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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-26

The 1YRANEY PouER-We sre informed, that Gen.
Lo gstreet suferirg iro received n fe Sc Of
Richmond, aid tue thnr,g + CT nd, through the:r
agents and othsrs have reused mission to h4 ~iie
who at Augusta Sur day. cave tie city ano GO
% Lie relief u Lln1bid FdrOI'ntdn.
Tie authorities kchn nd did not refuse, bat granted
perm ssOn hTs LoDgstreef, Who is with her usbeDd
attending TO his At last s the General
doing weIL-AugustG COnststutt0ndliSt
The above il specimen of the random statements that
TOO often so The rounds Of The pres Really We a.! geg
chary of believing thag ao't w2Dder that the
pulc
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-26
From! Tie Pee souTg Exp-ess.
List OF Casualties In the sth k. C Il Eiment, Cling
mans Brigade, in battles around Drewry's Bluff
/ Va Nay IAN, 18th I6,h:

T. Va, May IAN, 18th ard I6,h:
Co A-Kiled H Charles, j Jones. Wounded -
Temple, amputsted; Custis, foot; " Perry;
Co B|Kiied JOSIAH Whitron. " uoded: Cast T J
Jarvis. severely in shou der int spy, side; Borce
haCi Dendy thigh; Flheridge ARM Jra=e prS s,de.
son. bead; a acore, t!de; VIM, side, severely.
Go D-R'lIed 1: Rolling, G Harp Wounded X 3
N athews, arm; W Roberts, thigh :; & Tupp, a.m II
Darlington, back.
Co E-Kied or captxred: D A Cameron. Wounded :
Deane, back and arm; Deal leg Sergt Gmon,
foot; Gimon, hip; Beard, severely in hand Gun
Go Xxi led: G Gillism. wonuded Ca roll arm;
Pske SIDE CaPain aendsr f, 1nf" slightly
Ed wards, fingers / st; Pipqin' meek; Dudley.
head; A Cruise. shoulder. R + Fouzland hand.
Co w Jul ded: Capt J H haRleey, severely il foot ;
Jas Hawks; leg; James knee
Corp jenkins hand; Dsal, arm; B.iohar5, slightly
in head; J House. thig2; j " Clark: arm:
STILES KENNEDY, Surgeon.
The XIII d Wounded In tlss Glss Res't n. c
Tsonps.
have been furnished with the following list of the
killed and wounded in t. 6lst regiment NJ G. Troops.
HDoRs 6lsT P1ar C.T,l
Cpgman's Brigade near, DceVrs . Buff May 18, "a.
MR EDrnR: For tho g'at1cstiou the friends # this
regiment send You lat OF the killed and wounded der
ing ktmiahes OF the 18th, 18TH aac the
e1a Of the 18th aud he IF the 18th
Field and staff W ouaded-sergs MejE Rm Won
Ebers+ein, hip seVerlF.
Co A.Capt Robinson, conmanding .-Kled-Pri-
shoulder sign ly sergea III Smith, ia groin, slight
~ rrva,es O'LoeEsr5y in lead Enortay;J Johnson,
% aaa ending Wounded
-Prvates cherry in head severely; Emanua Edwards,
IN thizh severely. ,
Reant John RonaIk, Private Warren LggeEt. Wounded
Lieut. story, in thigh, slightly sergs Allen Wooen In
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-26

THE AMBULANCE CORPS.
The Ambulance Corps were busily engaged ali dly,
and until late hour last night
Many of the wounded walked into the city, aod G.
ported at the Hospitals.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-26
HFApoa's 5leF REG'T N. O. TIL
Clsy's Fa. m. near Petersburg.

