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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-24

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, DIS.
- TRICT COURT-COUNTY OF RAMSEY,
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Isaac Van Etten and Harvey Officer, partners as
Van Etten q Officer. against NJ. j. r. Treat
CResenue Stamp-50 cents-CanceLed.]
SUMMONS
The State of Minnesota: To the defendant above
named:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which has
been filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court
at st. Paul, in the county of Ramsey and State Of
Minnesota, and to serve q copy of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscribers. at their
Office in St. Paul, in the county of Ramsey, in said
State within twenty days after the service OF this
summons on you, exclusive of the day Of such SER
vice: and if you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action
viii take Judgment against you for the sum Of One
Hundred Dollars with interest from the 18th day of
February, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and
ffsy-nine, besides the costs and dieb1rsements OF
this action. VAN ETTEN b OFFICER,
Attorneys in person, St Paul MINI.
Dated February 4 1866 feb10-w6w
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. DIS.
- TRICT COURT-COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Ellen n. Allen, by A. r Capehart her guardian
ad litem against Lorenzo d. Allen.
lReyenue Stamp-5 SO cents-canceledl
The State of Minnesota: To the defendant
above named:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint In this action, which has
been fled in the Office Of the Clerk of this
Court at Saint Paul. In the county of Rausey and
State Of Minnesota and to serve COPY of your an-
swer to the said complaint on the subecfibers At
ther Office in Saint Paul in the county of Ramsey in
said State within thirty days after the service of this
service; and II you fall to answer the said com
plant within the time Aforesaid. the plaintiff In this
action win apply to the Court for the relief de-
mandsd IN her said complaint
Dated February 90 1866.
VAN ETTEN q OFFICER
mh24-w7t Plaintiffs Atrys st. Paul MINI.
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GHERIFF,s CERTIFICATES ON
- FORECLOSURE Oh EXECUTION, o. -
mys s PIONEER PRINTING GO
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WARRANTED PERFECT

In every respect; and should any repairs be neces
sary before the expiration of FIVE YEARS from the
date of sale, Mr.. WILDER holds himself ready and
willing to make the same FREE OF CHARGE, provided
the injury Is not caused by accident or design.
St Paul, September 16. 1864 sep16d&w1y
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coLD-BEARINc BONDS

These bonds are now worth premium OF nine
per cent, including gold interest from November,
which makes the actual profit on the 7-3o loan,
at current rates, including interest about ten per
cent. per annum, besides its exemption from Site
and mxnicipal taxation, which adds from one to
three per cent. more, according to the rate levie
on other properly. The interest Is payable semi
annually by coupons attached to each note, which
may be cut off and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-15

p col
Importer Wholesale Dealer Wines Spirits,
Malt LIQUORS, Charlton Wharf. H0n0Iulu. IL L 4lI-Iy
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EXPECTED SOON!

Rubber Hose, 81 inch. three ply, white.
Uuiversal Clothes Ringers,
Boat Nails. Hoes, Giit Moulding.
CASTLE Soap, Furniture Polish,
Cut Nails, &c., &C., Sc.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
A Eccfation.

Of oil a spade was called spade,
BY simpies AMI BY sages;
4 workman diI his honest - WORK"
AHd '' servants" earned their " aIges''
man vas title % respect,
Whenever virtue named it,
There was but one q higher worth,
And lovely " woman" claimed it.
But now We masquerade with words
The truth great offence is
And desecrate our mother tongue
by pride aEd false pretenoe--
We shame the language of our sires,
We TAX 50 mild and mseklyi
We've operatives" FOR Eorking-men.
And draw our salaries weekly;
Our " lady takes the place OF " wife,
That word 50 true and hearty,
snd every {. mau'sr' gentleman"
Unless We call him - party"
The " sh0pman1 hates the name Of shop
And by perversi0u later,
The man who digs i railway trench
Is called a - navigator"
o give me back our honest speech.
II had a soul of beauty
And let us do our daily " work."
