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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
Picket Firing-The Rebels Discourage
at Eariy's Defest-Thsy Have not
Heard the Worst Yet Great Distress


In Richmond.
HEAr QUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToNAc,
sept. 23.-sevsral casualties occurred to-day
from picket firing In front OF the Sd division
OF the ID corps. A sergesnt OF the 10th New
York regiment was shot through the head, the
ball entering the red diamond badge IN his hat
He died almost Instantly Private Farnsworth
was also killed by being shot In the eye, while
looking over the works at some shelling going
on near by. This practice Of continual sharp
shooting between the plckets should be dis
counter need by every commander on both
sides, as 1t causes the loss Of many . brave
mans life without tho 6lightest advantage to
either party.
A deserter who came In on Thursday evening
says that the rebel army are very much dis
couraged on account Of Early's defeat In the
valley, and he thinks that before long Lee will
have TO evacuats Petersburg and Richmond.
The people In Richmond and vicinity are
suffering terribly for the necessAries Of life,
and particularly for dre-wood, the cost OF
which places 1t almost beyond the reach OF the
mass Of the community.
The Richmond papers contain very little
| news. They admit defeat in the valley, and
| give their loes at !, 500, about 500 OF which
were prisoners. Rhodes' division, they say,
lost thousand men. They state our loss al
from six TO eight thousand. Generals Rhodes
and Goodwin were killed, and Gen. Fitz Lee
and Col. Patton wounded, Gen. York lost an
arln. Gen. Early was entrenched at Fishers
Hill, % miles south OF Winchester.
LATEsT.-Sept. 24-6 q. m.-Quite q con.
nondAding wac heard early this morning In
the centre, which continued about half an hour.
All Is now quiet. W. d. McGRHGoR.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

ATe factory In Franklin, Mass, boiler ex-
plodsd and carried . young girl up 10 the coil.
Ing Of tha room In which she was working
without sehously ipjuriDg her. Tough, but
efuo. = ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

" the early bird catches the worm, the rebel
Gen. Early must be In need OF powerful YER
mifuge by this time. DR.. Phil. sheridan Is do
termined 70 administer Il U him.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

TnH DRATT.-The Board OF Enrolment dis
posed OF the fol owing cases to-day
A, NJ. Colwell, furnished substitutej j. r. Ma
honey, furnished susstitutei Bubhrod W. Reed,
furnished substitutes ChAs. Il. Qutneey, furnished
substitutej Columbus Kibbei, turnishsd substi'
tutei Buell. Pslum, physical Inability Jno stfehAn,
Aeceptedj VIM. R ggs, physical disability.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

SUSPICIOUS CHLRLCTBRs.--Benj. r. Bates
and John II. snedeker soldiers, were arrested yes.
terdAy afternoon by Of1cers Kelly and Dom, on
the suspicion OF stealing gonss belonging to public
were committed to jail by Justice Giberson for 4
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
An.irs at Atlanta-Repetltion Of the
Rsnas Rurnora e..

LoUIsyILLr, septetnber A.-Passengers
from Atlents report that all is quiet there. A
portion OF the city was being destroyed, and
the lumber from the dwellings was being used
to construct camps. The rebel army was
swhging around TO cover the Atlanta and
West Point Railroad to prevent our advance
on Mobile.
Gov. Brown Ia, offered Sherman proposl-
tions for peace, outstanding the assertions
OF Eastern correspondents to the contrary.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

Tho Southern ConfederAcy has ordered q
statue of stoneWall Jackson from an artist Ai
Nuremberg.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

DISTRICT SUPREME CoURr-CRIhISAJ THRh
-ChLeI Justice CdTier.-Joseph y, WAnnsH, von-
vieted Of keeping a disordefly house, was sen
tenoed to pay hne OF obJ rr0 r.... - sl.s'
The case OF Belle Ferguson. charged with keep
Ing bAwdy house, was continued. q f.... ..s
The ease Of Louisa Mysrs, GliSS HennAy, Indicted
for keeping . bAwdy house, was Aubmlttsd, and
abe was sentenced 10 pay hne OF $500.
A Rolk pros. was entered In the ease Of Michael
Weloh and Amelia WAth, indicted for assault and
battery. -.I G4yE
with committing nuisance, were found guilty,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