The prncp les ss9ained b. t'e Fog iueEs il the
fxnt of Monday 10th. When the charge mada by
3st and 5lt the enemys lines which tney carried
handsomely ard calamity, and eferwards mph
mented by Gems, aoae aud Cling Tho 9Th and olst
support Corses Brigade and fought vey gal
laItiy a. G. q. &
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-26

cry Respectfully,
Your 0bedient servant,
B P BAKER.
Act. Adj oath N. U Troops.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

~ good !nvcsincn; four story and English Easement
three full Lots, 75x LOO; Commando sweeping
avenue Sxtie street; balcony and summer house.
respectable any; liberal, and low. Apply TO
THOS. SCANLAN, No 10 West 6Xtleh street u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

/yIFY AND fcOUNrRYs--A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN
~ Residence Windsor Terrace Fin bash With
lots well stocked With all kinds fruits
In abundance shrubbery, flowers and shade good
good stable carriage house. chicken house ADD yard
good garden location perfectly healthy pleasant
forty I'VE minutes TO ferries by horse
ntes For further particulars apply to BuRrS, IL Bar
clay street. M. Msfk Il Is onfvsit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

M AGON AND ROCKAWAy FOR SALE-BUT LITTLE
w used: city bnn Can be seen At ~ Cedar street.
opposite the Post olice Also very elegant fh re-
ton, Germantown Roc away. anda Depot Wagon. eAso,
set OF GOOD Single II arness
NS0 WILL BUY A ONE HORSE TRUCK, FIT FOR
peJO feed any ausa Also q Pony; price $50 Cal
early al ia Baxter street. In the stable. $40 assH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

(NOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE--OR WOULD BE
" sxct angcd for dwelling in frst class observation-disclosures
elegant, and comnodous Mans0n Flush
ing L. j., repcte with all the Improvements OF first class
,ty resjucnce, admirably situated. high ground over
looking bay river Palisades &c. the leading
from Whestone 70 College Point about one mile from the
avn with old evergccns about
acres highly cultivated and abundantiy rncd Le large
,arden rage house, lodge laundry. Ice
ionsc and cutbaiings all in COMPLETE order. Commupi
,ce Of the Globe Fire Insurance Company corner OF ul
on n nd MY t---Nstl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23
A b. MAURICE GREATsAND REAL AsTROLoGER
A. His skill by th0usahds has been tried,
- - fsf-- And Ink ads more he will meet t! &
F1r x As ,5S can s0naes

n ~ AtNo I26 Blcecker sirsef. -
% On y @ % @
y n snS %
of the OF the science the and beat the
rsss II rs sp II Misery
lite; and with several secrets that no livina NOR
never fais le descrOss the niended husband wife
e q the
;Sss points .sod nS s1d
lie 70 ali who consult him Those al distance may send
s s SS M and and se IS b. Se enes 81
whole ie All hours until IN the evening. 0mce l26
Bieecker street near Wooster Ladies' 80 cents Gents
4 BETTER PSYCHOLOGIST Is NOT TO BE FOUND
III Eaef ssan in p giving ars d
all others fail: They be consulted AL affairs Of hui
nMsu oSnhs su wess absent
Ac also sickness 4 the sick party IN recover q die Of the
ment and medicines adapted . ihs sick
sminations once 40 Greene street. below Prince.
A sTONISHING.-MADAM MORROW, SEVENTH
sr yv ws @ q e se
Shows likeness Of your intended husband and absent
f1enda No is4 Ludlow street, Houston Gents not
u bean deceived or trided why Have your hopes
been blasted ~ false promises If So 70 70 Madame ROSS
sna .ho@. is
nSs ssa sS Name the
door. Ring the basement bell
MADAME WALTER, THE WORLD REYowxEr
IVA Fortune Teller and Independent Cairvoyan has taken
Ghis where she viii reveal the Of the past
sent and future WIN ss accuracy that WIN asonsn even
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

r,unxu.va FURSrrrRs EXPRESS BURNT .I TX
ID Furniture Express Burnhams ra s,s;h aseanes
West Eleventh street between Fiitn anu s.a shppcA
Furniture stored All kinds Of FurnitQrc saarxv
FURNITURE Oh families poysd u cu WWWss'Y'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

nO MISS wELLINGTON:-
i II Jour fortune you would know,
70 Miss Wellington you should 60;
She never fai 10 tell you true
What Fortune has In store for you.
CT Husbands. incorporate or untrue.
She will restore faithful TO you.
For love. good luck In business, she
A taisman for life viii guarantee.
m Call II You can. II not, you'd better
Consult her Immediately by letter. -.F
~ This beautiful lady, gifted and true,
Il Resides at one hundred and one sixth ayenu
BuAiness hours from 9 A. N. to6 T. M. .e ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23
EOTaaIHsAW VIEW YoRx i HERALD SATURDAY. 1i