And think It pleasant dutyD
Let's earn our wages" as Of gore,
The word can never harm US:
Let's love our sweetheartsr and our wives, :"
And own that 50 women charm US.
SO shall our actions, Ike our words,
Be void Of afectatou,
And spade be spade" and man be man."
Throughout the Yankee nation.
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NORTHERN ~ ws

The Tslbuse eoatradcis the report. that
the French Mialster 70 ha,hipstea viii
moi be sent ever Tor III. PRESENT.
hemphis teles,am SAYS guerrillas are
becoming troublesome ag4,a on the hrkan.
sas Rlsvr. IL IS reported ti,ey hive burn.
ed thr steamer Dana and caplOr.d The I'm
Indiana Regiment.
a Washington telegram s1ys The Govern.
meni has reliable advice. that the Ras
uienue has put into Corunaa tor repairs.
which their Is reason 10 believe abe atll
mol be allowed to receive. Tie New Or.
Irans Times says ,hr French Al Mats mora.
c"mPi.mentsd the Confederate nag. bat
passed the American celnrs With contempt.
The ksntacky Legislature refuses u
r.til, the anti-slasrr, amendn,eIt. Gold
unchanged.
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EUROPEAN news.

Riehnond. Feb. 22.-Esrsp.an advice,
says AZ imp.rial neetipg ii the French
Prry Csuucd was held ia Pari. on the 4th
Inst. a: which affairs with Aa,ric. IN
connection with tA.se Of the AerIcan en-.
pie formed the pnncipal sOisct If IN.
meeting. Il 10 andsrstosd iAs, ths C.un.
CHS hBaT sgrssment was. to abstain for IL.
present frsn all movements, ~ihsst. ho..
ever. indolsing fear Of Il. seesrit,.
Inc British Parliament opened o. Oh,
10th instant.
IL the Qu.shs address, The following
paragraph occsrs: Civil ~ar il Marin
amsrie. s,ill continues Hsr M.ie,ty re-.
CARDS stssdlaslly her neutrality bst.e.s
the coniendins parties, but would rei.,c.
at lflendly relations beiwesn tssn.'
L. the Hsuss Of LorJs, Lard DERBY re-.
ierred ~ The Terminating 81 the reeiprocity
treaty. ADD ths treaty r,gsl.,ias the naval
iores 70 the Lakes. as measures framed in
spirit Of hostility 70 the sEaglish fisher,
question. aad viii al ri.ksand DANGER. Of
war. Her Majesty. gss.maeat viii b,
deeply responsible II ,hss are DOT fully
iwakr to the posIti0s in which this coan.
Try - placed by these aets Of the g,yer..
meat u the Uaitsd States.
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msraiag. Besides, I shall Be better of IN
the sad. for have gained a eas,oaer. and
yos have lost one"
And 30 il proved, for the next day tAe
gentleman bought asar all his fruit and
vegetables Of Harrysbut never Invested
another penny At the stand Of his neighbor.
Thss the season passed /; the gentleman
finding that he could always get good
article Of Harry. continually Patrouized
hin, and sometimes talked with him . lew
minutes about his future hopes aad pros
poets. To become merchant was bis
great ambition, aad when the winter came
On. the gentleman wanting trasty boy Tor
Ais store. decided on giving the place TO
Harry. Steadily and surely he advanced
in the confidence Of his employer. until
having passed through varisss gradat'ons
Of slerkship. he became at length an hon
roed partner 10 the 6rn.
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q E X
Tbs Petersburg Expresss Of Tuesday says:
There was NO n~vsmsnt On the lines yes
terday. During the fsrsnesn the eneny
get up furious Smelling on our left. esus-
cd by the appearance Of Confederate
working party in their trent, and wasted
Z geed deal Of ammunition to little effect
upon them. Several of their missiles wAix-
zsd over and exploded in the city while
nsnbers Of them fell ia Blanford. that dc.
voted suberb rising 80 prominently in the
rear Of our hnss.
The eaeny, a. We SEINE days since pre-
dictsd. is busily extending line Of railway
= his asw position on Hatcher's Rsn.
