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, 1859-12-08
Financial ann Commercial,


"WEDNESDAY ETExxe, Dee. :. 1850.
Eastern exchange continues in fair supply at
1a@if per cent premium. On the street, how.
cvcr, sou,c sules were made as low ~ II, ind
some atls. Currency in good demand, and
supply firm, but not abundant.
Cu1cAoo. Bcn11So.oS AND Qr1xcY RAtLnon.-
On and after Thursday. Doc. s.h. passenger
trains will run from Chicago, as follows: LAS
L. H., Sundays excepted. for Burlington and
Quincy; Ills P. H.. SATURDAYS excepted, for
Burlington and Quincy; 4.15 P. H., Sundays
excepted, for Mendoza.
sAnrE1 POWELL, Gen'i Ticket Agent.
G. e. UANxnxn Geu'1 Ennf
, 1859-12-08

IA: City Clerks o1ce, Chiea<o, DeeerheE1 1s.3.
Public notice EertbJ kiytn TO al persons interested
that the Commissioners a22oized hr The Corou Council
Of the CT Of chic4so % ihe sum q s11 h1stIed
ceeGed beced ted bJ she Of sunGy cuiserts
IN %a!t tivou In are1naaee With ofss pased IN Cam
Coucc.l November lMh ls:9, have petkd their
sessnsnt md E1ca return thereof 10 ny oGsr.
any pesoa Wishing to appeal from sah asseAert
die tier objections n w1us in nay o:te or befose
Non6ay the Of peeenbeE la59. Il oe ,ef PM,
a the Common Council v, II that E:e, u the Council
Room. htar Al objections TO xad assessment lad Fev!se and
IL ID = AA'3' '''s 4. ERE1sAASS, Ctr Clerk.
, 1859-12-08

From the above will bc that the total number Of
hoes received head which according 10 tie t
mate IL ouenf The number TO be slaughtered II Is
noretan likely however that present kept
the seAsan w continue nurh longes than usual 4. more
Aoet will be brought Into masket.-iJouEnaI, 9Th.
ST. LOUIS.
Receipts Of hogs ,enercs.nE yst pretty
fair puspEEt Exists crop this point Ia
canesrnsd: O:e u 1asSc;t houses c5ud without d
hCuy. kill every hrE Vcu In st. Louis. Some activity
eIhbt.d 1T the packing hoses to-day. the weather.
turning warmer. mud humber cf tsoyes were 1ass:rs
- bouss enuins todzy. 41sl heaI reckoning
to carthe number hr river is about ts same ~
1alrnad. Considerable numbers also driven In. SIX
dayecepts since last Tuea1aE. by rivfr and saiao,
reach l14dt head. Dy river there 6. In al Noren
is, 35ls In October. 1874 In September md 1so0 in Aug
ust- The number Killed at fire Of lLe St Louis lacking
houses thee!Ath not jet having eomenced} Lead
, 1859-12-08
A SSESS1fENT NOTICE.

III City Clerks Ooee. Cltaro. December !. 1s:9.
Pubic roce hereby given III peepa interested that
the CITY Of Ch!co ascertain the Iascs aad be2et:4
Iesn tin TO o~nsss Of real estate a the south and west
q Deck Lines Ess SHE o. .ns south Btseh q -
the Ne SIDE thereef from yaa rren ste.t to Harrison
street. hare completed their Assessment a7d Eae re:sa
to ny o1ce.
Any ptrsous Wishing - appes. from sid assessment,
a!e their objection. ID xttax n ny see % Or he:ose
the Common Council will It that tine. In The C0racl
Room hea1 all objections sid aad sevise I'D
crS-in II ERE1SNAyS City C1srk
, 1859-12-08

ACME : AND MISSISSIPPI:

RACINE AND MISSISSIPPI:
IL RAILROAD, = 1
IN ant ,ss Tuesday, Nor. 1Mh, i:.9 t.,., I'll. ~,
.. :, LEAVE RACINE.
Atll:t 4. Il, Meeting ii cin;nn ,;sio te,vsnx ch,..
-. \. ~ tast t.a-ca4o and Sotthwra,.rn HI.
s 90 tne Illinois crntral Il Z. II. tle wes -.
oo4@-4Etnk at rTs~p11 At s:i3 4. Il N
..-I. LEAVE EFEEEtUKT.
At9:s3 An. on arrival oftr..h. from nuneI,h ,nt -o,
SIe. - $ haSas w.a tsans IN the MlIva4fsx nd
Atao I::on,o,d +; N 1ssoTots.!on e g*i*i.
K3ilxsy for Chleak"a:tis:nx y Ch:e:so !, It'll;
Freight forwA;ted al points "a ths sst.,,..,,n
despatch, -" WE 1.e a'Gszss'
Hn1tEnr II nr1c L.
, 1859-12-08

The aggregates Of the receipts Of the above
articles 80 fur for the years 1868 and 1859, hare
been:
Ter Flon1. ll,s. Whea. tu. Cora 10. Dasley bu.
ls5!........t,e ,es.00 6If40b 66J1t0u 53.5QO
1ess........ sso,e2o <.h4.e-o st4-sco sUoS,te0
Dec ..-lC41s0 34ss,GoO 3s9s,,r0 e3axoD
Reducing the Whea. to Flour, the deficiency
Of the receipts in 1889 is equal to liza $50 bbls
Flour.
Nkw Yonk, Dec. 4.-Reccipts, 3e,es7 bb1s
-four: 4a,ol7 bu wheat; 13,:3s bu corn; 6l,l4o
bu oats; e,z6o bu rye; 5a,e74 bu barley; 1928
bhlA beef.
ExfoR1s rRox SEw IonK.-The exports Of
Breadstufs from New York to Foreign rorts
from the Is. Of September 10 the first of Decem-
ber. coMpare with 1S51 md 1G5s as fallnnx:
, 1859-12-08

LEAvExWoRru, Dec. 6.-The election to-day
for State officers under the Wyandotte Consti-
tuition passed Of without excitement. The re-
suit cannot be stated for several days. but it ia
.hhougnt tnat II H't noi atuet e. materially IRON
GERS.
Aessrs. Lincoln and PARROT leave tomorrow
for Washington.
, 1859-12-08
The Weather

INC EC0tnEFe
ALnAxr, Dec, 7.-Drizzling. Very mu1ky.
dark and lowering.
Syracuso-A driving snow storm set in at
$50 A. II.
Notwithstanding fast. Snow about q foot il,
depth On level.
Observation-Disclosures pretty cI=ar and cold
, 1859-12-08
A SSFSSNENT NOTICE.

Il S1EoS-NEN NOlICE.
"a CITY Clerks o.ce. Chicago. D.ce esnler s, 1:s3.
Public n5tee hereby cvsn tn 81 Interested that
The appointed by the tou ouael of,le
civ VI Chicago, To assess Et sun Vt Ole Hundred and
Fty Dollars ufen the real il tn. We-t Uvisicn
deemed beaeate the of sany cuiEtEs Ia
SAID civsan, and b grading tee tLsT ,a beE ski hrs1
81 IT, have completed their Assessment aad racs
thereof to ry o.ict.
Any pessnn wtshasto aprt Il said atsessmest must
r. t5eis onjsests. ~ ErEE IL ~ es. o. os hs:oFs
Common Cnune will. It this: TIM. IN the Council
Room. he7t II obseti1ns Iat a.scssaest, aad sssss
2n1 confirm or 2azu1 tie sasle.
aet 11x IL kEEISyiASN, CItr Clerk
, 1859-12-08
DEASONS FOR US1N G
q u Err us
God Liver Oil Jelly.

