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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
AovEnExs OF rIrznUen LEE.

% A Asbel RsSiAent Cut On.
BEDroRn, Pa, July 6.-[spsclsl 10 the New
York Ak~sld. ]-Gen~al Fitzhugh Lcc, win
three brigsdes Of ssvalry--conprising the first
division Of Gen. stu.rt's Cavalry corps-was
at Greencastle at 1 O'Clock to-day. The force
numbers about 5000 men.
A regiment or brigade leit this afternoon, in
the direction Of Mercersburg, and smother por-
tion proceeded toward Hagerstown, where Gen.
Fierce, OF the Twelfth Pennsylvania Cavalry,
Is ready for them.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

REPORTED Death OF GEN. EwELL.
New YoRx, July 7.-Ths Aersld's Baltimore
dispatch reports the death Of Gen. Ewell, on
the morning Of the 9th, At the house Of Sterling
Galt two miles from Tancytown. uq
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

South Mountain Pass In Our Psssessisv.
Information reached her. this morning, that
our troops now hold undisputed posseeslon Of
South Mountain Pass. .r... .I. 10
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
The ENEMY HARRASSED NECESSARILY.
NO REST FOR THE WICKED.
.-. - !F1r--r--- D.
Rebel Wounded Left, In, Our Hands.
GEN. FARNswORTHs BODY RECOv.
Erred.
Leo straining Every Nerve.

HANOVER, July Especial to the Press.-Our
cavalry has not ceased to harrass the enemy's
rear.
The rebels have abandoned their wounded,
who are now mostly In our hands.
We have buried large numbers Of their dead.
General Farnsworth's body was recovered
to-day.
Our scouts report that Lee is strsining every
effort to gain strong position in South Noun,
tain Gap. He Is on the county roads, which
are almost impossible, and his men and anil
mails are reported To be exhausted with grea,
fatigue.
Another battle Is imminent. ''
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
Cavalry Fight Near Merc.r.s ur,

y T1RnV NeHr MercSHsbuf8s
BEDFORD, Pa, July 5.-The battle near Mer-
cersburg, this afternoon, was between the reL-
els under Fitzhugh Lee aud Gen. Piercs's
forces. The firing continued up to 0 O'Clock
tonight. Our forces still maintain their
ground. Pleasanton will be up Tomorrow Ut
the head of the battle 1t Mcrcersburg.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
THE RARPER's FERRY BRIDGE DE.
STROYED.
The Rebels Cannot Retreat Aero,

The Rebels Cannot Retreat Across It.
FREDERICK, July 6.-General McReynolds
sent forward force to-day, 10 discover the en-
emy, towards Asrper's Ferry. The iron bridge
at that place was so far destroyed as to be ilu7
practical for the retreating rebels. 90,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

DRUSKEs SoLpIrR.-J. B. Frost, a soldier,
was arrested BY the guard last night for acting In
very disorderly manner, In trying to break Into
= awomsns house, and when demonstrated with by
her he beat her In . shameful manner. He was
sentenced 10 close eonnaeneut IN the guard house
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

PorND- MASTER AROrSD. We noticed in the
Third Ward tins morning the Corporation officers
capturing all the hegs, geese, sheep, &c. found
running at large. THIS 10 In accordance with
super't Webb's order, which went into effect on
the 2sth Of June. We would advise our citizens
having such to have them brought In st once, or
surfer the consequence.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

fp. m.lThs 18th Army Corrs is on tho
ma,sh, and Is now moving iu hsst, through
Llt.lsstown, toward. williamspot, u cut ID
sas fssrssior ne assss aeas.sl ~. S
TAs leA Wig ~ jrss recslsed tArching
.rd.r.. Ares Of ~-sssuls.ysad 4 ralry v
longing to Gen. Ploasaltpn's command Is in
motion towards Frederic&.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

sMUGsLIsG LIQu0R.-J. W. Welch, q citizen,
was sent to tbs gusrdhouse this morning by Col.
Raker upon the charge Of smuggling liquor across
the ferries In large quantities. This IL not his
frat attempt, but hs viii probably be satisfied that
1t is the last when Col. Bakor will have done with
him.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