FIvH persons were arrested In London, on
the S0th August, for attempting to commit sui
eide.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

Hungry bears are making raids on corn field
and hog-pens In Minnesota. Several large one
have been killed already.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

A WOMAN IN MINIS CLoTHHs..-Jan ane Francis
Wright was sent 10 from Fort Bunker Hill on sat
Marshal. Jane was drebbed In soldiers clothes
She says she has lately came out Of the work.
house She Is an old offender, AND has given our
Officers, both civil ,nd military much trouble. She
will be sent out OF the city. ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

A LIHx was killed in Wyndhsm, Vt, the
other day, that had destroyed over dosen
sheep.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
The French Leave BaEdad for Mata
moraa.

CAIRO, Sept. 25.-The steamer Mollie Abel,
from New Orleans on the 18th, has arrived.
The French left Bsgdad on the 18th In nye
steamers for Matamoras. On the i4th they
had an engagement with Cortinas, and Nere re-
pulsed with severe loss and returned 10 Bag
dad.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

HoRsH-sTHALIKo. .--Johu Y. Lynch wAs ar.
rested by Ohioera Berkeley and Grant, OF the Ninth
prsoinot, on Saturday norniDg, on lho charge OF
stealing horse from 5hOrbufA BAFraoks. HewAs
caught coming from the stables with tho horse
about two O'Clock In the mofaing. Justice Gull
committed him 10 jail for court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

An eagle seven feet siT inches long wac shot
at bt. Albans, VT, on the 7th instant.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ANOTHER M6RDHR.-Corporal Jas. A. Quinn
By was stabbed on last Friday night At soldiers
company who were under the influence OF whisky.
The company was rt mnAnt OF the l0ltn Pennsyl-
vaniA volunteers, whose term OF service has Just
expired. The man approach the corporal In .
friendly manner, and throwing his arms around
the oorporsrs shoulder, plunged the concealed
knife into his left uresst, inhieting wound from
Hospital, whittier he was taken. The deceased
was mao OF excellent character and religious de-
pertinent. His father was q ohAplAin OF . Penn-
SylyaDia regiment, and recently died. The eorpo-
raj had In his pocket Bible Inscribed with the
following words: "J'me A. Quimby, his book
whoever steals this steals nth !" We learn that
the murderer 10 under arrest.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

TIE members Of the City Government OF
Toronto, G. W.. have been on AVlsit 10 Boston.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

FIRE AT HARDWOOD HosPITAL.-Yes esterdAy
afternoon about fwo O'clock nre broke out in the
barn on CoroorAn's farm, better known 10 som0
- the HArewSod hoSpitAl grounds, which are
contiguous 70 the seventh eet road. The barr,
with the straw stored therein and used Tor hos
pitAl bedding, was entirely consumed, Secretary
AS he thought Necessary. No , hTe engine was on
the ground tive ty-seven minutes AfteE the alarm
was given. The hospital was lAved, but several
| entI caught tye and were consumed,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

THE NuSBER OF DRArTHD MHH ACoRPTHD.-
Up to this cate 3s men have beeu accepted by DR..
Keahby, the examining su ageon, and thelr time
extended TO allow them TO furnish snbstitntssi
have furnished Aubstitutes, and 10 have been ac-
oepted and sent to the Understanding the whole
number OF men accepted 30. A number have been
exempted on account Of alienAge and being en-
rolled in other districts.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
Important to Th..trloM stars.

The following decision rendered to Mr.. VIM.
J. Florence upon point indicated In the docu-
mSnt, is one of Importance TO the theatrical
profession, and, incidentally, to others. We
understand that managers throughout the
country are deductlng two per cent from the
shares in the receipts Of actors playing star en-
gagements;
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

The DRART will be continued Tomorrow
morning, At eleven o'clock, though II 10 not yet
known which ward VIII be drawn. The number
of recruits win be counted up this evening, and
the ward which has shown the least enerHy In
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

ADVENT OF MISS MAGGIE MITOHEIL.-Mist
Magic Mitchell makes her appearance tonight
In her favJrite character OF "Fauehoni or, Ths
Cricket" The simple announcement will be sum
dent to drAR a full honaa
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

