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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-22
j. c. BURBANK g. CO., Proprietors
ST. Paul, April %, 1868.
ZOO KEGS OF NAILS & SPIKES

SO0 KEGS OF NAILS & SPIKES
OVV 25O boxes assorted Window Glass
10 gross pit TANKS 5 casks Prunes
3 casks Currants cases Nutmegs
100 mats Cassa so cans Mustard
Is bags Whole Pepper and Pimento
cans English and French Mustard
80 bbls Vinegar 10 cases Salad Oil
100 boxes Rabbits Pure Saeratus
10 boxes s. C.. Soda
SO coils assorted Manila Cordage
100 dozen Bed Cords
Is boxes Vermceli and Maccaroni
bbls Sage and TapiOca so boxes Starch
100 dozen and Hoped Pals
so dozen assorted Tubs and Keelers
so gross Playing Cards
800 boxes G. D. Caps-and Ely's and Coke's
water
1000 lbs Bar Lead 1000 sacks shot
j. G. & H. G. BURBANK & CO.,
Lower Invep
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Doors AND SHOES.-F. Gotzian.

ID tSchurmeier's Block, Jackson streetl, has just
returned from the East where he has purchased a
large and varied stock of Boots and Shoes from the
manufacturers. Country merchants will find it to
their advantage to call on him before going to Mil
waukee or Chicago, as he pledges himself to sell
goods as cheap or cheaper than they can be pur-
hased at those places ap11-d1tw6m
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THE Confessions and Experience
N " A L d.

Published for the benefit and as a warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN,
who suffer from Spermatorrhea, Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay &C., supplying, at the same time,
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE. By one who has
cured himself after being put to great expense and
injury through medical humbnQ and onarl<Arv.
copies may be had OF the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ESQ,
dec19. d&w ....n Bedford, Kings Co., N Y.
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BURBANK'S COLUMN
1868. SUMMER 1868.
A r r A n CT E. M E n T.
Minnesota Stage Company
Northwestern Express
THE UNITED STATES MAIL.

The Roads are well stocked with first class horses,
Concord Coaches with careful and experienced Driv-
ers, all under the control of competent Agents
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For Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
Bugs, Moths in Furs, WOOllens, &c.
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animrls, &c.
Putup in 25c SOC. and 81 OOBoxes Bottles and Flaks
So aCd s. sizes for HOTELS PUEBLO INSTITUTIONS &c.
"Only infallble remedy known"
Free from rOisons
''NOt dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats come out of their holes to die"
cE-Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
cE-SOld by all DRtGGIsTs and RETA everywhere
c7<- ~ BEwATE ~" of all worthless limitations.
cFy-See that "COstars name is ON each Box, Bottle
and Flask before you buy.
eE-Address HENRY II. COSTAR,
czz-PRINoIPAI. DEPOT 1872 BROADWAY, N Y
ap3O- d&wGm DAY IL jerks,
Wholesale and Retail Agents, St. Paul. Mimi
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CT. PAUL TANNING MILL FAC
- TORY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.-J H.
Mannys Patent the best in use for separating oats
and foul seed from wheat Call and examine the
MILL at the corner of Fourth and Minnesota streets
mar29-d&W2m F. H. LEYDE,
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GOODWIN WATER WHEEL

Plans and estimates furnished on application.
ap22-6m-daw EDWARD p. ALLIS & CO.
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ADDRESSES OF DAVIS AND LEE
TO THE REBEL ARMY.

New YORK, May 15.-The following adj
dress has been issued by Gen. Lee to the
army under his command:
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ybe s,i.conieus in North Cnro'inn ~ '"'
Rebel Government.

The following is from TIC R0'''57 o''7' ''H'''''
u S-cessiCn paper; Al, ,o,,,.o, ,h.
I'VE fear that the same conflict between ."i
s,.,. .n,no,i,,., aud The Confederate OoveTnlheh.
the las. egsla.ure IL to be renewed Inc unvsl""
has assumed the position OF an n'oweu ~, in nd
the supremacy OF tue STATE Juusen, "Hu nf the
Confede,a,s Goysrnment We have observed WIN
yrst IA T, cent order Of the Governor, BY wac, "o
ooomads ,b. ofcers Of the State TO resIH by force
tue arrest OF Any per4on claimed ss eon.cr'' wuo
has been dlscharled by tue decision VI
Judge. We look with alarm upon these "nse't,eu
and conflicting claims. ILo only honest eouIre 10,
!. State OF The Cvniederncy Is 10 give hef ali
70 the contest now raging, or TO quis 'he h.'u .
once There can be no divided service com.Nioi'
either With honor Or saiaty."
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Travc.crs' e:uis.c.

