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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-09-30
NEW SERIES So NO. 565

time. The execution took place Yesterday
morning, between the hours of ten and
twelve. Long before that time crowds of
civilians, both male and female n am
sorry to say, began to assemble on the
grounds designated, situated northwest of
the city, near the Skies barracks hospital
It being the desire of Gen. Slough. mill
tary governor and commandant of this dis
trict, to have none but the military pres
ent on this occasion, no notice was given
to the public; but, Notwithstanding, the
attendance was much larger than at the
execution of Thompson, some months ago.
At eleven O'Clock the procession arrived
on the grounds, headed by Capt William
n. Gwynne, acting aid-de-camp and Pro-
vost Marshal. Immediately in the rear of
the Captain came the brigade band play
ing a solemn dirge; then followed four
men carrying the coffin which was soon to
inclose the remains of the wretched crirni-
nal who walked behind it, laughing and
chatting with Lieut.. Dorson, who walked
by his side. His step was firm and his
manner unconcerned; he did not appear
to realize his condition. After being con-
Quoted around the long hollow square, and
placed in front of his coffin, the proceed
ings and sentence of the court martial
were read to him, when he was asked if
he had anything to say, and he replied in
the following speech:
"Well, soldiers, suppose I've got to be
executed, and reckon its all right. All I've
got to say is do your duty to your country
faithfully. 1 was once color sergeant to the
10th Pennsylvania, and an honorable man, but
have disgraced myself, and now have to die
| for it You had better work for a dollar day
all your lives than act as have am worth
twenty thousand dollars. but am to be execu-
| ted, and it won't do me any good Take my
advice, then, and let prostitutes alone. Boun-
ties won't do you any more good than they
have done me. Serve your country faithfully,
and take little whisky now and then; it won't
do you any harm. 1 haven't got time to say
anything more, SO good-by."
There was not much sympathy felt for the
prisoner before his speech, if there was, it
entirely disappeared by the time of its close.
The prisoner was then seated on his coffin, his
eyes bandaged, and at the command, fire, was
| launched into eternity.
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From the Philadelphia Age
A Prophetic sChange RuDg Oh the
Bells.
BY NORvAL.

Ring out, clear bells, to the clear sky,
The prescient tidings from the West,
To those who love their country best;
Misrule is dying-let it die! Z
Ring out the Reign that spolls the Land.
For Rogues we hear shall bear no more;
Ring out the Feud that spills our gore;
Ring in the Reign our Fathers planned!
Ring out a swiftly dying Cause,
And wretched wrongs of bigot strife;
Ring in the Nations second life.
The Constitution and the Laws.
Ring out the want, the waste, the sin,
The foul corruption and its tool;
Ring out the Pharisee and Fool,
But ring the Christian Hero in
Ring out old Wolves disguised in fleece;
Ring out false Priest, and filthy Greed -
Black wars where White mans bOsoms blee,
Ring in the halcyon days of Peace!
Ring in the valiant man and free,
The patriot heart, the spOtless hand;
Ring out the Lord of COntraband:
Ring in our Chief that Is to bel
PHlLADELpHIA, Sept. 1, 1864
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Total. ......1, 949, ,966 !, ,511, ,423