"r" Editor or0e Ndtiond, Rtp,4oliear.
DslR SR; The statement contained in your
paper and other journals that my resignation
was caused BY the resolution Of the Baltimore
Convention referring to the Cabinet, has, I
observe, led to the inference that the principle.
adopted by that body were. Objectionable tc
me. This is not true. On the contrary, my
ofiers were made in good faith, with q view tc
allsy animosities among the friends Of thos,
principles, and in order to secure their triumph
Yours, respectfully, NJ. BLA r.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT HhsHLy.-Jacob But
ter died Ou last Saturday, after lingering two
vseks, frUm the effects Of wounds In the legs,
which he resolved from the accidental disoh Arge OF
q revolver which he was cleaning At the time.
The deceased was 90 years OF age, and was .
Waterman IN the Seventeenth street stables.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

BURaLARY.-On Saturday night, between the
hours OF nine and twelve o'clock, the clothing
store Of Henry M-rris, on the corner OF Tw.nty
.sooRd and ,Sa streets, va. broken open and robbed
money. The thieves were arrested and the goods
recovered on the same night, At the Jenny Lind
House, on New York avenue, between Twenty
frat and Twenty-seeond streets, by q guard In
charge Of Lieutenant W. r. Winforj, W n o.
The goods we're turned over to tho property olers
and The parties arrested taken before Justioe
Drury, who committed to Jail for court Henry
Riley, Louis Wright, VIM. II. Ridgley, teamsters,
Thom.s Hastings, laborer, and msTg tret Mitchell
Thomas Harland, laborers, gave security for their
appearance ct court. f 20
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
urHD,

, Aftr . hhssfiss iIia..., on IN, ,s,b ,,,, .,s
9eioet, !. m In the hops Of q blessed imm ert,iitv
he body will be tsken 10 Phiisdeiphis iot M.
rI'uth nom the residence OF his father Thams.
/, ,,,s7 on, sr, 1hirty-third street. betveen Hsns
srn, Barring Due notice viii be siyen Of tss
Wii. funeral 'e
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u Y ELE OR ApH.


pr.p.tattsns or IN. Csptnre Of Mobile
Cort,n.. worth ef ths H,o ersnde.
Nxw YoRK, Sept. 2G.-lThe steamer Fung
shey, from New Orleans on the 18th, has ar
rived.
Mobile bay advices Of the 18th state that all
ia qul.t there, hut ,moyements were on foot
both by the fleet and army.
Preparations were being mfde for the re-
movai OF the guns and machinery OF the Te-
cumseh. .-.....-.
Details OF the Rio Grande news show That
Cortinas ls stnl on the north eide OF the MO
Grando. 90 says the Era of the 18th.
Some 800 Mexlcans surrendered to Major
Noyes, with three guns, al, Palo Alto.
Dsciins In IN. Prices. OF the Nscssssriss
.s.. % of Lifs.
NHv YonK, Sept. 26.-Fiour has declined
any cents wheat dve and ten, corn doclinlnEi
oats lover Beef pork, lard, whisky, all
lower. rHa. lL o. o HnHz#H#
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

