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, 1865-10-10
REPLY TO TIE CINCINNATI EN-
~0CEREtR

The Cincinnati Enquirer replies a. consider.
abie length to our seven questions propounded
aor the purpose Of getting nj the real reasons
Why the Democratic party oppose negro suf-
rnge- The EMYutrer'e reply Is the ablest one
NC hare seen, and as It Is probably the best
one that can be made upon that side, we shall
show In few words bow weak and uusub-
stantial the most ski1ully drawn argument
mnst be when It has nothing to rest npon.
It e Enquirer sums up the whole matter thus
1T svonld be hard 70 convince the editor Of The
!ElAtFE That the people Of Illinois could do any
.anlng ag so!sS',sely wh,ch Would merit their hang
deprived q thelr nCht TO dccrre their own Local
Eo.e1nIment.S &c Or 70 Eender Il tuet 10 hare third
iu whole Of 10 part, the institutions which they
made ont Of thaf bands and ne rimp]y anniy fhc
rules Nhleh be wond ind perfectly 1at1onaf il he
case o. !hnots 10 Other Suites similarly con
kuucted."
On The contrary, 1t would not be at all aif.
hcuH TO convince Us that the people Of Illinois
could do that which would Justify her depri-
walton OF all the rights here enumerated.
For instance, II the State Of Illinois should &c.
eede from the Onion, levy war against the
United States, and prosecute that war until
half million Of men were slain in the at
tempt to put down her rebellion, we should
say that when she WAS finally conquered the
conQuHinE power would have an undisputed :.
right to give law TO- her, and we should BE-
prepared to prove BY the highest authorities
that the exercise Of m ythiug less than this
right On the part Of the conqnering power
would be sheer charity and clemeney. 1.-THE
eonqucT1ng power ehould decide that 1t
Was e1peditut to leave o--the State
OF Illinois nearly all her rights Of
, 1865-10-10

@"zt virginia is tnelnded IN Virginia.
This Is on exceedingly instructive table.
nnd explains one or the reasons of the re.
mArkable zeal Of the Copperhcads in behalf
nf Mr. -Johnson's reconstruction scheme. The
Congress 1Ezteen tvtes more than Il had before
the rebellion. The slaves have ali become
"Iee persons," but are all disfranchised; !;
and the Copperhead scheme Is to allow the
late masters to vote for thenselves and for
the freedmen In Congress- They are not sat
isaed with depr'riag the 10000 coIored clii-
zens OF the South Of votes, and cnfran-
chisipg all the rebels, but they propose to In
crease the voting power Of the ContcdcFates
By 800 600 votes, thereby making ono amnes-
tied traitor IN tho south offset two loyal
Hcn m, me North L. Is proposed 10 give
SCUM Cafonna, Aississapp.. Louisiana, Geor-
GA, Alabama and virginia one representative
IN congress ana one votc IN the ffesloenial
electoral college Tor each 1900 voters. while
uanoast INDIANA, ONO, Wisconsin, feunsyl-
wanna and New YORK shall be required to fur
hlsn T"ES1s-FoER THOUSAND voters Per
CONGRESSMAN or elector. Ihis mpnstrons IN
justice aud Elaring inequality can he corrected
BY rcry simple proecss. Let Congress at Its
next Session propose an amendment to the
constitution, '"d1a"g male adult cotsrs sAe ja'-
turr tasss e} representation.
On this issue every Republican can firmly
take Lbs stand In the affirmative. The Lcgls-
1atures OF the Northern states would ratify
such nm amendment, and Congress can say To
the seeded States when they knock for read
mission That when they fatify this
, 1865-10-10
Montana Miners Coming Home.