The DISEASES OF ERRoR.-(Lss Nalsjiss
d GErreu.)-L John 3. Ogden, N. D., author an1
publisher Of the above work, do hcrsby proHiso
man who will write Tor II, samPic copy fof pssS.
sal. Tbs proper study Of mankind is Mas. THIS
valuable work 10 ssued and seat forth for Tie bsa-
language on al the diseases Of Error, inolGdlnS
seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Indissstao6,
Melancholy, Insanity, Wasting Decay, ImPotsnsy,
scriPtons for their permanent cure, together with
much valuable information: All who favor ne
". wS nnI Sesre sn 70 read ~ woss sns receive sam
Address JOHN b. OGDEN, M. D.,
my l8-am No. 20 Nassau st.. New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
sseok Market Ts-day.

RAhRoAps.-ARRIvAL AND DEPARTrR. OF
raAIss.-rhe advertise nents on our fourth page
inserted BY authority ofthe railroad companies
severAlly named, are ofacially corrected when
changes are made, hence can be relied upon cor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

To ApvERTisKls.-We call the attsntiou Of
business men to tbs classtAsation Of advertise
ments. We intend to keep . business eye to this
matter for the benefit OF our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

LIVERY sTABLEs.-In the Common Council,
last evening, 3 br vas reported by Mr. Garfield
from the Comr i,t n Foice, to regulate and IL
c.nse livery stabl IA this 10 subject In which
the mai rity ofo ItiIens are interested--thosc
who are ei gagged in the business, and il.ose who
reside in the nsighberhood Of livery stables-we
give below synopsis OF the bill.
The bill provides that 1t shall not be lawful to
erect livery stable within fifteen feet Of the build.
ing line OF any street or avenue, nor within nfty
feet Of any dwelling house fronling on any street
or avenue.
Ample provision is to be made within the prem.
ises OF livery stables for the accommodation Of all
the horses, carriages, wagons, or CARTS which may
lie used In the course Of business.
It Is made the duty Of the proprietors OF livery
stables TO have the entire sidewalk In front of their
lots paved with bricks on edge.
No person will be allowed 10 clean or feed horses
upon the sidewalks, streets or svonue in front OF
near livery stable, no NTH shall be allowed to
accumulate or remain On the sidewalk; no car.
1sges, &C., will be allowed to remain on the side.
walks long than may be actually necessary 10
remove them into OIL from the stable, nor will the
rsrriages be allowed to be cleaned on the pave.
nlsnt The bill further repeals all acts inconsist.
.Dt with this act.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
Naval Orders To-day.

Naval Orders To-day.
Assistant Paysnsster Al. Pritchard has been
ordered to the gun.oat Itasca, at New Orleans.
Assistant Paymaster Thomas J. Caswell has
been detached from the sspgsmon, and wait
ing orders. .u.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

EDITOR OF RercBLfcAN4HDsar Ssr VIII
your permission, wish 70 say to the rsaderp of
your paper that will send BY rssurn nsN 10 al
who wish 1t (free) q Recipe, with full directtoss
for making and usioG 5 simpie Vegetable HsiS,
Blotches Tan, lreckles, and ali Inpufttisc 81 IL
beautiful. - Il 80 =,
IwiII also mail free to those having nald HsaAs
or Bare Faces simple directions and inloeulatio0
Luxuriant Hair, Whiskets, OF Moustaohe, In lea0
thsn % days. All applications answered BY return
mall without charge. :
Respectfully yours, 5000. a.. 10
je27-3md No. 6ai Broadway, New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
Ap 8-dSw
MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY GOODS.
WALL. STEPHENS L CO.,