!PE s0S,Eh, A 4sH @ gs,lS ss,n1w.,, a.usuts,sd 70
Sos IN peo,ion' and pSoper means nS pe.
hll whatever remaining auots % there. IL
-. M. pALrOs, Secretary. 40,
u- osorssteyvn, ID. o, September
VIII please sttsnd 70 The reception Of their Sooa>
fhis s.s.msr ssilsfor New York WEDNESDAY,
s,gt.nsss g lss..ssi :. Z n.
": seod ';ssSsSd;1Ri SSssss IN sS,
s,ss,ss iinscin sSd Johnson ciSs q the MY
Yard, on "WEDNESDAY Evening, tho s'th inss, At
: " isrse American Ensisu, .nd Bursse, bearing
on M cent pole crested by ths ne. Club Tub,
uusis WIN e.iiysn ths ossssaon By performing .
nui~ i~bCr q . pstionsl airs. 81. a.. ga
y ISs anaSs oi sttsndsncei Hon a.
M Tsnds,i, wis.J Hoa. Green uay smith, ky.i
Hon hesIns M X aos Lsosssd s.askss,ss. sgss
. XII Union opssniistio snd fasnss Q the cause
arc Invited y R.'sip'sws ws MD 'Dlsos &c % Pf..id.n
~ IlsIc pvLls, sssrst.ry. = .s2e-nn
~ Attsntion, Coiered Mes OF the Tnird
wsfd I-rhe ooiofed mon Of the Third ~sr, ~ ~
psT ssssisc z %s's sss ss Instant osos
The p6rross II dsyi.ibS some way 70 rsi,s fund.
70 rsis!. Dur ward nom Che impsnaSigs d5. ss
ushsyv Beiid'ss A.sceistic..-hsoss
HAsyhSSns a. Ss.n
M. sse seventh street; WALL, STEPHENS Co,
No. s2i Pennsyivsnis avenues and 2. BAkhE
Nar once where persons dee,roua OF becoming
members have An opportunity TO sub. Iibe. when
800 shares are subscribed meeting VIII be esilsd
Asd the Association organized. seit-d
& So,;:s e. s.:a1S c..sr. ..s Tns .1s .nss Sss:
tS s,aHr sss ~ ss scsssf Of and El.ven.h streets,
al o'oiosS, - 5esinssso srs" importance sssa %
mands thar sttsntion. D - -. -.
OF frustees OF the Public schools will 20 nsu
TUESDAY NEXT, the 9Th instant. q soS'S>
lp, a. aI..'1.. o.. ,s... hT' mossra s.srs,.ry.
- Tn. E.st WI wsshisgton Lineol. .nd
Johnson club win hold srsgul meeting iyhM
TUESDAY EVENING, at ODD fellewr Hal, ~
l AZ ss Ss o. suS i johnson sTs in
vited TO uuits With the M SlSbi in,xor pr.,,a,nt
JAl. C. DuLIr, Secretary. .4n
| ~ Atten,iss, Feurth ward. n. S,tv S
Hail EVERY EVENING, until further notice a,, N
O'clock, for the purpose Of devisins mesn. to hn
pSsS,ps drsf,. Eyery msn In The ward is earnestly
rCauest.d TO pay attention to this Come 20 .he
and bring sssTRT sSHTR TpHiy T2yoTSy sHS ySS%s ss1c'
Rs DAVIS, Secretary. .22.u
~ R.iIyi Rsiiyi rally i-L'noo,n and
Johnson 6LuB.--A special mseting Of the .luo'
Hal, Ninth siresf, 6stween ana streets, At 8
All true friends OF the Union, who favor the
,l' elton Of hbrshsm Lincoln and Andrew Johnson,
are lnyited to be present and unite with the club
4 : '---,'.7-' =. L. CLEPHAHE, Preside =
| u-Psepis's Tsiss-sph.-s.wFirst ci.,s
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

ATTEMPT TO EscAPE.-Johu Craddick, a sol
dier, who A. arrested yesterday by Utiieer Grown
on the charge OF drunkenness, was taken to the
Htatiun-house, whefe he was contined In q cell,
from which he endeavoted to escape by getting out
Of q window. He had his teet out OF the window
and hupg himself accidentally by losing his equi'
libFium. When found he was In an inverted poai
tion, from whi:h he was extrics'ed by several po-
llcsmen.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26
FOR WOE PRESIDENT.
Ew JOB Nso N
OF TENNEssEE.

GOLDEN sEnTENCEs.
sTHE CRISIS WHICH THREATENED TO
DIVIDE THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION rs
PAsr.s f..-.r. 90
aI sTIxLL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY ANY
PrRsoN VINO rs FREE BY THE TERMS OF
THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY ANY ACT or
CoFGRESSn 70. 80
uTrRocLAIm FULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
soLxpTNtY SWEAR TO HENcEFonrH PATH.
FULLY SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEPEND
ThncossTITuTIoNo OF THE UNITED STATES
AND THE UNION OF THE STATES THERE,
uNDKR"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

~ Attsntion, Coiered Men OF the Third
Ward t-rhe oolofed mon Of the Third Wsr ~ ~
feanested TO meet ct Temperance Hall on NUN
DAY EVENING, the 2sth instant, At 8 O'clock, i9s
the pbrposs Of dcyisipg some way 20 rsi,e Iunes %.
20 relieve our ward rom the impendipg drsm sS
ordef OF the '1 tin0t f'-"i CommifVhs.
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AL, Offices.

