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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-09-25
FROM CHARLESTON.
Tremendous Gale--Rebel Gun Burst.
Z Rebel Steamer Sunk.--RebelsF Firing
on Battery Gregg.

New YORK, Sept. ga Morris Island
letter to the Tribune says, great deal OF
work of Importance is going on, but it's
character cannot at present be stated, but
the results thereof will soon develope
themselves.
On Wednesday last severe gale from
the northeast continued to blow with
great fury until Thursday night, when it
moderated and finally died away. Tents
were blown down, and their occupants
compelled to remain out doors, exposed to
the severest rain storm have ever known.
For some time the wind was unusually
high, and huge waves rolled far on the
beach and over the levee of sand con-
structed about the tents, and completely
swept down the front rows of tents and
drowned the soldiers. Vessels in the
Roads pitched and rolled violently and
many of them dragged their anchors For
tunately none went ashore.
The Charleston Courier of the 10th has
the following:
A very sad accident occurred at Battery
Cheves, James Island, about ten o'clock
| Tuesday morning. A gun exploded killing
five men. We have not learned the cause
of the explosion, nor how many were
wounded.
The rebel steamer Sumter was sunk be-
tween Forts Moultrie and Sumter a few
days ago. In what manner the COuyle,
does not state.
Gov. Bonham has called an extra ses-
sion of the State Legislature to meet at
Columbia, September 9th. Gov. Bon
ham, in proclamation calls out all arms
bearing people in the State over sixteen
years of age, liable to Confederate SER
vice, for the defense of the State-time OF
OF enlistment six months.
Rebel batteries on James Island have
been buslly engaged firing on our camps
on Black Island during the past three or
four days, but had not Occasioned single
casualty up to last night.
The rebels seem to be under the i'm
preston that something is going ON that
does not promise we'll to their cause, as
our men are silent and no guns have been
fired on our side recently. 1t is not i'm
| probable they are correct in their surmises,
but their efforts to shell US out will sig
nally fail.
While l write battery Gregg is shelled
by batteries Bee and Simkins on Sullivan s
and James islands.
No considerable number of casualties
have occurred lately on this island from
rebel practice, though at times i, has been
quite hot and we'll directed.
New YORK, Sept. 23.-The Times
Morris Island letter says: Nothing has
transpired worthy of notice since the date
of my last letter. In fact it is not very
evident that any opening will occur for
some weeks to come. The navy does not
manifest the first sign of activity
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Chicago Market.
FRIDAY EVENING, Sc

FRIDAY EVENING, Sept 49,
The wheat market opened at decline of
1@119c Z bushel, but before the close, under
more favorable news from the East, it rallied
somewhat and closed very firm at 9S19c for
No. spring. About $50, 900 bushels changed
hands, at 90 for No. Red Indiana; O5 for
No. Red; 1 OF for No. 2 Red 93c for Re-
jected Red; 97@99c for No. spring; 94@954
for No. 2 spring. and S8@9Oc for Rejected.
Highwines were steady at 4G120e47c. Alcohol
is held at 94@96c.
There was good inquiry for Timothy Seed
to-day, and the market was active and firm,
with liberal sales at 81 1902 %. Flax Seed is
also in good demand at So 00@2 TO-
Domestic Salt is quiet and firm. Foreign
Salt is more active. Two cargoes of Ground
Alum were sold to-day-one on p. t., and the
other at 81 571s in gold.
Freights were firm and more active, with
engagements at SC for corn, &c for oats, &c for
barley and &C for wheat to Buffalo
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Recent Decisions Of the SupreHl.
Court OF Minnesota.
John II. Gornen, Plaintiff in Error,
VS.. =
John N. Schroeder, Defendant in Error.)