31S PESNsyLvANIA AvENuE,
Ofer the largest assortment In this city, embrao-
ins all qualities used by officers In the Army and
Navy, such as =
swords, sashss, Helts, shoulder-straps, Hats,
uniform clothing, with which we can furnish ON.
ssrs eomplste outnta in few moments.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
3A2 Pennsylvapts Avenue,
apr N-tni (Intsl, star, 4 Chron.l
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

QUACKsRr.--I earnestly caution young men
suffering from Nervou. debility, 40, against en-
dAngering their health by patronizing any OF the
methods used BY the advertiser, and BY hundrs d
Of others, and In other way. Read lettsr whioh
vslope bearing your address. Direct to u
EDWARD II. TRAVER,
Ap 8-dSw6m Lock Box, Boston, Macs. !
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

1hPoIrASr TO FAaaALn.-Dn. CnnSsnsAHA
PiLA.-.Ths eombinstisa Of i,grsaAsas -
hess Fills are the result Of losg asA szts.savs
praoties. They aft' niId II thss epasaAAsA -
certain in correcting ~ isseRllAs1lD, Ss1alA
Msnstrustions, rsnoving ~ obsoEus11sas, vAsnR
non cold o. othssviss, hss1ssAs, pala u ~ -
palpltatasn Of ne hsast, whitsA a R9vsnAApe
tons, hystsfis, fas,gss, paaA u ~ bsak -
limbs, ~, Aiaaafhsa NssI, VIVA assasshsi i.s9.
Fuptions ef nAtarsI - - rs1 t'' '''.fl' ~
DR. cH41axl9Asps prIS - ,3l,
was the senAsnAessaA = 8 ssv Gs h - hssAl
meat Of tAdss irrsoaAasitsss aaA otsauGanp
wh,sh Asvs coasigss1 - many - . sahiaafs&S
esAvE No female can enjoy seed AsaaiA uasaa
sne ID regular, and whenever IN obstSusGiaa 49,
place the general health bsgiss 10 dosaa.p, aS -
r DIR. CHEEsIMAN's fiLLa :, POI
are the most eheotual remedy svss known r. ~
complaints peculiar to JsssaiSs TO ~ aassee 80
are Invaluable, sndsstaS, VIA evastasy, esSaAisS
rsgsIsriv. Thsy ass kaown 70 tAouSasds, w
have used them at ditsrsat psriods, throSsAaai
the country, having the sanction Of sens ofsAo
most smis1at PAss<sisss h Ansrtes. ~ s+T'N-
Erpiic'i dlreatons, stasins ,ohsa Asy sAesas ~ n
ssst, witt. each box-tAe Price Oas Dousy ~ ~,
containing from 30 TO % Pills. - n -:
Pills ssm BY nsti, yvsmpt'v, BY RENTING 10 shs
Proprietor. Sold BY Druggists gsnerally. -
r. B. HUTCHINGs, PropristS.r
r..- 20 C&~lar strsst, New Yogh.
Sold BY 0. s.tALvERT FORD, %
.... Cor. Pa. ave. and llth st., / .
Ja ls-eod6m Washingtop.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

FOUND DEsrIrUrE.--F. witznoski, a dis
charged soldier from the Second United states
cavalry, was picked up on the street last night,
BY Policeman oHara, In . very destitute condi.
ton. lie was taken to the station-house, and
had him convsytd to Campbell hospital
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