, aeos ~ ac<aU III IS no3g1g.seE Z 80
! HERALD, SATURDAY.,
isheesALEs OF REAL nsTATln. IT, ,.s.
A BARoAfE --YIFrsRN PULL Lots FRsn AND
e. :sss II
inc whole for " 500. JOHN FoR0IE. Ne. Pine 2.
A EARN "a q 100 ACRES N wEsron.sIER coy giyi
sn g. es "a ssi: sss ~ ss! ss sj
"a .u.. e.. s. s.
ss nss a.sp saa mil s
iYf2S'
ssAt y IL sadSs ss ssses
1oo *
A rHoRouoHLY ARRANGED wooLLRN FACTORY.
z f !S5 order: .S sS
A0D's' '' = s s VIC %coD is Pine street
la EARN FOR SALE OR
scuLLY, grocer. corner Of Clinton and Henry sreesa
| A SMALL FARM wANrED-Musr BIB WITHIN
address. with price. A. 9 = I'M. Herald ONCE. ---l
mo. S Ss ssM r sSh b NJ. sE
sssy shS1 a @ yonns ssfnS
Fifth street, Williamson Q q n0IIF I'M -ic Z WgE
81 SSYsp IS At mx y
Rsss z1sSS
A BEAUTIFUL coUnTRY SEAT FoM SALE oRgro
% ss sdsSa g sa. s9 So Ss G
s 's
a stone House. choice location Forty sixth street.
rs ssss r' Ws
ssSss
l. -M ". r. SEYMOUR, 100 Broadway.
REsr SPECULATION IN BRooKLyN-FoR SALE.
kS,os En- .s q ss stories h in
IxhAS 9. DAYTON, 50 VAN street. Jauneey cour.
FINE ns,. gA sssS NAV
sqs's. each
RLooNIxcpALE ROAD PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ south Ss 81 q:
T. stories. bssa%sa gas water 'front.' and
is
(yIfy ASDicoUNrRY..A BRaUyIrUL SUBURBAN
s Win al s
II shrabosry snd shade trees good
.oos saoS pss s sos
suRf u
ss0S ssr sG ss
q s Sscon
90 =; $::
~ oa ~.
and OF r.
s SssSsis s?% sssss' ssSS.
depot sraads Ss.aiiiay lsid ~. ana house and
il acres hishiy abandsnsiy
garden Scrn ca Tnss house. lodge aaodsy ice
Hourly BY Apply
Ses and ss sSs
COUNTRY RE sIDENoE FOR SALE AT ArcTIoN.- |
S m sna 81 s ". eah
sas,S May .S. At Win IL sa' ssas !: q
S II sas az ~ TSI
Il. ont ana IN rIce ns W n,ss
Ss Sassd s sI pesss 10 JAS
HYDE rars q he most Sssua
~ n ,ss
j J'SS!. Paaidns 10. 20 Broadway. - " :,
nEy STREET, NEAR BRoApwAy.-roR SALE, THE
- commodous and substantial Store No u peg street,
Broadway; II bult fniladelpnIa ztIO
feet. For fnli particulars apply to s. H. LUDLOW &c.,
No. Pine street. . =
sS0ss 2gA s j. Fo Ss
busness Of lgo0l perch ycar soieins. YIN Two ~
orsea one of which lrst class draft horse quarry
I OH perch quarred the ground; several
amounts for For particulars
address or apply 10 HENRY FISHER Oh Girard avenue,
Philadelphia. = s4 49,
C,ARM FOR SALE At AUCTION. s.4aftt
viii be sold ON the 2ssh day Of April tho premises at
1o'clo
Said farm contains 81 acres 10 high ss:e Of eu
large Dwelling House Kitchen and out kitchen, two barns
howell carriage house and CANARY and other necsssa.
orchard apples and variety OF other fruits
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23
MEDICAL.

