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milwaukee,, Monday, October &c.

AT the \ewhall. on Saturday evening, some 81 600
bushels heat ,ha' ged hands at 500, This mo- n
Ing owl 6 TO e Id advancing to 81 per cent pre-
mium in New lOrk the v heat market has gone IN
and sales we're made of 90 OOu bushels No. Surinr
in store al 81 o. and 95 600 bushes do do all week
at he same piice
M ~ AUKEr, october 2l.-The demand for all
classes of goods continue. undated. and the me-
chan & rally we lrge orders yet to fill rom all
porto This stale as well as from Miu,,esota
The lime. trade the past 1t ason has been i'm.
mense, and the pfU-pect Otihe early close of
ton OF he Upper Mississippi has caused the m,r.
chants of that State t. take time by the iorelock
by ordering their winter stock thereby foodns our
merchints with more business than they can get
ct lie Of Thu "a Is highly gratifying, and rue AXIS we
for the future OF Milw aukee "
The Girtcery r.de ntver was be ter. and goods IN
that line have advan ed iderabIy since our lat
report and are YET te ding upward. ts, e tally is
this ren"r. t. be app, ed to sugars Coffee Mola SEES
Spices. Cheese ana Fish In Carbon Oils we make
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ANOTHER tNWAEss kANrNTSLE
ARREST BY THE NO1OXlOE1S
a

New YORK, Oct. 28.-(HeraAis dis
patch 1.-The statement in regard to the
arrest Of Messrs. Williamson & Bloss.
Agents of the Pennsy lvania and Michigan
Relief Association, tor sale of old band
ages, rags, &c is incorrect, SO far as the
property is said to have been old govern
lrent property 1t was the property of
the Association and sold 10y w. & B. by
order Of the chairman of the executive
committee OF the Association. and tue
proceeds depo tied to their credit.
The treatment of Mr.. Williamson by
Col. Baker was most arbitrary and unjust
He was refused permission to send for
Judge Brady, Chairman of the Associa.
ton, and other parties who could prove
his innocence. After several hours delay
q note from Mr.. Williamson was delivered
to Judge Brady, who Immediately obtained
an interview with Judge Turner, Assistant
J:dge Advocate General, and upon his
representations Of facts, Mr.. w. was re-
leased on parole.
At meeting of the Association this
evening, Committee was appointed to
make statement of the case to the pro-
per authorities with representations OF the
outrageous treatment OF the accused by
Colonel Baker, and demand for his I'M
conditional release from prison and the
removal If Baker from his position as
Provost Marshal of the War Department.
The meeting was attended by Judge
Usher, Secretary Of the Interior, Hon.
j. j Lewis, Comlni> sioncr OF Internal Re-
venue, and other gentlemen Of position,
who are much incensed at this abuse ot
authOritv
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The War i'm North Carolina.