SPE Ga 'xth ward i-An sarn.st
l- be avoided. All oitfrens
u- Attentten, D. sec the quota filed with
s60rt and the draft ms, a.se attend the meet
Y the ward who desire 70 Hall Navy Yard, At
| Ing toniEht A Odd Felows'. iususursted To
t9s'cf0ok. Inc fuff enrolmsut nav he
for Inspection, and proper means %esident
hil whatever remaining quota thereE M
JOHN HoLROYD, !.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

~ RaiIyf Rsiiyi rally i-L,noo,n and
Johnson CLUB--A special meetins OF the tluo
win be held EVERY EVENING At Union League
Hall, Ninth street, between d and Streets Al o
O'Clock.
All true friends OF the Union, who favor the
sl, elton OF Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson
are IN vted 10 81 present and unite with the Club
' l. CLEPHANE, Preside y
yro. r. CLrsrpTr Jr., Sec. seisN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-26

m Attsn,ion, Fourth LyHrdi- Tn. cit
lssn. of The Fourth vaid will meet at the city
Hall EVERY EVENING, until further nouee' &c az, ~
the quota OF the ward and thereby avert ne imc
pendins draft. Every man In the ward 10 earnesuy
X quest.d TO pay attention to this; Come 70 the
neelInEu and bring your money and your friends
a. W. AsBURY LLOYD, President:
N. na aSoretarv. N31-u
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-04-01

Book DRPOsITRRY IN ST.. PAUL OF THE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-A meeting
called at the jackson street NJ. E. Church,
March 2Ith, 1864, to memorabilia the General
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
for the establishment of a Book Depository in
st. Paul, was organized by the appointment of
N. Mclean, Esq. as Chairman, and John
Nicols, Secretary.
A committee of six members on resolutions,
of which DIR. Crazy was Chairman, reported a
memorial to the Conference, and the following
resolutions were adopted unanimously:
1st Resolred, That our delegates in the
General Conference be requested to use their
influence for securing the establishment of n
Book Depository in st. Paul
I'd. Resolred, That the NJ E. Churches in
this city be requested by their Official Boards
or Quarterly Conferences to petition the Gen.
'eral Conference to grant our request for the
establishment of such depository here
Sd. Resoiced, That we invite the co-opera-
tion of the NJ. Z. Churches throughout the
State, and of the Northwest Wisconsin Con
ference in this behalf, and request them to cir
culate petitions ard send them to one of our
delegates at Philadelphia.
On motion of Rev. E. Eggleston, Commit
tee of correspondence was appointed TO further
the objects contemplated in the third resolution,
and that for this purpose they prepare and pub
lisb a circular letter to said churches.
A Committee of one from each charge in the
city was appointed to circulate the memorial
and to procure signatures thereto.
N. MCLEAN, Chairman
JOHN NICOIS Secretary
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-04-01
Wholesale Prices Current.

