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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-21
MLEOD COUNTY.
GLENCOE, Oct. II.

GLENCOE, Oct. IL.
Ramsey's majority in this county is SO.
Col. Stevens, Democratic candidate for Sen
ator, runs ahead of his ticket, and is beaten
in his own county only 50 votes. Demo-
cratic candidate for Treasurer is elected by
l3 majority. Gee.
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STEELE COUNTY.

OwATONNA, Oct. Is.
The entire vote on Governor in Steele
county is sos of which Ramsey receives
447, and Becker 148; leaving Ramsey
majority of 297. The official canvass may
vary this somewhat, but not materially.
W. r. d.
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RENvILLE COUNTY.
TRAVERSE DIES Sioux, Oct.

IKAN EKSE UES CIUUA, OCI Il.
By messenger just in from Renville
county, l learn that two precincts have
given 125 Democratic majority on both
State and Legislative tickets. One precinct
to hear from, will increase this majority.
j. II. S.
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SCOTT COUNTY.

SHAKOPEE, Oct. Is.
The full vote of this county is in. Beck
er's majority is 4l2. We claim the banner.
Shall we not have it? R. NV.
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Some of these towns have disappointed
the most moderate expectations of the
Democrats. Better things were expected of
them, and great reduction of the old B. R.
majority in the county was anticipated
but profession is one thing and practice is
another. If the people are to be frightened
from their duty by the senseless cry of I'M
certain taxation, and will cast their votes
in favor of such a miserable faction as the
so.called Republican party is, and if adopted
citizens will vote for Know Nothings, then
of course we have nothing to hope for until
the Little Giant comes along and even he
may be beaten if the opposite party nomi-
nate Know Nothing against him, for
Know Nothingism seem to be the cattle
that take premiums nowadays. The B. R.
majority will, in this county, be nearly what
it was two years ago, Notwithstanding the
reports that came in the day after election.
The Blacks have carried every thing except
perhaps the Sheriff, and it is but little con-
ISOLATION to us that we have done better
than the Democrats of Ramsey county
have. AS things now appear it seems to
me that we should have done better if
all our candidates had been avowed Know
Nothings, or even recreant ones, like Win
dom, for instance, for see he has run ahead
of his ticket, and perhaps has added strength
to it by his former associations with that
order. Och, hone' TAMARACK.
COUNTIES.
WINoNA, Oct. Is.
We are defeated in this county The
outside townships have disappointed all ex-
pectation. Towns which have heretofore
gone Democratic now go Republican. Fill
more county is, beyond doubt, largely Re-
publican; Cavanaugh runs over 100 ahead
of his ticket. We hear of Democratic gains
in Houston. In Omsted the entire Repub-
lican ticket is elected, except, perhaps, Re-
gister of Deeds. In this county, we have,
probably, saved the Sheriff and Treasurer
&C.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.--Hon
R. R. Nelson presiding Judge. Tuesdny,
Oct. Is.
SENTENCE OF LUTHER PRESTON.
The Marshal brought Luther Preston
into Court this morning for the purpose of
receiving MS sentence.
Preston was directed to stand up by the
the Clerk. and was asked if he had anything
to say why the sentence of the law should
not be passed upon him, to which he
responded nothing"
Judge Nelson then addressed the prisoner
as follows:
You, Luther Preston, have been indicted by
a Grand Jury in this Court, for embezzlng,
secreting and stealing out of the United
States Mail, letter containing four land
warrants, which came into your possession
while employed in the Post Office Depart
ment of this Government.
You have been accorded by the Cont
every indulgence and protection to which
you were entitled by the laws of yonr coun-
try.
You have had fair and impartial trial,
and your counsel have been vigilant and
untiripg in your behalf.
An able and intelligent Jury of your fel-
low.citizens, have day after day listened at.
tentively to the evidence which was intro
duced upon your trial, and after examina-
ton and mature deliberation, have found
you guilty of the charge preferred against
you.
The Court now proceed to carry out that
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HOUSTON COUNTY.

HOUSTON COUNTY.
CALEDONIA Oct. Is.
Becker has so majority in this county.
We have lost the majority of our legislative
ticket-Streeter, for the Senate, being the
only one certainly elected D.
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CROW WING COUNTY.

OKOW WING, OcCODer Il'
Crow Wing county has given Becker
Al majority. Alb.
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CARVER COUNTY.

