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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14
The Result of the Election,
RAMSEY COUNTY.

RAMSEY COUNTY.
The election in this city and county
passed off quietly. The result shows not
only large falling off in the vote of the
city, but heavy Democratic loss from the
majorities of two years ago.
The result for county officers and men,
bers of the Legislature is as follows:
Senate-Wm. Sprigg Hall, G. N. Mac
kubin, and DR.. j. II. Stemart-a Republi-
can gain of one Senator.
Representotaves-Oscar Stephenson, Geo..
Mitsch, John B. Olivier, D. A. Robertson
John B. Sanborn and Henry Acker-a Re-
publican gain of two Representatives.
Sher.b-A. w. 1ullis, Rep.
Register of Deeds-Sherwood Hough,
Rep.
County Treosuer-R. A. Smith.
Judge of Probote-John F. Hoyt.
District Attorney-I. V. D. Heard.
Coroner-Jobn M. Cashier.
Surveyor ID. G.. Kenney.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The election in this county has resulted
in majority for the Republican State
ticket of about 200. D. T. Watson. Az
Van Worries, and Orange Walker, all Re
publicaps, have been elected to the Legisla-
ture. We have returns, by special mes
senger, who left Saltwater this A. M. at 8
o'clock, from the precincts of Saltwater,
Lakeland, Greenfield, Vasa, Oakdale, Bay
town, Cottage Grove and Marine. leaving
but Red Rock, Point Douglass and Alton
to be heard from. The vote and majorites
in these precincts for Governor, is as follows:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14
Pennsylvania and Ohio Elections.

The boat of this morning brought but
very few returns of the elections in these
States. The figures given of the Pennsyl-
vania election, by comparison with last
year, indicate that the Republicans have
made great gains.
In Ohio the Democrats have made con-
siderable gains.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14

NJ. BLoNDIN, the great rope walker, has
purchased house completely furnished, at
Niagara Falls, for four thousand dollars
cash-which amount is a portion of the
profits of his late feats across the chasm of
the Niagara during the summer
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14
Stearns County.

ST. CLOUD, Wednesday. A. NJ. \
Editors of the Pioneer and Democrat
The Democracy have polled glorious
vote in this town-giving Becker $50 votes
against 1O8 for RAMSEY. The balance of
the ticket, State, Congressional and Legisla-
tive, receives Democratic majority, rang
ing from 70 to 80. G.
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-Four Democrats and one Republican
elected. The Republicans also elect their
Register of Deeds, Treasurer, Sheriff and
District Attorney. jim.
WINONA COUNTY.
The returns from this county, so far as
heard from, indicate Republican majority
of $50 or 400.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14
Ramsey County.

We republish, in a completed shape, the
following table of the vote of Ramsey coun-
ty, with the exception of Mound View pre-
cinct, which has not yet come to hand:
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WABASHAW COUNTY.
WABASHAW. Octoher IL

WABAsHAw, October IL.
Correspondence of the Pioneer and Democrat
After all the preaching and exhorting,
lying and swearing of the orators and COL
porteurs of the Black Republican faction in
this county, their majority has been con-
siderably reduced, and it is possible that
some of our county candidates are elected.
The following is the vote for Governor so
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14
Fillmore County.

A note by the boat last evening from
Winona, informs us that Chatfield, Fill
more county, gives 100 Democratic ma
jority.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14

Election Returns on Governor.
We publish, along with the returns here
tofore received, those which have come to
hand since our last issue:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14

SHERBURNE COUNTY.
Elk RIVER, Oct. II.
This precinct has gone, Becker, Is;
Ramsey, Al. Clear Lake, Ramsey, 20;
Becker, 9. 1t is rumored that Wright
county has given Ramsey some 25O ma
jority. SEES.
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SENATE. |

Richfeld precinct is reported to have gone
Republican by majorities ranging from so
to 81.
MANOMIN COUNTY.
At Manomin, the only precinct in this
county, the vote for Governor stood Becker
40; Ramsey 7.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14
In the st. Anthony Legislative District
the result for members of the House of Rep
resentatiyes ia as follows

In Minneapolis, the Fourth Senatorial
District, the vote, on members of the Legis
lature, is as follows
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14
Rice County.