NRwBERN, N. @, Oct. 20-The publ
cation OF the Ralei n Standard was re-
snme1 on the I'd inst. The edit,r, Hon.
W. W. Holden, still maintains his cpposi-
ton to the Confederate administration.
The election of members of the rebel
Congress occurs Nov 4th.
A prominent citizen recently arrived
from Raleigh, states that at recent con-
sultatiOn of Southern Governors and other
rebel statesmen at Richmond, Gov Vance,
of North Carolina, was offered The next
Presidency Of the Southern Contederacy,
provided he would wheel the old North
State into line, and that Gov. Vance had
returned to Raleigh a fierce war man, and
would hereafter do his utmost to prevent
the State from returning to the Union.
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EEPO3rHD EXrRrSsTY FOR THE SAINT FAIL POSEF9
CORRECTED EY OUR OWN REroRTLE-
ST. PAUL. October 4, 1868.
There has been a conside abe advance all ar
cles Of o1uce during the past week AMI large
q antilles have come t hand Oats are biis, at
our quotations Vine in good supply and quick
sales; Sugar and Coffee excited and higher. We
annex quotations:
WEEAT-G5a6Sc - bushel.
RYk-G591'c q bushe
BARI El-S q bushe
OATS @6 u hushel.
CORN r. busbel
TIMOTHY 81 oo q bushei
FLOUR-Superfne, StHo III bb,s $500 in sacks,
CORN MEAl.-a' bag, $500.
THANKSGIVING y bushel. So. 109o.c5.
MESS PORk-Clear. q Dbl, Sl5 Mess, Sli.
MESS BkEF-73 Dbl, $12G1:
BUTrER-t rkin, q b., 12a l5c country, in rolls,
2092?c.
plain. S09!c; shoulders, 51G@Gc
DRIED BEEF-l3(915c u ID.
l. RD-?@l91c q H.
SUGAk-NO., 31l@14c q b.. refined. A, E and
C, I6k@l7 Cuba, refined, 13@l4c; loaf crushed
and powdered. lee.
TEAS Black, 75c@s1 20; Green. e5c5ss1.5o
COFFEE-Fai- Rio, Il d.. sic: prime, 33934;
Laguyra. 35c: Java, 3S940c; Mocha, 45c,
kICE-o0IcC q b.
SALr-Salina SD, 1901. 90 q bbl firm.
EGi,S-59 dozen, lea l2c
h., lee; Peaches 9el2hc; Cranlerries. q bu,
S4.OO; RaisinS, $5.25a5 81 q box half boxes,
~. IS: rrunes lS92Cc: Currapts. 1S92Oc Almonds,
3Sc; Filb, rls 90: TEA uts, DC
FISEi-No. Mackerel per Dbl, SO; No. q $l3:
Dry Cod per cwt., $I5;EaS.U0. Scaled Herring PEI
box, 1Uc.
CANDLES-Mould Tallow, 11c per b.; Star,
20s.lc; Adamant,ne 2Cc: Sperm, 41a5rc.
LIQUOES -hectited, Common per gal, 5I:
Monongahela, 5oee,5c; Old Bourbon, $1.oo93.OO;
Cider per Dbl. $I.5N6S.O0 1ierces, $1,000
TOBACCO-Plug, 50(g5fc Nat. Leaf, 9cc9$1 90:
Fine Cut 6U(@Scc; Smoking. l5Q92tc.
MEATS-iieef on foot. iCa &c; Pc k, 595Hc; Nut
ton Od9l.c per ID /: Poultry lnaI2..
POTATOES-5 Ma6 per bushel.
ONIONS-$2. so per bush !.
OILS-Carbon by Dbl, Soc; Whale, $l.O0:
Neatsfoet, Sl.5n; Lard $3.50: Linseed 81. 4OG1 5O
Turrentine, $500; sperm, refined. 1925.
WHITE LEAD-$In@ll per cwt.
MOLASSkS-PlantatiOn per gal. 559G5c; Sugar
House, i'kG15c; Golden >yrup, 75(aScc.
LEAD AND SHOT-Pig, loo; bar, l2c per b.;
Shot, $3.50.
tOWDER-Ter keg. So. IS.
LlME-Prme Point Byron, S.. 90; Alton 1926.
SOAPS-fam'ly, 64c per b.; Palm, &C. Ger
man. &c; Cattle &c
GLASS-American Window. sxIO 1925; 1Ox12,
$45D; lGX14. 81 81; 1Ox to PKG, $5. Is; 12xlS
to l2x20, IS. 1896 %.
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
The Force of the Rebels Operating
Against Gen. Blunt.

LEAvENwoRrH, Oct. 2S.-Advices from
Fort Scott to Monday noon say the rebels
under Copper have been reinforced from
Prices army, and threaten the fords be-
tween Blunt and Fort Smith.
Cooper's force is reported 5000 strong,
with eighteen pieces OF artillery. Guam
trell is with him.
Blunt goes to Fort Smith with train,
where he will turn the command of the
Army of the Frontier over to Gen. Nc
Neil, and proceed 10 LeavenwOrth.
Mcneil and Ewing are in the vicinity of
Benton.
Brooks, with 5000 rebels, is marching
on White River, near Huntsville, and has
been joined by Shelby.
Blunt's train is escorted by force Of
infantry, cavalry and artillery, sufficiently
strong to insure its safety, and Blunt will
offer Cooper battle if all Of portunity oc-
ours.
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St. Louis Market, october 81.

