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, 1865-07-11

cocn1 Ia any of The eouthe.u statests IN effect
+sc CREATION nj q State government By the
,,.or,e 80 NJ ~ stAt4 not by The Fed6.al Gov-
lf ,t .so-a .ton,a l,e no other obstacle
49,, =, 80 NV If anr nlan Of 1ecoastuc-
WV sr,,,ch a1v nort,on Of tho people may.
~ .n4 Fn-ws,d than aIup.y to maintain the
ta,,," ,csce 4rv nreyruiing the advocates of
IT, IT, ~ ~ r+c,nsttuctiou from fntarfer.
80 @ Tnrcc With those Of oihera For It Ia
;,s,ossfh1c N fo1lcll which plan of recon.
..,rr.;on x1n receive the exdo15euent OF The
1a,1cst nunaber Of the people Of State nntiI
- ..a.. tos tfep fairly and neacercl,v +,t.,
, 1865-07-11
Discovery Of 4 Valuable Marble Quar-.
~ in Surk County, WIS.
TFrDn fhe Madison Daily CapftulJ

We learn that one of the most valuable
quarrIes of marble in the country has been
recently opened In aAuk county. The mat
bic Is pure carbonate Of lime, without any
othe. mixture. Ittaa q snowy white, aud
lakes remarkably lustrona polish. Specl-
mems that we haYe seen Indicate that the
products Of this quarry arc superior to mauy
Of the Vermont marbles, and equal to the
best. Il constantly improves as the various
strata are opened, and q greater depth from
Tie surface Is reached, and blocks are now
Eqtout four aud FIVE feet in thickness. Some
years since block was procured from this
quarry, and dressed for the Washington
monument: Bat It was taken from where
the ledge cropped out, and showed none Of
the pute beauty Of. that qoarried out at
greater depths. The people about, In getting
It ont to burn for lime, reached sJnle OF this
II is siSxulaf that this immense bsd of
wealth should have lain there 50 long with.
out suspicion In any mind Of It's existence.
The quantity there Is sufficient to supply the
whole wants Of the Mississippi Valley. Our
marble workers and builders a1o now using
it, md company has been formcl to wo:E
the quarry and get the marble ous for e1-
,nrk
, 1865-07-11

The blood Hound Brigade at ST. Paul.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribunal
ST. PAu1, July 7, 1865 :
suppose Eastern philanthroptsra will
,staud achnt as they rend that the first in :;
stslment Of blood hounds for the purp,sa Of
bunting Indians, tif any should venture near
the setslements) have reached this city.
Captain Potter, Of the 11th regiment, brought
m mack OF SIX ftrm Tennessee, and will
tske them to Blue Earth county next week.
The defeat Of the rebels hrs loWersd the
price OF kanines, as Is eyiuced By ths facs
that for the entire pack, (hloodsd srock}
Captain Potter paid only s65. They were
doe.ehcap at that price. Colonel Evans, who
vent South for blood hounds, hs9 fund the
Tennessee stock exhausted, and Is nos IN
Mississippi making purchases. Tho mobile
.snysaen bad better climb tree, or resort 10
some other msthod to leaTo this World, Waeu
the dogs come around:
The Eleventh regiment came home yestcr-
day, They were welcomed home BY ths Gov
er1or and M,jor, and giTcn dinner Ut the
capitol, They have been mustered ont, and
are only awaiting their pay before dlsband-
Ing. They speak In the highest terms OF the
reception they received In Chicag0. Captain
Fisk is here organizing his expedition.
The river rose ten inches at this point yes
telaa3. The Minneso:a river went up eight
inches, ard is still rising.
The supper tendcred-so senstor Hendricks,
took place at the International last evening,
and was . fine affair
The Third Illinois started for DEVILS Lake
on the 4th, II.
, 1865-07-11
OLE RESPONSE TO THE LOYAL
TEHGIh1ANSs