We hear that this county has elected two
Republicans, and DR.. VERTREss, Dem,
to the Legislature.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14

The Official Vote on Governor In 1857.
We publish the following table for the
convenience of those who may wish to COM
pare the returns of the late election, as they
are received, with the official canvass of
1877.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14

In the towns of Anoka and Centreville
the vote on the State ticket, and for Con-
gress, is as follows:
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SCOTT COUNTY.
SHAKOPEE, October II.
Vote on Governor as far as heard from
in this county: Becker I'll, Ramsey 438.
Three towns to hear from, which will in
crease Democratic majority about 12O.
j. W. S.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14

NICOLLET COUNTY.
ST. PETER, October H.
Nicollet county gives from IS to 100
Democratic majority on the State ticket.
TIC.
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The county will give Ramsey about It's
majority. J.E.K.
FARIBAULT, Oct. II, P. NJ.
Rice county has gone Republican one
hundred and ninety odd majority--at least
it is so reported, though haven't seen the
figures. HIP.
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BLUE EARTH COUNTY.
MANKATO, October r., A. NJ.
The vote at this poll has just been can
vassed, and the result on Governor is,
Becker ZIG, Ramsey 1913. FER.
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News from Mcleod and Renville cheer
ing. H.H.Y.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
PIT. DOUGLAS, October IL.
Becker received 80 votes, Ramsey So
balance of each ticket about the same.
F. r.
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CHIsAGO COUNTY.
TAYLoR's FALLS, October Il.
Vote on Governor in this town, and
average vote on State ticket, is, Becker 39,
Ramsey IS. s.D.G.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14
Political Correspondence.

SIBLEY COUNTY.
HENDERSON, October H.
The vote on Governor in this county, as
e. =. Ill
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ANOKA COUNTY.

We have returns from three precincts in
this county, for Governor, as follows:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27
r OWARD ASS VCIATIOu,
pnILAnRLP0lA.


4 B.~evs 's.s Isssiessts. esfssstsAe- ~ 1setsia.
doscmsss. for tAe keStJ a. Ae cAck 80
Dtssrsssed, q0giess4 ssSeA V~s1eas
sad xptdssto Dsseosss.
TvHu HOWARD ASSOC srIOH. In vlsv - ~
j avful dest ucti q Of human lifs cause ~ sexs-
oil disea es, and the dec-ptions prs str~ upos ~
eral wear 40 divscsed ~ coasultirs ssrDses =
charitable Ct vnrthy Of = - 49,. s.svee 49,
pensary the tveA' msat % tAb o'aes g . eoso.
70 ali .ho .prly BY let e. With &c 40 q sHsss
condi.n, (a0s, oocnpett .. habits - me- oel -
In cas- Of extreme poverty 10 fursi.A ~ ~ sss
commands the highest n IDEAL sku o. ~ -. -
win furn,sh tn most approved modem eee1roe
ne Directors Of the asaoeiadon. u th4f anaoss n.
por' ron the trestosns q sx.a 0ssoteo. s1D.sss
atten re labcrs OF u II sS1ssous u ~ e1se q
sp~rn h0s.s minai veakness q nos-l -, alsse
syphil vice ~ tnaskm or sslf abues. 1isas. 9
OF the sys and bladder, 30. end ossss csntin-
usnce, 'ne same plan OF the enssine var.
The Directors. rsvie~ Of the psss ~ asscrs1
that their sbors il this sphere q bsn vse0s ssse
havs boon Of gT":t benefit 20 y. e1!cs g .SeU
selves with renewed sss to this very lnvessess -
much despised Gauss.
An admi.ao rspest on spssnstsrrbes. q ssA-
nal weakness the vics Of Onanism. maDnseetises -
s-sbu-e. and other diseases II the osxsal ss0naos
by the cor sultng surgeon, will b sns b ha On
sealed envel pei free Of charge, on Tecseps a Svo
nature ana trea.,nens q ssausI dssesee. a. g
are constantly being puosishsd for ssetusae tos1-
button, snd will be sent to the a0trt-d oe0oef ~
| ne remedies and methods Of ueasOenS dlDrevsrs4
| dIrina the last year ere Of great vaiue.
| Address for Report OF tseasDsot. %. J. o41l-
LIN HOUGETON. Acting eurssoa, howard Asss
| citation. M. south Ninth street. SAiisdsavAla.
Pennsylvania
By order Of the Directors.
EZRA HDARTWDlL fvss11sa1.
0DO. PAvROH1LD. 6aWesnv. Jsse-~O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27
ID wei lings For = 4 G
. H FL a r.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL ONE, A
i double,
All tho Dwellings In his Row,
ON BRADY STREET,