. T'F711 100 MEDICAL.
4 DylcE 10 MARRIED. IApI g -MApANE REsIEIsI:
Female rhy,l1 ~ and Professor o. R ays ean Se
view WI Be \ No snnrse for saE Lpers
.S ss,s /. asa
ss Ssss %a'' Her FrsnSS ho1S FITS price
box or No Sea F: and p
sGI csq be isas ny e %s 10 eas sd
iators OF who net only rob them Of
their means but lheir health. : $500
4 PLY TO THE SURE PLACE FOR A SPEEDY
Fs WARDS q
nh. eRls6n,, rESAtE ralslSiAS s "A, Asb a.
street. makes Il his special practice e treat an female
ssm sSs c m twenty u 70
Elegant rooms for ladies re lairtdg nursing.
nR. WARDS SPECIFIC AND PREVENTIVE CURES
w.tp s sG,s sss nsSn' P
ylR. POWERS 50 1rspExARp STREET, TREATS ALL
81 fe%ss W TemOys Hs ps pro
p p's' So 5S "f Bssare q iS,ssns
8 y ss q The 4ss.. r ssy sg5y Il IA
early .ae Of disease Sii % surprised a. ne ana
s ons ~. SEX ss APPRECIATE prs mss rs scIs S S
I'D sai,ea on al diseases Thry years exciuroy devosd
2 diseases cnsSs sm N me s
cali with certainty Of being rsaesily cured or no pay
Dr, ooBsEfr no j, CENTRE STREET, BETWEEN
~ Chamber. and Hesde streets can os eonsnl,ca WIN
Ss " Fl Sssis New
YORK and London enables him 70 reai with success merry
and pSrs a. r. r.sy SeS Or f ny S
Msa o =; c Ss9s' e. = sue
geons Londcn 4 -t t ~
WATSON ASD y I, l rsA Z,
remedies. 'pi yshoa sssnsr q sss o. re; ss
from Sssqs s.cul pr w sy
Tor ss s . g. sas i'nS ,0n p
al sold by Miller Co.. Tost Once tSsx Broadway. and
Y. '1 Ias go p .t, NJ O's1 ''''A No A'''
/ IIuNDaEps ARE RuINRD BEroXp EGDEMpItox
IN , a ,., y not attention d.e..s u
TsSs 4: sa, 'Ssfd ~ s f's sa a ~
n,,on ~ BUSINESS or change OF diet DR. Hunter In
pIS..n sss s Rsr'4ss q
hss ,ns .Vss g.: su X. bsss S Ssss
soua ns st nsdssa.ssvsy sa.wn iuss
s ss s
oa u ~ hsbis q Inc without the
sS,s r ssS.si Il. sSrs: = sss
snen elects ~ ,se gssncy ,s In
rsPssoya e srs 70 sssSr e ans.s S used
S a. Ss%, for "a. vi: sA s
man |rrs, assyoas Debility Early ina'''ea0D' AND
4 s0nsunsuen rats -
MApAMs qRispLs rsxALs r in,;1 Ian no Z
eoasulted 81 diseases females Her msdenss ARE ssie
and Scnyssisn, rooms rsr VINO S>ss
s, p II s
Ispenard street In less lime and cheaper rate than any
CPEgDy RKLIEF-cuRs GUARANTEED. THERE
| " LspepMd ttrssA =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

CPEBDy RKLIEF.-CuRE GUARANTEED. THERB
- fore ell diseescs arising from hnyrudenoe aud or
e, 10 false a,ss prevent ssrcs,icn 10 Dr. WARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23
INoR SALE Ar 4 aRRAT sAcRIFIcE-A aKNTLH.

mans complete UNKNOWN consstns o. tive baJ nsics,
long black tails Stylish Ibif hands high,
anil years old In about minutes warranted perfect
~ sound and kind every one leather hiiina
enc &c, double aud set single Harness made BY Lowdep
soe sic gh with pole and shafts Robes Bella Whip Blsn
hst. Ac ali 10 goVd order and nearly rev, Acdrsss with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE At AUCTION
H. wills situate in CissacSic Greene county viii
be sold by auction at the hotel OF Mr. Church in
Tuesday, May Mt ~ oc,o A. N. The house Is of
brick 40 feet square with extension q feet square and
pense contains Is rooms BATH &C The grounds 81
laid out In lawn garden and orchard and well stocked
with the choicest rut oubuidngs in excellent order and
all we'll calculated for geneman's residence For par
tcuiars apply the premises or TO JAS TAPSC0fr SO
Sonh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