A train Of packers, flfly In number, In charge
q Capt. Carter, left this city yesterday, On
their wsy to their homes in Ohio and IndInua.
Most Of the members Of the train-which Is
composed entirely Of men who have been
ulne9s-aTfived in this city two or th1ee days
,,o1 Boise, They start heavily aruesi-most Of
them having two revolveri and a knife, and
some have gun In addition
They were curious as to whether tho Cher
okee trail or Denver rnnte Is the best, point
they expect to determine to their own notion,
were over loo head or animals with the train.
We hnve seldom seen a similar number of men
more heavily armed. II will hardly pay MIR.
Indian to meddlc with them. !.
, 1865-10-10
NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIFEp....,..

st,n- r,.n., u,,,,,u: A5RRlrEo..-.:.. ....oeLa
R1op ottAys Palmer, Urand Hsven, sandse:
rrop htsseorsS, coof, nSala. n; sandsaes 1ans11es
Err Tt,ns,aa. t,naa AttEood. Rudsio, sonIIiss-
f1op 3p Wnanrs TX fsa REtr,," .and5ies.
ba'aue ?. T. Do6bins. Kendsck, Cleveland. 50, toas
hHs raanion hansoms Aenoulnse. l0 N lumber, 70
f ahfe tng, fbmnto1 Cnlo3 CIT, fto cds rood.
scnf AaIiaac, Resic. Grand Haven. LIS m lumber, Is
ser Rfsiesestcr, Eurn. crara Haven 10 \, lumber
s sss s.: .'sa ' s'A' ...i0 "a''7' WIN 'oH-
eenf msih eashs' osdna Haven, ITO n lumber. 50
sesF G:,ssneT re FLY iS9 i nssr
18th.
schr Fnfepn,s ar, u iaTner
Sear =. i. hubbard. Burke. Mnskt so1 ), n lumber
sehr 5n,n @13e imbraf Auzkesoo ~ IN lumbar. lpo N
schr M STb s;rftt asiNGsoa.- gia ~ II !umnsf.
seh- ii. Eand. TrKay sinstssnn X tg NJ iu,F
ehs G. Cry. Na;5s ssfSs is oanns. s'n's'
sch1 E Nai Is, Canuon. M0sEeco1, . N Isnber 40 II,
schr NV siS sManp.aIr-. Long, Mu.keson, = ,suo.
senr Guide tasse st Josrnn 1ua 4, IT, iaase sea
schE haysr!ioR Isckson, 81 Joseph, ;09 6ris hour
sehr Fas fao@ f,snd Is uu
echr Ssr;mont. n.,s p,.-c,v, "a -. x,,,
Schr Mariner, Keii, Cehileytuc. 81 csis VOID,
Eeod; s A''OlD'oS' e'f9o' ''sa' ~ GUS
18th. '1'' -N~ - A1'1''' - Ia
Senr Mt1an, ro!tef. Cleveland, 100 tons coal.
Sehr SKY Is1E asasey, Poss HUGE - ,umSea ,so
, 1865-10-10

A Coop PRosrEcr.-The Fenlans, soys the
New York Saturday Press, propose Il eyac-
uate New York and proceed to take Passes
i N of Dublin On or about tue afst ot AP.u:
Il is supposed, however, that there viii stun
be Cells enough lett among us TO Oil all the
important municipal Offices, 90 that the gen.
rraI condition oi tho city will probably re-
main as sound and sweet as II Is no" =.
, 1865-10-10

Wheat sdvaneed 2cc per hnahel durtng the we:x,
slnsi1e With sales Of No. Whlte q All No.
White Al a101; no. Amber At <116 Tom Il steady
With iRlr demand At t3c n bays Iayn. OF stree c.
Oats are weak At SIC for sound IN ba,, md SC tor
heated We note sale Of so bush Of The latter At c
nee On board. Sound osta bring &c on the street.
Ihe demand sor barley u ta. n1t ths MARKETS Eido
bash do At %2ov. Bye ssteady, with Asr demand At
Sc
, 1865-10-10
A FrssT M1srAKE-The other day the
Associated Press received the following des-
patch:

sAEDEns In OFFICE AT LAST.
II is raid that Ms. Russell, Postmaster at Dayen-
port, Canada West, has been ramovcd, mud that
George N. Sanders has been appointed In his stead,
This was puzz]cr. Everybody knew Of
the sympathy OF the Canucks for the rebel
refugees among them, and how they had MD
ed them id their hotel burning and bank rob
bfn9 raids on ont. territory, but no one sup
posed their. friendship for Geo. N. Sanders
was go strong rs to turn British royalist out
Of post-o1llcc IN order to confar the office on
the rlayed-out American rebel. And still tile
wonder grew until shc telegraph man had
sobercd of enough to send this correction Of
the despatch:
ARENovAL ORDERED.
The President has directed the removal OF Mr..
Nuat ell tho postmaster nj Davenport Iowa. sud the
appointment Of Gen. Sanders IN bis eicad.
, 1865-10-10
7 80 U. S. NOTES
JDf.X aHR1Ha.


SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
:,
viii nn orders from dealers for the present eeY1es
allowed. - -. -N' 4~. .s'0'o's
A. the opportunity for subscribing has part We can
no Longer receive the i've per tNo-year Notes at
par and interest Ia payment Of orders- 80
EDW. ]. TINKHAM, cashtef.
, 1865-10-10
MOVEMENT OF FLOUR AND GRAIt At
CHICAGO.

Receipts and Shipmeutsfor the Week-Cou.
eaEn1tve Receipts nn1 Shfpneuts y1ucn
January 1At.
The following s1u1saaty shows the receipts md shin
meats OF Flour and Gran also source o. supnly and
mode OF shipment d1ftns the week ending Ocso-
Wr1.
AEGt1tI3 Of TIoER AND GnAEs pCZISp Tux WEEK
, 1865-10-10
PhaladelphtA DEy Gooda Markes-0ct. =.

The dry goods market las bean stronger and rather
more ActtSe within the last d2y Two, owing to the
cpwn1d movement In cotton md Tho rrducca stlto Of
tie stocks and light receipts h prospect and for oat
cfthe leading articles OF cotton Manufacture prccs aru
6ttf7er, and holdesE 1cs4 anxious to sell Wooleus
, 1865-10-10
THE SLOCUM COTTON SWINDLE.
We are surprised at the indifference shown

We are surprised al the indifference shown
by the New York prcss TO the RECEIPT zevela-
tions Of Gen. slocum's, participation in the
four hundred Thousand dollar cotton swiudle
at Vicksburg- The Democratic press do not
assan or deny the official documents which
establish the crime against him, while the
Republican presses take no notice of the facts,
further than to publish them. And get the
leading "Democzauc;'' candidate, the allu-
ring bait with which they ssek to bury their
hook in the gilis Of come Repnbllcans-the
sugar-coated blue pill by which they hope 10
administer the final coup de graoe to the
Union pasty-is covered from top. to toe with
a mass Of official documentary evidence, In
the handwriting Of his brother officers, which,
II true Of Gen. harlow, would set the whole
Copperhead press bowling "thicf'' and .*rcb-
bcr'' at his-hecls.
The facts thus far made known by the docu-
ments, nre ns follows: On june 9Th, 1864,
Gen. Sherman issued decision and order
"upon the general subject of reclamation of
cotton or other property within the lines Of
the public enemy" that "no property thus
recovered from the enemy shall ever be re-
stored to the reputed owner" On June 9Th
this order was communicated by and through
Gen. Mcrhe1son, Gen. Slocun's immediate
superior, TO Gen. Slocum himself, Ms "com-
manding the District Vi Mississippi"
At the time Gen. Slocum received this order,
there had been before him claim Of one
Joseph NolAnd 10 zoo bales Of cotton, alleged
10 lave bcen taken from him by Gen. Grant
In 1868, al Aillikcns' Bend, to barricade trans
ports for running the ,Vicksburg batteries,
Noland himself was clearly rebel, and had
, 1865-10-10
@MMERC1AE,