Union majority. 4sS, ,54S Nec'ry to choose.11s
Putting Kentucky against us, where she
probably belongs and the popular vote
Of last year would give Mcclellan the
Electors from New Jersey, Indiana, Ken
lucky and Missouri-44 in all-leaving
1877 to Lincoln. And that is just about
the probable result, unless the rebels IN
arms should meantime win important VIC
tories. Our triumph seems tolerably safe,
but not SO safe as to justify an abatement
OF eftort.-New York Tribune.
The Tribune gives us New Jersey, In
diana, Kentucky and Missouri, making
forty-fOur electoral votes, and then admits
that "our triumph is not so safe as to
justify an abatement of effort"
The Democrats claim and will carry the
following States, and the great Democrat
ic gain in Maine is proofpositive that they
will do IL.
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The Providence Press (Rep.) is evi-
IDENTITY alarmed at the growing popularity
of Mcclellan in Rhode Island. The edi-
tor, in lugubrious tones, commences an
article as follows:
We hear there are Unionists not MANY wa
trust-who. Indifferent to the ties of party. will
vote for Mcclellan, out of admiration for his
personal character. We do not now wish to
discuss that character with these men, but
remind them that the election of McClell
involves Tar more than his elevation to
Presidency.
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A VETERAN BOUNTY.JUMPER r..
HIS EXECUTION.
Of the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. IL.
l send you an account of the execution
of s. W. Downing, alias "John W. Ball, :"
company II, 4th Maryland volunteers.
This man had deserted and re-enlisted
seventeen times, and acknowledged in his
statement made before Capt. K. D. Petit.
United States army, in charge of Prince
street prison, to have received the follow
ing amounts.
Downing deserted July, 1868, and re-
enlisted at the following places:
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Electoral Statistics,

The following table shows the popular
vote of the respective States in 1868 with
the number of Electors to be chosen by
each eight weeks hence:
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10Z
Western Virginia, Connecticut and Wis
consin we claim as doubtful. We can af.
ford to lose Delaware, Maryland and Cali
fornia, however, and then carry the eleo-
ton.
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@..s. New York, Feb. 10.
The steamship City ~ Cork fron Liv-
erpool. 26th, via. Queenstown, 26th, has
arrived. ar 2 sd
The following il from the Cork papers
Of the 26th ult.:
Brest. 23d.-A sanguinary conflict be-
tveen the Insurgents, under Bossack. and
the Rsssiane, took place on the 18th nit.
in the vicinity Of Csesstohate.s Seveal
wagons filed with dead and wounded,
have been brought into the town Of
Cxentocha:c. $3.50 A .s<
Frankfort-on the Main, 23d.-At yes.
tsrday's sitting Of Federal Diet, the ques-
ton Of the wishdrawal of the Austrian
asd Prussian reserves from the federal
corps Of execution, was discussed. II was
resolved that fresh reserves of federal
troops should b maintained.
I Berlin, Jan. 93-A debate on the
budget, IS amended BY the Chamber Of
QeRuties, took place in to-day's sitting Of
The upper House. The 1&endmeht Wan
rejected BY large majority, and the gov
ernnsns budget was adopted By b against
II.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES


New York, Feb. 10.
The steamer Mississippi has arrived
from New Orleans the 4th inst.
The steamer Planet from Cairo. with
800 cclored soldiers, the First Missouri
colored regiment, sunk on the night Of
the LIST Of February IS miles above New
Orleans. No lives lost.
Gen. Banks had issued lengthy gen.
ersl regulation on the subject Of compen-
stated plantation labor, fixing the ratss
thereof. inserdicting horging and the sale
Of Intoxicating drinks 70 plantation hands,
and stating the enlistment Of soldiers from
plantations will not be resumed without
an order OF the government. Laborers
will be permitted to choose their employ
er., but when an agreement is made they
will be held to Il for one year. Laborers
will be permitted on limited scale to
cultivate land. on private account. A
free labor bank will be established - q
safe deposit for earnings.
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St. Louis, Feb. 10.