Scoats report this from actual observation.
Frsm thense to his base at CITY Point.
Grant will sosa have a conrinusas rail,
runring at all peiats 10 clsss prox. ra,y /.
his main lines. He will. therefore. Cad no
dlhsalty 10 transporting supplies froa III.
wharf ~ last ashls stsamers can land them
and will be enabled to drop them a, an,
camp on the rsuls. By means Of this road.
Toe, ms large array can be supplied WITH
uood. drawn FRO. .hsir new position on
eur right.
:. We lsara that the sneay is throwing -
heavy works on the Brunssics Stage ksad,
between Rsalas's Station and Monks Meek
bridge. two niles belsw the latter pIac.
lhs seleet OF this 10. no. issbt, 30 10.
strengthen their position thsse. that ,h.y
NAY be The better able 10 sxlesa their Lac.
Ia that direction in the faturs. The yas.
ssss are Of tho epiaisa thar G.nerzL La.
Will rstreat that way lhi. Sprily. ADD ~
these ess,lsued sItenslsss. thsy will ss
raaslsd u intercept asd sstrap HIM.
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TIE EXCHANGE on pRLsoNrRs

a Washington tslsgras. dated Iith,
says: Gen. Grant was before the c.m.it.
tee on the conduct Of the var this s.rn.
lng. The following question was asked
him:
Questionable is stated. spsa what az.
thsrlty DO not knsw, that YOU are charr.
Cd snsrely with the exchange or prisoners.
Auswer-Thaf . correct, and whaf is
more. fhays Vsetsd 9i arrangement for fhe
exchange u prissaers. man for man. and
officer jor officer. or his eqmUals,a, aessrd.
iss TO the cid earfeis, satil enc or the
'thsr party has sxhasstsd the ssabsr thsy
nus hold.
Get . great nsny ls,isrs daily frsn
ireads 81 prisspsrs ia the sealk. s.ery
sns 81 Which lesuss 10 bssrsuessa. ts,Iiae
then that this arrAagsnsa. has hssn made !.
saa ssaa ! ssgfss4 hat sxsaa,xss eaa Be-
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Aillsburpugb gssnrnrr.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. Q.
Wednesday, March I, 1865.
THE NE w 5

THE NEWS.
For the last eight or ten days We have received
very little reliable intelligence Of the progress Of shsr-
man in South Carolina, or Of the operations Of the
enemy II any other quarter what l.s we do get Is
snfavorable. As we stated in our last, sherman en-
tered and took possession Of Columbia, 5. c. on the
morning Of Friday the llth February, Gen. Besure.
gard having eyaelasl the place on the evening pre-
sedng, no, having aSsfcient force 10 offer an effect
i've resistance.
We stated last week, 90 the authority Of the Char
lsite Democrat, that intelligence had been received
that the enemy occupied WinnsbOrOugh, some thirty
seven miles this side Of Columbia, on Monday, and
was csrtainly marching towards Charlotte, General
Bsaursgars falling back. Since then se have no
account Of sherman's movements. gentleman Of
this town, who left Charlotte on Saturday morning.
says shas deep fog seemed 70 sDvelop The movement
q The snssy and il was n0s.knOwn where sherman
was; is believed, however, that be has left the di.
rest road to Charlotte and is progressing eastward
The Petersburg Express learns though a private
source, that when il was decided not to auemp, the
defence Of Colombia large quantity Of Medical
stores, which il was thought impossible 70 remove
we're destroyed. Thelsmale employees Of the Treas
sry Department some tive hundred and fifty in num-
Der, sent Of TO Charlotte, ". q. The Treasury
autographs establishment was also removed to
place more remote and much safer than Charlotte.
II is reported thar For sumter in Charleston har-
Der has been taken possession Of aud thai the FEEDERS.
Gag again floats il, and that The CITY ofChare
ton evacas;sd BY our troops. is occupied By The
Federal forces Before The evacuation il is said ths.