Flour was NC ire and tend ng downward. Sales
o. "ba el sDg extra at ID ~ 3 ID br' head
liz and &C eei uiih small ce,'s OF VI cat
ic "a h &c frm' with sale. of /, 30 SACKS
til at ''aSI ~ pr I'm he. 81 "ovcr"n en- ION
tr,c, r 20 "r' bu hel5 OF Com VAS lei TO-DAY at
81 ale ir ushO Sats on hange of -" atks
at "a u" per huslel TO- mix to Oh ice while.
Ms adv nte'. " it'll "A e. of u."h ck- at idLa!Sc,
m sti' at pr uusLel. Farley steady with
~" Oh 3" OK at 81 '!dl 3" fOrcOmnO a., II Int
tp my ard - 3 a 1" lei b;she. for IA iye WIZ
q'''e " III wlfh ales ar IL ~ per bushei. Prime
au wa, "a Ill !" II limit 1t l"1Gi0Ac pr ID.
no II bg a. a ired in prOs-ions. Whisky advauc d,
WIN aies at '6%ah.c prla In Hide Were steady
at ! Ter ID The marker was s,if for I av. with
*aies II 'imcthJ at j 30 rer loo tbI v e under
stand that the r.tes of Goveinm.lt e'ghts have
tech e. ~ hrd ut Iac per 10" lie TO New Orleans
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

SALE OF REAL EsTATE,-Quite lively
business was transacted Wednesday in the real
estate line. A house and lot belonging to the
estate of Benjamin s Terry. and situate on the
corner of Rosabell and Eighth streets. was pur-
chased by j. l. Beaumont for $3.50.
The house and lot owned by Mr.. 8. h.
Randolph, on Dayton's Bluff, was sold for
$500.
VIM. P. Murray, Esq, sold lot on Eighth
street, 5Ox15O for $500 cash, to lady named
Robinson.
Who will say, after seeing these prices that
St. Paul property does not pay to invest IN!
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PORTRAIT OF BISHOP WHIpPLE.-The
portrait I'm Whitney's gallery of the Right
Reverend Henry B. Whipple, Bishop of the
Diocese of Minnesota. is masterpiece of pho
tographic art, in outline and coloring, and is
pronounced by oil who have seen it, life-lke
picture of this distinguished divine. We un-
derstand that Mr.. Whitney will furnish copies
at q reasonable cost. There are, doubtless,
many churchmen in the State who will be glad
to O tain such IN excellent portrait of their
BishOp
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Review of the Now York Grocery
Market,