The 7. AcaiemF Of edlc!ac certify that 1t c2r.1Da
S. per csnt Of rr1e Tod Irer on
lsI-That is established fac that Oils to be h'silt
ed mist be xforred Into emulsion IN the Eto:na-h
eThai II e{ the cAsea IN which Cod Liver OIL Il
prescribed the stomach ufthe pfns Aot IN proper
ssrAt and aaetines lie whole OF the oil fases
Gu uudse.tsd, AID eoa:equsatr imperative. uh4s il esY
traced IL the dej-stioct}
s-Taat ny God lirer OF JelE being compound Of 81
a1d sus tnIucn of elf A. III contact with
n.ch. haierer its e.a.::poo tay be.
4th-Tkat M when The Fhytscao bt1tres Cod Liver
Oil to be rss.c7ibea specific Otherwise. my jelly u
more rrttaa!s than tie crude oil. ecause be1ne solid
ain In undergo We natural process
Of c:gestioo and Linton. When the contrary the
Equit o1 viii ra ed cc2era,rt If tie t"nazeh >. shove
way. Is or lke when the oil Il il tseated.
From thu ahovr eonsidesaon the suns1ioy Of Q1tFu4
Cod Liver OIL Jelly cful4 1i j. to be ac1co~4rds
I'd II pestlvs AID !neanttstsh.e fAcs. Sold by
pci1a6iS-EM pENTuN j. Co. ~ Lake street..
, 1859-12-08

CoLrxnrs, O., Dec. THE State AgricuItu.
raj Society met here to-day and declared the
following gentlemen as members Of the Board
Henry Perkins, Of Trumbuil county; John Be
Der. Of Fairfield J. II. Trimble, Of Highland;
y: $: Townsend, Of Sa1onia, and '. c. Jones
Of Delaware.
, 1859-12-08

R1cHxoxp, Dec. 7.-The Legislature has
unanimously passed resolutions approving Of
tho sentence On Cook and others, and refu1inE
to intsTe1e.
, 1859-12-08
COMMERCIAL.

TxpstapAT Eyuxa, Dec. :. ls39.
The receipts during the past twcnty-fouz
hours were rs follows:
, 1859-12-08
The a1!cs n Shcsm1n.s to day were;
Buffalo MARKET.

| Br Tt1xexlfn1 nrx1Ato, D.e7
| Etocl-9uiet and steady; sales ~ ta:a
ahx-Wheat quiet: aales 900 hu No Chicago tFta9&
aetMA 400 udo 1t &ioe- Com r. oodeIats den and
saifs e0oo bu nsw delivered 1t TO- OthH kralns quilt
| WUsET-FA.F 0e1n1ad II Nc.
lnr@ars-FlouE, $40 ID: Whest, 7aooo tu Cc:p, u.
| eo1b1: Qats, 1000 Bssfsy, 74poQ,
ExfukI1-M heal 1ntQoe n1.
, 1859-12-08
DLATT'S PATENT HULLED

Blu G 4 II E AT fL0U Q B..
The Choicest Article In tho Market.
Il. O. LIVINGSTON CO.,
aal1t1S1u Wholesale Agtnts III South Y Walsr street..
, 1859-12-08

NEW TUfK NHtl1B .Nl&fREEs
Br Tz1IoaAyn, NV YoEk, Dec :.
CA7E-Far demand for beef cattle ut Last weeks pzices
average Sc. lie tipts nearly a0D0 head.
suEGr AsD LAArs-Seu freely II previous rates. Ae'
celrta l.oti.
s~1xz-enty and in good rcquest II full rates nj 4x9
~. Gefept4 l.,Q00.
, 1859-12-08
RatIrnaD8,
ILLINOIS CENT. RAILROAD.
i WINTER RARRASGENENT.