81. PAUL Wednesday, March 80, 1864
CANDLES Mould, 111ac q h.; Star, 2O(a22c:
Adamantine, zoe; Sperm, 4ika5Oc.
COFFEE-Fair Rio y b., 4Oc: prime. 400
CORN MEAL Bolted, y bag, S.. &c. unboited ss.
F1SH-NO l Mackerei, % Dbl. S20@l9. NJ %
s S,Ses1 10 Dry Cod y cwt., $775@s Scaled Her.
FhOMR-Extra in bbls. S. 1906. 90; sacks. ss %.
FhULITGreen Apples, . Dbl. $3.50; Dried y h,
IScSl4Hc Peaches, dried ~ H914c y h. Cranberries
ou.' $3.50. Rasins $5.2595 so . box: half
sno o. 90, prunes ls(S2Oc. Currauts. 1920
d.. GdAss-sx1o. . box, So; 1'x12, 1925; 1914.
IRoN-Common Bar, Sc; Horse Shoe, s1z@1oc.
LEAD-Pig, &c; Bar, 12c q ID.
acknowledgements by Ii. Rogers & Co nv
Leather store, Third str et-Best Spanish Sole
&c; best slaughter Sole, s7c best Oak Sole, &c;
ness, New York finish, very fine, Zoe: Bride ie.th-
er, OF; Rein leather, fair, New ork finish.
$9@ll American Zip hemlock, 7O(S9Oc: American
mp ame,, OAK ca siHc9Ssso French Kip s4o@lto;
$l@l 80: FIR nch Calf y dozen, s36@79; Upper q
1901 aeml0ck 29c; PIPER, . side. oak, Sab @5 o.
LlMEIC0rdova and LIE Claire, $500 y Dbl.
Grand Rapids Calcined Plaster 81 co.
LIQUOfS-COmmon kectifed, % gal. 7has5c.
Monongahela, $l@i.5O: Old Bourbon, $1@3.
u1C1 SHS-Plantation, y GAL, 7O975c; Sugar
hp %s, s siss . Go old syrup ssssoc
OLS-Carbon, by Dbl, 7bc; Whale S.. 40.
Meatsfoet, $l.75; Lard, $3.50; Mnseed. 81 co:
Inrpentlne So; 90; Sperm, refined, 1926.
POWDER-Per keg $lo25.
RICE-9@10c q fb.
SALT-Salina, % Dbl, 1915.
SHOT-$'.5O y bag
sOAP-Family, &C per b.; Palm, &c: Ger.
man. 1@Sc CASTLE. 1592Oc
SUGAR,N. O., 149l51c q b.. Refined, A, 1axc,
b, I've, and G, 1S@1s &c: Loaf, Crushed and Pow.
dere !, 20(921c.
TEA TEAso cdl eocs$l 40; Green, soces1.75.
IOBACCO-Plug. 6G970c: Natural Leaf, $1@
Ito; Fine Cut, 65(s9oc; Smoking 1b(s2Oc.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-04-01
TERMS.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

BENEFIT OF THE MIssIssIpP1 VALLEY
Society, in its three concerts heretofore given.
has won the general and gratifed approval of
the musical public. In its next coneert, to be
given Thursday evening, April 7th, it will ap-
peal to a sympathy even broader and more gen.
eral than that arising from love of music. Its
artistic renderings have been sufficient hereto
fore to fill the largest hall in the city at each
Of its concerts. On this occasion we must re-
gret that there is not in the city suitable hall
or concert room large enough to admit the
many who will desire to attend. 1t gives the
first benefit in st. Paul to the Mississippi Val.
ley Sanitary Commission, and the first oppor-
tunity for the public to unite in o testimonial
of their admiration and encouragement Of the
patriotic charity of that excellent institution.
The N. v. Sanitary Commission has already
often cared for and helped the soldiers of Min
nesota, and now that we have several of this
State regiments within its department, the OBJ
legation upon us to help sustain the Commits.
sion is greatly increased. We presume it
would only require an effort to secure gen.
erous contribution from this city for its sup
port, and, when the call comes In such o per-
suasive way as an invitation to attend Mu-
steal Society Concert, it is but fair to expect
bumper of benefit.
The members of the Musical Society make
no expense for their part of the affair, and Mr..
ngersoll gives the use of the hall, so that the
entire receipts of the evening will go to the
Commission. "Pass in. Sanitary"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-04-01
DIED.

In this city, on Sunday, March 9th, PERMELIA.
wife of Sanford RunyOn aged 4S years 5 months
and days.
In Minneapolis on the oath of Mrrch, HARRIET
ISA BEL, only child of Charles NJ and Emc]ine s.
Cushman, aged 16 months and "a days.
In this city, on Thursday, the 2Sth inst, ALBERT
VERVAIS, aged years, son of DR.. and M. NJ. Yer
vas.
IN Chicago. March IS, JAMES r. BROWN, aged
g.
On Wednesday morning, March cad, at halfpast
two O'Clock. ROBERT BAXTER youngeet son of
Mrs f. Baxter, widow of r. Baxter, aged years
and months
In this city, on Tuesday, March 22d of nervous
fever, JULIA, wife of Rev. Philip Funk, aged 80
IN Castleton Vermont March 18th, MARCIA
RETFA WHITE, daughter of Bernard and Mary
Mexican and only sister Of Mrs. W. B. McGrorty. of
this city.
At Wheatland, Rice county. March Esd. of diph.
theria, HENRY PATTERSON eldest son Of John
and Jane Patterson, of this CITY, aged II years and
20 days.