Thc address Of the Virginia Union Assocla-
+,on a evpo3s5s of which we published few
49, s,,cc ~ fhe beginning OF q movement
~ sa,, s,rr,rt tbe State Of VIRGINIA on the
,s..,s ~ ~ erc,ud,nc yehe1s from voting and
.ua@;oa ue.a ~ NJ 1ora1 men. whether white or
,,1..,. - -otc r declares that Cor. pIcr-
p 80 .s.ss.4,rn Z. o. a;s,nva1 AZ that
P,.s.,, - 80 sst a. p;c,,,no md .nnder william
er.,., % - .s,,.r,. H. fh.9 uthere rematns now
u.asA' e.,.- ~ +h,sa w,,o ta.a atood hv the
~ 11.!AN f -~oo-,t ...b.+ t,osa .x,bo hare INIT
, 1865-07-11

The Ph]ladelphla Ptess has the following fe-
marks on the oil stock bu.lne.s:
The onesoek business ID still in It's transition
ktstc. The wonderful success tuat t1uy OF the
cpmpaDtes have stt1lned In the pask tne reu,rkl-
bic swlffness With which fortune. Hees u1de hy
Ibe lucky, st noastsd speculation TO Al extrsosdi-
narv e1tcnt+ II the beRlanire, everyraioe vas
eo: 5on asa s Affected
ia aattsned ont On stocks a,s dss,onrs9ea
ard buyers afo c4ntous. undouhtedty INV
al The ucoushtue corporations which nav.
heen started will have to fslt. They viii exh.nst
Inc me.ns and pltleuce Of their stockho.daTs>
The Ianex will resolve to ply no nuoto money.
as ineyftstly lost, Either few men wiii get tbs
management OF them, OF they Will be- sold out,
spd those who come IN 1t the desth viii
hae tho CANE. And ret, w1'h all these dlssavaa-
sssea, petroleum pr ~. will no. sEf1sr. y has
become an object OF wosth TO comm ertss and Tho
demand torlt will be steady. II the number OF pro-
dpeers decrease, tbs Talue Of tho productions m
crease. The comps7tsa 0F11ntzed 3oH tna pfoanS-
tou Of OIL which have avoided the arts OF the spcck
exchange, which bsVe 1t al unesps sid attention 70
tbe development Of their 14nds, aud which have
benefit. Their course wss clear from tho first. It
was to attend to thelr Own bus ness, unm9ndful OF
me turmoil around them. They are now np-
nroaehtuc The time when 1t will BE- demonstrated
that thIs policy Will pay. As the number Of
flunsY companies kades out-as the thar1s rIdd: ed
rom tho prain-the nld-fa.h.oned, honestly con-
Quoted companies Will rise ID estimation They
and enhanced value for their stocks. Happy they
Who h,ye interest In such concerns, for they will
INC oubredly receive this hensta OF thetr patience
and DtfstYerauce.
, 1865-07-11
a Colorado Gang Brought to Nny-
VandlCAIton or Law,
fE-,+1 I'm rn1var Naua NYfS, MY


For mere than q week 1t has been known
to the officers Of Black Hawk, that band Of
thieves existed In that place, one Of their
number having betrayed them and kept the
ofllcers posted as to all their designs. Last
night, about one O'Clock, four Of them Wn.
Cunningham, Harry Leach, - johnson and
- Smith entered the Office OF John 5enseo-
dertcE, BY mcaps Of skeleton keys. and be-
can looking about, when Mr.. Clark, City
31arshal Of Black Hawk, who knew oil their
designs, and with four men was
lying in walt for them, surrounded
the building and demanded their sur
render, when shooting commenced on
both sides with rtyolrers and shot gune,
which was kept up Tor sone time, TIL things be-
coming quiet, the building Was entered, when
two OF the thieves, johns son and Leach, were
found Killed. The other two had escaped In
lhr darkness, and upon further search, after
doyllght this morning, Cunningham was
found In q notorious CRIB, wounded In tbs LETT
fore arm. He ia now under trial before t1c
people Of Black Hawk, the Justice there de-
clining to try the case II be Is convicted
10y this Miners Cnurt, he Will be hung before
snplown. Marshal C!a.k was shot through
the arm, and The ball just grazcd his fore
head. Nothing hs a u OF Saith yet.
tFscm The Denver Se~s, 31lh ult.]
We ara glad 10 notice that In the recent
cxe1 else of LyncA's Court, at Black Hawk.
the CouIt delivered its prisoper to the legal
authorities, and we doubt not that these au-
taori'ies. having framed tn 10, mar VII aud
feeling, will do Justice in the premises.
, 1865-07-11
u. ..........sas 1osss .!tss g:ts75 lS
CHtCAGO LUMBER mARARy.


