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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-09
LIVE STOCK.

advantageous route for Live Stock. fCapacisus
Yards, we'll wateredsndauppaied::with every
have been srened on this line and
its connections, and every attention Is paid to
their wants. From HArrisburg, where will DO.
found every convenience for, feeding and rest
ing, q choice Is offered IT tn" :PHuADEL-
'PHIA, NEWa4 PORK ind .RALgJM0RB'
MARKETS. This will also be found the shor-
test, quickest and most direct route for stock
to New York1tvia3 Acknowledged with:
fewer changes, than any other. a.
ExocH Lewis, Gent Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
L. L. HouPT, Gent Ticket ;Agt, Philadelphia,
II. Il. HousroN, Gen'l Freight Ag't, PhiladA.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Name Of ,Mortgagor--Elias Brunda &c :
Name Of Mortgagee-W William D. Rabbit. -
7 Date Of Mortgage-May 81 1861,
:, When and where recorded-1n the Office Of
Register Of Deeds for the County Of Morrison
at the town Of Little Falls. Minnesota, on the
4 : dsy Of Nay 1855 i i Book Book az pages 1856
descriptions Of Mertgagsd premises-Tven-
SsaS sis es9fsS2 81 Sose sssS:ss
s)hinithea Tewnrof Little Falls County Of
Morrison and State of Minnesota) ~ surveyed
and plated by s. N: Putnam: > i, ''S' =
':& When and to whom assigned-rThe said
Mortgage on the seventeenth day Of March
1862, was duly assigned by said Mortgagee, TO-
George B. Stone and said assignment was, duly
recorded in To office of Register of Deeds for
the said County of Morrison on the 9Th day Of
AprilA. d. 1862 lGGffEtsN1 hu>I}T'"
- Amount claimed, TO be unpaid and due on
said mortgage at the, date Of this notice, Three
hundred and sixty Dollars ($seo.oo) principal
Whereas default has been made in the con
ditions Of the above described mortgage. by
the failure Of the said mortgagor to pay, said
sum ofmoney due thereon and fully payable,
whereby the power Of sale therein contained
has bacone operative, and no proceedings hay-
ing been had At INV or otherwise for the recovr
cry Of any part part Of the sum thereby secured 70
be paid. .44vda ..
Now, therefone notice j. hereby given that
by virtue Of said power Of sale and pursuant to
statute, yaid mortgage will be foreclosdd by =
sale 81 said mortgagsed l., lands and premises ct
> iihe, Front door of the Csurt House in Li.tle
Falls, on Tuesday 1the ISM day Of august, A:
.. 1868, az eleven O'clock in The forenoon, to
= satisfy The smount that: viii Then be- dnd con
: said mortgage with disbnrss pents and costs BY
law allowed. =, a.GEpKhE B. STONE, u
ju1y2-6w b..t.;'"a. Assignee Of Mortgage.
) JAs.F. Bl3hA!iplIY, Atty, for Assignee 1n;.
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81 81 Aa ii On .h.stA
1Ssck snd .Gsrtrude kdelbrock, Ills wife, of,ths
cosaky az Btsarns, Isnd state Of sfinnesotal,
nsds. executed and delivered Is Henry 9.
Wait, q ihl c5unty aforessid, their certain
indenturs Of Mortgag Of that date, upon Tie
