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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-07

ARMY officers are drilling State troops.
First Lieut.. W. T. Magruder, who has
served ten years in the first dragons, has
been at home in Maryland, on leave, and has
drilled a militia cavalry regiment with such
efficiency, that they have presented him
with service of plate. Lieut.. Col. Hardie
was also instructor at the recent cavalry en-
campment at Richmond; but Secretary
Floyd has been equally willing to aid the
Northern volunteers in perfecting them
selves, and the artillery officers at the forts
in New York have had the city militia
under instruction in the use of heavy artil-
lery all summer.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-07

IT is asked why the personal liberty"
legislation of the North is so much more
offensive to the South now than it has been
all along heretofore? Because heretofore
the Federal power to execute the Fugitive
slave law has not been in the hands of the
party which has sought to nullify the law
BY State Legislation. With the Federal
power and the powerin the Northern States
both in the hands of the nullifying party,
the South may well ask what will become
of the Fugitive law2
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-07
NEW SERIES-NO. 359.
A Model Past0r..Rev. MIR. Patterson
and the Burch Case.
From the Albany Journal.

From the Albany Journal
We have been waiting and watching for
several days, tor some appropriate and fitting
eulogium, from the press, upon that model
pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Patterson, of Chicago,
whose eminently Christian mode of discharg-
ing the sacred duty of the confessional, in
augurates more perfect law of confidence
between penitent and pastor! A daughter
of the church, in deep afaiction, laid her
sorrows 10 penitent and touching language,
before her Spiritual Father, entreating him
to present them, in her behalf, to that Mer-
ciful Judge before whom all who are heavy
laden are invited to cast their burthens.
That rigid pastor, who treads
the steep and thorny way to Heaven"
instead of going with his penitent-bruised
in heart and crushed in spirit-before Him
who is easily to be entreated, handed her
petition over to a human tribunal! The
appeal of au erriHg but contrite daughter of
the church, for her pastors intercession
with her Heavenly Father goes before an
earthly court, to be used for the inhiction of
temporal punishment; and before the world,
to aggravate her modification and misery !
This, we repeat, inaugurates a new era
in Clerical ethics. 1t reforms the relation
between Coniessor and renitent. 1t cor.
rects and dispels a delusion under which
Christians have labored. A Pastor takes
the confession Of member of his Church
and hands it over to civil Magistrate !
This certainly conflicts with long cherished
prejudices. Pastors have suffered pains and
penalties, languished in prisons, and de6ed
tortures, rather than divulge the secrets Of
the Confessional. Indeed, there is higher,
brighter, holier example. When an erring
but penitent woman came before our Savior,
in reply to those who desired him to repel
her, he rebuked them all by telling chin who
is without sin to cast the first stone"
Our model and modern Chicago Pastor
reverses the teachings and example of his
Divine Master, by himself stoning the Pen
itent who asked for his PRAYERS
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ory of which seemed to roll back upon her
soul now, made her an object of profound
pity; while the mental sufferings of her hus-
band were but too painfully apparent to
those who saw his face. We pray that we
may never be called upon to witness trial
again so fraught with pain, and so disastrous
in all its results as this most deplorable case
has and must be.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-07

The Chicago Times says that about forty
negroes of that city have organized mill.
tary company under the name Of" Freedom
Guards" One of the objects of their Or
ganizatien is to rescue fugitives from the
hands of governmen, officers, whenever any
sue b ehall be captured.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-07
Pithy Correspondence Between the
Boston AbOlit10n1sts and Governor
Packer of Pennsylvania.