METROPOLITAN POLICE REPoRTs.-Precisct
No 2-Thswas Patterson, lighting, fined ~; Ed.
wEd Edenburg drunk, fined ~, Charles Gault,
drSnk, fined 2j Pat. Ragan, keeping dog without
lietnse, nnei 6sc.j Matthew Hsserty, disorderly,
hnsd ~, W. X. House, disorderly, fined "a.
l'sei"ei No. &C. Duff, disorteriy, fined %; A.
Powers, petty larceny, dismissed: r. A. Williams,
do, do; c. McAnney, DO. do; Mag sullivan, disor.
deity, workhouse, John Duke, do, do, Mary
siilops, drunk, do; Mary II. mas, do do; Hester
Chase do, do; Albert Pugh, do, do.
Preciaes No. A. fincgan, assault and battery,
bal for court. y Bean, assault and battery; bail
for court. Jas. Muntr, assault and battery; hsed
81 Mary Hamiin, assault and battery; ball for
court. H ..
l'earei No. o.--fay. C. Robinson, suspietous
character; dismissed. Jane Willis, assault and
battery: security for peace. John Walsh, resisting
oncer; security for peace. John Ritter, disorder
| ly thsracteri fined o.. =. la
fyseinef No. s.-Huyh McMahan, selling liquor
on Sunday; fined sao.6s. William Lassel, seiiing
liqtor on Sundays lined slo,6s by Justice Ferguson
| Precfnd No. III. G. Walsh, assault and battery,
jail for court John Conner, deserter, to military
!. Weigman, selling segars on sunday; disaissed.
G. Lontz and John Getnser, drunk and disorderiy;
to military, Jim Thompson and John Gordon, do;
hued sass esch. ,. Robinson, mania potu; dis.
missed. Ida Baltic, disorderi,; do. VIM. Monroe
! ~.
Harrison and Pete FaIy, fghtingj do.
| Precinct No. s.-P. Coleman, tast driving; dis
missed. p Curlan, J. Carr, G. Stevens, sailors
disorderlyi gent n navy. yard. J. MeKeniy, do;
sent to barracks .. Messher, sailor, fast dfivingj
sent to navy yard. Mary Garner, drunk and dis
ordely; workhouse. ,. Jones, deserter, sent to
his camp. r.. o.. = ,.a-...,' '" -. ''
Precinct No. ioJ. n. Yates, NJ. Melse, disorderly,
fnsd - each. Rebecea Cant, Lizzie Gibbs, Mary
Donnelly. dol fined 81 each. W. N. smith, do; to
military. r. 7. Brown, do; fined Is. Rsamoud
Barrett, do.i noed ss-workhouse, s. W. Riley,
fast driving; fined g. Frances Chri,tmas, Lizzie
Rainer, suspicion; Samuel Wallis, throwing stones
dismissed Ellen smith, drunk; fined q. James
Grammar, do; fined o.. Thomas Campbell, ssleep
In street; fined s2-workhouse.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-John Myers was con,
victed ol assault and battery.
| Walker Lightfoot, found guilty OF petit larceny
Martin snyder, convicted Of grand larceny, bu,
recomn. "ndcd to the mercy Of the court
Maria Kaufman and GeofgiAna w. Miller, In
dicted on n charge Of keeping bswdy house, gave
recoGhizGncc jointly md severaily In the sum Of
$500 to appear at court from day to day
John G. Walsh and Geo. Pfeiisr, charged with
assault and battery, gave, Jointly and severaily
recognizance Ia the sum Of 800 to appear lou
day to day. 30
DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following DEATH
have been reported up to this morning at the ofic
of Capt. Hartz; J
WIN. II Billmeyer, 18th Pa. vol John l.. Mccoy
sth Pa. cav; John II, Harnctt, 9Th Mich. cav; Al
fred Laupaugh, Ith N. Y. art
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

ACCUSED OF RoBBRRr.-C. A. Hogan, q sol.
der, who was discharged at Poolesville, was ar.
rested last night by the Thirty-ninth patrol,
charged with the robbery OF 4 oomrade, He is now
held In the CentrAl '0usidhouse to answer The
charge.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
SPECIAL NOT1(:RS.

