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TUESDAY, Oct. LIP. n.

TUESDAY Oct. LIP. NJ
Gold opened at 1889. which was the lowest
pept of the day. The highest price was a0 closing al
2o9i.
The Stock market has been rampant all day,
and closes II nearly the hsheft in face Of heavy
GALES to realize profits At the Stock Exchange the fol-
lowing quotations were made: Registered u.s. of 1881
nos u 100; Coupon 6s., lssl, l05. a loi3; Coupon
tNs iO74aiO7i; 1905, Oct, l0il0l05; Cur
rency Certificates. eila94l. State Bonds steady;
Tennessee per cents sass Missouri per cents,
sa6l; Canton, 29929;; Quicksilver, 7s@0'oi Coal
Stocks steady; Delaware and Hudson, lc5al'5 Pean'
sylvanis Coal 700 IS: Cumberland Coal ia as;
Minnesota Mining Co., 23a27; MsrpOsa 3!i a&i Pa
eifc Mail 2s2Q2s2l. Atlantic Mail. le5; New-Nork
Central. li5QIi6; Erie, 9s. a9i; do. preferred 1924
l02s; Hudson River, ll6l 0l6l; Reading, l.2 ~.
Michigan Central 1872 a 1895; Michigan Southern, o'!
Michigan Central sold up to 1891 on advance % per
cent Cleveland and Toledo ct ono time showed an ad-
of IA per closing al Ill. Tie entire list was
sirong, and buyers ready to take anything offered.
Stocks were scarce and deliveries made with Gfcnty
Sterling Bills are quoted in gold at lO9GllO4
sbr short date francs 5.lli05.l6l.
Among brokers money is extremely easy
y. p cent: the offerings fer exceed the demand fo'
commercial bills the rate isl cent, with some sales
ate Good bills can be had q, lGl. 2 cont y month.
Freights are dull and rates are easier The
engagements 100 tuns Oil Cake 7Gd and 1900 bushels
Wheat on private terms; and per steamer 500 boxes
Bacon and loo boxes Cheese 30; TO London IS 900
tashes Wheat AGi!d.; to Antwerp 80 b5is. Peiio-
ban at IS cd. and 30 tuns Tallowsat Us ID
The president Petroleum Company" which
elaine to have valuable property invites attention to
rs enterprise in orr advertising columns It's books
fr subscription now open.
The subscriptions to the 7-J0 loan, as reported
70 the Treasury Department, for the last two days
amount To g. s2l 40 The subscriptions 20 this loan
during the last week were si,G2l.0 800
TIE Fourth National Bank, as well as many
ether financial institutions of this city. advertise thai
they will ncude in their bids for she los the oef
Of other parties up to the 18th inst.
The aggregate amount of Exports (excluslyC
efspecie) from the port Of NewYork 70 foreign port
for the week ending Oct. H. 1864. sJiJ9.sDO.
The Central Railroad of New-Jersey will pay
18th instant dividend Of 81 per cent free Ostax
The National Bank currency Issued TO October
L 1861, amounted TO sJl.7iO65o. The amount issaet
daring the week ending October . 1861 was S.4 80
The aggregate National currency on that date wa
therefore e53 5l5 $50. The aggregate capital OF thes
institutions ia sos, 7s9.72Q
The following comparative statement show
tcphia banks for the pas. and previous week:
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ADVERTISEMENT
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
No. 4 Wall-st., Ncw-York.

lIsCAI, AGENT FOR IIfL u - NV'F'''NF'-'''
THIS Bank viii incluGe IL its bid FOR the new oIO SIX
Per GENE LOAN, the orders of other parties. Such
oraors mn,t be acco nnanicl by : ger cent. Of the
amount. andif successful charge OF VIII b. made
if unsuccessful the per cent wall be repaid im'ne"'-
ately.
Certificates Of Indebtedness be used at par ana
interest for quarter Of ong award ana 'efinee'
will answer for the ) per cent preliminary deposit.
All orders must be IL by four o'clock on the 18th IN
slant. Our bid including all who join rs, vii be made
up in Washing on, by Mr. j. TnoMrsoN' on the morning
Of tie 18th. 5. e. THOMPSON fresiuen'
JANIS CuRrnEY. Cashier.
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iAdyci,i.cment.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.