LTADEE-Eecciyed. 2.l3o m sh!ppe1. ll5la N
Msrket active aad ttcadT. Cargo la!ss were: Ca1.o
Stus una yistA. .t:orn AaDlsses. a. Asfipt t1tt
oi.ta 31s 1t $iL3H,b1 Bicxturd cargo schr Honest
John, from MuskeRou. "a N from COMMON logs. \
.,,,ps b.lsrte mixed, At Loo. By Aarsau cargo
sehs u1.onteils, tom Kalamazoo, 70 N co ntpon
mixed At I'll co bJ 4 C&fter cargo schr s,nafa, 20
nom Neuoutnee, n st1Ips. ss s:e-oo. BY Bedford:
cargo scnr n q. Joues. tom Manlssse. deek load OF
lumbar AID tosts At ST. w. hold mil stEps oa1Aues
hooi ds 1t Sl1o0 cargo sehr Illinois. nom A1skt-
so m strips, balsnce ml14d. 1t st2oo, By Nor
ton; cargo sehE Petrol, from kalamazoo. 30 m mil
run, At $t1.c. aud Is uppers. at yocs By Norton;
ergo schr Driver, from Musxt gon, lss N veil cut
lrt1n good loas. stps. balanca 211s and boards
S1a5o. By DGra; cargo scbt Dawn. fro Musk gan
20 m strips, ba!tuce assorted. nt &l3p. BY poEa
carto gchr Krt7 roak. 30 m timber, io.a ani ext.,
1t I'll 50, ny HAtt l. MARVEL: cargo Sehs Advance,
is m, non MInlssee. deck ioad aawrd timber. NJ
Sl3.u; hold fnl17 ant inch planx, At 3lo.10: caz7o
sctr LitErty from Mattatee. 50 IN deek load sawxd
timber. 1t Is Co. hold fll mixed COMMON. At 80 So
iii BY Lconis-
sHNGLKs-Receiyed, IS n shipped, 80 u.
Market 17Hc better. Sa1es were; schr Expert aeu..
fto.n Manltop roc. 200 n Sawed A. at $4ts1; y IL
shaved at ks.75; Is n cedss. ss 32z5; ergo 4chr
l.land C1ty. from Kalamazoo, III N Saved. Il
sArk; l:o "a per sehr kitty Doak. HaRed. taok
pt1unc) It u @. ...
LAIH-Eecelved. % N; ahop:d. 15d m. Aarkss
STEADY at t1.7sa1oo.
, 1865-07-11
Two Men KiIl4d by a Homan..

Brothcl life vas illustrated at Philadelphia
one night last week in most shocking mau-
ner. The parties were Adeline Reid, keeper
Of brotbe1. and Joseph and Isnac Sides,
keepers OF another broihel- Adeline's hes
band Was Keeping still third bEotael in part
nership with Joseph Sides wife; and Adc-
delinquent lord at sides' place. Calling
there she seized Joseph, and with an oath
plunged knife twice into his bAck, under
the left side, piercing the heart. Side stag
ge.ed, seized . c9atE, With the intention, + Is
It about three feet fell dead. The brother
Issac then came to tbs rescue, aud caught
her by the back Of the head, intending TO
push her upon her face, and thus dsarm her.
f1e reckoped without his host She gtc1, OF
woman, Was nersed to strength beyond thu.
Of her sex. HE failed to seize her hand In
which she held the cory knife Ga the can
t,a1y, she turned upon him, and giving
thrust after thrust With the rap1dlsY Of
electric flashes, spilled out his viseera
upon the ground. He died shortly afecr-
wards. The murderess ran preci altately from
the hoEse, to her own home, where sls had
clothed herself IN sailors gatb when the po-
lice came upon her.
, 1865-07-11