10 Albany. by liuds,n BiyrInR. pi Warren
70, 20 nd % - AID a p 30. sunday. 5:.2 p. IN
IoAltany by ilalgm ER 2t,h-it. arl i'h-,s 100 IA
40 Boston. hy Newell udou i've Per ~
II, it9uiug on lire, Tier ~. ". r.. ann Fall
RitsT iir iirr >. y L.. dsiS SnLdayser
copied. sp m.
] leo Boston, by kow-liayen RI. va Sp1n;
hrd 2.ta..t nud +-tv.........g M anl q aud o.
To io-tor, ry Nr~-ii.Nen RR, 2i'h-st md
4tl-,,. via shore lime. ~ aud Sunday, p
10 ruta b. Ere Rk foot Of Chamber.
aud 10 and
To Priadeii h by NeN Jersey Vsiiroed. foot
Of Courilaid 81 TO- am a. 2. mp no. Sunday :.
TO Philadelphia. b. Camden rid AmJvy
Eaifcsd Pier % y. H.. foot pf bafc.ay-st. 9 D.
To W Washington, by ow-Irfst KE.1. lns
and - IA ~ p foot Of Court IT.. Sunday :!
4 10 the Wet. by Central Railfoai OF N-s-
Jrsey. f,ot OF Count. auds- aud .. m.
1. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pm
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EEz EsTR-HIz-M
DE-: ID.


HAtsEY-On Wednesday morning June TO- Julia r. Ha'.
TIE relatives and friends .h- f,uy those finer broth.
's John, " itm sui Chtl-- U.,cy, frpectiu ~ H.
yed to attend her funeral on Friday acruoeu y O'clock
from H." fei-b Of her sister Mr, Au4s W. Ho,vnDsuU
thtton'N. Brooklyn, d house s0u'h Of Ayrtie-av
IIABEIS-ln Morrisown Bur r..on CO.. n J.. MondSy
'nnr =. Ed"afd Hams. la me 6'h yrAt Of his s.c.
III. = snd those n. family invited g. attend ~
!nncIal on Friday juno Il! at O'clock without further
notice
Tac'd,y, Juno O. Mu. Rachel Luilam, rrlics
The rl.,ves friend. invited TO attend the funeral
huf.d'y' Jin. H. At o'elocs from Ter o re'iisuce.
LANEOn Tuesday. Juuo Samuel Adams Lsne OF Jo-
sish l. i'Sn~, agrd "a y--f. snd NOUNS
the fuoea from h, rr,idrtc- NO. - Cs,fine street.
on 4"1i'd-y Jute a., - : O'cio,A-
BAR 'TOS-on Tus.sy evening Juno o. Heater Ms-,;on,
widow Of Robert + MAJ on aged 8 years
ih- relative, al! irnd, O. tie family invited to steud
her ianei, isoil Ito :rncr Of her ,ou-iLaw Gabriel
Van Coit No 2i3 W,. Thrty....oud street Oh Thursday
afternoon at o'el.cs. without luther Iay.tstion.
SOBLE-ln fss-E E,.ex County ~ / on Fdday Juns 5,
Esn.om hopir. aged IS Yeas.
oWEN-on Tuc,iay -raing, Juns . II'ur n, wife ei
reward j. D~"n. rn1 dsu.lt-r o. ,hss j. uil ESD. -
Rochester, : Y r. the % n yetr .; hcr az,
Tue fena' o. tie 'iiy "ilout 'tte' initiation ere IA
r'sd to sii'Td her fluo- go Iboi,dry I'm mot a.
oci'ci ' iom her late residence y, ~ lfTins place
POSD-lu btooGys 1u,GA,, Jun-g Mr.. Ele,uor A. 20 D.
yous''i danEaf OF As LiJan O'sfindsT ssed 40 Jsaf
month. aro p d.v.
Tho r..''.. a"d trend. repeatedly invited 10 'eal
the ilntl ~ she house & nsT aeHls. ~. 70, I!-,yuN'
between Wuolshby snd golvar.. brooklyn, ON Ihufl-
dsy Junr IA u O'oloas D. Ia.
sACKETI-N Iui-a o. Tar.Gsv. Juls O. mary Louisa.
"a litter Of Du-Tus.y and Gertrude stcso aged -
iuo. 10 ard i,y,
Tho f-a,i,. : tess. y the family SIC invited to attend
TIC fucf mo- "a" res1-ucr VI be- srshdsihsf. Nf N"b-f
Frr4s u-'.' % ff.a-ana s-uty hnh .ti.-t, between
,ouf.l so4 u avruau. til. d. CThsr,isy Julr H. u,
soc ocE p tu. lsr frmaia. viii b. f~l'"E's on 'ndSy
o. Afui-uiA HuttLsls tou.tJ. foE intrIu4. ut 49,
SCNIEFlLLf-A' Camel fu.u-In tonntY. on W-fu-.-
c,y, June TO- Archibald somcfys Ia sc yth ycAf VI hi'
III, -nis sn1 'hoe % OIL. e. Se'h Van Dnrcf 're
IusHs! arsfI 'ts fslefal II s.. f-uls hufc1 f'
Cn~sfrF. Ff.as w4'uin'. Tho l-'h last At 10 Fcfe'
Car iwu.iy-,r-r Tor .llans bfidso a. %
o.. ~tete raftiss,. Ill De- wslttg
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MARRIED..