Nos. y and % Pines! New-YcrS
prposlrARY AND AGENT OF TIE UNITED STATES.
This Bank viii include in IFS hid for the new United
States $50 Loan the bids Of other parties,
Those wishing 10 subscribe wi. deposit with ms rci
cent OF the amount required, 10 be returned i inc DID
s rot successial.
Certificates oflrdcbcdncss can De ased for ohegnh'o'
OF amounts subscribed for All orders must DE Mantle"
in by Tie 18Th inst. NonRs kETchUA' if's'uoh'
d. W. VAUGHAN Cashier.
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urEDrr o. TIE HIGH sEAs.

II he matter Of lae application Oh tLc .i.'i'sH
(i a. lt, u,r, ~ yY..i iar TIE ex'rsa,i.I ~ JoAs
''r.re. -u si. -s' f-i,~e from justice.
wen. va issued ,tls morning fos he aprfsrnsl.n OF
.. !e- al a..o sf.i. c.ms-e Ni &c nnrs"r - ,"hi,
- r IN boirt ofthe nsv- bd: Rlymond on re 'oh OF
m, ,rl.ed wa s-rri l.. 0freg Divine. ard 'sser De-
fl.e the Con missioner 3D. Co. omitted !In
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CHURCH or THE MRMAH.--This religious

CHURCH or THR hESIAH.-Ihls rehgl0uS
society OF which Rev. Or. Osgpad O. nar.an) i PASTOR
sold their fine church edic broadway. last spring
at what was then considered god price. and pur
chased eligible buidinruts h. 4hsf.oet az tie time
but finding building mater .is - eIhaGced III lFic,
concluded to rnss zone buil1nT. ITO CONGREGATION
meantime purchased Ep seolii church IN Madison
ay corner Of 2s-s which they have just got poses
sion Of The Church thus owns hr new hnildirg ~ wei
as their fine lots md possc' oihcr means inter Vrfns
all their debts they vel ai'ord TO wat better
tIaca for builii,- On their neW -r.
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4 DISHONEST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Vein.
Lemor yesterday arrested on a charge of stealing
articles II coihing tu The whine az sl00 from her late
employer. Mrs. Caroline SOion.Ons of No. ., Division.
IT. Mrs. Bnrletia Ngssctt oi No. 20 Chryste.s. pic
ferred similar complaint against her. Justice Mans.
field committed her for examination
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u s cn,LllssLnNERs osFIcE-cer. IL.
- " neiar- Conn '.'ouer 'r1rwnri-

ANNIIT q OM0TTVH U.-I ~ y T'0V'''T'
T. : 1T. a.. RE Whesivrr''.
Tie accused il driver on one OF the Fr'a""ay
md Nation 0ysuu, inc % ouabu.es, and OF Aa PAD
nj mr. NJ Wirroi tho rIrfr p'ltnsE - - 80 ne ~
~ p-,, and Fsry.. con- street .inc lew dI,f 'isas,
i1ps- u eoyDsrs tvoce.t Gels 4 ."s Conpai, $50
e. uscI wss held h. bail & h ser tae e'ss.e.
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FORCED ENLrsrMryr.-Patrick Dougherty

FORCED ENLIsTMEST.--Patri Doughertv
q cermGn. YVES arrested Yesterday on the complaint o.
Isaac cowie who states that the accused. the 81
inst In coIapany with two men. met him IN san in
fnlton.stcci and told him hc must 20 with them and
eYs' lie wos taken 30 place, The exact ioGalit,
o! which he doc6 not know kept u confinement there
ana az Tue end Of TINT tiue taken to ElEBbathport
D. and IN attempt made TO onlist hin In the L. - SCI
vice. This he declined TO do returned 10 this city and
caused The arrest ~ the accused as above stated. jus
tco Dow ling committed him for trial.
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INSTANTLY KILLEp.--Ihos. Pegraft, cOlored
chimney sWerp who had been employed 10 clean the
chimney Of ibe promises No. l05 libertyst accident.
Ally fell through the slyght OF the ROOF 60 ;he second
noor aud was Instantly killed. lie resided az No is
Thomasst.
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The RAILWAY posr-OFPoR SYsrEM.-All