following described promises, to wit: Lots Me-
ono (ll.-txo ~, three l3), eleven (ll) and
twelve ll2). in block No. eight 49,, ID tho
town Of St. Joseph, said lots and block being
described accordingto r. B. Bleke'e survey OF
% s"la III: Aiso tcsaty sefeDof land hssass
ton foutsssn, tewu onsr hundred and twenty.
fspr. range twenty: nine, being the same land
eaayeysd 10 said Edel1roek BY Anton sehnei-
der and wife BY warranty deed dated March
sth 1880. and recorded In the Office of Regis
ter Of Deeds Of said county, March Goth, 1860.
in Book ."C' Of Deeds, pages $40 and $50, to
secure to the said Henry G. Wait tho pay
mont Of Z promissory note dated July 9th,
1868. for the sum Of two hundred and sixteen
AoalaRst92 l6) with interest At twelve per cent:
Jnef aSnuG siHtnsd, esxscutsd and delivered
bv the said Anton Edelbrook and Gertrude
aEtSabsSek unto the said Henry 6. Wait and
I vheret. said Mortgage was, fled for record in
the .ofice Of lie. Register Of. Daeds for the
i County ofStsarns and Statei AFORESAID, on the
s,h Day Of July, 1882 o. = se!set ;; NJ, snu
riwss duly recorded il Book "B" OF Mortgage
DEEDS, On pssss 2o7 and 20s; and whereas
'e1Sssu,e ha: been nd. in,ths payment Of III =;
sum osmoney secured y said mortgage and
uthe intorsss shsrsop. and no proceedings hav-
iarbstA haaa. Inv Or otherwise to recove.
the sum secarsd % be paid o. Any part thereof
and the same being nov PAT a.. 81 aaa ~ s :,
tthIs notice tie svNpf two uaarsd aadtesytza
eight and. kloo dollars ;ospdoI rr1s, 1 :,
Now, therefore, nosiessis hereby gwen that
ssid mosss.s..a 4 i Il: :t.tatt
il such mad: and provided II: .: .;d mort
s.eea nre1nises at public suction and TO III
oSiyksst bidasr sof ees.h i! thc, front door q
"a Pot dice ii 81: cledd,' insaid County
Il s.aa El,NESDlAy., he l5th dsyaef JULY, Az
,lsfx. A. 10 o elsck in tbs forenoon Of said dsy
,hytae ,SiariE q, said County Of one cf his dep
H5!n. Il latisfy}th amount which viii the" BE-
du, On said mortgage and costs Of sale. p
HENNY g.. WAIT. Mortgage
p. Cloud, May 9TH, 1903, my2s s~
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rs hereby given, thst pursuant to directions
from the Commissioner oftthe General Land
oa6cs, the undersigned viii be- prepared % re:
ceive applications at shetland i0f6oe at Saint
Cloud, minnesota, on Monday, The 18th day
of August, 1868, for entries Of such lands as
are remaining unsold and inappropriate BY
Law and heretofore subject to sale and entry
!athbs L2nd1O&c 4 TOtf6r Tail City, Mime
'yaiysa apdsF Our Hands At St, Cloud, Min.
nesota, this 9Th day Of June, 1868. -, J..
~ -. r. C. NIGEL Register.
jy2-exr r, 10 g., 4: GILMAN. Receiver, x;
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.fbe ssaibso rber, livine
81 ase !, sas, ks ssSs,y', r cs;;'
eleven haids high, Kll mo Whit feet and a
Ahite star % he feE Yls I'd The owner can
Have the animal BY proving property and pay
ing charges. BURNS
St, Cloud, July 81, 1873 iy2-3w
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.A 4 q ) s. 81 I . NOTICE.

