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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-13


vance of their years, restored to viSor.
TO THE LADlEs.-Female Diseases Cured, sach as
LeneOrrhea Menstrual Diseases Falling of the
Womb, liberation of the Os Uteri &c For sale
DR.. Devices FEMALE PILLS for distractions ire
gularities, &c. Safe and certain AT all times but
should not be used during pregnancy, as they would
produce Mscarriage. Price 81 per box, and may be
sent by mail. Also, DIR. GALEN'S PREVENTIVE
for those wishing to limit their ofsprin9-will last a
lifetime, and warranted not to injure the health
Price 81, and may be sent by mall.
PATIENTS AT A DLSTANCE-Trea,ed by cor
respondence, and Medicines sent under seal to cnre
any case at home.
NIB. For particulars concerning the above mat
tersl send for our MFprCAI. RrIoRr on a New Me-
thod of Treatment containing "a pages 80 engrav-
lnSs, and numerous cases, sent under seal on re-
ceipt OF ten cents or stamps.
In addition to Regular Medical Education, the
Doctor has had many years experience in the treat
ment oil the above Diseases and by devotinG himself
exclusively to this department of practice and pre-
pairing his own Medicines, he is enabled to cure all
cases within the reach of medical aid without risk or
exposure in the shortest possible time Separate
apartments always in reserve, that patients see
no one but the Doctor, and all interviews cOntiden
tal.
Ia Office in Concert Hail, Third street
OFFICE HOURS daily from An to PM
Sundays to ) p NJ.
Address all communications 10 DR.. GALEN'S
DISPENSART, ST. PAU. MINNESOTA ian9
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FINANCI.Al.,
Chicago, Friday Eve, March &

The excitement in the gold market, to-day,
was scarcely less than yesterday. The first
Hastings from the opening New York market
were looked for with great interest. The first
offerings were announced at ~ and then 30.
which figure may be regarded us the one at
which any transactions were made 1t rose
to 81. and closed at - in the first board. Our
brokers generally paid 80, and were willing to
sell at 30. or perhaps little less. Old demand
notes opened al %. We suppose % fair quo
tation. They now keep little ahead of gold.
At the Second Board, in New York, gold
opened and closed at So, and old demand notes
at about the same figure. 1t would puzzle
first class seer to tell what the price Of either
will be to-morrowmOrning. or even what tjrec-
ton prices Will take.
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ALLoTMENrs.-Cha H. Schefer, ESQ.,,
State Treasurer, has received $1,000 from
the Fourth Regiment, to be distributed
amongst the families of the men in that
regiment. The payment was made on the
25th ult., and the appropriations arrived on
Saturday last. 1t speaks well for the bust
ness capacity of Mr.. Scheffer and his
employees that they allowed so short time
to elapse after the receipt of the money, be-
fore announcing their readiness to appor-
ton it to the different recipients.
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MnIrARY-Company II, Ninth Regi-
ment, is stationed at Milford.
Company K, Seventh Regiment, Capt.
Burke, is stationed at South Bend
Captain Danes Company, Ninth Regi-
ment, has been moved to St. Peter, and
will be succeeded at Judson by Captain
Skaro's Company.
The military companies at Vernon, Fair
mount, and other frontier points are build
ing stockade forts for the defence of the
settlers.
A detachment of cavalry from Captain
Hyatt's Company, First Minnesota Mount
d Rangers, is stationed at Mankato.
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MAPLE SUGAR.-Sugar is an article of
high price at the present time. Now, in
Southern Minnesota, in the vicinity of the
Big Woods, there is any quantity of Sugar
Maple, which if tapped and attended to by
the farmers will be sure mine of wealth to
them. Maple Sugar has always command
ed high price in st. Paul, and the only
trouble is that there has never been 4
sufficient quantity of it brought into mar
ket to meet the demand. In view of this
fact we presume it is only necessary to
draw the attention of farmers throughout
the Minnesota Valley to the fact that such
a mine of wealth lies at their very doors
to induce them to work the placer which
offers itself to them.
Some small lots which have come into
market have sold freely at 120l5 cents
per pound, and the probabilities that the
quotations will reach 20 cents.
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AppOlNTMENTs.-Mr. r. G. Cutler has
received the appointment of First Assist
ant Engineer in the United States service,
and has been ordered to join the Mississip-
pi t1otilla before Vicksburg. Mr.. Cutler
has been connected with the ST. Paul and
Pacific Railroad, and is gentleman well
fitted and eminently qualified for the posi-
ton to which be has been appointed
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DIED..