TIE hN.LWlI TUNT-VFTIUK NNoTEN,-NII
the principal RAILWAYS adopting the office
csfs at the request 81 the rCst.Osfce Department
which already feels tie benefits OF tho arrangement.
The Erie Company is building two ears, End will pro.
coed with four Immediately, and IN short time il
IL expected That the cars wiN through from New.
YORK. 1t. Louis eiIeciing saving Of Que day in the
transmission Of tho mails. All the companies on The
New. York and Boston line have decided 90 build the
postal cars ns has the New York Central The Hudson
River Railroad Co. has not yet decided In. 10 do In
the mater, but there can be 10 doubt OF wha. is
decision must ultimately he matter OF such self
evident adv aItage.
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SToLB Pocket BOOK.--Mr. JOHN II. Brad
ley. merchant doing business ut M. ~ and 80
Broadway, Monday night last came on from E'sion
in the steamer Metropolis. On retiring for the night
he p,acsd his pooket-book contrasting $50 under his
nIlnv In fle morning when leav.0s The boa hs iur.
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4 DEMOCRATIC IESpENCY.-To take hESFS
EAsr aDi, CofFr evr-v ilosiing % breakfast. 10
sai; nop.sr For ole 10y all OTo.oTs al - sns 70
Gruc-, DEPOT. No. - RgGde-.
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NEW-YoRK HIST nlCtL SOCIETY. The Two
Hnud-cdth An.iversaiy tie ranlaest Of New Meth
ci!and viii De- celebrated iHis ~ n'ns ~ the NeW YORK
Historical .,ocieig, at he t0"l"T institute Johi
Gomeyn Brcdheld. LII d. via deliver the Grafton '.h
reception will bo held at toe Library - O'clock ioi'
lowing the Grafton.
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BULLS HHAD.-The cattle market closed firm.
owing the non-arrval oi zoo head expected by
tho Hudson River road Receipts CAS-. for the woek.
all of which went To butchers. Sheep arr easier. fair
lo. selling NJ cents y 10. live weight. Hogs are ir
quick request az quito advance. Sales made al
13 cents with some choice lots held for IA and ~ cents
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4 soldiers vote recently taken in . Mari land
Briiar gave eigh'egn so.c, l't'e Mac "a' 40 zoe
49,. for lincni.. iotl We. "'lf -~ az. % b. ~
t!p.ei ihr oHlcHl B"il' si 49, '.''l 'eh, "hs
Utctl tlr.. .Hhucrc- to- h.n.
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COURT OF oENERAL ses3loNs.-ooT. n-h' '''F