From the N. 7. Shipping and Com List Get Dist.
SrG.G. ike mot O her cles of merchsn dise
H. tictd in this r. view tn has tt n unusually On
nee "nr last The p'e-ent du Cess forming ,ery
Rcd ctn .st t. Il ct witty of ptembeT and the
earl, pa'' OF t'io' er HOlters however have
shown 1t C Il spo-i t, rel TX 70 mpr ,xtIeme
vi 'ws ard values may lie sai to re unchapued
though at tie O>e as ia u-u in dull ma ket
there was tie so't mig OF p ICES eff ed in q
lille >ier and tad "a no. now he gu, ted over
1870. lie "a es OF raw Z5G hid AID los hbs
Cuba at l"2a zHc o. hh' do SIC in ord cash;
54 Porto hi,O a. &c; IS hhds I'd IS tr, = Dem
arara, &c; % bbl Martinique, &c: 81 do Iamaica
&c; Ga hds New ,lleans, 31alzc; l,G6S foxes
Havana '215ai nc four months; and 10 hhds Me-
lad on terms not made public
Mol $50 II here ha- not be- nufh inquiry since
orr la and The ma ket is dull but holders are firm,
and tn re is no change to ice prices The
aleS inc lie - hhd- Porto leo at G. alec The lower
price Tor 81 ur: IL do Barbados &c: 45n Lids and
6o ii rces' ayed Cub 4>c; 22a hhds ard Is er es
Cuta MuscO ado 05.c: and l,JUG bbls New Or
leans q at C. fur n'hs.
C"rrtE-ih he mar ct h remained firm al the i'm
Ovement 10 lci i'll our lat but mill Yesterday,
he WAS an aim 81 tO'a' ahs ence of DE- mard the
bus ness he in sticted t. the SUPPLY of the more
immed ate wan OF C rs mers. , he TRANSACTIONS
i, cude 4. nu0 bags 10 per traveller. and 900 do
per tavo ite DO h prime cargoe- crop aloat at
a2s4c: 20 Sants, sake; 5 MaracaiDo ;4c: ~ hf
ana or ba'es Mocha Sc: and ZuU bags aqua, "a md
4So Maracabo on re ms We dill not learn he
sock of ,io in IN ecu trv as made up by Messrs.
w scott & on, il 81 81 Lays viz so $50 bags
here, and 800 at t:altim r.
TIA he hnsin' s. on aturdav las was large but
sin thtn owing in pr TT ro the fluctuations in geld.
the mari ct, though s / very firm has become com
p ra vely quiet. he sales of the three DAYS are
s. lSn h chest OOong. l. 0 che Is and <. 600 hf do
>ouchohg the latter the remainder of the cargo Of
the hide iarO ID, 30 hf chefs in bond ,o34 do
green and GSn do in ngi iii ORDER.
hIOr- very dull. but pri Is without particu-
lar change; 80 bags K ngnon sold at 81. a. %
and 100 do, in ton1. at s.! IS cash.
SPiCFB-j he business in tn ar'ineS c in most
Others has fallen OF and the market il quiet again
Sales ITO ca es Mace mostly at 81 kat c; 100 bags
PEI per, csc: 20 imento Pc $50 mats Cassis 4:d
4fc: 70 bales loves 40: and 200 bags Race a.d
African Ginger. 2Sal cash
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SuIcIDE.-We learn from Captain L. B.
Martin. who has just arrived from Davenport
that Samuel Barclay. formerly of the well.
known firm of Wood e. Barclay, of this city.
committed suicide last week at Davenport, by
shooting himself through the head.
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THE REMOVAL OF GENERAL
MEADE DECIDED UPON.

WASHINGTON, October 27-[Special to
World I'VE learr, on the very highest
authority, that the removal of General
Meade has been decided upon. 1t will be
done as soon az the Government can SET
tie upon proper succes sor. Our army is
occupying position somewhat for STRAIT
egy, which it would be improper to men
ton,
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FENA NCIAL,
New |Ork Money Market.
10y TELEGRAPH

tBY TET.EGRATP.1
Ngw York, October IS 1861 I'M
Socka acti,e and bet er; eiling, CT Gold, 45I ;
U. s. Gs Isl coupons, 1nk; 7.;Os, 10,: onc-year
certificates, 991l.
SECOND REPORT,
NEW YoK, October %, ISG3-6rM.
Money stead at Ga! per cent Sterling firmer, but
close dull at 1GOEalG1H. Gold .rreeu'a-, but
frner-openi"g at 45 premium, aud closing firm a,
4dTa47. Government .ocks are Qui and steady
U. $. ts'Sl coupons, HOY; and 7-3Cs, 1O7. Other
stocks are dull.
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Chicago, Saturday, October "a.