yin asll It Auction, 4. tie lowest rite.
OF commission, REAL ESTATE. BONDS,
MORTGAGES. HORSES. WAGONS. MER-
aa .nd .n @ every as:e
property. w..kespooh hana Motions, watch
:ss. and JevelEy 70 ss Eli to the trade, &c. Ped
lers' order or consignment promptly attended
to Auction s,le. syeni9e, and special
9 E.oHssEy BAKER, asCo. 3;xuetioneera.,
oH Third his ,,sss9rS fasf f.an the Mereh.av
tuotei, %, raui, Mlnn. ,v5n28-l;
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~, New Livery stable:
;RoaERs q SPENCER, prop,iet.r.,

Having received { new i and splendia SsSr
Stock Of Carriages and Buggies,
~ n. prepared to furnish Pleasure Parties,
Exeorrions and Funerals with outfits on the
.Ior.ss suitable for, buggy ar saddle can al.
ways hs found at our stable. :: i
If you want . Horse and Buggy, Team, OF
a Team and Carriage, to 60 into the country.
or from one end Of it to the other, call at our
stable, where you can be accommodated at all
tiues and A. all hours ]. ~
|sv5n42- IT ~ ROGERS &, SPENCER.
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MEAT market
II 'sN5Nj.itaG IIA
;>''yOSErH HOWARD, Proprietor i

'enAll kinds of msat.-beef, pork, chickens
turkeys, SAUSAGE pudding, smoked tongoe, Ac
ksfssesnsssutly pn.shsnd and for shleMat the
lowest rates. All persons wishing meat are
requested to calf. Opposite the American
House. nb."2-ly
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MRS. E..'F,::' BLOOD

Is agent TOR the sale IL The Howe Sewing Ma
chimes; and has them on; exhibition at.h
Millinery Rooms, where she will take pleasure
in giving. any instruction in the use Of these,
tho hes: Machines in the world. They ere
len conplig9tet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. than any
other extant ), less liable to get out of order,
and easier adjusted and worked BY the new
beginner. Cali: ana SEQ them. Try them be-
fore buying elseNhers.'a s.1~fh:nv5n49-tf'
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, n ;E;NR,Yr w. W e A RH,
'>'A71 Observation-Disclosures j, IKE '''}z&'

sfsK41E tih6sed to my,pamsshop neaf th,SiI
III Bridge, where lam prep{ se(1o do I'LL kinds
81 wof: in the Carriagemnkfng he. Wagons,
carriages and. sleighs made in fnest ana sub
|etenfial man9er4t lolexstAt. u \rtieulas st.
tsntion paid to repai1 - auG87Jnaall
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rHx tk6fKtETok.,

o., .s ., ~. ,s.,rax tkofSfhfoh. J.; Il
Thankful for The many fAvers. reesiyed FROM
NE eslfsH. q st. Cloud and vicinity, hopes
by strict attention to business and gentleman
y department to oil, to merit . continuanc9oi
the same, with On additional share Of the pth-
lie patronage. So
s. r. FOOE.
= Hr Cloud; 5aae 2otn'- 1904. '6n4sr T
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a ed, D. OF eHBENGBAg,sq sos 80
Fashionable ,ewsifay5"o store,

Fashionable Jeweify'o store,
rs " 7 Ii, ,s SILK 81: "a l.s ,;
,s's,y ''s:' s ~ g ss ,s.s :'s
'Ii5xiRtada1rssir , AND foaofcEsr' Ass6R4MarNr
w." 914Tor1sw ifzlps iesss.xsnlt:.i4 ,.
Gold ana; su xec. wa teheis=t;;
ese&' 4, S.oa %esS i;t Frs 9:s Ks ". R'eo'a
Gators, Caks Baskets, doid' Chaiinas,, Rings,
Tlimbles; and svsryshins' elseo psrtai ainssto q
bnu,E1RsTi CLASS. 1IEI.WlgELRY' STORE. l.,
i Nv Sqodsa wers purchased, exclusively for
cash from. tie largest Wholesale houses in tie
Union and are5fSr sale ct the .a:dmu!Hy ~
5nooaothO WE ST PRICES;.,,
uy AL goods warranted precisely IS, represent
cd, Cash paid for old Gold and Silver. !
full supply IF Hateh Matet;al. always o. hand.
Agent for Seth Thomas, Clocks, also agent
,,,,.., naw for The, celebrated
,Americ an Watches. y =
Particular attention paid to repairinK every
description Of Watches, Clocks an d Jewelry in
the ibsst possible manner. We, manufacture
all kinds Of
" HA1R' WORK ..n
Or any other pattern Of Jewelry, &c., in our
line. AZ work will be done promptly in a
workmanlke manner and better than any othe,
establsshaent in this section Of The country All
'orders by letter or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. -.
All kinds Of new wheels and now parts OF
the watch manufactured for the trade at rea
sonable discount. j,
Store in Greenleaf's Block, opposite Concert
Hall, near the Post Office. 49,:
~: v6n49-1y .,,ar D. c.. GREENLEAF.
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$50. BEST PIANOS. $50