william Thomp,ol pleaded guilty OF mapSrugh-
fsr .rtf. fii ID a..r.~. E.u'gird.
Oior c'lsy sr Th''is Lawio pad guilty o' 'r'ar' s'
s-std larceny. Aensl-,-l
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IUR RISE T. CAR AND ONSiB-s PARASITIC
rise In fares has bsel cnliF, 81 leg n the City Railroad
Companies except the Eight. Avenue Company which
drrs tie twc for q operation OF the scale suii.
Ihur,dny The payn ell Of lie extra crit is pretty
gcn,nly conceded, thoagh IN tho ioa IN which T.
mas been gcilic ho ground OF Ulegality the con-
duetors have Slc.., Submitted 20 take iio Cd fare
rather than lie Fsk 81 ecc;iug ac passenger. Tie
rrd Avenue Comp,ny still offers It's paper checks tor
change. end will probably 10 80 lA brought up by an
action before tle H. :. Court. The omiuus companies
have most of ihcn re,cly revised their scales and
Lib, considerable diversity In their Price, The rates
VI the piirc,pal linz, nfc us below.
South Ferry. Drollwa, a4d ur.y-.cvouds;.: South
Fony Broadway. En1rtA.tr. ana iniryaeoonf->t.
Solf. i,Tgy. brnnDN1 y und Ei-hlhs..: south rerTy
BrOldWat FuuF;er an st. aud Ninth aY., South Feuy
broadway aud Eig.ih.st. On! Jncs). Fulton Ferry
krmdn ay, inty-s,. ard s'eventh-Gv.; Na!lst Ferry
Hrnadvuy ,Dh f0ity second-ii. all 20 ceAtS.
Waist lery, krundwHy and Maaison-ay; Fulton
Ferry. brcrdNrY f!Hhay. and Forty secoud-,t .
Broadway IwoHty third-st and Ninth.ay., oil eight
cents
Sonth Ferry Hswery and Dry Dock. seven cents.
South feiry. broadway. Bceckefst., ElGhlh.ay. and
Iwehtg third ~. cents.
Jersey City Ferry. broadway. Second-st. and vii
hlnsburg t-rryi Hroadsay, Eighth-st end Sixth ay
al hyn cents.
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ltG,ns.!scnlcnl
LACE CURTAINS
Al AsrrcEp PaicEs
g. t. \ !. ~ KkLTy. $50 Broadway.
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The Dry Goods sales to-day do not show an
Improvement. The descriptions Of goods offered were
seisonublc-of which there were two large sales by
wiimerdugs Mount. and Van Wyck. Townsend &
Co The attendance quite moderate. The sale
opened with little spirit. aud the goods generally went
heavily only samples in many cases being sold. La
Cbappclle Doeskins brought sJ4s5 ie,; Leather Doc
skins 81 i2l; Esqunaux. s. %; Moscow. G. 80; Cas-
tors 81 25as4 623; Csssimeres. g.; Cloakngs s. 90
&c. Many lots were passed, and the sale continued
dull Nearly the maybe said Of the similar sale Of
wooden goods by Van Wyck. Townsend Co. The at
tendance meager. bidding sprtless prices low and
the resnlt unsatisfactory. Wilmerding. Hoguet Co
had sale Of Ribbons. which well attended There
vss no marked change in prices. Messrs. Haggerty
Co sold line Of Saxony dress goodsthe importation
Of Henry SCHNEIDER Son. The feeling in the market
r very stir, nearly oil descriptions Of articles showing
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FIFTH AND SIXTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Co,re.p,ni-a,r Of Tle X. y. rr.barr.
PlnLADrIp,ifA. saturday. Oct. :. 'soi
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c0rRr cALEyDsa-raI' Day.