The WI ca market advanced fully 1c per bnshel,
with nc'e &c activity upwards Of GOA 100 bushels
havi change h inds at ~. UlGl Us for No :, ring:
S,.U aio+ for No Sp ing; and 9sa.ac for he
jec:ed At the close the demand wac unusually &C.
i've, an the market was very firm at ST. OAK for %.
ad ST. 0Ih for No. Spring in store Winter
wheat is scarce and it is difficult to till orders ut any
J lice.
iiighwines were steady at Sc. and 56hc for lot
III Ter Gen. below proof. AicOh H. 81. lOGl IL.
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The New York correspondent OF the

The New York correspondent OF the
Boston Journal says:
The east bank of the Hudson river has been
the tlvOrite side for handsome residences Be-
TWEEN Jersey City and West Point on the west
side but few residences are found. II has been
q matter of surprise that the pleasant acres
above the Palisades should not be occupied. 1t
is understood that MIR. Thurlow Weed has pur-
chased large tract of Land opposite Fort
Washington. on the Jersey bank Of the Hud-
son. anu intends to make it his home. He will
build splendid residence there.
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six Inchc. Of Sm"xv at st. Louis.

Sr. Louis, Oct. 23.-One of the heaviest
snow storms ever witnessed in St. Louis
prevailed all day yesterday, ending with 8
clear freezing night. The mercury stond
at "a degrees at 9 o'clock this morning,
and has been below the freezing pc mt all
day. The storm extended over q large
portion of Missouri and Illinois Over six
inches of snow fell tere.
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GIGANTIC APPLES. saw yesterday
m apple raised by Mr.. Nathan Fisher, Of White
water Township Winona County, about the
size of good musk melon. Mr.. Fisher, we
have been informed, has raised between 40 and
so bushels of winter apples this year from an
orchard planted by him about six years ago. OF
an average size with the one exhibited TO us.
Who will say after that y innesota cannot
ro;so opplaS
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FIRST Boat OF THE New SEASON
The Milwaukee, of the Prairie du Chen Line,
made her appearance Monday, after an alb
sence of nearly four months from our levee.
Charles Coffin looked as natural as ever,
and the only drawback we experienced on re-
newing our acquaintanceship with him was
that the reunion must, necessarily be brief
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MuIrARY.-Our friend Morrison, who
has been commissioned in the new cavalry
regiment, has already recruited forty men, who
ore to be sworn in to-day very respectable
beginning for very respectable recruiting
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partment 1t is expected the navy yards
will be removed to that place.
General Davidson ard staff from Little
R"k, p SEED through here last hight ell
route Tor St. Lpuis.
Tho steamer Key West, heavily laden
will, government freight, struck snag
twenty five miles above Cape Girardean.
and sunk to her boiler Geek B.at and
cargo Il total loss. M liv. $ lost.
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FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

CAIRO, Oct 27.-A party of Colonel
Streets guerillas made another raid into
Brownsville on the 18th, plundering stores
and committing other Outrages. Three
steamer were sold here yesterday by the
United States Marshal for $4,000.
The marine yard at Mound City is
seized by the Government tor Navy De-
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"A CORE pondent OF the Washingto

Chronicle, in giving an account OF the
fight at B!istow Station, says:
am here compelled to say o word of truth
for the conscrpts Gen. Webb who had
large number in his division. speaks of them in
terms of wonder and admiration. They stood
in their places and fought. No more can be
said of the bravest modern warrior. They did
more. Thev cursed-but it was because they
could not load and fire rs rapidly Us our vete-
rams
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From HArou's BATTALION Captain
Chambljn writes us from Sank Centre, dated
the 18Th instant saying that snow fell on that
date to the depth of four or five inches and the
weather was extremely cold. All the men were
the enjoyment of good health. with the ex-
ception of few slight colds.
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M ch ngn: haze has advanced &c er gallon Gam.
d e e Tu'p II r have DIV NE ~ per gallon
ariwle and nils 1t III he moi d have
advan d 1argey he a,u &C urer III Pr, sbu Oh
Of ION md ii fave advanced the T. prizes of IRON
$lOpert Ill., Il Nuil,:c er Key.
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HArcHs BArrAuoN.-We learn from
letter addressed to Mr.. Edward Hartshorn.
dated at Sank Centre the 18th inst. that bat
TALON had reached that point in good condi-
ton. and would start from there on the day
fJllowing. The train. he writes, is composed
of over three hundred wagons, and is over thre,
miles long.
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DRAFT IN MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Oct. 2S.-The draft ia the
Fifth Congressional District in Michigan
commenced yesterday, and is progressing
quietly.
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REBEL Loss AT CHICKAMAUsA
1900.