$3.50. ..BEs<.r. u. PIANOS i NOS $3.50
GRovEsTEEN 8 HALE, having removed
10 their new warerooms,
No, 478 Broadway,..,
are now prepared to offer the public m.gnif:
icent new scale full r"tf !, -...> - 90
7'0GTAvE ROSEWOOD PIANO.,
containing all improvements known in this
country country q Europe, over strung bass, French
grand action, harp pedal, full iron frame; for'
$50 CASH, Warranted" for 5years.,
Rich moulding cases, $l75 ID 5000
and warranted made Of the best seasonedtma-
terial and to stand better than any sold for $500
or $500 by the old methods of manufacture.
We invite the best judges to examine and try
these new instruments, and we stand ready at
all times to test them with any others 'mahu
facturea in this country 1,, +
- >,.'riI !. ,GROVESTEEN & HALE,
~ v5nS-ly, 40 Broadway, New York.
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Livery, nnd Sale Stable

'Livery. ana sale stable.
rhs aaa.rsigpeda Id. Just ssr,eted . Er
- e: se;9:: :!
store, near the Central House, which he has
filed with livery. stock, comprising q number
81 s / II , IT.
FINE HORSES,
Suitable. fdr either riding orldrivins, and a
variety Of t!sk
HANDs~o Blu dd1Es
For single Or double team.
(S2risrs|alM1s isaSy, Z TWsAl
All orders for teams for Excursions, Fune-
rails or . journey will be attended to promptly.
l. Ills stock is Of tho best Kind. ana he invites
hisfriends TO e'hI!'lI':r ,n,1,>
St. Cloud, June 2sd, 1868. ven49-ly
it'll II -n1TI77JE5THUH
MRS, J.. H.. PLACE has just received fretn
M New York q fdll and choice assortment
Of Millinery Goods Of superior quality and
richness, which she will sell cheap for cash.
Dress and Cloak Making done to order and
in The most fashionable styles: She receives
pattern. quarterly t fs9u Nine o p ''
rIPartlctiar attsationtpaid tGb1eeehing, dres-
sing and dyeiug straws: Orders promptly at
tended to. ~. :
Rooms on n ashington avenue, above Sims
Drug ssoss v5n42-tf -
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oh The Subscribe. h,s, JUST RECEIVED, Ind
is,ptepared TO exhibit, = large and ds,irable
stock Of, staple and fancy ~-a,! 20
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Strawberries and Cream
COLD LUNCH, AND AM HOT MEALS
"a .~'ls[ 60 p~' .rat :,rtT go.
~ Al AL hours, to order, ST., '-,'-..
-
IN connection with tire establishment is q
"A rAedie.'a sitting, Boom.
With lady wsiters in attendance: -;

~ At sT"s"7 i' '''a :" ~-s r;.re ,-"tt
~ a. ~ 4a-jtn@ riEr,H h:--r~.t-f =. ! .4.noI
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Il Chattanooga Prices.

A gentleman just from Chattanooga
gives US the following list IF prices in
that place. 'gaO yUGJHp tiIjasias,R %.
Salt rs cents perlb; bacon, so and
IS cents; corn, $4,ooj -four, S'45 to $50
per Dbl sugar, % cents per ID molas-
ses, $4,0OIper gallon common shoes fer
ladies', S12 and $15 per pair; calico,
$500 and $3.50 per yard; common calf
skin boots, from S40Ito $50 per pair !;
Shirts, s1a /; coffee, $3.50 to $500 per lb;
sardines, per box $780, a,sl4ap
Our informant states that there are
many thorough Union men in. Chattanoo-
ga,but of course their ips are sealed The
smuggling trade is almost entirely cut
of, and the people are destitute of al
most every thing, The rebels still pros
Tess 70 believe, that they came be sub
jugated" They are, however, exceed.
ingly weary Of the war, and there is less
bitterness than there was some months
ago. The loyal men are still cont.
dent of the 'ttiumpb of The Govern
ment and Of their release from bon
dage which is living death. May Heav-
en- speedily grant their petition.
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LAST rnIBUrE TO A nEnO.