In the night of the 9th inst, ALBERT KuEY,
aged 81 years and II months. niyu
At Carver on the 9TH inst. EMMA as augh-
ter of Joseph and Mercy Hartwell cd two
years and one month.
At Wateryille. Me-. Feb. 18th, of Cons,,mp
ton, EyEEsON RIDER, OF Chaska. MINI aged
about 80 years Mr. Rider left Minnesota few
weeks ago. and reached his former home only
to die. He was one of the persons saved BY
Other-Day, last summer. from massacre.
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CAPTAIN SANDEEs-W learn that dis
patch has been received in this city, d.
recting Captain Sanders to resume his posi-
ton as United States Quartermaster and
Commissary at this place. The friends
of Captain Sanders, and they are many,
will be rejoiced to learn that he is not to
be removed from this city for the present.
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SOO KEGS OF NAILS Il SPIKES

WV 80 boxes assorted Window Glass
10 gross pit TANKS , casks Prllnes
casks CurrantS cases Nutlner>
100 mats CaSSia 81 cans Mustard
Is bags Whole Pepper and Pmento
cans English and French Muttard
so bblS Vinegar 10 Gases Salad Oil
100 boxes Rabbits Pure Sa.erati>
10 boxes 5. c. Soda
50 coils assorted Manila Cortiigr
100 dozen Bed Cords
l5 boxes Nermcelh and Naccaroni
bbls Sage and Tapi0ca ~ boXe. Starch
leo dozen and Hoped Pals
81 dozen assorted Tubs and kceler4
50 gross Playing Cards
SEQ boxes q. d. Caps-and Ely's and Cose's
water
1000 lbs Bar Lead 1000 sacks shot
j. G. Il II. {. BURBANK Il co,
Lower l.eyr%.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS,

DIED IN HOsrITAL.- Halverson,
COMPANY G, Fifth Minnesota, Lied in a
military hospital at St. Louis, on the Esd
ult., of chronic diarrhpa.
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cow VIE RCIAI.,
milwaukee Market, March

.MiiWaukee Market, March :.
fLouE-Dul and neglected Sales of city
Spring Extra at 5000
WHEAr-Active and &c. higher
GOLD has recovered somewhat. The noon
dispatches from New York quote it at 81. 10
Dealers here buy it at S1.50. Silver. 4135u
Lao. Old demand notes ON a par with gold
Exchange firm; buying at par to j s, and sell
mG at * per cent. Currency working easy
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MELANCHOLY ACOIDENT-The North
western Express Company's stage, on its
last upward trip, ran over a fine boy at
Red Wing, killing him instantly. The
poor little fellow was "coasting" down
hill and ran into the stage
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nR. GALEN'S PRIVATE DISPEN-
~ SARY.
And Medical and Surgical Office,
ESTABLISHED IN ST PAUL JJTNE 1852

For the cure of the following
complaints: CHRORIC and
PRIVATE DISEASES, in
Guiding the VENEREAL
DISEASES in all its forms,
Structure, Piles, Fistula Rup-
ture, Diseases Ofthe Kidneys,
Bladder, &c. To YOU'VE MES,
particular attention given to
the secret intirmities of youth
and manhood, arising from
certain secret habits. MIDDLE
AGED and even OLD MEs,
1uhn foil q 6ohil,fr 10
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VNHE Confessions and Experience
n
n V A LID

Published for the benefit. and as a warning and
\ CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN,
who suffer from SpermatorrhGa Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, &c, supplying at the same time
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE By one who has
cured himself after being put great expense and
injury through medical humbug and quackery
By enclosing post paid addressed envelope single
copies may be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
deCl9. div Bedford Kings Co.. \. Y.
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Ea- SPERMATORRHE CAN BE CURED.

DR.. RAND'S SPECIFIC cures SPERMATORR-
H(EA. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. IMPOTENeY,
LOSS OF POWER. etc, speedily and e6ectatally
Its effects truly magical trial of the Specific
will convince the most skeptcal of its merits Price
ii Il box. Sent postpaid TO any address by S. c.
UPHAM. 4t3 Chcsnut Street. Philadelphia. Pa
Circulars sent free ct2,dtw&wly
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egg BACHELORS HAIR DYE THE BEST
IN THE WORLD.--Wn.iLAM A. B,rcIEIOE's cele-
DRAFTED Hair Dye produces color not to be distin
guishcd from nature-w warranted not TO niure tn
Hair in the least remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes, aud inyigorates the Hair for life. Gsxy, RED
OR Ru,ry HAIR instantly turned a splendid Black or
Brown leaving the Hair soft and beautiful Sold by
all Druggists. &c
s:-- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A.
DATCHEIOR- Oh TIE roUE SIDES or RACH HoX
FACTORY, No 81 BARCLAY STREET,
icd&1y NEW YORK
tIate 23' Broadway and lG Bond Street.
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New Work Market, March Z.