The following letter, signed James Red
path, Secretary, was recently received by
Gov. Packer, inviting him to participate
in the proposed meeting at fremont Tenn
pie, in Boston, on the anniversary of the
execution of John Brown. Governor P.
promptly returned the invitation with the
subjoined reply written on blank page of
Mr.. Redpath's letter:
LETTER TO GOV. PACKER.
BOSTON, Nov. l6, 1860.
S1R-A number of young men, uncon-
nected at this time with any organization,
but earnestly desirous of devoting them
selves to the work of eradicating slavery in
the United States, respectfully invite you
to meet them in public convention, to be
held at fremont Temple, in this city, on
Monday, the Sd of December next, and
there address them in reply to the question
so vital to the interests and the honor of
our country, and the progress of freedom
in the world: 4" Hon. can american Slavery
be abolished ?"
1t seems to them that the anniversary of
the death of John Brown, who, on the Sd
of December, 1859, was killed for attempt
Ing to decide this problem in the mode that
he believed to be the most efficient, is an
occasion peculiarly appropriate for the dis
cussiOn of our duty to the race for whom
he suffered, and more especially for the un-
folding of practical methods for achieving
the holy object be desired to attain by bis
descent on Harpers Ferry, Virginia.
An invitation, therefore, will be extended
to the leaders and representatives of all the
different anti. slavery bodies, and to various
men of eminence who have done honor to
their own souls by advocating the cause of
impartial freedom.
Every one thus invited is expected, in his
speeches or letters, to con6ne himself exclu-
sively to the great question Of the day, for
it would be work of supererogation now to
defend John Brown, and useless waste of
time to eulogise him. Leaving both of
these duties to the coming ages, let us seek
to continue his life by striving to accom-
plsh what he has left us to finish.
An immediate or speedy answer will
greatly oblige, by enabling us to make the
necessary arrangements on plan sufficiently
extensive.
For the Committee,
JAMES REDPATH, Secretary.
To the Governor of Pennsylvania.
P.S. This is our second invitation.
Please favor US with an answer.
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GOV. PACKERS REPLY.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Harrisburg, Pa, Nov. 81. 1856

I" EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., !
Harrisburg, Pa, Nov. 81, 1860. I
S1R-In my opinion the young men
whose names are attached to the foregoing
letter would better serve God and their
country by attending to their own business.
John Brown was rightfully hanged, and
his fate should be warning to others hav.
ing similar proclivities.
WIN. F. PACKER, Gov. of Pa.
Mr.. JAMES REDPArH, Boston.
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The Age CT 1. :lian Greatness and Commercial su.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.

n NFOFFATS Vegetable Life Pills and Phanix Btters.
lNL The high and enyied celebrity which these pre-
eminent Medicines have acquired for their invaluable
efficacy In all tho Diseases which they profess to cure,
has rendered the usual pNctce Of putting not only
necessary, hut unworthy OF tfem.
In nll eases Of Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheumn-
ism, Affections Of the Bladder and Kidneys Billions
Fcycrs and Liver Complaints, IN the South and West
whore these Diseases prevail, they will bc found nyau
aic. Planters, farmers and others, who these
Medicines, will never afterwards be without them.
Bilious Collie, Serious Gooscness Piles cOstivencss
Colds and Coughs, Cholc, Corrupt Humors, and Drop
sizes.
Dyspepsia-No person with this distressing diaease
should delay usngthese Medicines Immediately. Erup'
tons of the Skin, Erysipelas, and flatunnoy. Fever
and and Apc-ior this socurgo Of the Westorn,counry
edy other metifcnos leave the system subject to
turn OF the diseaso cure by these medicines is per
manent Try them. BE satisfied and be cured.
Founess OF Complexion, Genent Debility, Gout, Gid
illness, Gravel, Headaches, Of every kind, Inward Fe
| yer, lniammatOry rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jatn
| 1lce,and Loss Of Appetite.
Merural DiscasesNoycr fails 10 eradicate entirely
all the effects Of Mercury, infinitely sooner than ~
| Swehts, Nervous debility, Nervous Complaints Of al
| kinds, and organic affections.
Piles-1he original proprietor Of these Medicines wa
cured Of Piles Of 30 years standing by the use of hes
| Life Medicines alone
Pains In the head, side hack, limbs joints and organ
| Rheumatsm-Those affected with this terrible dis
ease, will be sure of relief by the Life Medicines.
Rush Of blood to the head, sctrvy salt rhcum, Swell
ngs scrohia, or kings evil In its worst forms, Ulcer
OF every description. Worms ofall kinds are efIectual
ly expelled by these Mcdicnee Parents will do wei
to administer them whenever their existence is sus
| pocted Relief will be certain. The Life Pills an
Phpnix Bittcrs purify tho blood, and thus remove a
disease from the system. Prepared and sold by
| DIR. WILLIAM Is. MOFFAT,
| No. 1886 Broadway corner Of Anthony street, Me-
York, and for sale by all Druggists ie26dawiy
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mroiraI.
DIR. r. A. WILSON'S