The GOvernaani xlorss Of all kinds ss,e removed. az
well IS great ded Of the heavy ordnance, ana thai
Me guns lef were spiked OF otherwise disabled
From below ss Ieara thai Fon Andersen, on The
Caps Pear River. vas taken BY assault on SUNDAY
morning The lsth ultins. AFTER despsrsla resistance
and heavy loss 70 The enemy and ih.t On TUESDAY
s'saing the iowa OF Wilmington wa. Surrendered,
after sight resistance. in which il stated, we lOs,
some eight hundred n.n. in killed. w.unds4 and
Prissnets II 10 aIsosad that al govsrnmen, property
aot brought of IVES destroyed. We have no ether
particulars
Twas reported here on SATURDAY that The sniII
force lcft By shssnsn in COLUMBIA hal been driven
cut, and that the place vas sgsin in eur possession.
The report has not been confirmed BY ny drecs in.
ielgenes. bat circumstances seem TO favor The belief
TIA, the report isuue.
The accounts fiou al sources are exceedingly brief
snd unsatisfactory Alnss, total silence i. prr.er.
ved 10 relation 70 The position 81 our forces, and no
thing has reached Us 70, many DAY. upon which say
ssinile can be formed Of The future. We n,ua vsii
fof events % develop ihem.eives.
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The Naiis.-Pof eyenl weeks The mails have
been extremely iTesOlsr and sabjsri Of ssnsrsl
somPlsot AZ . specimen Ne vould nentisa that
The Petersburg ErPrescg Tuesday Was received here
90 s.lsfJsy. four dsys Old sad Mondays Issue on
sgnis,, - i',s I'D. The Raleigh mail hs. failed
hen isvt sinss within lie lss seek, and there are
he % len failures u liai mail every week. We
y - EnSs ano . biaDs tsf ,bis, ba, srsa. Ieg
bgsnes eris;s somewhere.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Perkins reported back from the Commit,
on foreign affairs preamble and resslu
tons. 4 condensed report Of which reads !
fellows:
WHERsAs. The Csagress Of the Confed
crate States has aver been desirsus of q
hen0rable settlement By negotiation Of d
matters in the difficulty between the Con
tsderate and the usited States. and TO thi
end sent three commissioners in February
1861. to Washington, to negotiate friendi
relations betweeh the two governments
and,
Whereas. these having been refused re
csption. Congress in June 1864, adopte,
and published to the civilized world a de
claration Of its continued desire for al
honorable peace, to which the snly respons
from the Congress Of the United State
was a rejection By q large majority Of al
reaolutisns Tor anicable settlement Of IN,
existing difficulties I; and,
Whereas, President Lincola has recent
y announced TO three eminent citizen.
that the Congress of the United State,
would hold no negotiations with the Con
federate States or any Of them separately
that ne terms except such AZ conquere,
grants would be extended to he people o
these States, therefore.
Resolrcd. That while Congress regret,
that there 10 no ultimatun lett To the PEG
pie OF the Confederate States but 10 con.
tinue the war or submission to terms oil
pease alike dishsnorable. il accepts ia their
behalf the issue rendered them To presecu ute
the war with the United Sntes until thai
power shall desist fron efforts 20 subjagats
them aid she independence Of the Coined.
crate States 10 established.
A second resolutioa compliaen,s the a,-
my for various patriotic resolutions recent.
~ adopted.
A third resolution invites the people to
assemble in public meetings and renew
their VOWS and desotiops 10 ths cause oil
Independence.
A fourth resolution pledges Congress 10
pass most energetic measures to secure our
ultimate success.
Mr.. Gtla.r offered an additional fesolu.
ton:
Hfsofrfd, Thai notwithstanding all thu.
We believe the Confederate States Woald
consent. frat TO separation between ih.
United States and Cnnleaersts States, each
one perfectly free aud indsprnJeut II The
others rights, navigation. trade, transit
&C.. fairly agreed on.
Cd. That a Diet be created, to wai,h
each party should be at liberty to srad
delegates, each being its o~n judge = 10
the number and manner Of election. each
party paying its avn eIpenses-lAeir pri,
rlleges there TO be clearly defined aad set
tied.