rco,-..,ooa.,., :, ~. Ch,..c, r.,,un,,
y,oxs,,ns MI. Inv ] = 1ssy
Gov. sharkey,s proc1amation Of data inv
1st WI, reach yon hv The same mai az ~.
,ott.. r. ~; =. 80 - I.-,.".
4s.,s'' 49, WV " 'panu w nataaeA1o sesy
well with The fresldents proclamation als-
pointing the Governor. The only specIfc
thing the President directs tbe Governor to
dn i. IN otsa1nb,a a connvpn+,on IN arno,,d N.
81. s.a.,...,.s M. Cae ~ ~ -H.I..e
el"le eoae'ieu'tua. Ans uo'siuv. p5ps1aes
1of sueh convention, appoints Inc omcers
necessary to hold the election for delegates,
and does somewhat more, By s1t1cle fourt1,
of Via 1,7oc1am.t5cn Il anncor. tho+ IN oov
SN~1-.N. =.
ease LIZ appola'neat u Sue1Ai, a1uose oI
probate, coroner and justice OF the peace,
IN each county, would have insured An cleo
ton. Yet in article first tha Governor an.
ao,at. 49,, .,f p.o,,ato ro,,s4 .oa.toh,I
Ptn1 r.,,.. - ..s."-.s S - ss11aass. nys VIZ
ooara ol pones, q 'leasoeeE, = eot.ecsoF, NJ
Assessor, and surveyor Tor each county, and
fun set OF municipal officers for every in
cornorated CITY and town. Arttcle seven III
,..,.,,-n. 4ba trnateca or the rn1vers,tr ,r
,s:,. ,ctunea ~ .." =, n~sa :. a." -. ~
Mtss'ss1ppi 70 couseas ~ o.iotu W tae OLE.
Article eighth authos1es eoft OF vigilance
committee In each county, with such powers
ne II NAV nlease to assume. In these respects
~ co-a.,,,, ,.,ea 1,.rona b,a incl tru.tIn,,
1uo oc'e4Ao, 5'eo ~! Wv. ~ ~ ns. ast4o.ns r
bue ne took efeA'e1 nnerty 4e" Gays
earlier, In ordering an election for municipal
, 1865-07-11

LAUNCH Or 4 GuSDoAf.-The second and
last OF the gunbua1s under contract at this
point was launched this morning St halEpast
nne o'clcck. from the yard Of the contrac-
tors, E. II. Peck i Co. AS she Is the exact
counterpart Of the one launched q: few days
ago, and Of which we gave 1ull description
Of dimensions, &c,, It Is unnecessary to 80
orr the matter n.Afn.-E1erkland Rtrdld, eth.
, 1865-07-11

TIE OTTAWA ACc1pEST--Ihe accident which
resulted IN The death Of three ladies, on board
%S,n S1S 9 tie boat VAS In eight Of Pntin-Bay.
Tse T ehaft Of the vessel Is situated soma eight
EN- IN inches % above the main deck, and spliced
IN the center: From the spl!ees nut Pro.
nr;nnlIne Of a Ijss Whitehead, and IN her cf.
fo1ts to ext1icate herself from being wound
around arr the shaft, canght hold Of aAffs. Mont
somery ] with deadly grasp. Mrs. Mont
eomery Immediately erasped a Mrs: Fisher,
tn"ether @ and crushed In the most horrible
manner, The parties all belonged to Locust
Point. The husbands, children and friends
ofthe unior innate persons were on board,
and teheM the horrible aight without any
power to relieve them. The boat was turned
started out for day Of p1eas1re' and rejo'c-
ing returned In gaief and mouruIngg.-San-
dusky Register, 8M.
, 1865-07-11

] The Posr OFFICE DEPARTMEaT.--The Post
Office Department. shows net profit, for the
last six months Of 1861, of S7S3, 1906 or q:
The rate Of million and half q year. The
profits for the first slI months of 1865 will be
vet larger. During the last ak months OF
Alr. Buchauan's administration the loss for
csrreipE and distributing the mails WIS
81, 10000, Tho postal receipts from the
States in ths Union in 1864 exceeded thoss OF
nil Tie 9tntes In 1861 BY g., ,073 900.
, 1865-07-11

