, and1s bbs II
o. Pork at $t1to. Cut meats arc neglected.
Freights were unscttled, with only three engage
mcnts, at 1Hls1ic for Corn to Buffalo, and &c fo
Oats.
The market for Live Hogs WAS dull and prices ia
vorcd buyers. The transactions were 1lght-add
ing up about 800, at range Of 375G14 4S5-the lat
ter figure for one very choicelot,
Beef Cattle wcrc in good demand BY govcrnmen
contractors. and the market was steady with sale
at $3,=0St4.I5. The shippers were buying spasius
" and their purchases were principally by tn
| head.
, 1863-04-11
Total. :se1 sH os $s1, ,7c1.04 S9.s76,1 l
Kcyr Fork Stock and Money Market.
By TeleSraph.] NEW YoRK, april 10, 1863.

! a0TERNNENT sT0CLs.
T.s.6s,' 81 c'a1053 1054 7ooT'y Ms. los 31o5,s
MoNEr-Easy at 5A9E percent.
Sterling exchange qniet-smal sales Of first class
bills nominal ut 1bstb e.
Gold irregular and unsettlcd-opeuing at II, de-
caiuing to 4315, and closing firm at l9755 5t3s1c.
, 1863-04-11

In bags. To LONDON SEQ hr1s 1our at Is 1nYdi
and per neutral nag 100 trca beef at - and aa 90
pork at A.. To GlnrsoW: 100 tres lard at ~ u
and, per neutral yereel $50 tres 1a1d nt :s 3d. and
leo bags clover seed At a5s.
, 1863-04-11

Barley In Albany-4:priI s.
The Albuny Journal quotes barley nEtn~"'sh
eaIee Of Goo bn Jefferson county st Sl.8J
, 1863-04-11

Ocean Frc1.htz ri New Yor9z-Aprsl s.
Fresghts are etin Gull and heavy: Te Iiverp1ol
5000 hu nhrst ut bAd In ta.s; mo boxes blcon
1t i7sGtl7s Cd and. per neuta nag. 80 bo1es ba:
con at ~ Cd and 10, btia pork. per stesneF. q
liyesnbe betweeu tho a0th ind S.st ot NAY. at lid
, 1863-04-11

T{NC1NNRfl NknFNc1.
TSpccjal Dispatch to the Chicago TtjhaucJ
CrSc1SSAr1, April 10, 1868,
Nu1skf-B0 b11s sold st s3Gl43hc-the latter
1ate for wagon.
r1ov1s1oSs-Thcrc Is no inquiry for meas pork,
and rcsv little forlasd. City mess held at $1soo;
and city Lard at 1Oc, but country is offered at9c.
Bulk meats are lower. Shoulders Eold to the cx.
tent Of $500 pieces Mt &c; and 100000 lbs sides
Averaging ns each, at size. Hams asc still in
Gcr ard lat G1c; ITO tie1ces iplaiu hams smoked
cauyasEed and packed sold at &C.
, 1863-04-11

Detroit Grain Mur}Kct-AprH 3.
yyheat il quoted at 81 AZ for No Red, and 81 81
Gsi,c5 for no White Corn. 1:al5'e. Oats t.GS
dc RYE Nc, and scarce.
, 1863-04-11

Albany Seed mnrlSct-1prn 8.
.rte market js ruther frmer for clover, with
eajre 100 bu medium at 5ss123c: A sale uf 20 bn
Chicago timothy was mnt!s ut $s.tD.
, 1863-04-11

phi1zlcJphtn Seed maFket-Aprn 8.
Ineeels there is vc1y little DOING and only about
t50 hu c!overst cd found buyers at Ssa 2 bu,
the Atscs for prime.
, 1863-04-11
ID / Il ID

In this city, April sth. Lieut. SAMUEL II. PRICE.
Of the Eth 1inos ts~alr5,
In the 18th year OF lis age.
At Murfrecshoro Tern on the 9Th Inst.. OF typhoid
frrt., III tie sd year Of bis age jl1SH IA eEYM9UR
l,ettG T. =. Gcn1 of FlIst Ersade. Third Div. ath
Ecrpe As1ry OF tbs Cumberland,
IF Notice Of his funeral viii be siyca hereafter.
, 1863-04-11
Who Is to Blame?
CHICAGO, April 10, 1865

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Will you alloT me to inquire, through yon. COL
nmne. who IL to blame for the negligence in paying
There azc many who have been honosab!y Dis
charged from the service, Whosc families arc
actually suffering for what the Government is
than si1 months ago, aud III arc tod by aIe Pay
masters here that they have no funds tor payi:lc
them. Is man les deserving who has entered
tue service and loat his health, and been compelled
capsd sickness: Who Is to b1amcs
4 SCEEEEER.
, 1863-04-11

The Albany Boasd Of Trade are considering the
prorrietJ Of erecting there an elevator and etore
Albany in 1sti1 amounted 10 9.l00 900 bushels and
III Isss to ls $50 40 bushels. 4 committee was ap-
pointed to iuyestigatc the eubject and report.
, 1863-04-11

Cincinnati Seed nIarket-Aprtl o.
There w.e an active demand for clovert to day ut
$780, and sales were bclEg made IN the small way
from store, and orders dltcd, At <5.15GS Is bn
sold at $500, and 145 bu At $5.15- Timothy Is
steady at $500.