John II. Gornen, Plaintiff in Error,
VS.. -
John N. Schroeder, Defendant in ETor)
SYLLABUS.
A Justice of the peace has no power to GER
tify cause up to the District Court under Sec
ton 8 of article of the Constitution of the
State, and section So of page 500 of the Com
piled Statutes until the title to real estate is
brought into question and disputed by the evil
dence offered on the trial. It is the intention
of the Constitution to prevent justices courts
from trying questions of disputed titles, and
the fact of title being involved in the pleadngs,
is not alone sufficient to GUST those Courts of
Jurisdiction.
The act of July 90. 1858 Oh page GAG of the
Compiled Statutes, giveS one year in which to
tanned in q mortgage. The clause contained in
said act in the following words -'(Or such other
time as may be prescribed by laW,C so far as
it is intended to confer upon future legislatures
the power to alter the time OF redemption in
mortgages executed under said act, is inOpera-
tive and void, it being i'll conflict with section
H. of article 1, of the Constitution of the State,
and section 10 of article ] Of the Constitution
of the United States its effect being to impair
the obligation OF contracts made under the
law.
The act of the legislature passed March 10TH
1860, Session Laws Of 1860, page 275,) which
gives three years time within which to re-
deem real estate sold under mortgages, does
not affect sales Ul:.Gc by virtue of powers of
sale cOnrained in mortgages which were exc
cuted prior to its passage.
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New York Market.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York, Sept. 22-6 p. M.

New York, Sept. 22-6 p. M.
FLoUR--15c lower. The decline in gold and
sterling exchange has very depressing effect
IS 1905 so for extra State; 60@5S0. from
common to good shipping brands, round hoop
ed Ohio. Closing dull-no buyers at outside
quotations.
WnIsKY-More active and frmer-5 lQ52.
Sales at the close reported at 5211a.
WHEAT-Dull, and 2@3c lower; much de-
pressed by the decline in gold and sterling ex-
change 0491 IA for old Chicago spring. and
l 2641 80 for winter red western
CoRy--Opened firm, but closed heavy and
dropping 1114@82 for shipping mixed west
ern, and S3@84 for prime mixed western in
store, closing dull at inside quotations, includ-
inc lot OF prime western mixed to arrive from
Buffalo within ten days at SOC.
OArs-Firmer-G7(a74.
PoRK-Firmer-12 25Qs12 80 for old mess,
IA 90 for new mess, and 10 IN for new prime.
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EDITOR ARRESTED In ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22.--In accordance
with charges preferred against the editor
of the Union for the violation of order
No. 90, Mr.. Garrison was arrested this
morning and put in his defence, stat
ing that the article denouncing Ewing
order depopulating the border counties,
was sent in by his friends from the coun-
try, and published accordingly. General
Schotield on receiving Garrisons cxpana-
ton returned the charges to Capt. Price,
endorsed, explanation satisfactory to Tie
Commanding General. 1t is stated that
Price was not satisfied TO let the matter
drop unless Mr.. Garrison publishes re-
traction in his paper.
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From the Cincinnati Daily Times, March /, 1861.

From the Cincinnati Daily Times, March l, 1921.
The Scandinavian Remedies appear TO be growing
in favor with the public if we may judge by the tes
timonals constantly received by the proprietor. A
letter from Wisconsin, to be found in our advertising
columns, announces that among the physicians of
that locality it is becoming very popular and, what
isvery unusual is being adopted by them in their
practice cure for many diseases which they cam
not treat eHectually in any other way. We under
stand that the immense trade carried on for several
years in these med cines has during the present year
doubled. Their process of operating is by thor
ough publication of the blood and consequent
eradication of disease Read the letter Octll-lyeOm
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milwaukee, Market.

SATURDAY, Sept. 10
The wheat market opened rather easier yes
terday, No. spring bringing SO and No. 2 90
@961a in store On receipt of the report from
New York No. 1 improved q, the market clos
ing with good inquiry for that quality at 99155,
but the demand for No. 9 was rather slack. A
small amount of No. sold at 81 90, but the
price was above the market. Sales were not
large, compared with the receipts, amounting
to 81, 600 bus of all grades.
There was good demand for flour with a
better supply offering, and without quotable
1900 bbls at 4 80, 5 90, 5 10, 10 and 20
for the range of common to choice country
spring extra, and 5O@3 Is for No. 2 flour, in
Guiding 200 bbls guaranteed to inspect double
extra at 5 %,
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ARMY OF FEE k'OEOMAC or
DEEsED 10 60 VAND.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.--Thc Worhrs
special says that Gen. IInleck has given
orders for the Army Of the Potomac 10
go forward. The situation on lhe Rapi-
dan has undergone no material change ON
either side. The enemy is understood to
be terrifying the approaches to Orange
Court House and Gord0nsvllc
Lees whole army it is estimated is now
composed Of A. p. and d. II. Ilills
corps, (tlY latter evacuating Richmond
lately To reinforce Lce,) and Hoods d.
vision of Longstreet's corps, with Stew
arts cavalry, making an aggregate oi
10000 men
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$4,000 % S32, 966 So sl4,e66 -