- NVRp.............-Jul51 IL
stHI ST. S. BID BID Mn1xsa. M@ITs,fee. MA .nGa1les.
E;sS III 6s Il
hsfqae CO..: Elaworta, Duno insoa. Ba1lio, i2 .ons
Ba1qas L:st Rawseu. Hammond. Doaa1o. LOO brt'
~ 4 Gsiss:e Rsssn e. s9as &C.,
ID = istn rom AasrIsenv'iis, ,--..x
Brig f,!sfim. :Plnp.on. o<on.o. 40 m lumber. II
Brig M.fy. Morgan, Meuomonss q. 100 m lumber,
sshF
Sem My Aefto9. v.nae.s, n - Esss SO tons eosl.
sehf %s3us 5o.
ssF fsT4n s =
sthr Mary Nsu. Gandesson. Green Bay. l,=so n ahla
is s.
ses1 i; bifae:. aask7 10. is eofds wood.
gchr Iii7tr. s. aho. nusaeeon: u? cords wood
ssar @ "a s'sss 8soa
sebr Men = John. alhus. .Naskexon, 50 eo:ds wood.
lum
sshr Aall.ae, Ro.1s, Grand Haven, 10 m luuoer.so
schz E1per1meHs. Tonteasau, Aan.tovoc. $40 q
!5sS Gsss g., S 4 ss: ss4.
sssE sssE 5 Sss
ssss aFss.sa ssss e lumber
ssbI ks2is Mai;.saI - g. ,a%'nsSs 'nss,
scaE Advance, AtlsE, Aaaiasss, 80 n lumber. dsn
sch1 1ioestT. o!.en. AsnIstse. " N lumber. Aon
ssov ssssstop po,, Hansen. xu,sesou, % m 1uuse-.
ErrS NJ An.tth. En Ii ffnNn n. eCtd1
, 1865-07-11

Tho pittsburgh Petroleum Tmaes says tbs
production Of oil On Pltlo1e C9cek from e1ur
wells Is about two thousand barrels per day.
There is perfect blsze OF excite nenk all
along the Creek, speculation In territory near
ths great xcs ~ I. = rspfDg g ana , eGaus T. Iv saIy
obtained. Oil stocks based On Pithole terri
tory are the faro1ites, while those on Oil
Greek and Cherry Run are depressed to
ce1 tain exlent by reason Of the great prodac-
ton on Pithole.
In the game journal We ind q list OF 1os
dividends since the hit Of November last. as
follows: In November 3companfes; Decem-
her ?; January 5; February 2; March ? and
"A gentleman who has Just returned from
the oil region near Boutwell,, q. W. has fur
ntshei! Ms with B:me interesting items Fela-
tive to that greasy Ell Dorado. About seven
ty.fiye wells are now In progress in that VI
cIuity, with the most encouraging prospects.
The Pepper we'll has "struck,n pump Of
Door quality was put down en- Tuesday, and
On "Wednesday twenty-five barrels Of oil were
pumped up. With good machinery 1t would
undoubtedly prove q fifty barrel well. At
the Lick well, the common average is forty
barrels ptr dlan. The Victoria and Colwell
Wells yfsld about twenty ba1rels per diem.
The Wilcox well Is also productive, but Is at
present undergoing repal.a. The bustle in
that vicinity is very great at present, and
business ability and capital Is pouring IN
very rapidly. 1he town Of Boutwell, Is rapid
1y growing under these favorable Influences.
The Nagara Falls Gd1ette says: ''We
lea1n that the Hell which was balng put
down On the Collins faEm-under the NOUN
tnln range near Dickersonvllie, niagara eout,-
II. and nhont one and half miles northwest
ffnm pektn-commenced blowing OIL ard
water quite freely On Saturday. OF course
striking oil makes quite an excitement among
our friends In that neighborhood. Arrange
ments are making to tube the well, which IL
over seven hun dred feet Deep
Mr.. L. Il. Sweet, who has been boring
for oil pear Connet's Creek, near Detroit,
Mich. writes that he has found hrtny water
st rhn aef1n FnnS ( Of Vel, at Port Huron, Mich,
:. dnHn dnu 20 ~ feet. Tie last go feet CONSISTS
nf a1ternate strata Of sospstone aud saale.
They are now at work In the fourth layer oi
sha1e. This g1ostance emIts strong petro'
ienm oi1,r. aud when placed In an iron retort
n,niinres netroleun1. Tho Grntiot Company's
rws}J is a5so now progressing finely. It Ia
dawn H sI0 feet. The geological formations
arc nrccse1Y the eaIne Us those found IN Tue
nost productive oil regions OF PennsylTa9la
A letter from Parkersburg says fh,lAael.
n1,ia company, June 23d, struck q #en neaf
lie California house, which well Is now
visldiue seventy FIVE barrels per day. a tat
Rctter Weld Is afforded BY new Well 81
Hmrning Springs. This portion OF west w
rinia il mi Of oil. AL it needsis Development
fhe oiI well On French Creek, West YIt1nfa,
1yh;rh waa strnck on the 17th u1t.. has stead
IL Welded from twenty-five to thirty harEelI
of nil per day.
, 1865-07-11