BET. TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH SITS.
The ground rent on which these dwellings stand Is
only one dollar per front foot and has 10 years lack
ing few months to run. The double houses have
double stills. and are Joined tog Their only BY the 81
ding, and al strong and vel built Francs. and II de-
sired can ea-i be removed.
These houses have 6, and eleven rooms, all pa
pefed, sash hung on pullies, each house plessaLt
sicop above and below, lots We shaded good we'll OF
water TO esch house, c-tefn and c lar
Any reon wit h small means procuve himself
. pleasant home BY buy ng one Of In se single
double hous.s part Of the payment can be ex-
tended some time, and but little mole than the
nual rent will be requir ed In hand.
The Large Brick Dwelling House in
which live, corner OF Twelfth end 8r. ~ streets,
Is for sale. The lot Is 214 fet front by 100 to
an alley, which there IL il cumbrance and can
be sold on long Time.
The Two Story Brick House, corner Of 10th
and P'Try tr eta, la hicn }. J. Lndley lives.
Let GO bv 40 fet gacd water cellar and house well
finished cont aiming 70 ms.
This rrpertv l. 81 . free from sncumbrsnoe, and
can be sold en- easy terms.
A Fine Span Of Young, Well Trained
and Matched Horses, Doubie Harness, and hrst
rate LnHber Wagon. cheap. apply 70
mayll T. O. .ADe, or I. W HARRISON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27
Mississippi 4 Missouri =. =

Trains run by Chic.gs time, which /, sssavs nin-
utes faster than Davenport uas.
I'm and sftsr Monday, April ilth, leoo, aaA unAo
~ further notice, trains vii leave Oovooposs, ~
Muscatine, Columbus City, wsshingsoa cd 1sUo
Ony (Sundays exceptedy follows:
ist Express and MaM Train q go I
Trains viii leave Dsvsnposs iss CAissssdsuy. -
lays excepted ~ follows:
LIST NAH Train, at 10 10 . =
ID nxpress Train, ~ 80 2 =
Trains arrive ~ Dsvsspess aally. O1alays0sO
let Axprsss Train q o1S A.,
ID Mail Train, at e0 =
1noM TEE W4sr.
Let Aap Train, ~ 80 -
Trains run By Chicago time, which istvssvs n0-
ates faster thaa DAvenp, r. time.
All trains out Of Dav~npors Will osAe ononsEstnao
At Columbs City, washinRtn and love Casy vsh
he Western stage Co.'S stages for all pofnss Wsss-
The Passenger Train connects ~ Aock Islara m
Chica0o Bock isisnA Railroad trans for n polnas
East, North and South
Passengers 49, reminded Of he asssas1V esssvAg
Instinct direction the dessi1st3on Of tAsiS ha
gsss, also before ss11ne AGs seo6
The cars. t4 4sFE
NIB The No,nins 40 10 ~ tssi. for ~ Dss
ects ct J, ltet Nth trsiss on ps ntsh1goE ca
al = st the Jusess with frains ~ sbs n -
burg, ~ wa,ne q ChirsGo q Z; - Chesse vssA
trsIns on the Uichigsn Southern and Michigan Csa-
trail R.h Rosds.
april JOHN 2 TRACY. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27
.DOy q N d q q d n eSs
Has been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