MONDAY EVENING, Oct Q.
The following summary shows the movement IN
Produce md Provisions during the past ozty-eight
hours. compared with the movement for the same
ttno Last year:
BECEIPFg or rUOnEf*E ptTN
, 1865-10-10

duly approved. The John A. Dix made a
preliminary irial on Saturday last WITH per-
iec1 ealisfaetlon, and we learn from the But.
johnson made trip with the same result.
, 1865-10-10
#iSrrlldnr0uS.
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Hrs. s. A. Azze,s's IVorEtz's
Hair Resto1.er and Dress
ing invigorate, strengthen
and ze,,gthen The hair. They
act directly Mpo1s the roots
Of the hair, supplying re-
quiretz aeouris7snaeaet, and
natural color and bcn,lty
returns. Grey hair disap-
pears, bald spots are cor-
cred, hair stops falling, antz
zuaetsa'iant groscth is, the re-
sszt. Ladies and Children
tctft appreciate tho delight
f,sl fragrance and rich.
glossy appearance inenart-
ed to the hair, and no fear
Of sotling the skin, scalp. or
most elegant heaI-dress,
s~aa by nil D.4sgi....
Depot 1873 4 200 Greenwich 81. MY.
THE INDIANA ASSOCIATION
- meets again TUESDAY evening, 10th Inst. u ~
s sa RSs I'll ssM sasr! ~
rsssd 70 asssd y hastae:; q iapostl.ss + .s q
members, requested to report ti,tnsrt,t+ them.
JOIN LYLE kE,t;, See. CF L. iIDS,
oc4st trsrdcnt.
-NQTlCE.-Notice is hereby giyer
~ thai rlea1ane-a will not 10 Issued TO bosta ntsl
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,
Aftes the l4ih OF November naxt,
Loekro1t, Dec. :, lss., r'a
, 1865-10-10
MARINE ITEMS.

(From the Detroit Free Prcsl.1
Co1LN-oN LAKE En1x.-We wese informed yes
hEdny Of tolIaon which TOOK plaec few days snco
on Inke+ Ene. Of which wc hAye thus fAl $cra co
record. 7ho vessels were thu har1lue Southampton
opro<tta tacks- Iha tamzxes. to thc latter set.tl
fcF1cer aonhla Tint amount. The adar. donbtcs4.
xonld never have CONC to light were It casually
Interested.
vEsKI sEzE-The sccHE. g.. Of Detroit. Lumber
loadtJ while atteng!inx 70 inter hack vtr ttaror
pier and srnk, alter settn1 inside steps hasr ALREADY
beea taken to Eassa her md sepaEhcF At that port
SAIE OF 4 TkEcx--Thc. wreck OF The steamer au-
rod. she now lies sunk In the Saginaw r!v es has
been sold by tho underwriters 10 Capt. Darius to's tor
, 1865-10-10

The complete returns of the Connecticut
election with the exception Of four towns,
which gave anti suffrage majoriiies, foot up
az fn1frue.
, 1865-10-10
New York stock Market.


Closing Prices for cash, Oct. 1891 received By T.
@. saltonstaff 4 Co.. Commission, Stock, and Bond
Brokers, 1B Clark street. Chlctro.
, 1865-10-10
PhffadelnhEn Efonr Mzrkcs-{|ce. 2.

The receipts OF Flour continue Il3ht. Tho demand
L. good, both for shipment and home use. aud
afe still tErhs apwasd. sales oompstse 90 nsla
n-o1or Pennsylvania and Ohio do. snh IT, % to I'll %
fof fnty, Including ECO brs auperune IT ~ Co. No
sat4 Of kye Flour Cora Neal haye been repofted-
, 1865-10-10

Here tha markell was quiet and steady, with sales
On the Stock Board at 1ia. On the steect the bro
kers paid 1i5@145h-closfpg at the inside quota
uuu.
Notwithstanding the advance Of Fiye-Twcnty
bonde, the New York market for Government secu-
rites was unchanged. Possibly the eteamer'anews
WIS mol received In time to affect the market Here
The market Nas nnfet. We nuntc:
, 1865-10-10