st. Louis, Feb. 10.
The Senate yesterday passed the House
bill for . new State Convention. The
bill defers the election for delegates until
November next.
The Memphis correspondent OF the
Chicago Journal, under date of the 9TH
inst., says the advices from Vicksburg
are that Shernan's army left that place
last week, the 10th Corps, under Hurl-
but, following the 18th under McP hsrson,
which was the advance.
Gen. Smiths cavalry expedition left
Memphis for Corinth on the evening of
the Sd, and will soon be heard from in
the interior Of Mississippi and Alabama.
The Union forces of Arkansas are also
said to be preparing for an early move
Southwark, which will put Msgruder's
army between Steeie's command on the
north and Banks columns on the south.
The Democrats Leaven worth despatch
says the joint resolution for . Senatorial
election to day passed both Houses under
the gag rule. Protests have ALREADY be-
gun to come in from various counties and
indignation meetings will be held Ill over
the State. The people are utterly op-
posed to the fraud and will vote it down
by an overwhelming majority at the frst
State election.
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New York, Feb. 10.
A Memphis letter of the Ash SAYS .
German who reached Grand Gull, Mis-
slssippi, Few days since, from Mobile.
which pl.ce he left on the Goth ult.. rep-
reeents that the rebel troops in and around
that point do not exceed 5000, and are
under the command Of Major General
Murray. who has charge of the defenses Of
the city. All other troops have recently
been sent to Atlanta in anticipation of an
attack there. The troops in and about
Mobile are said TO be toletably we'll sun
Piled with food and clothing.
& While on his way to our lines, the gen.
tieman giving this Information, passed
through Meridian, Mississippi. Here he
says Gen. Polk has a. army sarionsly e..
tinatsd at between 1000 and 10000,
This compr scs the bulk Of the Confsds.
rate forces in Mississippi.
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Washington, Feb. 10

asnihgton, REQ. III.
The Secretary of the Interior and Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs will appear
before the Ways and Means Committee
tomorrow, to give their views upon the
question Of the propriety Of abrogating
the treaties With disloyal tribes Of La
diane.
Tho whisky bill still lies on the Speak
er's table.
Another list Of military nominations,
about 800, were transmitted TO the Senate
to-day b, the President
The House Committee on Military AT.
fairs have prepared . bill setting out with
the declaration that it appears that many
general officers are. and have been, either
entirely unemployed or not on duty cor
responding with their rank, thus holding
commissions and drawing pay without
service, and standing in the way of the
promotion of active officers, and provides
that all Major Generals who on the 18Th
Of March shall not be in the performance
of service, and for three months continu-
ously next prior TO that date. shall be
dropped from the roll Of the army and pay
shall cease and the vacancies be- filled BY
appointment or promotion but this is not
to affect officers absent from wounds or 10
consequence Of being prisoners Of war or
ON parole. Any Major General or Briga-
der General appointed under the act OF
1851. SO dropped from the rolls, shall not
be discharged but RENTED 70 his former
position as a staff or line officer Of the
regular army.
The Presidents stable, located between
the Treasury Department and the Exec
utive Mansion. vas TO- night destroyed by
Gre. The carriages were saved but six
horses persisted in the flames.
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New York, Feb. 10.
A refugee from the South says Atlantis
will be destroyed rather than to let it fall
into Grants hands, who is expected to
move on it in the spring.
Refugees say there will be no starvation
in the South as soon as sweet potatoes are
abundant.
The Richmond Wing says the Virginia
Legislature has been occupied in secret
session upon a resolution requesting the
Confederate authorities to suspend the
ban Of outlawry against Gen. Butler until
IN exchange of prisoners is effected.
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New York, Feb. 10.