EERlFN-LAGRIiON-On Trrsday JErs o. at Bu-dctt
" L.. by tn. Rev. D. ). Howe beldrn Bergen OF Far
mef. ~ y, to DiI. Emy n. LGfison 0! the former psce
No cards
BROWN-PROWSF-in Montreal on we ina-iay, June ,,
Samuel L. drown VI iewiOrs. TO Annie Sbsi,s daughter
81 oeofg' + Pfow--. T. q. OF the rmSr cry.
ENCOURAGEMENT R-On WedBe,iay, June 10
1905, by the REV. G. d. Vs. Bfidsinln thc o.
tie nrd.', mother. Mr. Charles ". MGsiOneau Of Red
HOOK " Il to Mss Lottis ). Weaver of Albany, n L.
n card..
POMEkof-GRAY-On sunday, June :. by the Re-. Mr
Curry George l.. PCueroy Miss Eannon Ida Cray, all
81 mi. city.
DERHlLI.-A.S clrsls, We,tches,er Coun-
y,N y 9TH mouth. 10Th by Friends ceremony. f@Pr j.
Tnolne OF Ne~-lots City to hary AnGah Underhi, OF
the io.g place
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- Nsw.fOkS. JuBe |, 1853.
a., NdSafy.-PFovOsTa' AksnAL GESkaAIr OpPica,
"MhsGroS, ID C.. Nay y 1863 All men who d,sire to
JON any particular r-ghi;nt Of cavalry IN the field are
hereoy shoIikco 10 present. hea.-ko5 any time duns
the nsNt thirty days 70 the Board in ts- re-
spectYs Districts The Board viii examine them snd de-
upon 'hlf it1sss for the eivcs. and Il
potaon uckcts 70 Oh, General rendezvous the Head
9iasls Of tAe a A. -Nar'hsi General of Seis.
As sron they present Themselves a. hi. General Ren...
YOU, they shall be duly tered by murriry and dis
bursiug officer, aud paid bim ths bounty allowed by .
JAMES Z FRY Proves -siar.n, Il General
Fe'ons deif.- TO sLi's vii. psr.ea, thsusy .Iaoss
HesdqusIior. without G..ly JAMES W fABH
NEpts.n ana rfOvOs-Narshal klta JongIessiOnal Dist
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Malls Close nj the Pos,.oUcc.

For Great Britain sod th- Continent, BY steamer
Edinba'sa, Saturday, Jnoe l3................ lCi IN
For Europe, by II eiInsr Jura via Ontbe, Thurs
dsy. June r. m
For Hamburg aud the German -tstos by steamer
Hammola Saturday, Jun. I5................ 100 a. m
For New-Ofesas, by ste iuer Columbia, Thurs
day June p. H.
For South fscihc aud Contral A'Uencs, By steam
Moth Star q ufday Jun. l3................ 10Y
For Cs iiornla. &c. daily lSandays elcepeiD
ovrrla d va ~. Joseph - and y p.
Ncrh-Alhay But aud Canadas. IN and q ..
orb and Wet Way Mail NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a
Western Mai via tfis Railroads. .....5 md II ..
Southern aud SOu-n estefn Mai.S ~ end 10.
Eastern Mali. ..............3 a. IL. ". aud Il
New bcduId Ero poi. aud al RisrT............
III. Long Island Mail closes n. = n aud ., D.
suAGs- Malls ga ,unjus al mails close at ID -
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EHor yEWEEnN, \. &.
Ca,,.re, Rebel Gi,cfr- 10 b- Pat in Close
(onGnemeni-thargcs against our Con-
suI IA Monterey -r"'css. al s'"' WI"
in Roisins Coloreh Troops -Pniriosi'n'
Of Coiorcd wolnoI.-liine.- OF Mrs. fos-