TTNONiC cathartlc and Anti -Dyspeptic Pills never
Il fuling Aniidote for Sick Headache Dyspepsia,
Fevnr and tgue, lfvrr Complaint, CostYcnoss, ill-
lonauc.1, Ntofhlaia Cclc, ptpmved Appcilte, Dieof
defed sionhrh, frfnaio Utstrnctons &c Price 25 cts
per box. Que Pill dose.
THE GREAT FAMILY REMEDY.
Read tho Testimony Of Gov. Wise, Of Na.--Wilson's
Pills are saio and most uacfel Family Remedy tot
Constipation. and Aleetiona OF the Digestive Organs.
For Headaohe they have proved themselves specific
Read tho Testimony Of Gov. King. Of Aa.-I would
not be without Wilson's Pills for any price. For Indi-
gespon and Headache, Il DIVIDE pill and take The half
II lpves immediate relief
bgrS0ld by Drnagsts and Deaiefs everywhere Pre-.
pared by u, l.. FAtiNESTOCK \ CO, Importers and
Wholesale Druggisis, No. 90 corner Wood and Fourth
sis Ptisburgh Pa, sole proprietorc pf r. Il. Fehnef-
stocks NeTmifuge. Also, iorea in Dayton by W
DIETRlCH, ABBEY OVER, KOENER, and W. W.
bTEMtssl: l VI ~ ( - = - "a. e.. ens.'.qn,ies y %
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WORMS, WORMS. WORMS.

FINHE season is at hand whon these scourges ofchid
l. hood begin TO become both troublesome and dim
gerous. DR.. John Bulls Vegetable Worm DESTROYER
is remedy alike pleasant and etlectua for the evil
There is uot the least difficulty in getting the children
to take the medicine. II is prepared in the form Of
Candy Drops, and will he eaten with avdity by children
Of all ages 1t destroys and expels worms more ef-
fectually than any remedynow use, while at the
time it will in way affect nurously the health ofthe
child
II be procured from druggists and country stores
everywhere.
DR.. JOHN BULLS Principal Office, Louisville, KY.
j. W. DIETRICH
@. W. CARNFLL,
au2sdawBm Wholesale and Retail Agents Daytnn.
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MeolraI.

READ 14EADl READl
CAno, liLiSors, July 2ah, 1890.
NfEssRs. JOHN WILCOX 4 cO'-iopr. "lnpec-
NI tine" OF "icraan Fever Charm, y hns done won.
dcrp / was wholly dcsponflent aud wretohcd when
applied Il, and IN Ave hoirg The ehia removed
and no fever has ensucd. II u the simplest cure im-
nuinnllc and awondcr ~ nature art ! would not
he without this "lnpcctinc' q single hour. by con
sinnty wearing h seem 70 ~ "npic proof Yours
Very fruly, M STOUT
OrSrifAeS-i have hcen enncied nom ,tc fyrayc ny
the application ofyouf wonderful "Iupectne or Persi-
m Fevei ChufmN for several yeurs 1 have suffered
every season nom fever and aoIe IastSpring my life
was threatened, Int your remedy as deatroyei the tbs
Rcspcctiully Yours, ID. n. HAkION.
This truly wonderful preychtyc and cure FOR cyer md
ngie and bllious Fcvors will he Hcnt y mail post pitd
on receipt Of dollar Aho fr sale AZ hll respectable
Drugeistsand Country Stores.
Principal Depot md Mandatory, iss Main ~, Rich
mondVh. Branch Oilice, Bank 6f Commerce Build.
ans6wiy JOHN WILCOX co.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

or all descriptions made ofthe bcst material and in the
latest fashions.
He makes order all kinds Of Boots and Shoes, and
warrants them Ia fit lie but the best mate
rial, and employs mono Int the hcstworlcmcn.
70 those who know him, nothing need he said in re-
gnrl to his work or prices Those who do not know
him ARE invited To enquire of those WHO do to call
and see for themselves lie thinks he give them
good lifting, easy and dumllq Boots or Shoos can
His long experience in the business gives him the
advantage of knowing how 10 select the best stock, and
his work made.
| lie has engaged the services Of WALTER TROW-
BRIDGE, one Of the best cutters IN the West,
| s-tant cutter
All wandngnything in the Boot and Shoe line, are
invited to call
no -Remcmber the placc-No 205, Third street, next
/ door to BeclSel Bank. felG
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educational.
No. al6and atS Third st. Established 1859