New Yort, Feb 10.
RisA.ond papsn to the eth Of Feruary
30 rooefyed.
The Rxsniner rsports The arrest Of A.
w. Heiptsa, baker, charged With being
eonnseted With N organisation 10 relsass
he Yankee pfisonsrs, sssassinate JED.
DAVIS and dsaasoy ths government baild-
iugs and workshops IN Richmond, Osher
arrests wen likely to follow, y the roll
Of nenbers was seized along With Hsint-
-.
The arrest Of Hon. Robt. Toombs ct
Savannah, for treason ana disloyalty. was
ramorsd in Richmond, but it proved to
have originated il the hct that Toombs
attempted to get aboard train At Savaa-
nah and was put of BY the guard.
Maj. Gen. Breckinfidge il appointed
to relieve Samuel Jones 10 command Of
the rsbel Department Of Southwest Viz
ginia.
A rebel dispatch from Orange G. H.,
Feb. 7th, nays the enemy crossed in large
force Saturday At Morton's Ford, but after
sharp contest we're repulsed BY General
I'd. Johnson's Division and driven back
over the river and pursued. Our troops
returned and this morning the enemy
also attempted TO cross at Barnett's Ford,
but we're rrpulsed by Gen. Scales North
Carolina Brigade, and the Lomax caval-
~. The casualties on our side were slight.
The enemy has retired.
A letter from Walthalla, S. G., Jan.
24th, states that western North Carolina
and towns in the interior of Georgia were
recently invaded BY !, 500 Yankee caval-
~, who pillaged indiscriminatAly and car
risd of negroes, horses. food, Sc. They
captured two confederate soldiers whom
they banded over to the bushwhackers Of
western North Carolina and Tennessee.
who shot them. The letter says the
bush y hackers have murdered the rebel
Lieut.. Col. Walker and his son, and Col.
Dobson's con and others.
The Savannah Republican of Jan. Both
sees no indications ola formidable attack on
that vicinity. Ilreports. hoSevsr,an attack
on the rebel pickets at WhitemArsh, and
the shelling of battery by = monitor
without effect.
Lieut.. Gov. Weston, of South Carolina,
died on the Goth of January.
Morgan was ut Columbus. Bragg had
left Montgomery for Richmond.
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FROM MEXICO.


San Francisco, Feb. y.
The Mexicon Gen. Leon, who left Man
zils on the LIST, has arrived here ON his
way to Washington, with instructions
from Juare. to the Mexican Minister.
He reports that Negrette, who was re-
pulsed at San Luis Potosi on the 9Th of
December, with loss of 1000 men, sf-
forwards formed Junction With Ganzales
and DobIado, and on the 9Th of January
again attacked that place, carrying it BY
assault after struggle Of 81 hours. cap
turing most Of the garrison and large
quantity Of arms and munitions. The
traitor Gen. Majia and staff escaped All
Of the captured traitors, commissioned
and non-com missioned officers, we're shot.
The traitor Miramon occupied posi-
ton between Guadalsjara and the City of
Mexico.
Gen. Bozape had marched with French
army from Guadalajara toward Mexico.
leaving guard Of :, 900 at Guadal.jara.
The Mexican Gen. Malta had advanced
from the vicinity Of Colnia with 5000
men, and was expected to attempt the re-
~"PeoA~ VI
The latest news at Mapzilla was that
Ortega and Doblsdo have been largely
reinforced from Zacatacas, and after leav-
ing strong garrison at San Luis Potosi,
had started to intercept the commuDica-
lions Of Bazone, and the latter was making
forced marches toward Lajoz.
New York. Feb. 10.
The steamer Eagle FROM Havana 9th
has arrived.
Vera Cruz dates to the 3lst, and City
of Mexico 25th, are received.
The members of the government of San
Luis Potoai. appointed BY Gen. Moiia,
after capturing that place January Arb
unanimously declared for an empire,
A report from Celiaia of Jan. 9th SAYS
Gen. Rep%jaray was taken prisoner :.
Saivasierra and carried to Caliaia By part
Of the garrison.
There had been several skirmishes he.
tween the French and Juarez' troops, one
At San Juan de Los Lanos, lasting four
hours, in which Gen. Gon.,vla and !,
large number of soldiers were c,n,nr.d
many killed. 30.
The French loss vas one killed and
three wounded
The convoy from Jalapa arrived :. Yer.
Cruz on the Path without molestatiou.
Several soldiers, three men and bows
sud four women and girls, travellers, we're
busche,ed near Vera Cruz recently and
their baggage robbed.
The port Of Campsachy surrendered TO
the French corvette Msgillon ON the 2 Lei
Of January.
Doblado was at Zacatacas ON the 9th
ult.
French papers report Juares abdieated
and succeeded BY Ortega. but no date il
given and no confirmation has been 70
ceissd. The report was thought 70 b.
premature.
s.
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Nevbern. Feb. 8.