cour.pond,Dee OF The Associated rIs'.
AavBsp.,. n. C.. June :. 1861
Gen. Foster la. received iustractions fiom Wash
inoon 10 place IL close confinement all Rebel o.err'
captured ~ nm.
A cit,zru OF Nsw Jersey whose brother commands
a regiment in this department, has arrived here
from Monterey, Mexico, with petition si.ued by
AL ,h. American ciiz NJ there protecting against
the apuoipimeDt OF Mr. Kinney, our Consul at thai
mint. who is charged ia the petition with having
voted ia Texas Tor ,cce SION, and WHO, with his
busipess rar,nor, Mr.. Lyon has been, AMI IA, fur
nishing tho enemy, VIA Matilhofa'' Wa" iA'HehS'
amount, Of supplies
Om Consul al Vera Cruz, Southern man, Is ago
Giving he enemy all bin sy'nra'hies'
Gen. Wide enterprise Of raising hi African brig
sde il daily becoming POI ar with all Glasses
II I'm, Dsparlment. HIS ttoops make Tue apIesr-
anre and challenge tie admiration Of all who nave
uitpes.eG their rapid advance III discipline ana eh-
cheney. This brigade will be organized and con-
Quoted on the principle Of strict temperance.
The 1itl Massachufe,l. regiment, whose time has
expired. have been relieved 10y the l2th NeW-i DIX
cavalry. and have Jeff for Boston, accompanied ny
m. hearty good wishe, Of tie whole Department.
wlers ,hey have 50 well discharged their duty.
The eolored women here are forming societies and
,sceivinr funds TO assist Gen. Wild IN organizing hi'
| African Army. They have sent funds to Airs. liar
ret Beecbtr Stowe requesting her to devise ana re.0
them II battle flag. ie~ black regiments from tn'
| North are very much desired as nucleus iof ih'
or0slza.ion which promises to DO ehtfety s"'
ce.sful. ~ nj.
Mrs. Mai. Gen. Foster is at present quite ill., I'm
accomplished lady tas endeared herself to al /" I'M
D.oarment by Mr. kind attention to the sc'
.nd ,yon,sIed soldiers, and by her many Christia'
| virtues.
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Headquarters Pxoyosr.N.Rsa.r
fDUnlN lOsgHEssfn.s., ~ - -

- No. 2Il Broadssy n Y CIV
Cavalry. - PRovOsr- MARsHAL-GESsk,D. 0y,,r.
WhsWSGTOs. ID. c. May o. lo5I--Au men vino dr. >.
Jei any particular regiment Of Cavalry tn. mid are
hrfsby authorized o. pfesent themselves trs dnrns
tho next ,hrty esys 10 tho Bosd Enton ont h thsr re-
specify, Usuc Tho BobTi shi examine them and de.
rtn'no upon hr fitness Tor Ito service and found Do
NJ the ffoyo,;Msrsbsl OF the DIs,Ic SHAH give them aus
portsion te;s, TO the General k.ndrzgeu' tie Iced
quarters OF me A. A. Proyos Marshal rue.a o. the Stss
soyn as Aey DrsTt then selves OF tins neral hadez
sous thsy shzl be duly mustered by ing.esrg die
ohi'ns ohcer anG By in tbs bounty allowed by law
, JAMES y. Fry, Provost Marshai.Cener.L
PERSONS desiring to enlist viii present Themselves tness
q esequafters without desy. JOEL r. ERHARDp.
Capt and Prov. Mar. lvth Cons, Di.trrf
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BASE BALL.-1he Athletic Baseball Club Of
Philadelphia, ea7s that city nsI Monday engage in friendly
contest. with Clubs Of tbi, city I'D Brooklyn On Tursdy
they will play the Initials Of Hosoken W,d ssdsy tie
kfogds at Brookyn. Thursjsy tho Atlantic Bfook
Ign, tridsv tbe Uuioas M0ur >stufdey the Eu
ieka. 1t Newark, \. j. Should there rain match io
THAI day VIII DO postponrN.
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HAD ,Rrxns PaoyosT.MAssuar.)