TIE NAr1ssiAa' um1u Lassus w11t xptp
pubic nsstinss svsU fuxnAy ekSnpmso,
In their Hall, A0 Allaah sfssst. TAsss wln -
spsssAss, Nasisaai ssses, y. Thsyes1seSebas
open svsry sve.iNg. -, 6fS$w
Janos A. St8wi, xsa- b dsiy ss1sssssAaaA
aeeeeiieea - q, AopAA - palla1tas1sounGeetub
suiptsoas ~ se.tzibutions N suppsst 9'1a Ne.
tioaal Union Lsagus Reading Aeoa. 81
TRro, =, aroEe1. 6ee't, al.VI
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-Last night, 5etwoen 7
and o'clock, msn by the name OF Charles Davis,
residing on Twenty-irst street, near the canal,
whilo In the act OF handling pistol eareiessiy
discharged 1t, shatterius his hand In . dreadful
manner. DR.. Joyce was called, and crossed the
wound In skillful manner, AID the wounded man
is now doing well.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

SEE FIRST PACE of to-day's RxPpsLicAs for
interesting news matter sAd miscellaneous para
sraphs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
Tnro. ,. sronss, 10y.

To Consm,!I,...Ihs sdys'.!e. eat4.s
simple remedy, afsss having suosssA sWssalJsan
with ssvsrs lunG H1ss11ns, ~ tAAs dysaA
disease, soasumptioa, - aA1iess ~ uake knawn
10 his lsllov1uGssss - 1oA1s . ss 4 ,i,s.d &
To all who dssirs II hs ~ ~ 9, sspg of tAs
prssoriptisa used (fss Il AaUsAsWsiA tSsSass-
tiens for prspasans aad usin6 tAs ssglx .NhasA
they will ahd sbpe cut4 ipt tn1f slos,
AsrHhA, 1aoncnyfh ~, ~ saS 49, q ~
advertiser In ssaAiae ~ uss.a1p1lsAsi - - ~.
sonesivss 70 b isvsiudsss; aad y As,ss i1ey
sufferer win Try his remedy, - II viii cost No.
nothing, and nsy provs blssaingrrs ''oidr abi'
...f.... nev. EDWAAD'A WlLoOss, - -
Winiamsbngh, kings county, Nsv Nosh,
Hy l6-1m ,..T O.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
} Z KIks SKI d d D les
Rsssi Cavalry Locking fer . nsis I
Escape ThrsaEh. u-sr.
Tr Especial q the Prssil I.

BLOODY Run, July 8.-Jenkins has made of
with his rebel cavalry. -,. ...c,.,4
A portion of the rebel cavalry, under Lee, is
reconnoitering the Potomac for a ford.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
nlrIa

Al o .. IN, Friday, july Z lsoA WasLIn Insrou
second son Of b. q and Mary J. H0V0n. a1nd
months and 10 days. ssILahd.-lf 80
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07
WASHINGTON, d. @.
uOTlCH.

This PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAN
RIERs TO sUBsCRInERS IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
OHTH.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

SOMEBODY BADLY SoLD.--Ths "Murdsr" IN
the Second Ward."-ons Of our morning eotsmpo-
rariss had An Account Of . terrible murder CON.
mitted last night on Fourteenth street, but de-
elined giving full particulars until the matter had
been Investigated. Circumstances brought to
light this morning convinee Us that our friend Of
the Chronicle was bsdly hoaxed. It seems, from
the statement Of Policeman Healy, that on his
way home last night he met two contrabands, one
Of them bearing shovel. He Questioned them %
to their working so late. They replied that they
had been engaged BY some soldiers to dig grave.
He thea asked them II they had seen the body.
They said they had not, but the soldiers were
there to show them where to dig, and that they
were to be paid as soon as they finished the job.
He allowed them 10 pass, and forthwith started
after the Provost Guard, who were taken ION
double qufek) to the back yard Of house on -Four
teenth street, where they found the grave dug and
some soldiers laying in a quantity Of straw. They
were arrested, and one nusket with large amount
Of whisky wAs found with them, but no dead man.
They together with the negross, wsss conveyed 10
the Guardhouss, and this morning, on the trial, II
was found to be drken Jrolc instead Of territi.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following deaths
have been reported up to this morning at the ONCE
of Capt. Hartz; !
WIN. II Mllmeyer, 18th Pa vol; Jbhn l.. Mccoy,
9Th Pa. cav, John II, Harnctt, 9Th Mich. cav; Al.
fred Lnupaugh, 1th N. Y. art,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