'-,o~-~>~.-,-~.o-o1~,,-ytsn TURF .uo...,
IIhiOE COURSE, L. L-yRoyTIN0-0N MONDAY
sss, three IL ave q Ssrnssi Mr.. Edwasd Kely name
~ 70 nanny Walker; Mr., Samuel Storms names gra
riding Immedsteiy after match for $780, mile and u
peat 70 harness Owner names olsok stAon, owner name
season SHAW WHITE, Propristors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

10 Vicinity o. fh,Iadeipkis .S I'll shs fssiss carry
Raiyoad Cars ia good order rate Mule Teams two
Iforses one OF which draft h0rse quarry
OILS 100 perch stone guarred on the ground several
address or npply 10 HENRY FISHER Oh Grard avenue
isd nh +.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23

COUNTRY SEAT OF THE LATE X. PAULDlNG, Al
~ Hyde Park for sale of the most beautiful on the
Hudson river about 40 ARES, large mansion house, Two
cottages spacious out5udngs For further particulars
apply 10 j. GREEN PEARSON. No. B Wall street. or to
II N. pauidiur. No 60 Broadway.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-04
CAPTURE Of THE ROANOKE,

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Mr. Harley. OF the
captured steamer Roanoke. In statement of
the affair, says the steamer was boarded in Ha-
vana harbor by three boats containing passen-
gers, who in the evening proved themselves to
be rebels In disguise, led by Lieut.. Braine. The
officers and crew were OverpOwered and made
prisoners, and the vessel headed for Bermuda,
where pilot was called on board. Lieut..
Braine went ashore and brought on board
party OF rebels, and the vessel then put to sea,
soon overhaulng brig with coal and provis-
ions for the pirates. These we're taken aboard
and the next day u vessel was met which was
to take off the passengers.
The transfer was made together with guam
tity of cotton aud the steamer set on fire. The
passengers and crew were taken into FIVE
tathom hole, and the purser and first officer
went ashore to have the pirates arrested. They
were arrested. but after mock trial we're diS-
charged.
The Roanoke had on board 81 900 in green.
backs and $4,000 in gold. The report that
Capt. Drew had notice Of pot to oaptare his
vessel Is unfOunded.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-04
The speaker next alluded to Fort Pillow and

The speaker next alluded to Fort Pillow and
Lincolns unkept promise to examine ,nd re-
dress the massacre of the negro troops. And
80 with the recapture of slaves in Virginia.
Lincoln saws = There has been some blacks
taken and sold Into slavery, and Horace Gree
Icy will make fuss about 1t and what can
dO?" An outraged nation Protested indigna-
tiOn-''And what could be do?" (TIisses and
applause.) Missouri would now be "A free State
but for Frank Blair, who the President made.
MARYLAND answers. "yOu would not have to
doubt the adoption OF any constitution Il
Montgomery Blair had not played the devil
with the State" Judge Durant of New Or
leans, says ''our public men and editors have
two sets of opinions, one for the public and the
other for their friends. They do not let the last
be known for fear of dividing the republican
party but liberty is in danger He would quote
also some opinions from prominent men In the
Republican party, all expressed since last May,
in the deepest sincerity Last June one man In
the field, said ''the reelection of Abraham Lin
coin will be disaster" Another said, the re-
election of Abraham Lincoln will be national
destruction" Another would rather see Nc
Clellan elected. Said another, there is no
government at Washington, nothing there"
Winter Davis, of Maryland testified to his ina
bility. Said another, that Proclamation won't
stand week before the Supreme Court, but l
had rather trust it there than Abraham Lincoln
to make the Judges"
Ii they have made Abraham Lincoln 80
strong to-day that they cannot resist him
though unfit and incapable, should they repeat
indiscriminate eulogy now that next February
he will be so strong that he demands compro-
mise, that they cannot oppose him. Mr.. Lin
coin has secured his success just as the South
used to secure its success He says to the radi-
calls of the Republican party: II am going to
nominate myself at Baltimore, risk division
of the party, if you dare, and the radicals sub
United. Political Massachusetts submitted, and
is silent; but anti-slavery Massachusetts calls
to the people to save their own cause. WHO
are you in favor of? Will you let us know
right out ~ The speaker said he was not in
favor OF Mcclellan and concluded with more
savage comments on Mr.. Lincoln. He wanted
by free speech to let Abraham Lincoln know
that We are stronger than Abraham Lincoln
and that he Is q servant to obey us. lie dis
trusted the man who uses whole dcspotism in
Massachusetts and half despOtism in South
Carolina, and that man is Abraham Lincoln.
Applause, Kisses, and confusion, during which
the speaker retired.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-04
~. Paul Produce MARKET.