ONE OF OUR PRINTER BOYS COLONEL.
In the years 1866, there was en-
ployed in the PIONEER Office, a young man
from Pennsylvania named M. r. MCCLEN-
NAN, nephew of Mr. ISAAC MARKIEY, Of
this city. He afterwards returned to Penn
sylvania, and at the commencement OF the
war was private. Subsequently he raised
a company in the 13sth Pennsylvania,
and was elected its Captain; he was pro-
NOTED to Lieutenant Colonel, and is now
a Colonel, commanding brigade in the
Army of the Potomac.
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Pittsburgh Oil Market.
PITTSBURGH. Sept. 1S.

TIFTSBURGII, Sept. Is.
CRUDE-Holders were asking further ad-
vance, with every prospect of obtaining it. One
lot of 500 bbls was offered at sc in bulk the
sale was not cOnsummated when we left the
market. Among the sales that TRANSFERRED were
the following: 81 bbls crude, barrels to be re-
turned, 2613c; 1i0 bbls do, same prices; 120
bbs heavy oil, 1219c; 100 bbls, the packages
included, 3119c; some holders still hold out
for pc. We did not learn of any sales above
what we have noted, but there is no telling
what the next sale will be made at.
REFINED-We cid not leave single transac-
ton. Holders OF course were firm in their
views. Buyers, however, were shy and not
disposed to speculate. We quote nominally Of
branded, present delivery, 53@54c; October
and November delivery, 56@57c. Free oil was
held at Zoe per gallon advance.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CulcAeo, AND NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
The following statement of the earnings of
this road for the first week in September, 1862,
and the corresponding week in 1868, shows an
enormous increase in the amount of business
transacted, and demonstrates pretty plainly the
estimation in which the road and its very pop
ular officers are held by the travelling public:
1862 1868. Increase.
Passengers So, 763 81 S11,251 &c
Freight .. 1852 II 2O,795 81
Mail. &c 7O4 10 919 SO
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SENIOR CORTEx OF MEXICO.

WASHINGTON, Sept 22.-The Importance
of the visit of Senior Cortez to Washing
ton has been highly exaggerated Hewas
a General in the Mexican Liberal Army,
and comes here merely as private gem
tleman, without any credentials or official
mission whatever.
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Drunkenness Cured.

The inebriate may now bid defiance t. tie tempt
G,tg c1,7, DE-. ZANES ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG
BRINK is certain cure for Drunkenness 1t creates
dislike for strong drink, and can be administered
without the knowledge of the patient Price $500
box Sent by mail to any address by S. c. UrHAM,
4O2 CnEsrNuT STREET. PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Circulars
n, free Oct21-d twtsw1y
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THE DRAFT IN OHIO.

WAsH1NGroN, Sept. 22.-It may be con-
sidered finally settled that there will be no
draft in Ohio. The State IS deficient only
5000 men, which number will be eadily
made up by volunteering under bounties
which the Provost Marshal General is
about to offer.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

SANDY Hook, Sept. 23.-The steamship
China, from Liverpool 18th, via Queens
town 18th, passed this point. Of M
LONDON, Sept. l2.-The Government
has certainly resolved to stop the steam
rams in the Mersey. 81. "a. .
The Florida is detained at Brest to sat-
isfy French claims.
It is positively asserted that Maximil-
Ian accepts the Mexican crown.
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New York Money Market.

.. by TELEGEA PHI.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22-l r. N.
STERLING ExCIIANGE-LOWcr; l 511zc91 81.
GoID--Feverish and lower; opening at 40L
and declining to Sc; closing quiet at 375lIc938.
GOVERNMENT STocKs-Steady u. S. Is, 81
coupons, 1 06sl; 1905, l 0616.
SroCKs--Lower; Missouri 6's, 68sl Tennes-
see 6's, 901a.
RAILRoAD SrOCKs-New York Central,
1 37T; Erie, (reglstered), 041a; Hudson,
14O1s; Ptisburg, Fort Wayne and Ohio, 81
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, II.
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMt, Graf

heard from since. The rebel authorities
have detained her to prevent officers of
the sanitary commission. who have been
prisoners in Richmond ana were on their
return, from giving important informa-
ton regarding rebel movements. J'3
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rzy- sPERMATORRHEA CAN BE CURED.