CHAsKA, Oct. Is.
The Democratic majority for Governor is
As. The vote of the county was smaller
than usual. w.
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MEEKER COUNTY.

FOREST CITY, Oct. IL.
The returns are all in, and Ramsey re-
ceives Al majority in Meeher county.
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SHERBURNE COUNTY.

sHERBURNE COUNTY.
BIG LAKE, October, II.
The vote of this county on Governor
leaving out one precinct yet to hear from,
and which will not materially alter the
results Ramsey lib, Becker IS.
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND. DEMOCRAT
wABASHAW COUNTY.
WABAsAAw, Oct. 10,

WABAsAAw, Oct. Is.
l have nothing very pleasing to communi-
cate so far as the vote of this county goes.
The returns as to State ticket are as fol-
Iowo
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LIE sUEUR COUNTY.

LIE SUEUR, October ID.
The vote on Governor In this county
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WRIGHT COUNTY.

MONTICELLO October II.
Wright county has voted as follows {:
Ramsey $50, Becker 26l; Window 564,
Aldrich 57S, Cavanaugh 259, Graham 243.
The vote on the State ticket tallies with
that on Governor. The official count will
not vary much from the above. SEA.
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DISTRICT COURT, OLMSTED

~ COUNTY, S.
Solomon Grimes agt. William NJ. Johnson Phidelia
Johnson, his wife, Albert b. Chaplin and Stephen
Breden.
Notice is hereby given, that il pursuance and by
tue of judgment and decree or the Ditrct Court made
in the above entitled action l, the undersigned, Sheriff
highe bidder at the door of the House, in the
city of Rochester, in said county Olmsted and State
of on the Sd day of December, 1859 at ten
O'Clock, A. NJ, of that day
Lot No. eight o., block No. sixty one CD in the
original town plat of the village (uow city, of Rochester,
in said county and Sta'e.
Dated October 2lst, Is 9.
OTATE OF MINNESOTA DIS
~ TRICT COURT, FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Caleb Woodbury. against Simon j. Woodbury. and
Prescott j. Woodbury., partners in business under the
name and firm of s. J. Woodbury. & Co.
Summons.
To the above named Defendants:
In the name of the State of Minnesota,
You and each OF y III are hereby summoned
ed to answer the complaint in the above entitled action
which said complaint has been filed in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court in and for said county of
Anoka, at Anoka, in said county and to serve copy of
your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber
State of Minnesota, within twenty days the service
OF TINS summons on you, exclusive of the day of such
service and you fail to answer said complaint within
the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will take
dollars with interest thereon the of ten per cent
per annnm, since the Doth day of July, A. ID. thou
SAND eight hundred and fifty fve and eight hundred
hve dollars eightyseven cents with interest at the rate
OF ten per cent per annum since the first day of Nav
A. ID. 1857, and the further of nine hundred and
ninety dollars, with interest at tho rate of per
per apnum since the 10Th day Of July, A. D., 1885, be-
sides costs of suit.
Dated Anoka, October LIST. 1859.
C. T. CURTIS,
cct2l-w6w Plaintiffs Attorney
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RENToN AND MORRISON COUNTIES.

SAUK KAPIDS, OCCODer II.
In Benton, Ramsey has 45 majority.
Morrison county has gone Democratic about
so votes. C.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT--HOn.
R. R. Nelson presiding Judge. Tuesdny,
Oct. Is.
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Per ton, about. .SS0 10 90
IRON
Flat Bar-Pennsylvania
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11

whom he gallant dsmoesscy Of The
State have selected q their slasdasd
bearer in the present campaign; such
i The man the democracy Of Iowa are
most strsnuoualy laboriug 70 place q
the head Of their State adairs; and
ouch il the man who 10 70 address the
people Of this county in convention
assembled, tomorrow. The masses
will be out to hear him, and it will em
phaticalIy be . great day for old Scott
The committee appointed TO receive
the General, are requested TO hold
themselves in readiness and meet bin
at the landing when the boat arrives
from Dubuque.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11
4 Gan AID.

The large cock and bull story which
appeared in the editorial column Of
the Gazette yesterday morning, is moth
ing more or less than an out and out,
wilful falsehood, prepared, cut and
dried after the same manner as all
other Black Republican electioneering
capital is, out Of whole cloth. We
challenge the Gazette and the whole
galaxy OF Black Republican papers in
the State, or out OF it, to prove that a
word or syllable contained in the charge
- against Gen. Dodge is true, or ever
had the slightest coIoring Of truth.
The private and public character OF
Mr.. Lodge is beyond the suspicion OF
all honest men, and none but consum-
mate rogues or rascally politicians even
dared or presumed to cast q slur Of
dishonor upon his name.
Bring along your proofs, you that
have made the charge, or be branded
as wilful and malicious falsfiers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11
CORN CROP DAMAGED.