4th. Each section 20 have one vote bud
Ing Oh their part only when ratified BY
Congress and the President.
Each resolution OF the Csmmittes aud
the sRendment proposed. were ordered 70
be printed.
fhe House then resolved into secret sss-
sion 90 the Negro Bill.
10 the SENATE. the appropriation bill vas
paned a!ss bill aboIlshlng Inc office Of
Provost Marshal, except within the lines
Vt 10 army iath. field.
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Isvould sppeir that President LiDroln i no %.
iissd With the resui Of The late peace conferences.
The n. Yast Herald avs, Gen Singleton IsO Wash.
ingion o. the 20, % second excursion 10 Rich.
unnd, accompanied By Judge Hughes. lsls u The
Count Of Claims. They recessed ps.ss. through The
lines from Lincoln. The objee. Of thar mission is
nol stated.
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a snsRrcr DEcisIas --Rsssntlv On the
if'al Of TIVE seH. Messrs. Mondy SD NJ.
Pserssn. arrested by the Provost M.r.Asi
oi Atlantis, on ssh4ers Of irrassa. Jadys
Lachrans. Of Macsn. sseid,d AIT s-pA.t.
Ieaii1 ,h.t Provost h.rshals, by the hw
o. eur laad. have ne rishi 70 arrss, ssr,,s.
outside Of ihs army and navy Hihsy nis
such asthsr,ly, ~ 70 an ARBITRARY a..svp-
hon o poser Citizens can oaly he ar.
rested upon ~,rrass issued sp.a ua.h. AID
can sni, be arrested by las civil eSic.rs.
and be ttiss be coil eoaris. Thsse righu
Arr guaranteed 10 the Canstisstiva. ana il
can only be altered BY the respl,
CdSaasek and SeHiiseI
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Ths Cadets from Hillsbofpugh Military
hcadsmy have been in the city for Q. vsraI
days. We understand that they can,
down, 10 the sri instance, under orders,
for the purpose Of guarding Yankee PRISE.
mars, which Il was underst, cd we're about
70 be transferred frsu ether place. to this
CITY Tor safs-kesping. We suppsse a IL
the recent arrange ment for a SPEEDY Ct.
change Of all prisoners, will render the
presence Of the Cadets. vi h Us, moi neees-
nry loag. Some Yankee prisoners, officers
ws understand, arrived here day before
Yesterday. and BY some hsok or crock we're
permitted 70 take general stroll about
isss. Subsequently u was deened pru.
dssi 70 eircupscfibe their perambulatioas.
and the Cadets were sent to lsok after
them. Yesterday merning, We learn that
sass Of them sers gosbed up from some
Of the nsgrs kitchens Ia tswn BY the
way, the Cadets are good lsski ing CO N pa.
ny q lads. and their ehesffaInsss and .pi,it
reminds " 81 thar sxhisitsd by eur ,olun-
issrs 10 1861. We have no doubt that If
thsy shosl q be srdsrsa Ia meet the epemy
IN slius they would give 4 gssd leeosnt
Of thssseIvss..
We ihiak, kowsver. that thsy are not
cid sasass 10 Withstand the hsrdshins Of
az Hssoss and prstraetsd s,upaisa a.
well . tsoss whose physisal systsns are
better ~ tsrsd. And ~ hyps thal IN.
condition 81 The esustry nay permit thsu
sgsa y reiuss 70 the Academy. ~krrs they
nsi - satassd both physically ssa sss-
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The Result offhe Peaes Faiimr IN NE
United Siafss.-Ths Nash,ssion corr,,.
psndent Of the CineInn.ti Commercial
thus writes:
1.-The result Of ell this old women islk
has been very uuSss,rssle. I, has put q
step To recrviting. buried the coming draft
m oblivisn. and dssri,,d The aremv 81
thsusands Of volvnirer.. The 18th OF Feb
fusry y near II hand, and herr is good a.
ihor,ty Tor believing that tha draft will be
enforced. sIr. Wilson said 90 The n,l.rr
day on the Door u me senate. and he 1. ssil
kassn 10 be The assth.uise. d The War
Department 81 such sssjsetG Ard az
sers lar irsm lhinklrs taal the lat rs.l
ha. been made get. Frsn the aanusr il
winch Easte.a rites are having their que.