SeisGssE sSDtaFs wess S5sad' to Or sussa e.
Union, and whilst their leaders
were asitating+> such 9 movement,
tie young heroes Of the nation rushed IN
ttep.dly to The salYntien On Of tseir adopted aod
Of them has constcrattd the altar Of Freedom.
Their he1oiem and bravery is:to be-deter-
mined By the promotions OF many Of them,
from company o1ieels- TO Majors, Colcuel5
aud Generals, In the Union army.
Politically, the Welsh are almost mani
mously Republicans. In met they are rsllsi-
onsly dictated to such principles ;.o5 the To-
cent Of them vota the Republican ticket.
In Wisconsin there are about V,0oo Welsh
voters, 90 the victory. Of the Union ticket de-
pend6 wholly on them. 80 -.
The only Welsh newspaper printed! this
side Of the 4tlantIc, Is issued at Utica, N. r,
ii Ii called the Dryeh. which signifies AEtror;;-
this is sound Union sheet, and mos. ably
edited byJ. Vim. Jones, Esq, Of the same
paes j. Is 1depSnaHn aoh IN ~ tsnS but but
freedom to all mankind, without distinction
10 c5thcE race OF colpr.
Please allow me to insinuate here to the
Chicago merchants that By advertising in
the DrDeA they will secure the patronage oi
the We ch merchants in the great West. In
E0uslutEatAUU VI luE lOIEks0auE 1a~tS -iaAAA
them to be national honor and pride to the
Welch. " 49,.
Only look at the Irish Of this country.
Alter fleeing from their native country to
avoid tho oppression Of British nr1stocracy,
snd arriving here to enjoy liberty to them-
eelyes ard their descenoents, yet they have
bound themselves soul and body to defend,
10 sustain and abo., in thelr votes and scntl.
ments, the most damnable, atroclous and
fearful oppression that erer polluted our
planet with Its heaven-curBed and dtabolical
principles, to-wit: Southern slavery. They
have been the leaders OF the New York riot.
they Ea7c hasbored traitors and desestefs, In
fact they have disgraced the Union with the
manifestation Of their treachef0ns deaig1a.
Pretending to be Democrats, they were q
pack of rebellious mobocrats. Pretending to
be Catholic inFprincip1cs when they Wera an
Ignorant Get Of fanatIcal secesslonists. Such,
We publicly assert, ia the general character OF
the Irish nation In America. But Of course
there arc mest worthy and honorable e1-
dams, Mulligans. Corcorhus. etc., ETC., but
the foregoing unrefutable insertions refer to
the Irish As nation. =
The most prominent men Of tho Welsh eau
boast Of their Union sentiments. We will
mention Ex-Governor Bebb. Of Ohio; Gen.
Thomas, who is Of Welsh descent; and the
Vaushans, Owens, Jones, ETC.. ETC., They
baTe bravely instanced to exchange the
stsrs and stripes from being tt tnuuting lie"
to be the true emblem Of liberty and freedom.
May tnAt glorious oannes forever "aVe
On wings oi the gentle breeze, embracing
Within lts 1oidss liberty 10 az mankind anu
eanalSty TO NJ Iaces. II. y. Ao~LASDs.
Waukeshs, Ws.
a WORD FRoMA SOLDIER.
Tn ouAas-s FxFTu pxyss,os CAyAlnx conrs, !
Mu1rtI uiy OF Tnz YIsslssIrp1
!. ., EAsrRoRT, Mlss.s juno n, 1865.
Editora Chicago Tribune:
Al1ow ma to Inform you Of the Yhereo.
, 1865-07-11