Rt21xn o11-ve7 ofu. Lne ad.saes IN e.aae l.,
tined Ne note -ales Of ,oo hsls bonded. Ehlladei-
Phta dslise, 1ss., % 2n October. se!ls5s option A.
lobr. Vt Fc; 10 b1ls bonhed, the spot, 1t 5S4e;
2mo hfis bonded i1f1liaut for kosenbet and Dees1a
oeF delivery Il Philadelphia. sellers option. tle- Eted
OIL 1ru, With sales OF ito bfis at 7s3Nc-
, 1865-10-10

ostaenx mn prices, win light but wen assorsad stock,
, 1865-10-10


HKNIpcx.
City Harness, Tc cnEa20-n Collar. p n. ,,t,,e
itSan5 t1e harnea' s: sIsnshss sos Gis.sS
Kip, medrn. y n.l.ioafW Chicago. 10y .s,au
ea eklR, 1s1sy. e.9sSs9:; pssae. Asy,s." lsss
Country Upper eaAsaail tAznaked. ..... .Aase.,;
OAK.
SHtAushtd Sole. <oSeQ15{ French Calf n a*l.-asH
HapsT HHazeSss. sct g calG -?
hsr. no med III. .llol@ty -. uxlnca dog
1T, Eo: I heavy. .lSasl.m Ffsach CsiE L.
French kip. ufss q tnx II m ,,a ~
ras sso.esr r.;1 ga L:o Innings do1... Eoa siina
0ll.s-lin:eed ollcxhibits moro actaT1ty anu +l1nr
, 1865-10-10

CATTLE SILKS TO-DAY.
sHxR7[AH YAEps.
1he market has beepduik 1t these JAzda and prices
uheh3Dged- Sales wcrs Hlsd& 1t ranko Of "a
per I@ Ds. Tia following are the transactions.
Adams sold Webb Is hand, avreatns 95v ns at $LA !:
Eflnkefhon n hcaa. Averaging 80 ns- At s9;i1: to
e = bead avsras:nE sed ~ Il ss1: 10 Sea-
Hs16y old Isyisl Il 6.aas s1asxior ~ si 100, NJ a,
&daes to saroe, - hcAa. aEuFax!ug sd NJ, at5fSQ
StssdaE sold EowFizht u head, svzras1ns *a0 ., at
MICHIGAN soCTH1ns TARDs.
Ths market htrn has besn 1haasa Iha sales include
but three lots, at $i5na5ou.
The following arc the reported shles-
Hickey soId Alexander head, averaging SD ~, At
Allison sold Field u covs. sser.s,r< $50 d, At
sGouker B:o. sold cash IL heaa steer. averaging
rsas}ey add Smith g bead. avs-she aos rs, at
*l-oo-
YuEr NAYxE rAEps-.
The market hire has been dull, but 1tsheF more ac
tive than as tho other 5ards The sales foot p nearly
600 head, A. *3s0ot-N- Very few cattle remain IN.
sold
kThc following are the reported sales:
Bentley 4 Green sold 0bcndorH Is hcsdt. ave7aetur
$50 De- Al $3.50; to EswVoas IL heaa 6tte1s and OTen
LII H. It t5i to Gbendo6 10 head sieezs and 1eil
Sresa : Thonpssa @ sold Ko.snthsn Is head, aver
aging t05 Ms. at 3.11- '.....
WaflxorE q Mallory. sold obendord ID ne4a, aver
aging 80 IL. II 445Q,
Adams sold Grfggs @ head Stee1s aud Cows.ayer-
.R1n. g11 ~. At ss-isk.
HOCS-From the returns smsdo to the Boau rof Trade
we ind the receipts and shipments since lass co
pared with the receipts md shipments Of 1sss ssa n
follows:
, 1865-10-10