s-ld i4.ceng. Aea-sl-'-i
r0rRr CALESDsR--rHIs DAY
SUPRrMy r-CrcUrE-pau i.-o''r nnc
...-- ,os gis psi ~ 24ss 2,3.. 24s9 g'oi. 1905
.ai ssr 2sG eiu a.i, 2Ji5 p -, 'a2 3, =, - ,@J
..r parf f.-har 't 81; --i-t, -. .tt, s-i., -
l,, 1.-s $40 s3,e saf PCS $50 .saa. ~ - s6s
,.5l iiD I1sf 19l. go e,.s. 1915 s9. 49,. IT, t9h
.sl iVgt aLl. Spee.s Ir'r--NOs. ., ~, ~, 3. 49,
SUPERIOR COrRr.--P.ri Nos. .S'3. 'SIi. -i',,
i.iI 30 yJs 3.s5 .f'7. 500 +J ~. A.. 3d. 80 u
fal Pa. IScs Jg. 2J-2 .'si 5ij, 3s,, iD1 s'' sllt
.nia 4fih s02s so24 4's6 sis3 80
COuEr oY COMMON pLEAs.-Part -Aoinarned
r. f- trn Pat IiNo o. srd The b4an.c II IRE "a sr'
cog lcIs ls prcisn,
Advertisement
The GREAT FAR al thc N,w-Fnglard states
hsd spriu'-t s-r'eubrr @ io - awsrd,d t' ighesi
I.erl.nAt 10 "NsIICox . GIBBS ier tie lKsr ihsilr
Sawr.u hAcpINs.'
Adsrftseinei'.l
Tho VERMONT STATE bAi3 hclc - Nhte
Ri.r, Jun, on -en,cn.oer 90 r. srifd e fsi pre-
81 ina :, WILCOX y GIBBS" Aes-loIk. l.r The " hrsT
kAalLf saGIs0 MAcHSh-'
IAfv-,iisrfirn'.l
The PEySSYLYtSI, STATE FAIR held ~ las
TON S.nirr..f = - - ss.afri tic hest nfcru silver
Medal 10 WILCOX GIsss, Aev-l ok, Ter Tie 'bEs7
SEWING y AcAIsx"
IAdycItiss.a,ntl
WINDOW SHADES
ios sIoEys os DWELLINGS
Manufactured ty
q. l.. y J. r. KILT.
Nc. 35s Broadway
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ffom Vow ofs--t. Toby Go, i.. D. L. 'aihoan, ~
l. =. 1rle. iol h. tch 80; 4. lutte Co, jl5. }. L.
Proofs lti Cutler CLARA laii Dr.. u. "a tes -, j.
st,.', .1i Henry shove. ~. VIM t,e as, %; b. ;.
Ccrs, ~; VIM Ar,hbsi IA; u. -tni h u AARON Fsri
d-nds %; T.. 4. Jrrk.ou jl i11f PeT ~ ~ fan-
n.r AEON 2Us :. A. I.ir :ri; -rhu N.riin, -
: Niniau. 217. iirr,ah Wrii. 10. :. :. Baker, 81
a. s. Chase ls9 Davd fruchsr an, George Bamucr. 29
VIM ~ Uu..fhrrf. a.
3D.. a
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Posr.OpF.Cr NoNfT e. p..s. -nr.McDoaal1,
Superintendent. " Tie i'si. Money OrdoT Bureau in
Washington was IN tais cty yesterday. Tie arrange
mcnis f5r CONNIE Chg ia,iaesa or Monday mex ar'
not yet complete aJ IL .sov.o iea that .ufthor post
ponenent viii re ,,leica rac lsi1y aris's fom tho
printing aud distribution g. beg ts IN which c-ca'
caro- i- requlrcl 70 l.sgre ie resas aad safe ir"rs
action OF tie BUSH e.,.
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CAsItg GARpEy i.mrAP}. -Conirollcf Bren
has pro.eDted 10 tie 1o.I..rs 'a..oGs fcioirs
his department for tie City and County o; Now-lors
They be- 70 ,cnde. Li.a THEN h,s acknowledgement.
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BOARD OF SUrE .yi .0Hs.-il.i Board met 81
20 To- ~. Tuesday uad lii'r appointing Register foi
the November election r iie ei.fo-, .ep.us The pa
rud lOth. a,loarnci usoF I'll edaslay. when thee
wards viii be ilici.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-11

further command, Zone, two, fire :" and
the entire volley was discharged almost as
one gun. Instantly the blood spurted
from the breast of each prisoner, and.
quivering for moment, their heads fell
upon their shoulders, and then their bodies
lurched to one side, and fell as near the
ground as they could with their arms pin
Toned to the stakes. In this position the
blood streamed from their wounds, which
were nearly all in the breast, and in one
or two places formed little pools upon the
ground. The attending physician exam
ined the bodies SO soon as the firing ceas-
ed, and found no signs of life in any ex~
cept Blackburn. In five minutes from the
time the volley was discharged they were
all dead.
Gates, after he was shot, uttered the ex-
clamatiOn "Oh" and Blackburn cried out
'Kill me quick" but in an instant later
they were evidently insensible.
After this, the bodies were placed in
good plain collins, and taken in charge by
the Government undertaken, Mr.. Smith
ers. Then the crowd dispersed, and the
soldiers returned to their quarters.
In this connection it is proper to publish
the following testimony, in addition to that
printed elsewhere, taken before the Pro-
vost Marshal, in regard to the death of
Major Wilson and the men whose bodies
we've found with him We learn, too, that
as soon as rebel Major has been captur-
ed, he will be executed in like manner for
the death of Major Wilson, the six men
having been executed, in retaliation for
the killing of the privates captured with
Major W.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-11