CINOR the Introduction Of that World Renosoned
y medicine. DIR AAhN'S AGUk BAlSAA, in
the Western Country ami especially the pat son,
It has brough; health and happines into more fami-
lies than any remedy upon record The question
would naturally aYis-, why Il this? Because II does,
in all In the fh rtest tme arrest chilis, fever
ard sgue In Its wsrst form, and Ia all cases per-
forms spesdy cure. Persons residing Ia msisrious
districts using this bslsAm occasionally during the
ckly nee have no fears VI an attach OF Asue
II Is therefore highly recommend d a. sure preven-
taive, used in small doses daily during that par
ticular time when this class OF diseases prevail
For want Of space We Can only ofier few OF tho
many evidences In Its favor.
Bxcyrus, ohio, Feb. 18Th, 1858.
DIR. MANN co Gallon, Ohio Cents we
At loss to find Language sufficient u portray 10
the public the great este m n which your celebrated
1t fats to ssue H. It's worst forms, and
we can sell nothing else Yours &c,
HOLBhkT 4 TAILOR, Druggists.
Corinth, Mas, Oct 20fh, 1858.
MESeRS. \. X. MANN & CO. Gents - Having
1t Thoroughly In severe Of long standing
where all Of the popular remedies Of the day had
failed, found In ali cases, your Balsam effected
safe and sps edy cure It l. just the medicine We
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
Ne,c York, Feb 23d, 1858.
NESSRS 8 MANN * CO.-Genfs IL have
At our house IN 1t. Louis, sold your Ague Baisam
some three and have carefully observed ITS ef-
fects, sud must in candor say, l do not believe Il
an equal In the history oil medicine for 10 my
per,ons knowledge IL cures permanently every
and have known II usei after AL other remedies
had Jailed, with the same happy result have no
hesitation Ia pronounciDg 1t the greatest discovery
ever made in intermittent remedies, and q perfect
triumph ozer chnls, fever and asne.
Respectfully, Oh WOOD 4 90.
8. K. MANN l. CO., Proprietors, Ga,
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists
mel Is
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27
1T Is NOT TOO Much TO SAY,
SINCE a LII,
OLD AND YOUNG,
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH,
Viz: That Professor Woods Hair r
stOratlvo

Viz: That Professor Woods Hair n
st0ratlve
viii preserve infdl,ibiy the grosctA and colOr o.:
the hal n rs d two or th rec time. q week 70 any
imag nable age. Perfectly restore the grsv, cover
tn bald with natures own ornament, The bSir |;
make 1t more II AMI beaut full than any oil, and
prserve the scalp free fr Oh disease TO the srest
est age. statesmen. judges. Attorney Doct r-,
Cergymen, Professions 81 men and Gentlemen and
sdes Of all classes, al over the world, test
mony thst do MT cay too much In It's favor. Rec
the following nd judge:
HrcK orr 8Rovs, st. Oh. rl.s 10. No, Nov 10, 81.
PRoE. O J. WOoD-De0r Sir :-S, me time last
summer We wer- induced 10 use some II your Hair
Restorative and Its effects were 50 WI ndsrfnl, we
fel !. GU duty T. y, ami the sm'ced 10 report IT..
Our little sons b. al 'or me time had been per.
Nct'y covered with res, and ome called 1t .csd
he'd The hair slnon6t entirely came on In conse-
quence when friend, seeing hts suffer nFs SfyiseG
us your kestoTaive we did SO with little
hope OF success, buk TO surp lie and that Of all
our friends, . very few app ications r"Dov the
dseas- fntirey, and new and luxnriaIt crop Of
HAIR started out, ami we can nov say that our
ybss ~ he's thy scalp and - luxurisnt crop Of
hsir a. any Gther child We can, therefore, and do
hereby recon mend your Restora i've - perfect
remedy for all diseases Of the zeal, and hair.
We are yours respectfully,
08O. w. HIGoINBOTHAH,
SARAH A. BIGGlNBCTHAM.
PRoF. WOOD Dear Sir.-My hair had for sew
eral years been b. coming Dremstureiy sres sccom
pani.d by . hardness that rendered tn. ,tsnt
application Of OIL necessary In dressing ". wnen !
commenced using your Hair Restorative, about svo
months ego, it was In that condition and having
continued ito TIL within the last three vseks
has turned 10 It's original color, and assumed soft
ness ard ustre CRAFTY 70 be preferred to those
ducsd ~ the Application Of els or any otaer prepa
ration have eusr rs d re regsri II - an iL1s pen.
sabls article 70 every Iadys toilet, whethc TO be
used ~ Har hestovatIvedr Tor tbs simple purpose
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27
MEDICAL.
FDagg,s Good Salmarntamss
leeeoeed6Ots RCSts