Every one Of the e6,85e affirmative votes
Rss cast By Republicans, while every Copper;
head ~ho voted, threw his ballot against man
hood suffrage, nnd two or three thousand Re
publicans whose prejudice against the black
mau Is stronger than their sense Of right and
Justice, voted the same why; and fourteen to
sixteen thousand Republicans felt too little
Interest In the matter pro OF con TO 70 To the
polls. The n. T. Tribune remarks that " the
standing Islander against Connecticut, time
out of mind, has been that her people could
cut more hams out Of q given piece Of wood,
and put fewer onions with larger tops In q
peck measure than any other people living
She did meanes thing thsn these In her vote
last Monday"
The colored population OF Connecticut
regiment Of 500 men and sent them to the
army to fight for the Union. They did cf1i-
cient service, fought bravcly-many OF the,u
losing their lives in support Of the flag. The
regiment counted on the quota Of Connecti-
cut, aud saved 500 white men from conscrip-
tiou. -Four hundred copperheads and four
hundred Republicans were thus enabled to
stay at home The former repaid this favor
by voting solid against their substitutes, and
to their burning shame be II spoken, come of
the latter did the same unmuuly, unpztncipled
act. But the people Of Connecticut will some
day reverse this undtmocrdtic and unjust YER
dict. At1er rejecting awhile on the meanness
and dishonesty Of their conduct, the %, 900
white Ec:ers will conclude that they cannot
g6ord TO permanently dishanchise 1900 col
ored fellow citizens who sent 500 Of their
number to the battle field when the Govern
ment which had oppressed them WINS in the
agontes Of life and death struggle with
armed treason.
, 1865-10-10

philadelphia seed MafkeG-Dct. =.
Clover seedi: ln ceod demand with small safes as
F.ttG8|, bot II u verJ atAspe- In Timothy yryy It,
lie dong small ea1cs At stoc. Flax Seod u wanted BY
the s1ushtfh. at AE1,
, 1865-10-10


The market tor se~en-Thirties Is very dull, and
has downward tendency.
Cook County Scrip was quiet and easier, With
sellers ofo1d at 1G4 and buyers at 11a Nevis In
limited demand at 90. Chamber Of Commerce
Stock vas sold at ITO, and new stock offered at
100, wlthous buyers. Cook County sevens were
offered ut q, without buyers. We quote:
co.,- - ,, Bid. A.ssd~ +
Cook ca: sqlp, pec. ,eL.44-.....:....1 .103 ION
Hesgsspts Essses oi Co. Gems;c. stocf o LII nm
Chamber OF Commerce stock, Eew... 100
in Boston money Is drug. The 4dEer.i4er Of
1.-The plenttalneEs OF money continues without
Any abatement, snd the demand for aeeon.uoda-
SR hs banks sna II tie market T. much
rency remain Unemployed. The common rate Of
Interest On ettone co!lateEas ta stx per cent with
a. ays e1 e ha ssd even
of .thet mestanttle community nre quite moderate,
and stock dealers are asking f3r small amounts
only IN the ahsenee q much speculative setiMty
desirable business notes Tor SALE Few are uade
aud gwen out foz merchandise. and only small
member OF 1he1n offered In the st!eet. The best
endorsed paper, and single names Of favonte aFms
are negotiated at seven and eight per cent and the
lower grades at nom nine 10 twelve There 1s more
doinE S E IN nse! Ceriaeasea which sts aaits popular
The reduction Of the aggregate Of our national
debt Twelve and three-q quarter millions during
September WIS not apasmodic effort, but sart Of q
regular policy begun BY Nr. Nccu{loch two months
ago. During two successive months he hss sue.
ceeded in reducing materially the total amount OF
interest on the debt a. will be seen by the follow
ing statement:
July u, is63 $1s1 - 4GS %
august al ls<d, intelest......... 1s8 0a1 6s99t
10 o4n1 3rn Of m. .fS TOD
, 1865-10-10

1ssa; 1851 1sts 1885,
The market is vey dull with gloomy feeling per-
vadipg both buyers and sallers. Though hardly
enough hAs been douo to test OF the market il
il very crtdeat shat the feeling is bad 1t ID ycry
doubtful II hog7 could b sold sodny for less than IA
:oc p LOO ~ concession On Saturdays quotations.
aHEk4AS rAzpe.
Nothing whasever was deue 1t these yards up to the
time We teft- +
ypkF EA1Nx Ihkps.
The market has been dun and The saIedr r,,n,ta3-
Prices AEeuot up to tho standard Of Saturday The
The weekly union record., 1865-06-17