FLouE-DuI and heavy at S7a7.25 for Extra
State 5000. 60 for r. III. o.
WHEAr-Dull, and nominal at II ;s(a |. 60 for
Chicago Spring: l.60>a1.G for Nil. Club: !. 73
all for Winter Red
CoEN--Dull at SinS:c.
OArS-S10S;c.
PORK--Duli and lower
Stocks lower. Gold higher. with sales at
5j&Lc
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Saint Raul Yion&&r
TERMS.
TRI-WEEKLY PIONEER.

One copy, by mail payable for any time Gin
advance) at the rate per year Of. So 90
Clubs of five, to one address, each ...... $50
Clubs of ten, to one address, each 40
WEEKLY PIONEER.
One copy one year. .......... s.. 90
Five or more copies each. one year. go. 1.75
Ten or more copies each, one year. go. 100
Twenty or more copies each. one year. =. 1.50
All subscriptions payable in advance.
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CASH paid for Old Papers, Old Books of every
description and Rags, at Merrills Book Store.
Now is your time boys, bring them along.
feb4-d&wtf
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News Eork Wool Market, March i.

New York NOOI Market, March I,
There has been good deal of inquiry for
both investment and consumption, and the
market is frIner
The sales 10000 lbs. fleece at 5000 cents :;
10000 lbs low and medium washed German
at 60 cents: a small lot of Turkish lambs wool
at AZ cents and about 800 bales foreign chiefly
Cape, at Our,quOtatiOns.
New York Seed Market--.Marcla !.
Glover is dull at 10u11c timothy is quiet at
$2.75W3.00: rough flax is quoted at So. 250p
$50; Coulcutta linsecd is firm. the last sales
were made at $54.50
New York ---Warch 8.
Sugar Lcr$lc lower with rather more doing.
Coffee dull and nominally unchanged.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-13

AppoINrMENTs.-The Governor made the
following appointments on Friday:
COMMISSIONERS TO TAKE SOLDIERS VOTES.
FIusteru Dia,'ict.-J. p. Kldder, of
Ramsey county, and Solomon Snow of
Mower County.
Western District-James b. Daniels,
of Olmsted county. and J. Ii. Stevens, OF
Mcleod
For The ,Stote.-J. J. Lee, OF Mcleod,
and Thomas Simpson, of Winona-
State Prison haspector.-Henry A.Jack-
son, of Washington county
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MAJOR VIM. n. Forbes, the County Au-
ditor elect, was on Saturday indicted into
office, having qualified in $4,000. His
sureties are General Sibley and Chas. H.
Cakes, Esq. Mr.. Forbes appointed Isaac
II. Conway and J. II. Mathews as his
deputies There is no question that the
Major is the Fright man in the right place. -
His deputies are well known as gentlemen
of thorough qualifications, and will, we
doubt not, give perfect satisfaction to
every one who may have occasion to visit
the office on official business.
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CARD LAoIl2s.-Dr. DurONI's SUGAR
COATED FEMALE REGULATING PILLS are the
only reliable Female Pills extanr. They operate
speedily and effectively, and being sugarcoated
ate no nausea upon the most delicate stomach. T.
trial OF these Pills will prove their superiority over al
others Price 81 box. Sent by mail to any a
dress by 5. c. UpHAM, 4O3 Chestnut Street, Philade
phia- Pa Circulars sent free. oct2 dtrw&w1y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-24
IlrArgrAErgRs AMY o. III, poro,,o