"a. rsduse,l, II i safe - say that there
will be suether and still snath.r requsi.
ton made upon the lighting material Of III,
country. Tne term OF service Of about ere.
halt ut Grsuts army rspires nrxt fall, and
the ranks most be trp, fall as long as the
war lasts, which will bs ill the rebels are
no longer able torssist the national forces
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Henry >. FosIs .s se.er 10 Po,t War.
rem. SAYS the Ne~ York Tines. but lei, for
Earspe iuS ~ sns ether Citizen Of 10
United States wssld lsste
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tally fer msrs extensive usefulness in the
future walks Of life. con,er,atiss.
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made at the rate Of 5000 per week -,
jsst As fastas they cas deliver prize. ,rs =
ss will receive them, and deliver 49,,
prisoners t. the., and the Salisbury pri.
ssners will be coming right on.
Inyself saw Col. Hatch, the As,is,,,t
Csnmissisnsr Of Eschangs on IA. par, 81
the south, and he told ms The Salisbury And
Danville prisoners wssld be coming ripht
on at once. He said that he csuld Lr;.v.
Ass on At the rate Of eve thsusaad .r.,is
thousand week.
Qaestion-Is there no i.psdi.eat il III.
wayi ''as"
Answsr--Thsrs isas iHpsaimsa, On .,r
side. | could deliver and receive ev.ry
one OF them il very shsrt time. il tAey
will dslivcr those they hold. We have
lost some two weeks lately % accssat q
the ice in the river.
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HosD's Lsos.--Csnfedsrats ipge nuity is
never a. less. The head asd trunk Of 4
mas deprived Of one or more limbs Gill
lsrDish the ~isdos and ardsr Of perfect
Hercules. The scans Of activity caRb.
acquired By art. A regular service his
been srysnized in the Confsderscy for the
supply trss the nost sklIfsl makers IN
Europe, Of art6eial limbs aud members
equipped with all the most eunning oor.
trivssess that Modern isgenuity hss ssvi,-
cd 10 render them effective substItutes fof
Living bose and muscle. In The early part
81 this year an sminent stafl surgeon 10 Vie
Confederate army was dispItshs to LoH
dun and tsok up his quarters 10 the neish.
bsrhosa 81 q skilIfsl artist he came prr.
vidsd with noels Of the truneated ssrt
bers Of . number Of Confederate Officer,
spent several weeks IN experimenting to
Manufacture Of a number Of arms, legs,
hands. &c.. which were supplied ii sets u
Two or three each, that amidst the perils Il
slssksss.rsanisg ems Of Iessl ihsula reach
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General Erchsngs Of Prisoney..-M.r.
than aoos Confederate prisoners have Al.
ready bssn returned 10 R,slmsnd aimee the
rs-iasritutisa ct the exchange. The trace
boat ~sot dswa Yesterday. srpsetisx On
bring up from Bsul-ars's l,nsiag aSsot
LOCO ~sre. ln.addi,iss to these. .. lear.
that eel. huifard expected there would ar.
rive ysTerdas Al rsrtress Msars. e. rsnte
Ter exchange. 1000 II eur prisss.r.. 10 far.
most Of these men hsvs been drawn ire.
The prissa q P"st Lockout. asd the nest
distant prisons viii prohsbl, have ihelr
turn served last. PoiIt I.s.ksut 70 psobs.
BY the most pspaloss Of the Yaakse PR.
sor.. and csniaSsd ss.s sius ago Yoos
Gosiessrats prAsssi. les nsnber 81
G"nledsrstesia the hasa.lsf the sae~.. If
reduced 10 privats,. gill. Ne learn, exceed
~ 900 men. The rstsra 81 ssr peiso.er.
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psia; Of sIes. R:etn.sS Ers-;..~