d TIA meeting cdmposel u The line oricets 81 III.
2l Regiment East 1enuesste Volunteer fHriutfy, 90
which m J. r WINS &asariohed as an hohJfaiy
,mem5cr) bdL On the 2dt4 81 Fsbrpap, lsJl, % of
Der to commomgratethedsNho Of sWt loqsL sER
ato ofCompapy +, East iepns sse pi4puye Nbe
ldcd aiyw dayssmee py reason efawonnd reoyiyoq in
the battle Of Murfrcosbqr9, Tenn t..s ..s,t ...,
b capt +. NJ sEAGa1,C9,E was cailo4 p the lAaib
Opt S, 3, HqN9GyTFrce y, was requ' statto pst ~
tsocrelaries andSgPt, N.a. CAAH'sto, g, capt. VI
81. Robins, Co. lnpr- ", NHrh A~'t Surgeon
'dapt. Il. JoNE, CN Sand Gapt. w, H. MuRlAy,
MOO II, wore ipqgtfda cqmnlteo 70 plsrare a suis
s10 Pgs,lnAls and appropllet resolpiio s, who aLr
a short abBeroc, returned and through Capt Ca Nk@
rtrortol ,ho iaovhg preamble and .rssoiu items,
which unanimously adopten :.sa ,si' 4fau va
? Wax ~ ipIte iyine Providence .tfuAlntghty
God, he has lefn pleased = remove from our nj
9lr much bel0vs4. rend, and ollyw-so Her Captain
ions j. NEEp-whg ee9ivEd ny d,aih " pnd while
Shading his brave bnys On to dtess dt noble daring
S% asy 5 52, mas, s,as ssiS "i long and
Gore Nurireesburo, Tenn thr result 81 which kaa So
Justly aided another aprel 70 those already Won bX
I dur brave troops u ieiore, W
I Rsolrd,, That While W. dtnote thBsnttnely aeat,f
Of oar young he oic &, mmsudcr acoN ledge thA
nreY ufA mighty o. ia pruFr cling tho stay Of m
I fallen com rade with Fthengh upter tho summon
al ID kth, 10 that 8ag, hipb tf he most
tb victory and honor aud ~ witness that his comrades
had won Tor uiem.oltOs ahauie worthy Of our otco
proul " Volunteer Sttten 'f Fl" 20
Res red That in his death, werccogus, the loss OF
q patriot lFqkisr pgeirtlYgan, gnd a scholar, aud
4 oomrlde 0n'&hbm Elalf Mated mld whom We ali
admired, tf ...s s..- ,..I $500.
10 Of apt SNEED, suffered the loss II one Of her
nOOest officers and brghtesst0rs and thar IL n only
i obedience to the iyno will ufths God of Justice
IN { we subm ssively Tow 10 our Kiss. .
I Rs,olrod, hat we ten let our heartfelt sympat hes
TO his aged and Reverend Father whose "gtay hut 4
viii be brought down IN sorrow 10 the grave when
be shalt have learned VI the tate Of thg Benjamin.
Of his Old age.
RSAtr d, Tint wa. tepiore the great error into
which his misguided brothers have hhnn N TAX ny
1p arms against their own native land the land si
adorei and loved ltheif Rgof flthefs and the coun.
Wy upon VIII te altar their Younger brother has 80
dolby given his lie sacr ice
Rsored That the ,ecretafy be reauosttT 10 furnish
the father # tho deceased witha cory of the proceed
hgs Of this meeting "A tle earliest day possible.
hesqlred, That the ashville uE1N DO requns tod 70
publish, and the Loqaylle and Cincinnati papers to
copy the above proceedings
: yA,i,E VI, SHAGG5. President.
3. c. Ho,EY mi, Setfeiary ''"'
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The remainder Of Thai One veim