5T PAus- "Wednesday. November =. sol
City buyers were paying for cnuntry produce yes
tertaay As follows:
B>RLpy--sl so y bushei.
BFsewAx S0c q D..
Brgr CArr,E-$3 OO(03 % y cwt.
Br1rxa-2No25c y b. for irkin st.aiSc tor best
table
CoEx-sl. 90 u bushei, ne~ ears
Ittrs-SO(122c y dozen.
GissS.G---I5c q h. Dry, DC
HmEs. &c.-Dry Flint, lie: Dry Salted isc;
Green, &c; Green Sailed, &c. Calf Skins, Green
12c; Dry, 30c sheep Pe.ts. $lootai.s6
HonxY-Prime new, SIC q 10.
LARD-20822c y h.
MUrrok-4L1ta5c y H. live weight
OArs-153s6c y bushel.
OsIoas-S 4.5oQ35.00 y bushei.
PoEg-$1N.OA1i1.O 10 3 cwt.
porLTgY -S@tOc y b.
Po1AroEs-SJc 3 buehei
TAtLow-124c y n.
vas lsoN AND BEAR--S@7c 3 VI,
WHHAT-$l 90 u bUshe
WooL-s0c . y Unwas',ed- ooethrd Cd.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-04
Wholesale Prices Current.