LAKE SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI R. R.
This important road Is likely to be pushed
to completion wishln few mmtha: Hon.
Gently returned to st. Paul from New York,
and Informs the Pioneer that be has made ar
,rangements to 20 on with the construction
as rapidly Is possible. Five hundred u,en
will be employed upon the western end of
the route. On account Of the fact that iron
is expected to decline In price, no rails will
he laid uutN next spring.
, 1865-07-11
The Third Gtltr OILS cavalry.


We have been inform4d by members Of tho
Thid Illinois, now at Fort Smelling. TINT
within the space Of ono week, since they wero
paid ct, that oyer two hundred of their men
had deserted, = The rcason assiLncd Ii that
the men having enlistcued "for three years or
during the war" consider the war over, and
claim that they should have been discharged,
In place cf being marched to the plains In
search OF the Sioux Indians.
A soldier Of the Third Illinois. attempted
to swim the Minnesota river, 1t Is supposed
with the Intention to desert, and was drown
I'd in the attempt. His body vas found some
distance below. lie had placed bis money in
his hat, and strapped his clothes on his back.
We did not aecertain his nano.
lFrom the St. Paul Press, 7tb.1
This regiment lett Fort Smelling on Tues
day, the 18th inst, under orders TO march to
DEVILS Like. When some ten or dozen
miles above the Fort they came across pic
mic parity vhe generously fPr;ada Gqt t thsts hn1s
10 "pitch ia." = Taey Gid Gid 80 with gusto.
and having done Justice to the occasion, they
proceeded on their waY rejoicing, They 60
to Desil's Lake for the purpose Of establish.
ipg fort and doing garrison duty.
, 1865-07-11

Eru, Wt quote:
srst h.te per ear sc, PET rbs1.....-.....-.3
a: ;hiD I'd. II 81.
Po:k and sc0 ns L.td Market az ct ou+ nt1u 80
MsHs r1rs-hafket 9utst ss:es wes: g nfla
Ffta1e Mess Pork-In demand 1t 10 50, holdsea
atk'uE fa9.so tor keaa oraads. 1heEa wtza no s1l6
r rorttd
i}nlk afeaas-Msrket hsrn. sA,es were: 30 bI1
Shoulders lie, ptcse1s Ito oQ) NJ do 1oose T.
sweet ftckie4 nnms-F:m. Sales -T*,a: Ia
La I'd Quiet hut 1ru. Aa1es Wtfp: rs tfc2 kettle
re- sd al 1S1c.
8SEDS -ht ectvetl none; shipped nous. Nsrtos
il.9i: = bars uun4a1tan 81 i5c.
HNGsAKS-Mafkes nfm. Dc0and good. Wa
, 1865-07-11
A NEW THING.

We hear that the organization OF Self
rrotect5up Anti. Stink Association Is talked
Of In tho West Division, the members
OF which will each subscribe q certain
a,nount TO tu1d for legal expenses, and bind
thcmeelyes, when a nuisance occurs, to be
3omqeomrl mrlaanant and prosecutors, under the
low oi Inc last legislature applicable to all
eueo cases. We do not doubt either the eff
caeS os necessity oI Eoch m association; on
Tue contrary, let u urge upon the afflicted
den1zcns Of the North and sontn nyvt.icna
| Inc adoption oi some kindred measure. We
have not been adviaea where the next West
! side meeting Is 70 he held.