-
On md a1er SUNDAY, Dec 4sh ls;9 trains viii lta1s
the Great Central Depos lsxs tIre fos Ason y
dad It. Joseph, Te1e Haute, Evaasss CAIRO, Ienphu
Tlck.burx. Matches, Esw ureans and Mobile.
Day E1p:sr at go an.. sundays s1cspted a;riv:as
Il Springfield p.n. It, Louis Il II 81 Ca1o At
4eoA.tn: Memphis Asa..0p- asz: cay and NJ" o'seAns
Sixhf Express u 10 p. n, SATURDAYS excepted arv.
lns 4 Ptofa II dt3 a.m-; Qleshurxh At loi3 An -
Luul4 II Leo PIN. Cairo at A&3 Me phs 30 An Sec
onn day, AMI New ureaas At 10 In. !h1d day;
Gu Saturday night Passenger taf Will % run 70 1us4
on The EzpresA f4r aht, leaving Chicago ~ $40 PEE.
Tra1ux AtEtve IN Chicago Il - ALL. 2ud o,lb p NJ,
Eiesant Hleeptng Cars ase all night trains.
Blgxaxs checked through to Eaiso. b. Louis aao ~
Je1cpa. -.x.-,<x
For sale 1.-THE Con,panys 0ce In the Great De-
pot also 1t The odce ot tho Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne an
chicago K..oai Company corner ef Dearborn aud Eaa'
do}pb stseets aud tha Michigan Central Railroad ocs
On beA1toru siset between LAxe aaA Randolph strett
HYDE PARK AN D WOODLANDS TlsA1S3-
Leave Chicago It 100 an. 1ea7e Woodiawnat7 g n
- l101 noon, I90p N
3l3p.m. =" 6.o0p m
Communication tickets reduced rates, rood for tht<a
months. bs olta!uea by applying Il the otsce Of
-.-..~..W. y. Il; ARTHUR. Superintendent.
, 1859-12-08
ExroR1s or 3Eooccx aY RI.


IT IE13SAAFh.l NoaTK1al. D;e-7,
F1sux-x Wthou9 tsaA1aeoas Of any !yeno,tsnce
n either f1ouI ordFaa no. sap<saaa hsA 1t ssaQ With
buye1a It q -.
4SXn-Q1le4 md urch.taZsd. -
, 1859-12-08
ARRIVAL OF TIE OVERLAND MiIL.

From CALIFORNIA;, San Juan, Oregon,
Warrington Territory And Sand.
1ytch Islands,
, 1859-12-08

A1YERFoc1. AARkEf.-McSSF3. Stptlcfort J.
Sons Circular By the Europa, contains the fol-
lowing:
BaEAnsrcFrs-The country markets are well
supported and are mostly higher By ls@es pcr
quarter for wheat. Spring corn il in improved
demand. The we.ther remains exceedingly
cold with hard frosts during the nights. Tues
days market was rather dcarer, more in sym
pathy with oshcs places thsn from the feeling Of
our own buyers Wheat was called OCCASION
ally Id per GENITAL deatcr. Flour Cd per sack
Indian corn in fa,r demand at extreme rites
To-day's market opened by further advance
being demanded, but buyers would not conform
and We close rather quietly for wheat ut the cx-
treme prices Of Tuesday for pria,c Milwaukee
wheat los Cd per GENITAL was refused. 4 mode
rato demand Tor -four at full prices; extru State
has brought Eta aud round hooped ohio e9s@
29s Cd per 1876 It's during tie week. The demand
for Indian corn has somewhat alackcned, and
prices are in buyers favor.
OCEAN FREIGHT AT NEW YoRx-Dec. 5.-To
Liverpool, 1900 bbls -four Is Sd; 10000 bu
wheat in bulk ut ID To Glasgow. 1000 bbls
Hons st % I'D.
FoRE1os IuroR7s.-Statenent Of tue raluc Of
foreign imports at New York for the week end
ing December ,, compared with the years 1s47
knd 1859.
, 1859-12-08