The remainder Of that One regiment,
the 9th Kansas, Col, JNo A, MARTiN, a
portion Of which has been acting as
Provost Guard IN this place for some time,
arrived here, few days ago, from Fort
Leavenwortb Kansas Is making her.
self pretty well known in this city.
General mitchell, the Commander of
the Post Col. MARTIF, .tho Provost Mar
shall and the Proves. Guard all hailiog
from the young State, which, having bled
freely under border ufiianism, few brief
years since, now sends her soldiers to
fight boldly and bleed freely if need be,
for the Unipu Kansas has seat over
l8oO0 men TO ihe Union army.
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A disease has shown itself in Vermont
which 10 pronounced by physicians 10 be
epidemic aiPtTeria, and Is unerringly fatak
Its FIRST symptom is a numbness IN the
lower exiremities, aud it makes rapid
strides, proving fatal in two or three
days, without any sign Of sore throat
being visible.
This is the day Of strange physical as
well as moral maladies. The pest Of re-
bellion, hot from the regions. of the
damned, has taiqted the mind Of tAo
South, aud a new c9hort Of levers
bfoods over the land.p DO light expi-
ating sacrifice can sppeaso the offended
Deity, and remove our diseases.
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The Geographic report from Washing

The Geographic report from Washing
ton, Of the 28th ult,, says; al uur s.a,a.
MrlDAvis, Of Kentucky, spoke at length
against the emancipation bill, though he
t0ould be 10Rhng 10 VoteJo,' II as d lcnr measure
If he had e9nfdckce in dFe administration. 'il
This is singular, and important if
true" as the letter writers say. Mr..
DAVIS opposes Emancipation not because
he is hostile 10 the policy Itself, as war
measure, bpt because he distrusts the
men who are conducting it, That is
quite a step Jor0ard for Senator DAVIS.
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We learn that number Of our leading
mercantile firms who yere active in aid
ing and abettihg the rebelioni during the
reign of terror in this city, and con,tibn-
ted freely o.. their means in assisting to
ruin and bankrupt the South, are in great
distress about the approaching term of
the U. $. Court. /" They say that judgI'
ments against them for their Northern
debts wOpld ruin them, as they cannot
collect from their Southern debtors.
But is it not rule Of justice that no
man shall be suffered to plead his own
wrong in his defence '',' 20 "' '
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Rebel Prisoners!

On Monday evening seventy rebel
prisoners were brought in from Muir,
freesborO. Bhsy were captured in
skirmishes around BradyviIle, near MUIR
freesboro. Most of The privstes belong
to DUKES cavalry. 1Tbe following Off
GERS are among the prisoners So s. Cd
Lieattnqdts.-chas. H. AlleB, J. IT. Az
lison, Jas. i, Behtly, Anderson Berry, J.
w. Jooes, A. Welsh "'"- '-'@ ~ ..
Sqgeabts-C, II Bennett, W, r. NJ.
Gimp, N. G, Ftanklih, u. w, Haney,, r.
H. IVA hsi.la'aai 81 "t1".3 'HF ai!ss
coporasAJ. G. Lyle, f, y. KendricK,
w. A, Ticker, A. G. Witt. '--' que .' l'
Two hundred and forty prisoners
leave foe Camp Chase. ee.i i#a ..a'i4-
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U0UmcGCtai.
vCTIu1 rUHIEaTUgF
MONEY MARKET. S1c.