From what we have been able to
CLEAN from our exchanges from differ
ent parts OF the State, we have come to
the conclusion that the damage done
to the corn crop, by the frost on the
lst inst. is pretty extensive. In some
localities, the crop is given in as spoiled
almost entirely; in other places, there
will be not more than halt crop, while
in some favored localities, the damage
is very light indeed.
Summing the matter up, it is i'm
possible to make the result other than
a loss Of at least 25 per cent. by the
frost.
Not to Iowa alone was the frost
confined, but the crops in almost every
northern State in the Union have been
more or less damaged. In the New
England States it has been particularly
severe. :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11

Is ~ - - e1
The Democracy Of Iowa are upon
the eve Of . glorious victory. The
signs are bright in every direction
Dor friends are everywhere aroused,
united, enthusiastic, each one working
with . will, and oil determined thst
Dodge shall be Triumphant, and that
the State shall be redeemed.
On the other hand. the Republicans,
ia oil parts Of the State, are complete
Iy demoralized, and in many instances
divided among themselves. The lead
ers are having "wars aud rumors Of
wars" among each other, and in these
wars they are exposing the rascalitics
and wholesale pluDderings which have
been going on ever since Grimes vas
elected Governor-an exposure which
| is rapidly knocking the scales from the
eyes Of their followers, and bringing to
view mass Of corruption which they
we're not prepared to witness. The
consequence is, there is great trouble
in the camp, aud . general stampede
among the rank and file.
The effect Of this discomfort among
the masses of the Republicans upon the
wire-puIlers and bottle washers Of the
party is visible in every line OF the he
publican prints-visibIe not only IN
their editorials, but even in their cor
respoudence. Whipped upon the
stump overthrown in every newspa-
per controversy driven to the wall at
all points and upon all occasions-the
Republican leaders, through their
presses and otherwise, virtually give
up the contest and acknowledge them
selves routed-horse, foot and dra-
goons.
Ia this dilemma, the only alternative
is personal abuse-a talent in which
they excel, and for which, by nature,
they are eminently qualified. Not on
" Democrats come in for splendid
shower of this species Of filth, but Re
publicans Of prominence, whose integ-
rity recoils from the corruptions OF Re
publican rule, and whose intellect
scorns the entertainment of candidates
to which they have been invited, are
also bedaubed with all the billingsgate
which so signally distinguishes the re-
publican press and the Republican
pipe layers of this State.
Such campaign-so full OF treach-
cry, SO full of falschood, and so full OF
personal villifcation-was never heard
of in the civilized world-a campaign
which was planned by Grimes u Co.,
and is now being carried ont by their
supple tools-a campaign which has
already passed through all the phases
of bribery, falsehood and blackguard-
ism, aud which has finally eliminated
in the disgust Of even the Republicans
themselves!
Decentralization -discontent-dis-
gust-rebelllon-resentment-re !;
all these are every where found among
the Republican masses of Iowa, and
now, four weeks in advance Of the
election, we are assured Of the most
brilliant triumph ever achieved by the
Democracy Of any State in this Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11
GEN DODGE SPEAKS TO-MOM.
ROW.

Tomorrow will be great and
glorious day for the democracy Of
Scott County, as it is not only the day
upon which is to be held the County
Convention for the selection of Demos
cratic candidates for the different
County offices, but it is the day upon
which that noble patriot and states
man-that great champion Of the
State Of Iowa, the Hon. Augustus C..
Dodge, will appear before the people
as an expounder Of the pure principles
Of democracy.
Gen. Dodge. does not come to our
city as among strangers, for there are
many-very many citizens Of Scott
county to-day, who in former times
were intimately acquainted with him.
These are to be found in both Demo-
cratic and Republican ranks, and right
glad will they be that they are to have
an opportunity of again meeting and
once more grasping the hand of that
noble man, who in days Of yore was
the defender Of their rights and their
interests on the floor Of Congress, and
who year after year, in both Houses
both in Congress and out of Congress.
mas spent his time and energies for the
welfare and glory Of this State. 1t
" greatly owing to his indefatigable
'aoors and incorporating zeal that
our State occupies that proud position
among the confederacy that she now
ooes. He, in both private aud public
me- mas lost sight Of no opportunity to
oe'r'snd the masses and forward the
'ntsreats Of this growing State. He
ha'' rom it, earliest infancy, watched
over it with no less care and .nr;.tv
than does . father oyer hi. child. BE
hes ever been the friend Of the people
-of the struggling pioneer and the
Aardy back wooda man.. Never Ia. il
bssn truly sAid d him--not even by
. political sussny, that he has not per
formed biz duty - the representative
q hk people. His record IL faaltlsas.
esd ~ veil earned honoss numsrous'
- n ~ nh vAom he people
{ Isvs dlIAt - sssll. -
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mr.. Samueis, App oiatm snss.