The President appointed Mr.. Ellis, ~ the COM
mittes, on the part Of the Council to act In con-
Junction with the Mayor and one member Of the
Board Of Aldermen, to superintend the building Of
the addition 70 the Csntrs market house.
On motion Of Mr.. II. c. Wilson, the Board sd-
journed. ....
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-07

Ths Prssidsat isiA bssors the beard soanuni.
cation fssn ths surveyor, stating that 10 grsds
and gravel Massaehusetts avsnus, bstwssa ThiE-
,ssnth and Fourteenth streets west, would rs-
laArs es.i7& AsSefrsd 70 the conoitsss on I'm.
pssvsnsnts. a4,g aiA aNs" y"
Also, . ecanuaioatien from the surveyor,
statng that 70 ssaAs sad gravel Third strsst sast
from L street aortA 10 street, would require
sa,7lo. Referred to the Committee on Improve
ments. -s - t-E- r..
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-28
Hans in a Fix.

Ven I lays myself down in my lonely ped room
Uut dries vor to sleep very souudt,
Dc treams, oh how into my het tey will gone
Till wish was unter the groundt.
Sometimes ven I eats Won pig supper, treams
Tat my schtomak is fit full of shtones,
Unit out in my mine shleep, like ter tuyvel, I
scircemS
INT kick Off ter ped CLOSE unit groans!
Den derc ash lay. mid der ped clothes all off,
| kits mincsclf all ofcr vrosc.
In te morning wakes nit der hetache unit cough
INT I'm Kick vroln mine het to mine does.
o vat shall pc tun for q boor man like me
Vat for do l lit such life?
Some say dere's a cure vor trouples Of me-
DiHks III dry it, unit kit me vone wife.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-28

SrRAGGL1Se IxD1Ass.-Naj. G. 3. Read,
Of Reads Landing, and Sheriff Lutz, d
Wadashaw county, brought to Fort Smelling,
yesterday, some twenty live Sioux and Win.
.nebgo Indians, mostly Siouxs, however,
whom they found prowling around Waba-
shaw. For the safety Of the Indians them
selves, it is . good deal better they should
be under strict surveillance at the Fort
Press. -5. -. =, - III. =. @s@
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-28

The Government has been more fortunate
than usual in such cases, by recovering
good share Of the money gambied away by
paymas,er Cook. The affair has been we'll
managed by Major Mcdowell and two or
three others acting in behalf Of the Govern
ment. The gamblers At Cincinnati have
refunded the sum Of $50, 500, which, with
the sum Of S7216o before recovered makes
Sl25, ,7G9. 1t IS expected 5000 moro will
he recovered. This will leave deficit Of
about 10000. 1t is believed that Cook has
secreted funds, which, II found, will consid-
erably reduce this amount.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-28
SeleGted 8petru.


W hat True Hearts do Tor those they Love-
:.
saw her at his grave, -.s:t
stood and watched her there, i
Frnging the humble hiilock with
The fowrets ofthe year,
And steop to kiss the cold, cold clay, II
Then homeward, weeping, wend her way
saw her at her home,
When numerous suitors came,
Each striving to prevail on her
Once more TO change her name.
heard the answer which she gave;
"My love lies in my husbands grave"
When forty years had fed o.. ..
!: saw that form again;
How brief the period that she .
Could i'll this world remain; -s.
But long enough she lived to prove T
What true hearts 10 for those they love.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-28