. hBw-I DIRK. jure l. 1903.
Cavalry. - PRovosT.IARsgAa UESLa,L', Oyrica
WishINGEDs D. d, Ilsy %, Is63i who de.rs %
ION particular rssmrnt OF cavary m tho fed are
hereby snhorzsa 10 present themselves drfnt
tar nru thirty days 20 TO Board o. EuToneut ia er re-
specs Districts The Bo3i will examine them anl de-
terdnne upon their fitness for the found BE-
~ tho fToyosaiisha Of tie Ditrict viii them trans
porison ticks. 10 tns General Rndezv1a. the Head.
quart @; tho A. a. rOT0s Mtshsl General OF the state.
AZ coon they themselves sails General Rertes-
vous 'hey Aa he aus mustard musesiu. aud
re oihcsi ild paid hy MN hs sOuty allowed by law
JAMES Z. FRI. Pfov0.t-Msrshsl General
Perons desiring eht Present than u hess
lsacq Istsrs HitIog. delay. FRfULklC &. WAGNER,
CAPTAIN snd 'soyos,hiesaa ih Colgr ,.ionsl District
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Useful mr. u Valuable Discovery!

HTLTON'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT
10 OF NOR" general prso VI utility than sny invention
h'ior, tue public It bas be M thoroughly tested dorns IN
Ia tUo years by pacica! snf pronounced by all {, b.
lsUPERiORto sny ADdESIv EPREPARA Hon KNOWN
IIlLTON'S INSOLJtBLE CEMENT
thing ard the result y~svet 'od Ito combine
SCI sNTIFIc PRIMO arEs,
End under cirrums charge q. c1persurp will Il
becoms co'rur! VI emit sny offensive susL
Foot AND SHOE NANUgACrurncRs
usins nscLin viii ud II he best article un Tor cement
fog to csans works without delay ssso.aecs I'd BY
a-y change d temperature.
! JEWELERS.
VII find efficiently adhesive for their - las been
r,Vee.
1T IS ESPECIALLY .ADAFTED TO LEA.NER.
snn Se claim especial merit that 1t sck iSce, and
Ln,5' to Boots and Shoes ,aScioutly strong ~'hoa.
stitching.
1T IS TIE ONLY LIQUID CEMENT
,,, rItu; ttst !. .nte 'hos 70, aen.iae ,,,,-su
and ar'ic'o' Of Household uss.
REMEMBER, HIsToa's ISsoLyBLE CEMENT
is In hq1id torn, and =. easily apnl-d pssse.
HILTCN'S lNSOLUBLE CEMEN T
Is in'ouDs in wat.T or Oh
HILTON'S INSOLUBAE CENENGI
adhere. oiy .ubstaR.v,
Supplied in Family Maaufacturers' s,skass, from I
hilton BROS. Co. pTop,teor..
PrOyieeucs, II J.
For sale Wholesale by NJ. Ward. o. Va u 10. No. $50 |
Wilan--t.i Il. Oa.ly no. II Pafk-rsyi Hall Hnekri
30 28 Greenwich st.. Crosby Botierhoh2 Haven. No 22
bey-st a0d at Iut1ii eyely 'gh1ie
Ambr0sia Is ssiinulsiHg Oily Friraes of Root
BftA- Sod Herbs " viii a.. Gi.rasss VI 40 scsp
and chirg of the bead entirely efi1icss dsrcuh pre-
vents tao hs from failing turning prtnaaIe. gay
car II 20 THE. add .oDg beware Of h.!osA None
genuine but Dr. SicG.Ggs.
tERriYlcArY
Tiff 10 TO certify that about ~ months enoed
nsiog = iERLlNu'S AMBBOjIA iy mir short tain.
q "a rspdy 'r.iug n rad tired iinf 1onic I1vy-
without receiving any h,l.t usihg
%" hnbr".a hsT c"l.-d failing out sud ccaiDr'eel
ing ispdj 10 nstOnIsh Now my ihsiT !, siek,
II sud sO.ay snd IS Ave 'eet ani four nc., ia l-nstb
when it down r-sch to the foor THIS or ris rr-sI
sttfbue sDe,y T. the use of sIEkLISDS AMBK lSiA e.
since hayc commenced u.in i lave applied nobi eise
to my baif MRS LUCY BsOAN.
40. ~ Bi-asksr.s..
BEWARE or IMITArIONS
BiWARE OT iAiIACtONS |
BENARE o. idIrArlON :
NONE GENUINE But DIR. H. II. S1c2LING'a.I
NONE GEsUtSE BUT On H. n. STkkLINlFS
NONE GEAiihE Bur DIR. A. 4. STE.tLlSJ's.
ru.up Ia hoI containing Two b.trrs. Pr.cc. ,y!-
Sod by oil Druggist
d.. n. H. sTE2LGSO. Sole Prog rie,or |
Depot. No ~ Broadway.
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Entrrininmcnt..-T June