Nevbern, Feb. 5.
Large numbers Of dsssrtsrs from the
fshel army have bsen coming lih since
yssae1ey morning. They report the rebel
On. Pickett infoTmed bis oomuapd, CON-
sistiag a Is 600 mon, dat thsfe were but
5000 Union soldiers at Newborn, and
that he intended to take the city By >
night assauit.
The arrival Of regiment from Beau
test ia6t before the snemy ont orr com-
munisations With that point, together
witA The esning Of 6rsmen and citisens,
Whit and black. satisfied the enemy that
we vere more than . match for them;
hsnce their failuse to make the attack
The enemy has fallen back to Kingston.
The town Of Warssw, N. O., Was des-
troyed BY Are on the Slst altimo, acct
dentally.
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New York, Feb. 10.

A Herald correspondent captured BY
the rebels in Louisiana, and recently ex-
changed, writes that the entire rebel force
west Of the Mississippi on January 6rst,
was So 900 men.
Price is at Camden. Ark, and has been
strengthened BY 5000 men under Min
ton, and is preparing for . movement
against Little Rock.
Kirby Smiths headquarters were At
Shreveport.
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From Pert Hudson.
New. York, Feb. 10.

A Port Hudson letter, Jsnnary 2S.h,
to the Tribune, says no direct denonstra
tons have been made BY the rebels lately.
A large number Of deserters have re-
Gently come in from the rebel army.
A report had reached Port Hudson
that Gen. Bragg was appointed Asst
Secretary Of War for the Trans n ississip-
pi District By JEFF. Davis, and was now
at Alsxandria, La, having crossed tho
Mississippi recsntlJ q Point Ceupee.
A rebel Col. named Bradford was cap-
tnred recently BY private PhiIbrick, Of
the Sd Massachusetts, Cavalry.
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Fort Monroe, Feb. 10.
The steamer New Terk arrived last
night from City Point.
The Daily Mississippiao says the rebel
capital is 70 be removed to Columbia,
S. Z.
Flour is selling in Richmond for $3.50
per barrel; sugar I to dollars per
pound
Several thousand Yankee prisoners now
10 Richmond are to be sent TO Georgia in
a few days
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An lnpsrsans xsnsf.
Especial to Herald
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT wEsr ynsrslA,

HXADoUARfYRa DEPARTMENT W Ell VIRGINIA,
February g.
In(ormation Of high Importance reach
ed ods Of our outposts to-day. It was
broaeht - bysa moanted desertst from
EYly's command. He says when he
left rumor was prevalent Of the removal
and Of pseparations being made for the
immediate removal Of all Yankee priso-
ners from the neighborhood Of Richmond.
Also that the authorities had detained the
mail, newspapers, &C.. going from Rich
mond to the soldiers in camp.
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new York Market.

