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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-01

night to log house on Money Creek, some
fifteen or twenty miles back among the
bluffs.
Arrived there about midnight, they pro'
ceeded to surround the house, and in so do
ing, in spite Of all their precautions, alarmed
the inmates. Croft and a Norwegian,
named Butler, rushed from the house, and
were seized by the posse before getting more
than twenty or thirty feet away. In the
the house we're found Staples, one Barker,
and his daughter Ann Maria, the paramour
of Croft, who has, by the way, wife and
six children in Iowa. Croft, Staples and
the Norwegian we're bound, and in the
morning the latter was taken to Iowa, to
answer for horse stealing, while the two
former we're brought to Winona and ex.
amined before United States Commissioner
Waterman, who committed them to answer
to any indictment that might be found
against them. But before leaving the place
in the morning, a search of the premises
was made, revealing some stolen horses,
wagons and other property, while in the
house was found two purses of counterfeit
coin, and two messes of metal, ap-
parently the material for making such
an article. A second search shortly after
revealed an iron ladle, having been used for
melting base metals, land DR.. Reid testified
that it could not have been lead) some few
additional pieces of counter felt coin, scatter
ed about the house, another piece of bogus
money, hid in hollow log comprising part
of the house, and several broken pieces of
plaster of paris, some OF them yet having the
impress of the coin, and all evidently having
been used for casting coin. Against such
mass of testimony it was useless for the
able counsel for the prisoner Il. V. D
Heard, Esq, and - Warner, ESQ., to
struggle, although they did their whole
duty to their clients.
In the testimony of DR.. Reid, the cele-
brated chemist, there came out various in
teresting matters. 1t will perhaps be new
to some of our readers that silver and gold
and some other metals, which contract in
cooling after being melted,can OILY be coined
by means of die. Anthony expands in
cooling, and an admixture Of this las in
type metaD tends to remedy the opposite
tendency in other matters and thus enable
the alloy to take clear impression. 1t
would seem that the stock and materials
required in the business is not expensive,
and the members do pretty snug thing i'll
selling their currency" at 30 per cent of
its face-the price at which Baine was
proved to have Sold
We congratulate the community on the
breaking up of this nest, and hope that it
will lead to further exposures. The State
is overrun with bogus coin.
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CONVICTION OF COUNTERFEITERs.-In the
United States District Court on Monday
afternoon, in the case of Grin D. Croft and
David Staples, indicted for counterfeiting
United States coin, the applications of
defendants for new trial was denied, after
an argument extending through the half of
Saturday and the greater part of Monday.
The prisoners were then brought before the
bar of the court and sentenced to five years
each of confinement at hard labor in the
penitentiary at Saltwater.
This case, as we'll as that of Baine, previ-
ously noticed in this paper, attracted much
attention. The discovery OF the counterfeit.
er's nest was purely accidental. The citi.
zens of Winona county had been long har-
raised by gang of horse thieves, who
plundered ad iibitum, and run off their booty
to Iowa, while their Iowa associates recip.
rocated by sending up hither the results Of
their labor in that field. When the matter
had become too outrageous to be borne
longer, posse of citizens of Winona coun-
ty, headed by Sheriff King, with some Iowa
men who had come up to look after prop.
erty stolen from them, went out one dark
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been obliged to pay postage second time,
during several weeks past. Is there any
redress for them p
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. I6.
Owing to the Inconvenience Occasioned to
our citizens by the inability of the Stamp be-
partment to supply all of the country Offices
with new stamps as rapidly as was at first anti.
cipated, and by the time being so limited
during which they could be recognized at this
office, we Immediately addressed the Third
Assistant Postmaster General in regard to the
matter, and have this day received the follow.
ing reply, which l hasten to lay before the
public:
"POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
FINANCE OFFICE, October IL, 1871
SIR: I'm reply to your letter of the 9Th inst.
have to inform you that the period fixed for
the delivery OF letters prepaid by old stamps
has already been extended by the department,
as you will perceive from the printed slip
attached to the enclosed circular. A COPY of
this slip has been sent to all Offices which have
received new stamps.
am respectfully, your obedient servant,
A. N. ZEVELY.
Third Assistant Postmaster General"
The slip above referred to is in the following
words:
ut being impossible to supply all offices
with new stamps at once, you will deliver let
ters received from Kentucky, Missouri, Illinois,
Indiana. Ohio. Maryland and Pennsylvania,
prepaid by stamps of the old issue. until No.
vember and those from other loyal States
east of the Rocky Mountains until the first of
December; and those from the States of Cali
fornia and Oregon, and from the Territories of
New Mexico. Utah and Washington, until the
first of January, 1892
Therefore, in accordance with the above in
structiOns, which. for some inexplicable reason,
do na rt to To mt
piled to by letter for authority to extend the
time, letters with the old postage stamps will
be delivered hereafter, up to the respective
dates named, without extra charge.