NALLACk'S-hrls Of tn R0aul Table.
LAURA ktENES IHEiTEh-TLe Troupe -. Dspis.
ACADEMY OF DE5iGN-No D . iroadwsy.
MuSEUM-tien. ON Thumb ,nJ vile. Com
Nutt sud Minnie Warren asNl. LodIs Diana. ~ } aud
& Ccock
IRVING hALil-Grsnd Billiard Tournament
WINTER GAEDEN-Loud,u as.ulslce.
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!tl;l,larp Notices.

Vepdnuurtrrs tioyu! Brigade VI the North
to IA la a,wuy ware al couiuil.a be az
t,.sed la oload Wal. BLISS. .aniEua .n Brgs a..
TSRULLlNU uFFlCGs-No. ISI h,oadNa', oppa.,Io che
C HAHN ~. I.G,rrst oppJhh C0ssfoi,sa OusI', 49,
IA Couitst Brposlyn. opposite W. pslL
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HgADovAFTET- PRovosT.MARgH,u, }
ElGHIr DlsrRiCT. Sc. li'is Bgysdysy.,

Newton. Jrus /. 1883
CnyDiry. - PRoyosr NtRsHtLOEsEzsLs 0gVICE,
WssHfss y. G., May "a, i6SJ.A who desire 70
Join paltcUaf 20 siEusnt Of Cavalry in The
Eefeby aahonzcd u present themselves ay during
the eAt tfty dts to the Bead Of Enrosst in their
spectre Dstrc lie BoAri snail anime them drsr.
anne upon their hnr,' Tor IL service. apd found 1T.
the Provost shai OF The Dsrici shs give then n oo.
ol D1 O. tho General krnd,z. ou, N L. s,,,ss. \, 80
~ Ffoff j. -
p..:: h, mastering snd dsburs.ng oihcsr.
.na nd bv me, tie bounty sliewsd % isH
JAMES b. FRI. ProyOsi'.ins LAueneIa-
P.,.ou. who desirs to en, will present themselves a.
-, tlr,nns.r,r., BEN. y. nANiERRE,
CAPTAIN srd P.pyosi-hsfssa.
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nEAparAnrEn. PaOvosT. N,nsE