Abba. Tuesday, September 10, Up. m.
Charlton, wednesday,, September "a, p. m.
psceois. Thursday September ID, 2p.m.
Anon, Friday, september 10. 2p m.
nseatur CITY. saturday September ~, p. m.
Oorydon, Monday, September 10, p: m.
Oenterville, Tuesday. september 20, p. N.
Drskrsvills, wednesday, Septs mber Il, p. N
Bloomfield, same dsy. p m.
Keossuqus, Thursday. September ", , p. N.
Bentons port, same day, y. m.
Ohsvlssten, Friday, September q, p. N.
Keokut, Saturday, September "a, Up M.
Burlington, Monday, September %, p. m.
Muscatine, Tuesday, September q, p. m.
Davenport, wednesday, September %. p. m.
Iowa City, Thu. -sdsy, september %. 7 p. m
Cedar Rapids, Friday, September 80, p. N.
Marengo. SATURDAY.. october I. IN.
Tipton, Mondsy, October Q, Up. m.
Dewitt, Tuesday, october Z, 7 y. M.
MAquohe,a, Wednesday, October 5,.s p M
Bellevue Thursday. october o. Up. m.
n.hurua Evidnv 0ctnbsr 7 ID m.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11

Dsmocrstc candidate for Governor OF lowe. viii
address the people At this times and places nsmed In
the following list OF appointments:
Believer, Friday, Sept. 3, at 2 o'clock m.
dubuque, Saturday, Sept 10 st 2o'clock m.
nevcnrnrt Monday Sept ~ ~ 9o'clock m.
nuscetine Tuseds ~, Sept -, at O'Clock m.
Columbus City, Wednesday, Sept II, st1 O'CLOCK
p IN. -. ..,.,..S
Wappelio. wednesday. Sept ~ q O'CLOCK p N.
~ p'.assnt. thursday Sept Is, At O'Clock III.
Ys,rncid, Friday. Sept 16. at O'Clock pm
Ksosauqua, Saturday, II. at2 o'elo'kpm.
Mr. Krxwood 10 respectfully invited to be present
At these meetings and address the poole.
The Oeatral Commuters OF the several counties
shove ment oned will please give immediate notice
Of the above appaintments and make the necessary
ARRANGEMENTS for the meetings.
Nv order Of the Dem State Central Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11

On last Monday the Democracy of
Bedford County assembled in mass
meeting at the Court House in Bed
ford, and, on motion of Hon. VIM. T..
Dougherty, organized by appointing
that veteran Democrat, Hon. Joseph
3. Noble, President.
Messrs. Samuel Deibaugh, T. w.
Horton, ESQ.,, Elias Gump. Esq, A.
w. Perdew. Esq, Nicholas Boor, ia
cob Devore, George Elder, John S.
Schell, VIM. Rock. George Beckley,
VIM. Berkheimer, DR.. G. Olleig, NJ.
Fluke, Esq, Joseph Crlsman, Esq,
John B. Fluke, Esq, Cedwallader Ev-
ans, E. Foster, Esq, Nicholas Rooms.
and Lewis N. Fyan, V,ce-Presidents.
Messrs. Thomas Donahoe, John p.
Mors, Jere Thompson, and Robert e.
der, Secretaries.
The meeting was addressed BY
Messrs. S. II. Tate, John Cessna, ..
+. Shannon of Bedford, and Isaac
Hughes, Somerset and, from the we'll
known ability of the speakers, We fell
satisfied they delivered speeches
worthy the great occasion. The reso-
lutions, presented by Mr.. Meyers, edi-
tor Of the old Gazette. are clear, forci-
bic, national and to the point. We
regret that we have only room for the
following extract, to which we invite
the particular attention Of our readers,
and especially that of the telegraphic
correspondent of the New York Herald
as this is the country in which "Mr.
Bowman resides :"
Resolped, That we refer with pride to
the Administration of JAMES BUCHAN-
AN, the first and only President that Penn
sylvania ever gave to the Union. Under
his faithful and unerring guidance our Gov
eminent has been iminently successful and
| our nation greatly prosperous. His policy
has given peace to Kansas, order to Utah.
protection to the frontier; he has vouch>
safed to al sections their constitutional
rights; he has maintained, amid important
and complicated negotiations, our rights on
the high seas !; he has prosecuted the claims
of our citizens against foreign States with
zeal aud fidelity; he has done al in his
power to suppress the nefarious African
slave trade he has reduced the expenses
OF the federal Government twenty millions,
and during the past six months has con-
Quoted the affairs Of the Post Office Depart
ment without dollar of appropriations
from Congress he has preserved the nnion
of the States amid the clamor of fanatics
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HON. %. e.. DEAN
viii address the people upon the political issues o
Ii . dsy 1t the following times and places