SoEaHUM Ottawa Free Trals- says
that there are about twenty sorghum mills
in LaSalle county, and that they have man
ufactmed full 10000 gallons during the
present rear. This IS mo.s than the county
can consume, and will leaye . handsom n,ar.
gin 6r export. s..i
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-28

The PsEsIDEsT 4 TAx PAYEK-Prssi-
dent Lincoln, although specially exemptsd
By law from having his sal.ry taxed. u1dsr
he revenos act, haS ordered ths sams d.
|dncsion 70 b Dade = i ths TAR wsss II.
posed. b this voluntary aet ths PrssSdsni
|pays : II q $122o Per ysar OF g II =
IsaIasy.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-28
S'E'!a'a'E; ETi'E3.iGS.

DEATH OF INDIAN Prisoners. Two Of the
Sioux prisoners, confined in the quarters at
this place, died yesterday, and one to-day.
Several more are sick and not expected to
recover. The disease so fata. among them
us consurnp ption, which will obviate the furth-
Ter 1se Of the galows, unless the President
soon decide upon policy. They were in
tered in the grave prepared for the memo
rable "thirty- eight .'-Man1ato Recoid.
HoLE-1S-THE-DAy.-I 1855 or '56 the
Legislature of Minnesota, b; special act,
conferred the rights and privileges of citizen
ship upon Ho'c-in the. Day, a Chippewa
Chief. Since then II. Day, Esq" has
been dabblng more or less in Minnesota
politics. Our people have about come to
the conclusion to discard moccasin influence.
and we suggest that the present Legislature
strike from our statute books The above act.
IL u'uto R4coiL.
| CONTRACTORS will notice that the Winona
and St. Peter Railroad Company is in want
of a large number Of ties, for which they
propose to pay cash on delivery T;nona
| Republican.
| A COOP Tu1SG.-The soldiers on the
frontier are making good thing trapping
this winter. One Of the soldiers brought in
over three hundred mink skins, which he
had trapped: and for which he obtained an
average Of three dollars each skin. Some
of the soldiers who have been on furlou-h.
have taken out as many as twenty traps to a
man. We hope they may all have good
success-I Paul Pioneer.
The Sioux AND W1SNEBAGoEs TO BE
REMovED.-Col. Pratt o: St. Peter has been
busiIy engaged for the last two weeks pro-
curing signatures to petition to be pre-
sented to Congress praying for the removal
o! the Sioux aud Winnebago Indians. The
) |petition asks that the Sioux be located on
the Boston Common, and the Winneoagoes
i'll the various parks in Philadelphia. He
has already received the signatures of over
three thousand prominent citizens in the
State. The petition has been forwarded to
| Hon. II. II. Rice.-St. Paul Pioneer.
Z EsouIMAUx DoGs.-Norman Kit,son, Of
Pembina, forwarded, some time since, two
} large Esquimaux dogs, to the Earl Of Dun
more, who is spending the winter in Canada
The dogs were taken from this city on Sat
urday night by Burbank's Express, and will
/ so direct to Montreal, were his Lordsbir
D expects to use them in drawing sledge 0,
some other vehicle suitable for running or
ice or snow. The dogs were perfectly
trained and weighed each It's pounds
i. st. Raul Pioneer. -.
| The SALE OF Fort SNELLryG.-Youl
: readers will remember the sale, by Secretary
Floyd, in June, 1857, of Fort Smelling, TO-
gesher with 5000 acres Of land, to franklin
Steele (and others, whose names do not ap
pear) for $50. COO The sale was a private
lone, no public notice whatever being given
The terms were one-third cash, one thirt
lin one year, and the balance in two years
These payments, as We are assured by !.
prominent citizen Of Mime eta, hare neye
Ebeen made but EssHksin IL in Possession
= land has been in possession sinca be purcisas
!. ed the property. the Government being hi
tenant. and being charged rent. As IS believed
at rate which will iesTe Il ii 5ebs Id S,eeI