uEADofAKTkRs PRovOsT- NsnsEhLl
Nr.rif CONsREssIOSSL DIsrRcr
No. o.s Ji.ay., Eew-io!k C.ty.
Ccv,Iry. 49, Proyo.s-M.sTIAL GEsHK.L- OFFICE,
Wt.siSGroS d. c. May q, 1s6J.-AIl men who de,ists
iai .uv p,cuar siueut Of cavalry in the held are
Authorized present Themselves AZ sny n curing
he nrrt thirty dsy tbs Board OF Enrolment IN their re-
.n.e,,v. Drcts The Board shall exGmine them aid de-
srune upon Il cir for the service and iound 70 %
~ M. o. the District shsl give 'eHi uins
the general at the aeaiqaaGtsfe
~ ,br a Pfo,o,t-Alsrsha General Of tire S'ae AZ soon
h.y pr..ut themselves his general iepdekyols eey 'n.
b, duly mustered ly muSefnE ana ui'ou''ns 'n'' e
o.It by him the bounty allowed BY law . .,,
' - LANES B. FRY. Provo.t.Naisba- Oonsia.
bo sre 10 elis, will then selves e thess
hsscquaEters. -. u'nsi iX,S CongI Di.t
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| To the Associated press
W,siisGToN Wedrsfdav June 10. 1861
| PARDONED BY THE PRESIDENT.
TIE President io-da, parlonel james Baird, cor-
vcted at the April Term Of tie L. 5. District Court
for Delaware. of attempting TO rob the mail by
ssssglrny the person having charge thereof aud
fenced TO years inprirouueut in the peuiteutiary
of said State. Tue Precedent Lag a 30 pardoned
William w. Bin, convicted at tie October Term
of the L. s. District Cour for Minne-oia, Of coui-
teifritinS coin. aud tenicnced 10 imprisonment in
tie State rcurentivry f,r period Of five yeaTs.
NAVAL ORDER.
Capt. Thomas +. Craven has been ordered 20 re-.
lieye Commodore Tnrnr- Of the command of the
iron-cad steamer New IroE,d,s; and Commander
+. a. VI. Craven has bceu ordered to tae command
OF the irol-c lad steamer PassAic.
RETURN or VISITORS.
A vaty consisting OF Secretary Chase. s nator
Sherman and several others, Including adlcs,
turned from a visit 10 the Army OF the Potomac
to-day.
TIE TREACHERY or TIE TOgTON-.
Col. Evans OF tie Second California Regiment,
in dispatch dated Camp Douglas, Utah TerE,ory,
april l., while officially communicating splefd,d
yicors over the Indians, rel eata that lie .ruous
stood around lnr street corners N toe Town Of 70
ant Grove AID OF tie top, OF hon. =nd haystacks
com. .scenlly looking on and apparently we'll
pleased al the prospect If az Gentle soldiers bciny
murdered ~ - or 100 Indians H. adis:
Comment is uLn.Cesrary, further t1an 10 sIv
thai Lieut.. Houcyinan briiesrs. nud thinks that be-
-ss yJgE7 t.cic evidence OF tie fact upon winch 10
found bis belief that the Go were informed IT,
the Marmons oil bis prcsense IA tho town wi'h only
FIVE men, aud, they RAJ loeed, wasoi ioad Of
PROVISIONS gnI That Il VA an alfaus rn4crt tct"rc1
some vi The Nor and The Indians 10 murder hiS
little party, take tho properly, aid di'ide the
spoi.s.
RFCONSoIssANCE IL WEsT VIRGINIA.
a gentleman connected with the army just re-
turned from Martnsburg Va, says Feconnof-
sance having been made as far as h;fassOur8, ~
enemy was discovered
No sVprehenrous of Rebel raid existed there.
Our troops, how yer, ere awake 10 all eoniiagch-
civs-
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L. S,ir,nr Cora.s.ios, hSwYoRS hGEScNi
M. bgJ broadway, Nc".fors. June =, los.
n, A. T. silLisAS. e.q, q. ID. LisAS. ego 'rn .emen
sriu the rscsipt 81 your '',of OF TIE s'
.u, li,ftu. nu al, Brtas ~ N'"-EoIA hAd sob
.ns the d.T al the l. = Ss''aJ ION
tbs uuaHcu-t VI Si1tSen IgO1.ani a"'eH hun-
di.i Doisa 800 .,.,. . -
" tp.n. fully accept this humans rousrou,on. 40 sae''
dance OF YOUR s,mg gath, with our etpiis.
IN, kr, /, .t -nccVGvd -ocoufus-d ant ohofiA ed ny
the inuui v snd eyesy uruus tmpo!Sa " 'sn p'sV',
OF Cur troops, "ii'o WIN o' t"t
., eyuhiui &C aud ehcsrucyf ihe'o e"ar "hsSr Wv oe
900, ,.ofr, su triumphant success -IH1 '"rs' 'acA
M what must sEorty beeous oi our Iopnr exec "s it"-s
oar C,pit - Hun suky and policy du1y Sh interest,"
80 and .qu. \, Laui,nd tie geEui1Gs .vr~~a "t ou
Army sui f;un the scLusss thH'eah 10 ps'e"'e"
al ali IN, 81 r. ms. that eau he a!!-ya'ci
n, kud ensnga connuuicAi" th' tf 70 sh" se'c'a1
intiutons ou contributed 70 thr una you ape
en- and viii au hauks furnish .cH with paoAssc OF We
lpeumrut. rasoyau, 'E comm. iG tI0i t" e iai'i
,ti of tIor lrgesvd ia the artsstt ouf oler,ioAs
nc n,y may hud ia thsu piO"is pal ~ az ue4fs ll,e
c.r,s Nv UNIV ,theda ap iao'' ~ oehA' Oh 'He
, ..,A AID 'suapied .,,..
Uk.Nkl ". BELLOWS, President.