GRAND PIc-NIc AND TARGET EXCURSION
AT CHrco.-The Annual Picnic and Target
Excursion Of the Chico Light Infantry will be
held at the eOld Camp Ground" Chico, on
the 4th of July, 1865. Programme First
Procession forms on Broadway in front OF
Armory Hall. at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, and march
to grove Second Reading of the Declara-
ton of Independence by c. L. Stilsou, Esq.
Third-Song BY the Chico Glee Club.
Fourth-OratioD by General John Bidwell.
Fifth-Song BY the Glee Club. Sixth-Orig-
inal poem by George F. Nourse. Seventh
Dinner-free TO all. ghth-Tsrget shoot
ing: First Prize-Sl0in coin; Second Prize
SIS in coin Third Prize-S2 so in coin :
Fourth Prize-Leather Medal. Ninth-La-
dies Target Shooting First Prize-Ladys s
Pin, valued at SO; Second Prize-Ladys
Ear Drops, valued at S5; Third Prize-Fin-
ger Ring, 50 so. Tenth-Form procession
and march to Armory. The exercises of the
day will, in the evening, conclude with q
grand Ball.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-17

To BE HUsG.-The Sacramento Bee has the
following in regard to Sergeant Hudson "On
the night of the l4th of April last, at Camp
Bidwell, in Butte county, Sergeant Hudson of
Company l, Second Cavalry, c. v, shot and
killed his superior officer, Lieutenant Liver
good. On account of drunkenness the Lieu
tenant had Hudson punished, aud the latter
took revenge as above stated At Camp Bid
well Hudson was tried by Court Martial, found
guilty and sentenced to be hung. When told
OF the finding of the Court be said it was all
right, and that be had done what was laid on;
for him to do A few weeks since be was
brought to this city and placed under guard at
Camp Union to await the action Of the supe
rior authority. The sentence of the Court was
approved and, on Sunday last, he was informed
his execution would take place on Friday,
10th inst, between the hours OF II A NJ. and
2Pa He received the notice with all ap-
parent Indifference. Captain Ropes made ap-
pication to the county authorities, yesterday,
and obtained the use of the gibbet and other
hanging appliances. They were removed to
Camp Union this morning. The execution
will take place 10 public and the entire mill
tary force at the Camp will be ordered out to
witness the hanging of one who so far forgot
the requirements of discipline as to kill his
superior officer"
The weekly union record., 1865-06-17
Del Norte Correspondence.
CAxp LINCOLN. June I, 1865.

CAMP LINCOLN, June I, 1860.
EDnoa Uxrox RECORD: Yesterday l re-
ceived your papers bearing date Of April 18th.
22d and 2eth. Now like to read the news,
bat it is too bad that one must wait q month
aud half to get it. Glorious mail facilities ;
DAYS schedule time from San Francisco to
Jacksonville, Oregon, and two from that place
here; and as much more as the mail carrier
sees ft to take.
1t is superb morniDg-talk about your
stallion skies but # We Cslifornians hav'n't
got some sky would like to know who has.
1t rained all day Wednesday and most all
night. The climate seems to be better divided
here, than 10 the Sacramento Valley. Not
such long dry spells, but more of the wet,
judging by last Winter and this Spring. There
was another large drove Of fat cattle left here
last week for Idaho.
The mastering officer is here preparing to
muster Co. F, Ist B. NJ, c. V, out of service
Our company had an acquisition to its ranks a
few days ago in shape of Fule du Regiment
IL is able TO make its share of noise already.
Freighting to Jacksonville and the copper
mines seem to be on the increase and, by the
way, party of Co. c. are out prospecting Tor
copper. One of the party has had good deal
of experience in copper mining, and il there is
any here | think be will find it. If they sue
,eed in 6uding anything, will keep you post
ed on their operations.
Everybody complain of being well,
As fat beef and big potatoes will tell.
Very respectfully yours,
EMORY WING,
Co. c, 9th Infantry, G. V.