81. PAc,, Wednesday. November 2, 1864
AIEOHOI.-M Is y gallon.
CANDLES-Mou,d. a0S2lc y a.; Star, saa DC;
Aianantine, Csc; Sperm, 669IOc.
COFFEE-Paiy Rio, y ~, 47c; prime SIC: Java.
sc
CHKESE-Keserve, y III, ssc; Hamburg 9ec.
CORN MTAt-YellOw, bOlted, So 49, unbolted
1928 white, bolted $4.CO
FISH Picked Herring. new, y bh.. $500:
Scaled Herring. y box 81 60; No. Herring, Ybox.
Sl.0.: Goldfish, Georges y 100 its., SIS 50; Grand
No. /, extra large half bbs., $1S; No. 2, me-
dium half bills, $1,000; Family Maskerel 50 90:
No / kits new, $3.50: Family kite. So s5; new,
S4.76
FRUIT-Green Apples, y bh., 100; Dried, .
NJ, 149l5c. Peaches, dried, 90@ssc y b. Cranber.
ries 2 b.. -. Raisins, 81. 1906 % y box; half
boxes, 1926. Prunes, ssssoc. Currsuts, ssasOc.
GLASs-skiG = boz. $3.50: lhxls $7.Ib; loxi4.
iRoN-Common Bsr, ,lke; Horse Shoe. ls,4s
EEAD--iig, -; Bar, &c y ID.
LEATHER-Reported by Il. Rogers d Co., N. Y.
Leather store, Third stxeeta-Best Spanish Sole,
SIC; best slaughter Sole, sc: best Oak 8oa> &c
Harness, kcnlock b4c; Harness, oak, COS: Har-
ness, New York finish, very 6nc, e; Bride Leath-
er. S7(a9: Rein leather, fair, New York finish,
$10osla; American Kip hemlock VI. 1901. Is: Amesi
can Kip. oak. 81. 100 so French Kip, slIb9s.o0;
American CALI hemlock, 81. SO92.25; Am. CALI oak,
81 lOa9 80; French Calf y dozen, SSO@110; Upper =
foot, hemock BIC; Upper. y side, oak, S. soc 90
LiME-Cordova Port Byron and lie Claire, 81. az
u Dbl. /: Grand Rapids Calcined Plaster, $3.50
LIOUORS-CermOn Kectifed, % gal, 81
MOnOncahela, $2.006s5. 90; Old Bourbon, So. OOa6
MOLhSSES-Pantaton y gal, i ST. 16(9l .25; Sugar
House, s1.35@1 40; Golden Syrup, 81. 40@1.5O.
NAIIS-1es, y keg. Sll.0O.
OIIS-Carbon, By Dbl, $1.l5; Whale. 81, rs
Neatsfoet $500; Lard. s.. 25; Nnsecd, So 60
POWDER-Per keg, $12.75
RICE-1s@2Oc = b.
SALT-Sp bbl., S5.50C9s0O
sHOT-$5G0 y bag.
SOAP-Palm,, 1.c; German, 12c; CASTLE. 2G6
SOC; imitation, do, 20c.
sPICES-C!oyes 7oc; Pepper, 6oc; Aspice, 5oc
Nutmegs, $,.25 Mace 81 IS; Cassia 9Cc@S1 90
SUGARS-N. q. common, 23c: fair to good
24c; prime to choice, 2sc Cuba, common
to fair, 23G32lc; st,Od to choice, 2To82ec. Port
land Sugar, 24c. Porto Rico, good to choice
CSC. n. Y. crushed, powdered, SC, 30@3lc
white coffee, 4, 2oc; b, &c.
TEAS-Imperial, ii. 2OG2 90; O0long, 90c(stl 80
Gunpowder, Sl.oGs2. 90; SOnchong, 15ces$l Is
| Janan uncoloreu. + .00Q9l So
TOBACCO--plug. S5ce9Si 90; Natural Leaf. 81 q
| o. 50; Fine CIT, 90IsSl 20; Smoking 459iUc.
WHITE LEAD--S15@24 per cwt 500.
! WCOpENWARE-Pe dOzen-Pails two hoops
| s. SO; three hoops a.15; Tubs, IS in, $500. i
! in $500; % in., $3.50; Churns $I3.5Ges 6..o
! Hali-B,l-hels $3.50; Wash Boards, sS.5ot92.So
Bowls, $4.!399.O0.
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UNION DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

Hon. JOHN B. BeIsnis will fill the following ap.
pontments ,t !
At Wabashaw. Friday. November t.
At Lake CITY. Saturday, November 5. .-
Judge HNp. at:
La Sueur, Saturday November 9Th
Shskopee. Monday. November 9TH
Hon. J. NJ. GiLMAs@ Gen. GoBMAs and Others viii
syeak in Dakota county az folloas:
AtLewiston School-House, Friday evening. Nov. T.
A. Arches, Town Of Hampton. Saturday evening,
November s.. ... ,..
e. ST. JorIzs Cox, Democratic candidate FOR
.sctor, and z. E HoUsswogTH Esl-. Of st. PAU,
Will speak--a p" go. .r.-H ..--. e g.
At Rochester, Friday, November 4.
At raribauit Saturday, November s.
At st. Peter, Monday, November I.
xy Local Committees will please advertise, give
noeca and arrange for the meetings. Invite the La
dies and Republicans to cone ont and hear the truth
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DIE ID.

In Minneapolis on the morning of the LIST inst
ELLEN. wife OF Alexander wye aud daughter of Mr.
Benjamin Harvey.
On the 18th inst, at II O'Clock r. NJ. at the resi
dence of George Seiber on Tenth street, TWO doors
below Jackson. FREDERICK ALBRECHT, aged
% years
In invGgrovc, on Tuesday, the Goth inst. CATH
EklNE. daughter OF Rpdger and Rose Connolly of
Dakota county, In the 18th year Of hss age
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RRrtNlSG.-A number Of our citizens,
WHO get ou.ao 20 to idaho with Captain Fisl's
Expedition have got back. They confirm t
killing by lie Indians, of Messrs Fewer nd
Nude of st. Anthony. The reported death
of Robert a. Lowering, Of Minneapolis, is
wholly untrue Bob is Oh his way back via
missouri river