FDagg'sG Good Samarltam,s
lsoeMed6Uts Rc1te
Keep Il IN your 1aamly. ~ ssssns.
comes when you do nos expect u.
THIS 10 an Intsrnsi and nxternsi AsdIet.e, con.
l posed Of Roots, Hsrbs, and Darss, such - our
forefs hers used There 10 Bountiful supply oot
nsrth to cure al complaints y we oniy srsw 80.
good news and giad tidings.
~ 10 Is DaScOUere0 !"
suffer No longer; It Is , relief.
By TIE APPLICATION o.
NaS0's Good SassSsSsass's
IMMEDIATE RELTE1,
You can be oursd Of the foovinG eonp'Aints: such
ss Tooth Ache, In minute, 20 the most painful a.
tacks Of RheAuatsm, nine cases ont OF ten, In less
Neuralgia Coughs Colds, Ash Bronchitis Or sup
SPINAL Affections, Pain In the Bsck or size. etiffnss
10 the joints, Collie and Or mp Psins Erysplsss In
famed Eyes, Sore ShIoat, Cuts, Bruises. Buns,
blsins.
!, is not the Intention Of the undeiened to assert
for this medicine that will do impossible things.
cure all manner OF diseases; for tbs old saving TO-
medicine tina, is good for every thing Is good for
nothing" 1t is true. We only claim 70 cure one
line Of diseases and for the above named complaints
this medicine is without an equal.
The best proof you have OF the merits OF an ar
tiele In TO see what Il will do. Ny operations on
Pains are decidedly the most eectual, by the appA
cation Of shls wonderf0 medicine, OF any now In the
country This Is admitted BY oil Who have trted II
would have the public understand that ] hive
no humbue article 10 dispose Of nor would Be In the
business II the same truly and purely leg IL
mate. Ny medicine ID held, In ali places where Il hes
been used 10 the hi. hest steem, h my wh1oo
aim TO make II 20 among all. The binding duty
which 70 forever AMI ernaily liked mankind u
70 forward the gen interests ~ the human FAINT
~. ,e aflio ed hYve heen deceived ~ ptcsing up
circulars with fictitious testimonials on them, and
have bern iduced TO buy without seek ny tho
have thousands OF testinonials, which have been
sent to me fr IN difersnt parts o. the Union; but
prefer showing the vslue Of my medicine, BY curins,
Tree Of charge al those compiaints, whenever there
II 30 opportunity to do
q MsrGl discosat Mslsds 10 Dvvggiss and
WAOles0le Dealers.
sM PLAoG Proprietor
II BAsHEs ! 90, General AGENTS, b.venport
WILEY, retail dealer, west Sound street, Dsveu-
port, and KEEP. constantly and By the following
Agents-Taylor bsllord, Davenport, q " ebo
De Witt; A Fellows, AsquoketH; VS. Ma.
Quoketa VIM Buriison, Buckhorn, u, 90
Fremont; Jas = Ryland, Monmouth; Green. Wy
oming; 8 n Bronson, Wyoming 8 Spear 90, 10
bell; Netcaf, 0rahsm 60, Anamosa; simov
Rmmet Brubakev, Cedar Rspids. H Ris,,ue O.
Cedar Rspids: Sohn @ aIl.t NJ Vernon; Arm
strong b shsnslin, Lisbon; p Lac, Mech ncs-
Vile AcOlsand o.. hechaniCsville; Ge'
Bssley, Upton + O Garter. Ansmosa.
oc95 dl-wN
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NN and after Sunday DEC. 9th 1855, - latn
Ofurther notice. trains win leavo 0oA 1sla0A 1n1l2
Sundays excepted, - iollowS:
LIST NATL train q lo.0 \ j
ID freight HIS a i
ID night express oOk. j.
Trains arrive as Roek Island daily, osaAavs e.
oepted follow: -
list night express - 80 4. H
- freight trains at S00p. u.
"a mail train ~ Tsp. =.
All trains over this FoaA arsin direct esaaauaaa g
Chicago with trains both the nicAiean oDusAen
Michigan Central, Pit,sLuYs, Fort wayne end Ch1eo-
20 Rail Eosd TO and from Dssrols, Toss1As
Cleveland, Columbus, Otncmnsu, I1stsAaroA,
Dmkirk, BulIhlo, Niagara Yalls, Albany. Aev Yea.
Philsdelphia, Balttrcre and WashinGt0n. Mse q
LaGalie With trains Of the nnols Osntral AnaA.
North 70 0alcna and South 70 st. Louis and Ooa4o -
which places tckets can b procured o.
w. 0Femneile, ftcAse 49,,
Agents, =. =. Depot. nsck laaa1.
Passengers reminded Of the Daoeas1ty a Qvn1
distinct directions the destinaticu u the1 49,
gage 70 procure tickets before ticking tAa1F eD
In the cars, the conductors eosct tas eaay -
tions on the line Of the CHICAGO AnocA lsnnA Sass
JOHN ?. TRACY, oupssinssaAnaA.
". q. WMsHAn, Asst eupt.
Roct Isisnd. Dec. g. ieAS ian