The Hog market to-day was again huoEaut,
and tbs market advanced 5@loc on both Live
and Dressed. The receipts were large, but
under good packing and shipping inquiry The
market was soon cle1red-only few lots being
lefs orer. which nrc hele for still further nd
vance. Live Logs sold freely at $4.o0@5.co
gEoas-the range for good heary lots being s4-:5
@s.oo. Dressed Hogs we're quickly taken ut
$5.s0@6.00. aud for few extra heavy Hogs,
e6.12aG6.e5 was paid.
The Provision market was excited but not
very active, because Of the light stock Of pro-
ducts on hand. Early in the day, o,5o0 barrels
Mess Pork were sold for delivery in January
and February. here aud at Milwaukee, at $3.50
3lsoo. and 500 brls, present delivery, ut $3.50.
II the close, however, $3.50 was offered freely
without takers, and for lot OF 500 brls heavy
Ness, $500 was offered and refused. ThepLr-
chases To-day were mostly on account Of Louis
ville and New York houses. There is also
good inquiry for Cut Meats, but we hear Of none
offering, aud quotations would be entirely nonli.
nal. Lard WIS in active request, owing to
orders from St. Louis, and the market is nomi.
nelly a@:c higher-buycrs offering loc freely,
and holders asking 7e!@1otc. Tallow remains
firm ut 1dsc.
Z The Flour market WIS active and advanced
1oGl5c on Spring extras+ under good specu-
lative and shipping inquiry. About {, 900 bbls
changed hands at *5.eat@6.oo Tor White Win.
ter; $500 for Red Winter; and &4.50@Ls0 for
Spring extras Wheat atso advanced 1@2c,
sud closed very FIRM, with but limited sales ut
asc for No. Spring in store; sl.oo Tor same
delivered; a9G94c for No. 9 Spring in store;
aud s5c for Rejected in store. Corn was quiet,
With salcs Of No. ! at sSc in store and 2a@4oc
on track; 35G4sc for Ear On track; and Acc for
old No. iu store. Oats more nctive and steady
at 3liG32c for No. in store, and c:@35c on
track. Rye source aud in demand ut 75c on
track, Barley firm at SIC for No. in store, and
57c on traek. Hiehwiucs quiet with sales nj
eti@2lc.
c1Sc1SxAr1-Dec. 6.-Flour was dali, holders
being unwilling to concede to the views Of buy
crs. For SupcrGne, $50 WIS asked aud $500
offered. Wheat quiet but steady. Corn fir1n
at 45c. Rye advanced &C, closing ut 80c Bar
ley firm AT 75c for prime fall. Whisky in mod.
crate demand Al 31ic.
M1LwAUKEE-Dec- C.-The flour market 1c-
mains inactive, but very few buyers being in
the field. They are evidently whiting more set
tied markets ii tic East, in order to hare some
basis to operate upon. The views Of holders at
present ure *i..5 to 4.50 for fair to prime coun-
try Spring Extra. 4 lot Of 100 brls sold to-day
at4 I'll delivered, and the tendency Of the mar
ket was towards moro Hr1nness The wheat
market was quiet. receipts being light, and
prices We're about tie same as yesterday, ex-
cent for extra. which advanced 1c on account Of
, 1859-12-08

sln"7sn' s'-&4@N sseS,*86 3ls1.;A,a35 1S S62g3
ExroRTs or PnoorcE Br SEA Faox Mox7szA1..
The following table shows the exports By sea
from the 1st Of January:
, 1859-12-08