We copy The following view Of the Loulsvilo
o. ney market rom Yesterday JoUHal
I There were no quo able changes 10 the money rar.
ket yesterda| The bankers basin agA ~ 7O7I par
nj pre- MUM AID selling ~ 75D7s per cent. lie
bu' Ing rat for 81 or Wds b0a 90 per ceut premium
and tn selling price 6oDG6icT cent. 'ltsn and hutss
are IN Qu' At NJ G6q6S per cent pr m The dema nd
rthe MT y Ofthe 'hrec'old bdf Il Tennessee atfd
pot sof the Kentu ky ard ltdiapt buks ar, grbt AT
l@2N per cnt premium fortho Tennessee l2Gl4 for
thcat Of Indebtedness ATE houAJa dg1EROs 49,
Southern cure cy squoe at from % TO 30 per cent
SCOUTS h Bad fql e1SehipGt reaau bdp Rt.Sll u
cent disc unit buYlng and par Hing Canada cur.
rcney. 10 seAine a'a prninihip no pei cent 30
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Tho followiHgRNem4 w y slFee, lptiogs rqra read
4 nl adopted by acclumltun, accompanied by three
eheer- for our gsllsf old rp tuddfOt siohos River
and Woodbury. vr,.,,H .EthHr Eai.UN
WIN RE,s, MaJos,yhAs n imNdeS, II the'23d reg.
ment hYf nh 4ss thlnself polRpellei bgsUuse Of
cons 8uty declining health, caused PN eX1NaAles pt
lhe hoN aud camp, 10 tquuer his resignation ana
she edmg hNgbeli Ace pted by thu tUthnltndcrofthe
, euArtmtiit9f me \ uinbcrandyf ''. % ''''H ''
Rosored That the Ollie ~ aud men of his reg ment,
APP reclnte the high mVrvl character aid pnte patri
ptsm Of Major h,MluCk and deeply regret The hecess
sity Of parting with nm sd fs crisiF 7aN ''f e'"
Rcsolsed, That h- military skilceoolr aaTaBa, an d.
gallant bearing In Comlgnl 81 tle leginentU ing
ice battles of clouc's Nur aud at Woodbury., have
co cared Htin % an sHtttFt We Ahoi NEVER think
VI tuut nvhAs oGbodSNieh su 1ing thsreVith
luB ntnt9 90 AiJur HkNR,K ...t.., AIS, am. t.s,
Ia hcsoirtl That we teudcr hearty Thanks 70 him Tor
I tic mil , hrm oNtfcit6 NthoItty in'eanryet bod,
riar ~ course when belure be eneny n.lls sAeid
dlly carrymgout The old saylng 'SSSariic n uodg,
SD jortper ~ that hl has out warmUst SYM my
and sha have our gydppit lr,Ae era lA9t private lie,
4 ls pure air Of his cutncky mduhtUtu hUmc the
dedrmou Of Blia indy crule, aud lhs blessing of
our eliy satbe may orcih tu 60 health aug
CD bile him lung 70 drp0.tBa memory oi thatwhiHh
l"t9 US al neyer be iorgo llcg that no was oce Ala
jJr laJs g, HAMiqiKi ~ 23l cyuncnt Ky Nol3 ,.
! .s,a ~ A. lVRr, ~ uaa Intpr % Riigai9 a..
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NAV the noble Union patriots Of East
Tennessee rejoice once moye. When we
ZONE it will not be f.Ea little scissor, but
EE their 66A. political REDEEM puon,
NdEFF. DAvts and bis corrupt Wilkins
whe follow .himsyill speedily meet whh
a Just and cApdikn pnntShmeRHbr Aide
thcupglves outof view of Klhohest men
Theusupon mountain tops, in the valleys
and IN the plains of our own native land
will be heard 10 ring the gladstone sound
Of feeemeB, aud the sweet consoIing
yoiees at qtneasaRds Of blessed wives end
children, anxious daughters and mothers,
welcoming us h ne again iriumphantly
in a Government of law, order and tran
ATlil3, for v.aAi8f ,ff Afol bSfA F'rus-