viii address the people upon the political issues OF
the day 1t the following times and places
Magnolia, september 8. At pm.
sioux Oily, ep'ember 10, t2pm.
Couscil Bluffs. September 1871, st2pm.
Des Zines September l6. at y m
Gaiesbu. Z, September II, st2pm.
Newton. sept mber -, Ppm,
toledo, September 20. at y IA.
vinton, Septemb r 2l, at2pm
Independence, September %, at2pm.
Delhi, Sc p,emoev 2Sc. at 2pm
Dubuque, September "a, At pm.
IL ons, Septt mber &c. at Bpm.
Davenport. September 81, st2pn.
Upton. Sept ember %, at2pm.
Iowa City, September %, at m.
wspelio, September 30, At pm.
.ae Central Committees Of the several couattes
vtu please give imm' dtate notice Of the above sp.
pointmsnts, and make the necessary arrangements
BY orde. OF the Democratic
STArE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11

WoRrH Irs WEIGHT IN SILVER
Hon. Joseph Morton, President Of the
Morgan County Agricultural Society.
few days since rendered to the agent
of the Cashmere Shawl Goat Com.
Pany" OF Tennessee, for one Of the pure
blood Cashmere Costs, IT. weight in
silver, which was refused. The Com
psny will not part with the pure bloots
g any price. The ssvsn.sights blood
Pr ,ducee the WOOL which commapds
Nght dollase ~ PeaAd 4 ~ naEkek
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11

A WARNING TO BOYS WHO STAND
ON THEIR HEADs.-The Portage (Ohio)
Sentinel says: We regret to record
that our townsman, DR.. w. NJ. Prem
tice, has sustained a severe affection in
the death of his little son, Frank.
While visiting recently with his
grandparents in Boardman township,
Mahoning county, he was taken sud-
denly i'll, and upon investigation, the
cause was found to proceed from too
violent muscular cxertion, he being &C.
customed, like many other boys, to
performing such feats as walking on his
hands, standing on his head, etc. He
continued to grow worse from day to
day, the disease acting upon his phys
ical nature, and not at all influencing
his brain, until Tuesday of last week,
when he expired. A few moments be-
fore his death, he babe his parents, lit
tie sister, and all his friends, good bye,
and noticing the feeling exhibited by
them, he took the hands of his father.
and said-"Poor Papa and Mamma .
and Immediately composed himself for
that sleep which knows no waking in
this world.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11

WR1T1NG FOR THE PREss.-There is
no class Of people more frequently
sneered at than editors. 1t is the east
est thing in the world to charge them
with being mercenary to say that
such and such an article was paid for ;
that anybody can have anything
praised or abnsed, if he would pay for
for it !; and says a wiseacre, every now
and then, if had a newspaper here,
wouldn't l show the people what An
Independent paper is!" Well, my
friend and pitcher, why not establish a
paper and "pitch into everything and
everybody!" Nobody can object to
your doing SO. The papers that are in
the habit Of pitching into everything
are the easiest edited in thee world. 1t
is only we'll prac:ised and matured
editors that possess that true wisdom
and true independence what consists in
refusing to pitch in," that mau;iness
which can withstand public clamor,
and that can treat public questions
with the dignity and soberness that
alone secures respect for the press.