OswEGo, Dec. 3.-The recent downward ten
dency in the New York market has had the ct.
feet to restrict operations in wheat here, and
quotations 1hsre:oEe nrc nominal Chicago
Spring is held at $1.1oGl-lo. and Milwaukee,
Club Ut &l.13@1.15, but a concession in the
Tiews Of holders would hare to he submitted to
to in order TO effect sales of moment.
Bosros, Dec. 5.-Receipts, 1876 br1s flour;
2,420 bu corn S.ols bu oats.
DErRoy1-0ec. G.-Our market for flour seems
to feel the effects of the closing Of navigation,
md is quite dull. Prices arc 1elc easier. Ship
pers have lowered their views in q ratio CORE.
spending to the increased cost of Slipping by
rail. offering only $4.ssi for whitc exirns, and
&4G2lGJ 4.1J for red do. Holders nsk lolc high
cr for l.rge lots. The very small amount Of
wheat offering keeps the market nominally at
the old rates, $l.o5 tor extra white, *1.o0 for
No, do, and &1.la! for No. red. Coarse
grains quiet
Receipts AT 7T1DEwA7ER.-Tho receipts at tide
water Of Flour. Wheat, Corn and Barley, for the
4th week Of Nov. in 1856 and 1855, hare been as
follows:
Year. Flour. 1Ils- whss,. hu. Corn lu Darlcy In
ta13.....s.. t.tG0 1t.-A0 14AN0 lt2sN
ae59........ ds.so 6,l,0oV e7,.no 5sSN
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votes polled than ever before, although the
number of inhabitants is smaller, which is
owing to volunteer aid from North Pepin
and Chippewa River, in Wisconsin, directly
across the foot of Lake Pepin. 1t is thought
that this extra vote will compass the defeat
of some of our county candidates ;'if it does,
it will be contested,
In Minnesota, the vote for Secretary of
State was Baasen, 81 Baker, Just the
reverse of that for Governor. This was
said to have been brought about by Doctor
Tefft, who was Bakers competitor for the
nomination. Very good for Baasen
Window received more votes in Wa
bashaw than Aldrich-ther votes being,
Aldrich, 13l Window, 1872 votes more
than Ramsey. A fine commentary on the
professions of the Black Republicans as to
Known othingism.
On the whole, the Democracy of Wabe-
shaw have done well. TAMARACK.
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The towns remaining to be heard from
will not materially change this majority.
Ramsey, we may add, runs little behind
the rest of the Republican State ticket.
HENNEPIN COUNTY.
This county has given decided majority
for the Republican State ticket, and has
also elected the entire Republican County
and Legislative tickets. In the St. Anthony
district the Republicans have elected two
members of the House. The following is
list of the successful Legislative candi-
dates in Hennepin, west:
Senators-Jesse Bishop and R. L. Bar
tholomew.
Representatives-H. E. Mann, A. G. Aus
tin, 1. Shrewsbury, and j. P. Abraham.
In st. Anthony, the Republicans elected
to the House, Messrs. D. A. Secombe and
Geo. P. Baldwin.
For County officers, for Judge of Pro-
bate Lardner Bostwick !; for Treasurer, Jo-
seph Dean; and for Auditor, Harlow A..
Gale-all Republicans--have been elected
The following is the vote of St. Anthony
and Minneapolis, on the State ticket, and for
District Judge:
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
at the .oneer Buildings" Third and Jackson
Streets, by
The Pioneer Printing Company.
The State Election.

We do not choose to fill our columns with
floating rumors about results in different
sections of the State But in order to graf
ify the reasonable curiosity of our readers,
we would state that the returns thus far r..
ceived from the counties of Ramsey, Mano.
min, Anoka, Dakota, Carver, Scott, Henne-
pin, Washington, Goodhue, Winona, Waba-
shaw, Stearns, Sibley, Nicollet, Blue Earth,
Chisago, Rice, and Sherburne, show RAM
sEY to be ahead 1850 votes. We are
strongly inclined to think that this majority
will be transferred to the other candidate
before the State is fully heard from.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14
Revival Of Western Business.