a. - March ~.
d'n. Hooker reviewed the l2.b corn, +, Ia ,
oar Casualties in the cavalry igbt of tbs I~,
VIII number less than forty. Ail the voun5sa
were Trough into camp, cXcep, i've. who No..
100 severely hurt to be moved Tbec,,.l.."s.
IN good spirits over the affair. which they cI'ia,
70 De the greatest haudto baud cavalry -.
'nat ever took place On this continent and onG,
'qaailed ey cue fought in Europe. The SnonS
are not Inclined 20 ak about il, and nj, slnrs.1
'nsinuanons come from their p.cIes.
heha'e suowsioim tonight.
Among the bills passed IN the rebel sona,, !.
one Tor sue c1niscaaon OF helease interest an5
stock owned by tho American Tslerr,nh ~ S'O
aod other alien owners ia the line of r.l.,,.,l
IA the Confederate States. e'"P"
\ leader IN the Examiner ,avs. g In,..
bors aud supplies we have no; tho leas, 49,.
sion TO rival with tho North. M. os,',,
cause OF regret The southern army cor,;. Wv "
veteran and disciplined troops ma rsaI n", VI
Der oil tae Confederate troors is unknnwn h..
SVVieVu oI e0ch s0!dlers Us We have nav ,,,r
7 feaetieIsoorg are sbIudanty ui6e,,n, -
uo'sna any cosniry against tho armies Of ~
WORM Inc DESTINY Of The Couiedcraey !. ann.
pi''ely s'aSed on the struggle of Ina n"",
three months. 10 obtain a e.mrl., ,"p ,oI neA'
i IL necessary to got together, aud Keen ,o,o,h'
~ The officers aud @ea who have been n IS
10 ,eryce.n wv" "a'hed
lac Enquirer strongly opposes the ,rroro,.s
;, S'A'e monopoly IN sat. The TELEGRAM ,ro,s
for' Hudson was read in the rebel senata snd
'auseda lively sensation. S'""'' ana
lts Wig of the 18th inst mourps o,er ,ho
e'etse . ~ Tue Southwrst but suggest tIo ,'e
Jay Will eomo when Gen Hooker ma, rao ,''a'
.uso'pg olor' and every Union soldier viii !,
ei Ire CAV, Nee, Of the 81 inst! say. an
lOsas sia,'s That the City of alesco has mo-
'ptuFod BY the French troops. ''' "'' O''n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-24
liIApQuAsrSRs ARM OF rms poro,IAc.


p 4 most brilliant cavalry Gght occurred ON the
"ppahanooek yesterday beyond Kelly, ford
a reconnaissance under command of Cen
A'erii'' forced passage over the river in tho
lace Of determined Resistance by a consider.
able body OF rebel sharp ,hoatcf.. WHO Ver.
covered oy houses, rids plte, and dry nii.rae,
n'Ih ahattis IN front. The ford sd,pl.ifd hn, n
shgle hor1em9u alta time, and the stream wa.
very rapid Arriving on the South SIDE of ,b,'
river the cavalry charged the rotels in ,b,ir,n.
Ieaehmenis killing aud capturing nearly tho
entire lorce, besides securing a large numb.r Al
horses pickeisd near ty.
a short distance from the shore Gen. Aver.
~ command encountered the rebel cavalry un
der der stuart and Eta Hugh Ice, who had basioned
,Ion oulpepper to proven. eur passage. The,
@aue some da'bing charges upon our troons
VINO 'epal'ed them, aud IN their turn charged
'ns@ with fatal effect, using sabrcs only In tho
!, Whenever the enemy made a stand
.aey were immediately charged upon and rout.
gu IRON Their fosi,ion With great loss.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-24
rRoYosT HARsrAL GENERAL ArPoHrFD.
hA'hlNo or, March IS Tho following o If
tral order has been is,ued