Faculty.
S. j. GRIER. Professor Of the Science Of Accounts.
W. II. JOHNSON, Assistant Teacher in tho Book
CAPT, J. l.. TYLER, the Champion ofhand Penman
and Card Wrter, Ieachcrin the Writing demTtmen,t, mt,
J. A.. MCMAHON and HENDERSON. ELlAoTT,
Esls., Lentiros on Commercial Law.
course of Instruction,
RQokEEPiMNib ~ by dogle entry adaptei to ne ne IN IN,
United States, enhancing the management and winding
up of Individual, Partnership, aud Compound Partner
ship Books in both adverse and prosperous business
together with practical and laborsavg Forms, adapt
cd to the Wholesale Retail, Commission, Forwarding,
and Receiving, Johbng, shipping, Insurance, Banking
Manufacturing, Steainbontng, Raroadng Mining,
Printing and the Professional and Mechanical Arts,
SC, including the management of Business specula'
and complete system Of Commercial Correspondence;
Also those scientific and abbreviated Forms for Rbrdg
ing labor, used in large shipping and Commission
Houses, &c, &c.
Commercial Calculations,
Or abbreviated methods Of business computations set.
tement Of Accounts, &c. not 10 be found in common
arhmetcs, will Ike taught here according 10 the most
rapid and accurate methods. Business and Omamcn'
tdpenmanship, Commercial Law, Mercantile Usages
TERMs-For full and complete Collegiate Course
time unlimited, with the privilege of review at any h
ture time free of additional charge. 90
Arithmetic soparae' TIME unllm'!ed'''''"''''' 10 % %
The public may reiyupon these bcng our terms with
out deduction discount payable invariably on regis
tering for Scholarship.
u m, nnd from 10 every evening, commencing the
first Monday in september. This arrangement may X
relied uponhy the public, whether there is one or iny
IN attendance. Sndcnts can commence at any time
One time good ~ another, there Is no class sys
tenn and no vacations.
Bopersons who desire H. will he received trial fol
| one week in the Book Keeping department free O
charge, whether citizens or strangers before paynl
| for n scholarship THIS advantage in . business com
/ munity must appear more honorable, just and hi
method Of doing business than soliciting Students TN
latter being always the method resorted TO by Humbu
| Teachers who invariably profess TO do wonders anC
impossbltites IN short time, viz IN few Lessons or
few weeks, and who invariably either tze out, fai
to meet their engagements.
For further Information call at the College rooms o
address, S. j. GRlER,
| au3ldn Dayton, o., BOX 077, P o.
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Fruits.

SPECIAL NOTICE
I AM now offering my splendid stock Of PEACHES
/ Al No %, Jefferson street, Huston building They
will he brought In rosh every day Leave your orders
and they will be sent 10 your house free q charge,
iy3O DANIEL GAltSf.
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Look Here My Kind Customer.

no YOU wish to make money by bnyng cheap Or.
IL Goods. If go please rcmcmber and don't forget
To call That D. NJ CURTIS still continues in the mcr-
camille trade nj his old stand at the Fth street Canal
Lock- whore he will keep constantly on hand good se
lpcted stucl. Of Dry Goods, which he will sell for cash
whore oWill also keen constantly ON hand stocking
warns both wooden and cotton at wholesale aud retail.
Also wonlrn aud cotton Carpet Chain both coored aud
white lie has also now ON hand large stock Of Wall
Piper, bordering mOilldng, cornish, landscapes, tcs-
erngs, centers aud in fact every thing nppcrtanng to
The home trade All Of which he is desIrOus of closing
out nj wholesale or retail ia order to make room ur
more tud will sell at greatly reduced prices Mr., Mrs
and Miss will YOU please call and satisfy yourself that
am determined to sell cheap andno humbug.
nU3Odawln ID. NJ. CURTIS.
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Saw Logs Wanted.

NlIE state Board OF Agriculture desire to ascertain
II possible how many Saw Mills will in all proIahl-
ity he on exhibition aL the Dayton State Fair. They
desire far rs they can, tu make arrangements for
logs to bo sawed into lumber Farmers nnd others who
reside near Dayton, and who may have tmer which
they desire to have sawed up treeQf charge that time
ON the Fair Grounds would do well to make such wish
known To p. GREG0 Superintendent OF the state Fair
rounds. Farmers residing near Dayton and who have
quantity Of sugar cane onhand desiring TO have il man
fftured into good molisscs the Pair Grounds during
theIar on like terms be accommodated by making
arrangements with 4. Gregg. By order Of the Board.
nu2Odtawaw JOHN II, HlIpPART, Cor Sec.
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lSonts anG Sburs.
D. BICKFORD

NNTOULD inform his friends and the public that hc
w has opened and fitted up in the best style anew
store in BECKELS NEW BUILDING, No. 400
THIRD STREET formerly occupied by VIM Walker,
az u Clothing Store, and next door to Bcckcls Bank,
where he has on hand a large assortmento of
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New Ice Cream Saloon.
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY,
100 MAIN STREET ABOVE FOURTH,