Our Eastern Exchanges are noting some
substantial indications of a revival of bust
ness in the west.
Thus, during Saturdayiand Sunday, Octo-
Der first and second, there arrived at Buffalo
two steamers, twelve propellers, four barks'
four briggs, and fifty schooners. The amount
of flour reduced to wheat, and of other
kinds of grain, brought by these vessels, was
5O,O0O-nearly a million bushels There
were also over million feet of lumber, half
million of slaves, $500 barrels of pork,
1900 tons of coal, &c.
The Chicago Press speaks of last week as
one of unusual activity, and exults over the
announcement of a months shipment (for
September last as without example in any
previous month. 1t adds That this in
creased activity has about drained the banks
of currency, or to speak more accurately, it
has brought down the amount in hand to
the lowest working limit. Yesterday and
to-day more reliable produce paper was Of
fered than the banks could take.
Exchange went down to l p on Monday
and these are the current figures to-day. The
pressing demand for currency makes holders
anxious to sell. Sight drafts on Buffalo and
Oswego were freely offered in the street for
currency at par. This is equivalent to about
q of % on New York, which may be
regarded as the outside rate. In the pres
ent state of the market, a further decline may
be confidently expected.
Our railways are beginning to show the
effects of the new crop and the greater &C
tivity in business circles.
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Some of the Republicans claim to have
carried the county by $50 but We who
know as much about it as they do thus far,
think that it will be no more than 80
reduction of the majority of 1857, which
was 1923. In this town, Wabashaw some of
the county candidates received more votes
than the State candidates, and obtained ma
iorities over the blacks and two of our
candidates for the Legislature, received 142
votes each-22 over the Democratic State
ticket, while the average vote of their three
Black Republican opponents was III.
At Reads Landing there were 40 more
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WinOna County.

A letter from Mr.. COTTON, of the Winona
Democrat, says that the Democratic Legis-
lative ticket has 200 majority in the town
of Winona. CAvANAUGH beats WINDOW in
his own town four votes. The Democrats
gain four Representatives in Winona coun-
ty, besides electipg their Sheriff and Treas.
urer.
WINONA. Oct. IL.
The Democratic majority in this city is
246. The Legislative and County ticket
is undoubtedly Democratic. BECKER
and CAvANAuGH, and the rest of the State
ticket, gain in five townships 10S. We
will give the Republicans close shake.
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The counties of Anoka, Manomin and
Sherburne constitute the Twenty Fourth
Senatorial district, and elect this fall Sen
ator and Representative. Baldwin Lee,
Dem, and F. E. Baldwin, Rep, are the
candidates for the Senate, and FL. L. Tick
nor, DEM, and R. M. johnson, Rep, candi
dates for the House. In Anoka, Lee, for
Senator, had "a votes, and Baldwin 129
Ticknor, for Representative, had IS, and
johnson 100. In Centreville, Lee had 81
and Baldwin 5; Tickner had Sc, and John
son IL. In Manomin county, the vote for
Senator and Representative stood: Demo
cratic, 40; Republican, 7.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14
The Dakota Territorial Election.

The election for the Delegate and Legis-
lative Assembly of Dakota Territory, was
held on the 18th ult., under an act of the
Provisional Legislature, which assembled
at Sioux Falls City last year. A copy of
the official returns from the st. Joseph and
Pembina precincts, shows the following re-
suit:
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-.
St. Joseph Precinct-249 votes for J. P. Kidder.
Pembina % ITO " 8.
FOR LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
St. Joseph Precnct-l79 votes Jos. De Lorier.
g 10 '' Chas. Grant.
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
St. Joseph Precinct--239 votes Louis Lasarte.
/" 1S9 &C Isae Granger.
4S " Louis Landry.
No votes were cast at Pembina for men,
bers of the Legislative Assembly, owing to
some misunderstanding Of the object of the
election by the Pembinese.
1t will be seen from the above that Ex-
Governor KIDDER has received $50 ballots,
pelng the entire vote OF the popuious set
Elements on the international lire for dele
gate to Congress, and that JOSEPH DE
LoRIER is elected to the Territorial Council
over our old friend CHAs. GRANT, while
LOUIS LAsARTE and IsAIE GRANGER are the
memberSelect of the next Dakota House of
Representatives. The figures as well as the
facts indicate an animated local contest for
the Territorial offices, and we are assured by
an eye witness that the excitement of the
occasion carried the usually cool tempera-
ments of the Hiperborean sovereigns to such
a pitch of partizanship that some of the
voters actually got personal, and abused
each other to their faces, and there was a
degree of pummellipg and bloodlettipg and
dragging out, that our informant thinks
illustrates rapid advance in political science
on the 49th parallel, since the last election.