Gsa9a' ord,r No G1j
WAR DnASJs7Nr, ApI'T GGss Onca ;
Washington, March IL, 1868
u Is hereby ordered Ilrat-thas CD. J.mp-
q. Fry Assistant Adjutsnt General. L S.A.
be and acr,dy is detailed "a Proves. Marsh, Il
General Of tho United States ir pursuance Of
srei. D OF the Act approved Mach 8. 1853. for
enrolling and calling out the National llrers
aud Tor other purposes.
lie is accordingly authorized and required
TO perform al the duties Of Provost Nir.t,l
General set forth in the sand act, and such other
dule' as may properly pertain to lie Office
Al communications relating to tie business
OF Provost NarshaI5, aud the provisions Of tie
set Of Congress; Aforesaid, will addressed 10
him.
sseond-rhat all appointments which have
been heretofore made Of Provost Marshsls arc
hereby revoked.
by Order Of the Secretary Of War
lsIgnei l.. luoMAs, Adjat,ut General.
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na9t' booming al iea't IN .lo youth of b5.i .'l
"naiif an carly erate. Those gisca.r. no Va, ~
""He' o.u t.treNeruii intuita. tstIesl T.,
UNIONS are Nervous Debility kclaNsttou e,
als.oui Asiasmu, VI ...ut aui con-, avg o.
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'"i's aren't PHlP az .tA %. tAs atart A tI.r., e.
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Ir,f Nm "a nih,' 'hh' Gases out ~ every one t,,
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que tNlc Nrctfs. Neatr the ,aut al .,5'"''7 81
only. '''''' t''e"'s m treating sm,,oms
pf. andrew slsno, ldy,oi,n to tho .rray Lyr, .,i
tlas oi moe, @ Is NV talaEtd ia rc.lht a..
fNVee les treatment aduuel IN tbt ,j'' y
al eo,p.aI -, uP'n h''hIlNt principles. Siipu.Rl
lc,iti ~, NV rev. WA"g~t numerals or poison ILe
NV ol 'afe 'ie such that patient. can te r W
''.I hontN "a any part Of ut cgitt,v - y" ~ ~
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sio.,.,,, 'eH ol ua'l or expires. Printed mt.rie.
W. lts VIII ne forwarded on sp LEGATION, '''''teb-
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W eulln5 we tuid MedicatsI InhaIin +, "a ,
md d,rs,t corr,,i gnu ample direction. Tor tlernse
a-rp,,i ~ u. ti''Hls
d, ~ ,al. h', siplu; Tor in'erog. tories or,i.i..
l''Vsv return si1mre, TO meet attention
Gou, ter tc "'ll 9e ,3uud AZ the In.
"'" uay' sundays ia ,Ae moon. Ailr.', o.
i.i,,,,.,r DIR. ANDREW STOVE
ibysei.n tr n.y. I'M anu iHslruic la.titlte. aal
49, s' S 10, Diseases Oh the ucari, rarost o45
Llass " fihh street, Troy, Neg lors '"''"' "Aa
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Nav foRk, March 10 a Port ROYAL latter
states That rum.r BY a steamer from F.r,,,
Una, that the iuroe Of 1909 negroes which -
ceudsd the SIS. Mays river. mot Win -
'''uT'e ana nave probably been capturel. rbi.
cc'yH Yesterday ''''' ~
y 's Untrue 'hat Gen Sigcl has withdraw,
bis resignation. ."
" ble lo4ing pickets, Tues lay. near Dsrn.,-
I'"e' WY He'i'and capt. Rcdd.ld. of the IL,
..iH.il O4'a'l}' and three Or tour private.
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CNgNNArr, March 10. Special dcspatcbs.
iIem AemlAis announce tina, the ~ D..
~ ed'a bad me, with a check. On Fri.S
Lass th" EWto.t Chllcothe encauptored rop',
Aattey attbc Junction OF tbo Y,.l.tH.S, 'e wy,
''ll'9''nie r'rf- The fight lasted all day
u's Z, sh .., cm the battery entered port noIe
vi 'aa O1ul'e}lhe, killing four and Woup8,n.
I'ui''n' lhe thlllIcotle received "a s1ots
aud was damaged seriously. ''o'''
E9ld has gone Up to 400 per cent in Rics.
,',oIo. anu so u"n'aeoons are reported there as
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ARTIFICIAL EYES

Us; =. n. hosLtE would give notice hs, h, ia,
Or .n' h. az, x and insertth,m, Without nsla
russ Tor ihs lADieAI cure Of srni. 'se improved
h'n'sslier, Ias, !, lss3. tn.,.
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FArErrEyLLF, Ark March H.. An intelli-
gsntgend man from frx,s arrived th,s eyclin,.
lie represents the rebels N that Sato IN d d.
Pl'rable condition. The Union men openly de-
noance the concderacy and la large party arc
tying to raise the Lone Star a4g.
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va. n.AsalNeToS, March n. The iolori,,
''Ve'''u 'o-uay at the hsldqaart,r. o, n. =
II. Mo- Gen. Hahck ''a''a 10
l.n, nA,e ,he pleasure to inform YOU Of ,ho Gal.
Ta Sot oil cur cavalry under the br ~,
,hd iney hal driven the rebel cavalry wh,n.vc-
Oa%ps, wagons ~ mules aud IL pr,on ,ar"
aL ineJ used iho sabre where tue carbms vonli
tsigned) VIZ Ravc,...
Foarnr.. A.. :, Maj Gen
g., o"I !, MONROE, March II. Tho .,e,,n.r
'"" OF Name arrived here Last night from
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INDIANAPOLIS March lG. Eieh. hundred
prisoners en- rontc to Chicago. were dot,n.'i ~
Richmond, Indiana, las, night. Wbiis -
my completely dmoish,d the og,s oc ~
Jefferson Ana War Sitct They ari,cl h 'pe
tonight and threatened the S.ainei T6o NJ
l'ay were placed on guard to prevent d Uo ,ui,'
ancs. f'Neh' us'uto-
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Nav Yong, March H. The steamer Marion
from Nov . leans the Sth, arrived to mint
Texas adv rs st.te tblt one OF the five Tx
ans captnred BY TIC rebels from tho steamer
Cambria bal Teen handed oyer by Tie rebel
military aptbor.Is to the mob, who hung him ;
another Was shot.