DIR. RANOS SPECIFIC cures SPERMATORR-
UFA. SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCY,
LOSS OF POWER, ETC., speedily and e6ect,iolly.
Its effects are truly magical trial of the Specific
will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price
81 box Sent postpaid to any address by s. c.
UPHAM, tO3 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Circulars sent free. oct21dtw&w1y
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EsEED.

On Tuesday morning, the 22d inst EMMA,
ciHcst daughter OF Julius and Susan G! Oss, aged s
years and months
In Phapepha, on ~anday. September 1Sth after
u short but severe illness, WILLIAM +. FORE
PAUGH Esq, aged G3 years.
Mr.. f. was an old and well-known citizen of
Philadelphia and the father of MIR. J. l.. FvRErAuGm
Of this city.
At Farlbault, on September 18th, 1865, Of dysen.
Try MARY H., youngest child of lion Gordon +.
and Stella {. Cole. aged year and mon ha
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FROM SAN DOMINGO.

BosroN, Sept. pa private letter
states that one hundred lives were lost in
the bombardment of Port Au Platte, San
Domingo. The loss of property was also
quite heavy The American Consul re-
NAMED at his post. The other Consuls
took refuge Oh board vessels in the har-
bOr
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James r. Wakefield, Plaintiff in Error,)
vs.
Spier Spencer, Defendant in Error.

SYLLABUS.
This Court will not review, on writ of error,
an order striking ont demurrer to a reply
as frivolous. Such OrCers arc only review
able on appeal.
The giving of a promissory [note is prima
.facie evidence of an accounting and settlement
Of all demands between the parties and that
the maker was indebted to the payer upon such
settlement to the amount Of the note.
Where it appears from the pleadings that the
defendant gave his note to the plaintiff after
the date of a counter-claim for work and labor
which the defendant sets up in his answer, and
the answer also contains an allegation that the
sum due the defendant for the work and lab +
has not been paid, the presumption of payne t
arising from the giving of the note is rebuttcd.
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az TUE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
or AN iNNA.lD--fublished for the benefit and
hH "a "AtNiN" AMP CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who
euhtr nom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of
Manhood, etc, supplying, at the same time, TIE
MfAHe or srtr-ouGt iy one who has cured himself
Ter being PIT To great expense and injury through
medical hoinbug and quackery. BY enclosing
pot pad addressed envelope, single copies may be
had ol the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ
Icll sTdNWly iicdlOrd, Kings county, n. 7.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

TOLEDO, Sept. 22d There was q collis
sion near here this morning on the Day
ton and' Michigan Railroad, between a
wood and passenger train. Two persons
were killed and seventeen wounded.
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Liverpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10.
CorroN-Better, buoyant, unchanged.
BREADsTUFTs-Firm.
PROvISIONs-Quict.
CONsoIs-931a0e9
MONEY-Illinois Central Railroad shares 81
discount.
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Nloucrr T. llemotrat
TERMS.
TRI-wEEKLY PIONEER.

TRI-WEEKLY PIONEER.
One copy, by mail payable for any time0n
advance) at the rate per year or. $3.50. SOU
Clubs of five, to one address, each $500. 4.5o
Clubs of ten. to one address, each. 40
WEEKLY PIONEER.
oro oonv one wear. So. 90
Five or more copies each, one year. ...... 10
Ten or more copies each, one year. LOO
Twenty or more copies each, one year,. LOU
All subscriptions payable in advance.
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MINNESOTA SHEEP SENT SoUTH.-CHAs.
HoAG, ESQ.,, Of Minneapolis, shipped to
Southern Iowa, by the American Express,
on Saturday, one buck and two eve lambs
of the Southdown breed. We understand
that he gets about sixty dollars for the
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Cincinnati Grocery Nlarket-.Sept. IL.

Holders put up the price of Coffee 1}sc12c
per pound, under the news from New York
and Rio must now be quoted at 29@32c. Su-
gar firmer; raw, 12@14c.
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MARRIED..

Al the house Of Mr.. Jacob Hanmert. in st. Paul
on the l.th inst, by =. :iurnand, Esq FRANK w.
kRANK to Miss SUSANNA SAUSkN.
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FAAG or TRUCE DErlANEs.