NEW YoRx, Feb 10.
cctscn-pen and heavy, and lie lower e. for mid
ding upland
FIour0pened firm and closed shade hover. ss1z7 90
for Extra state sa4I 10 for extrs T. H.oi 10 for
inf~rtor dor sa<1s 30 for Trade Brands
Whiskey-Quiet and unsettled State reported at 500
sc
wheai-os.enei steady and closed heavy aff s.el n
fT Okdca<. Sprfnr-htt-r choicr-f SAL 81 for Nil
waakee Club e3ssi ~ fss Winter Red Western.
Corn-rn--,tird and lower, ls3sl 2sls fur shipping
Mixed Western in store closing dn at inside psc.. Y
hw New White Southern - FIR Dry Round White.
oat.-Yar demand and easier at 9oso2 for w-ssers.
Pstrcleum-stesiy and moderate business crude 20
1sf for renea In bond s6t ~ Cor refined free S..
Pork-Decidesly hrmer and good demand 20 sA12e is
for mess 10 5a0i rs for old dr. - SO for do Is 90
1000 ht- deliverable this menth buyers option
er's option, - S7l1
Beef-1ss active. COZ for country mess "a for coun-
tr, rrime le4lt for repackei mess Ia.ois for extra
ne-s prime mess beef quiet and unchanged beef hams
Cut Meass-Fr,ner. sl5es1e for shoulders; lis.aIsc
for hams; beef Sides COOL i-dIlsc for Western Cum
bertrand cut 49, do hing ribbed 11sss1i3 do short RIB
ior western long cut as h.ms snort s'eaf =
Dressed Hogs-More active and frme~. es<aioc for
Lars-Tirm a ls0ls5l
Bnttcr-yery frm and fair demand 1t 2sGo.c for Ohio
2stG35 for State.
Cheese-Eirm At lsalTc common tcprImc.
New York Money Merkes.
NEW YoRK. Feb. 10.
Money easier general rate Ii transactions 6
pr rent
Sterling dull and lower At la for frst class hills.
Geld lower opening at sei declining ass snd clio
sing dull at 500 saix.
The steamer Austraasian. for Liverpool to-day, carried
out f3o9. l02 IN specie.
Government Stocks nrmer,
Us 6s 81 coupons fo7 *.
80 Treasury loS44D tGAs11.
etock Market better.
$50 Coupons lOts1.
Year Certificates eS
Mo s. 6sl<t G 1asl4 Mil p c o. Erie ll2L,: do
pfd 1881 Hudson l&& Harlem 104 Reading d. II
lbs. N a. &c Scrip a3Ok c P1l7Jx; OF G Ifs; {
lT u z Z RI 1s1; prd " C sss< ca W SOL
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a s.y C g 9 = F. e:
Instsuet3ens % g.. 0eooao. IS
New York. Feb. 10.
The Herald's Army Of the Potomac
dispatch places the loss in the 18th Con-
nsoticut regiment At lis killed, Q saksn
prisoner. and IS wounded.
We lost no pontoons or artillery, nor
was any part Of our infantry foros Ont Of
BY the rebels and forced to eut thsir way
through.
The Henlds Washington dispatch re-
ports the entire suspension Of pay, BY or
der Of the Secretary Of War, Of the CON-
handing officers Of between thirty and
forty regiments and batteries. fog neglect.
ing to forward the military history and
returns to the ordnance officer. The
suspension IL 70 continue until returns
are forwarded.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch
states officers from Fairfax q. H.. stats 4
contraband reports his escape from con-
siderable iorce Of rebel infantry and cav
airy six miles south of the station. A
force dispatched to ascertain the truth,
has not returned this afternoon.
In the House to day, Mr.. Arnold Of Il
l.nois, introduced bill for Investigation
into the proposed improvement of Chica-
go harbor, to be paid by tunnage duties
Referred to the Committee on Commerce.
The Times says our Washington dis
patch reports the Senate amendment to
the whisky tax may be adopted by the
House.
The President has acceded to the wish
es of the State Convention Of Arkansas,
and ordered General Steele to hold an
election on the day designated. In other
respects he has renewed bis instructions
to General Steele to make cure of avoid.
ing collision between the military and
civil power. He has commissioned Gen.
Sickles 70 go to Arkausas with full and
discretionary authority to keep things
straight.
Gen. Butler has commenced the estab-
lishment of a common school system at
Norfolk and Fortress Monroe. Il will in
sure the education Of hundreds of chill
dren.
Commissioners from the Dominician
Republic, which Was suppressed BY Spain
in 1861, are now applying to be recog-
mixed as belligerents. Mr.. Seward laid
the case before the Cabinet to-day. 1t
will not receive very considsrats treat
ment.
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Dounties in Baltimore.

Baltimore, Feb. 10.
The City Council passed the bounty
bill giving 5000 TO recruits, without dis
tinction of color With the State boun-
ty recently passed, veterans who re-enliss
in this city will receive 1926, and new
recruits $500. Recruiting is going on
actively here.