ToS. B. BosLER would announce 70 his Friepds and
sI the Citizens Of Dayton and vicinity, that he has Just
opened and roftted elegant style new SaioJn,where
be will le prepared 10 serve his customers refresh
nlents Of all kinda, viz
ICE CREAM, LEMONADE, SODA, NECTAR, &c. ,
In the hast style. The Ladies' Saloon, (up sidrs) y
fitted In elegant syIe richly furnished and garpeted
surprising Of the MID before attempted IN this
CITY
Bread Rus Macaronics, Epg kiasee, and nli kinds OF
Pound and jolly Cakes, Cracncs, Boston, Butter, SUI
r, Picnic and Ginger Crackers, made especially ior
daily in families.
Bs-Pieasc give me trial. at No. IO9 Main ST.
1ny5
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Prepare I'm Time.

nNHE subscriber has nov ON hand and will keep dur
j ing the season the best Shaker Yarn, fun cuts,
made ON long reels, blue, black, mixed white, white
and red mixed, and for sale by
an2S CHARLES POST A co, East Second II.
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State :Fdir.
Increased Premiums on Horses & Gait

NO he exhibited Mt the State Fair ht Dayton Sept 70
to %, 1860. Tho Ohio State Board Of Agriculture
have deemed It hcNpcdiont to change the Premiums on
Sweepstakes Horses and Cattle rs follows;
Best herd consisting of one Bu and four Cows, nll To
be OF one breed and owned by the Exhibitors, pre-
mliu S%Uu
second hest do do ........................... b0
Best breeding Bull TO be exhibited with five OF
his calves not less than year old premium Of 100
The premiums on horses viii be- ns follows:
Best stallion Of any age or rbreed............. 2Oo
" Mare -" ...u.,..,,..,....... loo
BY order Of the Board, JOHN II. KLlPpARr,
oi9nltnyaW Uorresponding Secretary.
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FAIR PLAY.

n BICKFORD would inform his friends and the
~. public that he has as large and good
sorment OF Boots and Shoes can he found In the
city and he will sell as low as any one that means To
be honest lie cannot sell good, fashionable, salenhle
shoes, worth $500 for 90 If any else can, II Is
none OF his business, 40 long as they owe him nothing
But he has cheap Boots and Shoes, and will sell low
IA any one can ntiord. my3-u
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New Arrangement.
b M DAVIS
No. 70, Jefferson street,


ID N. D., having disposed ofhs stock Of Eastern work
ID. at auction, will hereafter devote his entire atten
ton to manufacturing home made work, which he viii
get up in style to suit his patrons and the great public
whom he will be pleased 10 serve.
lie invites ladies aud gentlemen to call and leave
ders for work, and he pledges his reputation
ned mechanic = please all who can be pleased.
myg3tr
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Old Place Changed Hands.
BOOT & SHOE STORE,

No. 110 Main Street.
UNIE undersigned has purchased tho well known Boo
and Shoe Store heretofore carried on by N. w, Will
son and will have the business conducted to please the
old parona Of the House, and ~ many new ones will
favor him with their custom.
lie will keep constantly on hand full assortment Of
every style Of rl .Ht.
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS SC, tt
And VIII always make exactly to measure and order,
everything IN the lme.
The business will be in charge Of the most sldhil
and experienced wornen, and the public may rest
sured tlint eucry effort will be mad to please.
H3Cnll H. ~ Of old, at llG Main street, Two doors
below Market Remember every thingi put up TO suit
the public myD-u GEO NJ WILSON
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Eibcrp
HoRaE TALK.

TOHN sIlELLEBER0ER, on The WoAt side n JET
eb freon street IL now fully prepared 10 acQmmodnle
DE pubic with fst HORSES, GOOD hu09iEs, cAh
RiAGEs, and every thing that may BE- found IN wen
regulated Livery Stable
a. 10 hie aify 70 please and give entiru saiisdton
10 al who may hyor him with their patronage He
takes great pleasure IN referring 10 The following com.
potent ludges Clahun HaWn, n. Heahnah, Janies
W. fOwrey, John Wigrm lee keroot and feter
Voorhees, vi of whom, testified under oath, afcw days
ago, that Mr. a. ~ Of the very hest Livery Men N
tie world, and that his unhoughf popularity A. such,
draws customers from a parts OF the world. II any
one douts the truth o. this sia,een We rcier 70 ueo.
marit-yl -