WAsHlNeroN, Sept. 2.--The flag of
truce boat which left Fortress Monroe on
Saturday for City Point has not been
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New BANK OF IssUE.-The State Au-
ditor was busy yesterday signing the bills for
new bank about being opened in Hastings to
be called "Thorne's Bank" and owned by
Charles Thorn,, Esq, of that city. The bills
are spleEdidly executed and the back is al
most fac simile of the treasury note. The
denominations are ones, twOs and five's. The
circulation is fixed at $4,000, and the securi-
ties are $27, 800, all United States stock.
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A SwINDLER.- man named W. r..
Wallace, who has passed himself off in Wiscon-
sin and this State as the Superintendent of the
Western Division of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad, has been issuing passes over said
road, in his own name, and in that of Baldwin,
a pretended officer of the road.
j. II. McAllister, Esq, the Representative
of the Pennsylvania Central, has been on the
rascal's track for some time past; and at last
succeeded in overhauling him at the Inter
national in this city. Mr.. McAllister in this,
as in all matters affecting the interests of the
Central in this section, has shown the most
commendable energy and capacity. He is a
reliable agent of most reliable thoroughfare.
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New YORK, Sept. 22-1 p. M.
FLoUR-Less active, 591Oc lower.
WHEAT-Dull, nomnally 102c lower; small
sales.
GoLD-3S2s-N. Y. c. 500.
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST: HOW

w EhSTOKED! -JWI Published, an a Sealed
Enpftope. Price Sic Cents. Lecture on the Ma
t'ife treatment ana Radical Cure OF Spermatorrh9a
or seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emf .sions, lex
unl h.bi'ity and lmpediments to Marriage ener
Any Nervousness Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits;
Mental and Physical ncapacity, resulting frOp Self
Abuse. Nc. by ROBEkrJ CULVERW ELL, Nj. d.,
author Of the Green Book sc
~ HOon ia Thousands Of SuGercrs.es
gent under SEAL in plain envelope to any address,
doSt paid, on receipt of six cents or two postage
stamps. by Df. Oh. j G. KLINE, 127 BOwery, New
York Post Office Box i, $50. sep22-3md&w
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PERSONAL D. G. Morrison one of
our old citizens arrived in this city from Neva-
da Territory on Sunday evening We believe
Mr.. Morrison has seen the elephant, and has
no present intention of returning.
Mr.. T. V. Faith, of the Shakopee Argus is in
town. and will call on Merchants and Others for
advertisements.
Governor Kidder and the other Commission
ers appointed to take the soldiers vote in the
Army of the Potomac left for that purpose yes
terday evening.
TROUBLE AT THE FoRT-We learn from
persons at the Fort that the five companies of
the Sixth Regiment who had received orders
to march Saturday morning, stacked their
arms and refused to leave until they were paid
the five months pay due to them. The Sew
cnth Regiment had been paid off, but the pay
rolls had not been made ont for the Sixth,
which was the fault of the officers, and cOnse-
auently the Paymaster could not pay the men.
The bugle sounded six or seven times for tn
men TO strike tents and fall in. At one time
we understand it was intended to call out the
Seventh Regiment but fortunately milder
counsels prevailed, and the men, after some
time returned to their duties struck their tents
and left for their various destinations.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.-An accident
occurred last week while the passengers
were being removed from the Northern Belle
to the Cutter little below Prescott, which re-
suited in the death of fine boy, son of one
of the lady passengers on board. who was 60
ing on visit to some friends in Minneapolis.
1t appears that the lady and her son both fell
Off the gang plank while passing from one YES
sci to another. The lady was saved but the
boy was drowned His body had not been
found when the Gutter lett.
\ GREAT Discovery. 1t has been dis
covered by thousands of housewives III all sec
ions of the country that ID. 3. De Land u
Co.'S Chemical Sacratus is the only saleratus
that will produce uniform result, and give
nerfect satisfaction every time. If once yon
~ il. you will always buy it. %
TIE subscriptions 70 the Five-Twenty
o,u IT the Banking House of Messrs. Thomp-
SON Brothers for two days. amounted to
$40, 600.
Prs,cNEp.-We learn that Captain W
" PHELPS OF company d, Tenth Regi-
ment, has resigned.