New YORK, Oct. % "A correspondent
of the Columbus, Georgia Inquirer gives
the official report of the rebel killed,
wounded and missing at Chickamauga as
II 900
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FIvR-TwENTY LOAN The subscriptions
70 the National Loan, at the office of Thomp-
son Bros, for the past three days, amounted to
&ll 500.
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ZINE SIlEEP.-CharIes Golfer an.

IL nOunces to the wool growers Of his ~lA
State that he has EIGHT HUNDRED E&&
" ElL-BRED kW SAND AMPS. and -Un
de-ires those wishing to urchase to call
and examine. The flock is in prime order ana tney
were all raised in the StIte hey vii sofa Ia lots
to suit purchasers The flock consists of two qnali-
tie. tine and second grade They VII DC on exhi.
hilton this city for week or two En- lrire OF
street. St. Paul. Oct29-d&w
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COMM ERCIAL.
New York Market.
by TELEGRAPH.

10y TELEGRAPH
NEW York, October 2s 1861 M.
FLoCR-I. dull and heavy for common brands. tut
frmer Tor choice
WHEAr-Is dull and heavy ard lc lower, at t.3ed
l. IS for Chicago Spring, and 81 3oal.37 for Mlwau-
kee CLUB.
CoRN-Is unchanged st 81. 05Hel.oG%.
OATs-A1e a C lower at SIC
POhK- 8 firmer.
WnsKy-ls quiet at Gle.
SECOND REPORT.
NEW lorK, October 2S, 1867. N.
FuoUE.-COmn on grades ale dull ard heavy, but
trade brands are scarce ana i'll good demand.
WnEAr-Is 1c lover, but there il rather more
dong.
CoKN-Opened quiet. and closed 1c higher, at
$!-05HGl.IOL.
OArs-l pe.ed heavy, and closed 3a4c lower, at
1SuS.c.
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Thomas J. Clay, youngest son Of Col.
Henry Clay of Bcena Vista fame, died on
the 18th. at Atlanta, of ccngestive fever.
He was Inspector on Bucknerb staff.
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Hionesr Il Democrat
TER MS.
TRI-WEEKLY PIONEER.

TRI-WEEKLY PIONEER.
One copy, by mail payable for amy timcein
advance) at the rate per year Of. ..so.oo
Clubs of five to one address, each ....... 4.5"
Clubs Of ten, to one nd. rcss. each. 40
WEEKLY PIONEER.
On. conv one year. $500
Five or more copies each, one year. ...... 40
Ten or more copies each, one year. 1.6O
Twenty or more copies each. one year,. LOO
All subscriptions payable in advance.
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"A Cincinnati CORE spondent Of the
Chicago Tribune says;

I have the very best authority for saying that
Rusecrans' personal habits and bad conduct as
Chickamauga are base ISLANDERS. published for
the purpose OF terrifying his removal, which
was caused by the personal hostility on the
part OF Washington officials, who are reilly
responsible for the results that are now attrib.
uted to the Commanding General. This will
all be established bY official INQUIRY
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SECESSION. from every name and
kind of Saleratus except the Chemical Salera-
tus. This is the kind to use on every occasion.
For sale by all grocers. 8
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General Orders, No. ..

HEADouARrERs, DISTRICT OF MISNEsorA.)
DEPARTMENT OF THE NORTHWEST, !
Sr. PAUL, MIMI, Oct. "a, 1861
Commanders of Military Posts and Detach-
ments in this District will cause to be transfer
red OF once to Capt. E. B. CARING. A. O. NJ,
oil mules. horses, wagons, and harnesses, not
absolutely needed tor the use of such Posts or
Detachments, and all unseryice,ble public
animals.
BY command of Brig. Gen. SHELLEY.
% 1t r. c. OLIN, A. A.q.
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Hide Market.
REPORTED BY KlssLEE & EIEHL..
Leather Market.

REpOaTED by KlssLER & RIEHL.