An incident recently occurred at
"Yale" whiok, l think, goes very far to
establish as fact that "the world moves. :"
A Yale alumnus of twenty years standing
recently returned, after long absence, to
visit his alma mater, and was very cour-
teously received and "shown around by
Professor f. After having exhibited
to his guest most of the modern improve
ments, the Professor said to him, =" You
have now seen, believe, all that is new
in the institution, except the gymnasium.
Come, let's go up there, and III roll a
string Of ten-pins with YOU" "What,
Sir!" exclaimed the guest, starting back
in real or simulated astonisbment. "Why,"
exclaimed the Professor, eve have fine
alley in our gymnasium, and would like
to go there and roll string of ten-pins
with you" ''Roll ten-pins with you, Sir !"
cried the alumnus, with a CLEAN of ma
licious fun in his eye; "why, Sir, was
expelled from the college tor rolling ten
pins!"
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Hung for Murder--.Military EXeeu-
ton Of Negro.
From the New Orleans Era.

From the New Orleans Era.
Stephen johnson yesterday explated his
crimes on the soatfold in the yard of the
Parish prison Few of our readers will
have forgotten the circumstances con-
nected with the night attack upon the
house of a peaceful citizen named Neff
near Port Hudson, in January last, by a
band of colored camp-follOwers and team
sters. Two persons were killed and an
attempt made to outrage the females of the
family, but the miscreants were fortunatelv
frightened away before their hellisb do.
signs were accomplished. Several of the
villains were arrested, and three of them
sentenced to death, but the sentence Of
only one has thus far been approved. Two
are still confined in Jail in this CITY: the
other was Stephen johnson. wv
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-11

DURING guerilla raid in Missouri last
week, some OF them visited the farm of Mr..
PLEASANT YATES, near Sparta, and robbed
the male members of the family of their
money. Capt. WILLIAM RANDALL, Mr..
Yates son-in-law, attempted to escape
and was fired upon, but not seriously hurt.
He was brought back, and was about being
killed when he saved his life by giving the
sign of Free Masonry-several of the as
aailants then interfering in his behalf.
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HORSES sold at auction by Langley &

Temple, Saturday, Nov. 5:
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LIEUT.. CHAPMAN, of the 9Th Minnesota
Vols, left yesterday for Duvall's Bluff, with
forty men for the Sd and 9th Regimets. after
which the Lieutenant will join his Regiment
in the Department Of the Cumberland.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-11

The official vote ON governor in Indiana is
as follows: Morton, 151 1884 Mcdonald 49,
2O1 Morton's majority obtained entirely by
fraud) 1888.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-11

Letter from the Late Judge fancy.
The Baltimore Sun publishes the folio a.
ing letter:
WASHINGTON, May 6, 1861.
MY DEAR SIR: l learned accidentally, some
months ago, that some kind and pious hand had
removed from the tomb of my beloved mother
the moss and rubbish which fifty years had
accumulated upon it, and restored it to the con-
dition in which 1t was when placed there by
her weeping children. Residing in distant
place, could not myself guard it from desc
Grafton, nor even the ordinary injuries of time
and you may readily imagine how grateful
felt to the unknown friend who had, unasked,
and without my knowledge, performed that
duty for me. l have often inquired and tried
to discover to whom was indebted for au act
so touching and piOus, until few days ago,
when my excellent friend and former pastor,
the Rev. Father McElroy called to see me, and
from him learned for the first time that owed
it to you, to whom had hitherto been an en-
tire stranger. But you are not now, nor can
sou hereafter be, a stranger. | am most CRATE
full for your kindness, and when the brief space
of life in this world which may be vouchsafed
to me shall have passed, and am laid by the
side of my mother, hope you will be near,
and feel assured that among my last thoughts
will be the memory OF your kindness.
With great respect and regard,
Your grateful friend.
r. B. TANEY.
Nh. II. McALEER, Frederick City.