Respectfully,
j. G. BAUM, P. NJ.
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How A FRONTIER JUDGE WAS Sold
We find the following story in the num-
Der of Harper's Magazine for November.
The prominent actors are we'll known to
most of our readers. The Judge was the
Democratic candidate for Governor this
fall. Smith, one of the counsel, is supposed
to be A. G. Smith, Esq. familiarity known
as "Old SOL" in the days when he edited
the ('Cheese'0 Press in this city. Mr.. Will
ley was once member of the Legislature,
and has since deceased:
When Meeker county, Minnesota, was new.
before lawyers found their way out there. two
Dutchmen, Fifer and Steirne, (brothers.in.law)
undertook to cheat uncle Sam by pre- empting
two claims with one cabin, each furnishing
half the lumber, the cabin to stand on the line
between the two claims. Before the claims
were pre-empted the brothers fell ont. Stelrne
undertook to carry away his half of the lumber,
when Fifer shot Steirne through the g sacred
soil' of the system. Steirne complains of Fifer
for an assault with intent to kill, and Fifer set
ties up by giving Steirne chattel mortgage on
two yoke of oxen Gall the property either party
had in the world except wife and seven chill
dren each)
w ucu tuc HOI tRdSc ptCduc uut OtcHuc tdhoS
the cattle and Fifer repevies them, on the
ground that the mortgage was given to COM
pound felony, and was void.
Maturing the mortgage, two pettifOggers ar
rived at the county seat, one Smith, frontier
lawyer and a notorious wag, and Wiley,
clever young lawyer from Western Virginia.
Fifer having the actual possession of the
oxen, delivers one yoke to Smith for his fee,
and Steirne, having the cattle in expectancy,
mortgaged one yoke to Wiley also to secure
his fee.
The case was tried by His Honor, Ned Ham,
lin, then on the bench of the Fourth District,
at the October Term, 1859, at Forest City. Be-
ing but one spare room in the town, the court
adjourned to give the use of the room to the
jury. About ii P. NJ, the jury sent for the
Court and informed the judge that there was
no possibility of an agreement. The judge
thereupon instructed the sheriff to take the
jury to the tavern and give them a supper and
glass of grOg each, and then shut them up
again with the case.
At four o'clock A. the jury sent for the
Court, and gave in a sealed verdict, and were
discharged from further attendance on the
Court, with the judges thanks. When the
Court convened at A. N. the verdict was
opened, and read as follows:
Jury find Willey's mortgage good for moth
ing, and that Smith shall return the other oxen
to Fifer.
(Slgned) 7. R. WEBB, Foreman"
When the judge settled his bill at the tavern
he found the following items:
To twenty-four meals to Petty Jury, per
0rder .................. SlZ w
To twentyfour drinks to Petty Jury,
per Order. 4O
sum
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THOMPSON. BROTHERS., ST. PAUL

For Subscriptions. under my superintendent, for
Treasury Notes. to be issued under the act of July
17,16l.
These will be issued in sums of fifty dollars
lars and five thousand dollars each dated Aug 10, 1861,
payable three years after date the order OF the SUBJ
scrber, directed and bearing interest at the rate
OF $40 per annum, payable semi-annuay such in.
terest being the of two cents for each day
every hundred dollars. For the convenience of the
holder, each note wi have coupons attached express.
ing The several amounts of semannnal interest, which
coupons may be detached and presented for payment
separately from the notes.
No subscriptions for sss than fifty dollars for any
fraction of that be received Subscriptions for
fifty dollars hundred collars mus, be paid in law
iu coin of he United States at the tne of su sHriong
Subscript of more than hundred d bars may be
paid once or if pref FRED, onetenth At The time of
subscribing and cnehird of the whole amour on every
twentieth day thereafter until the whole shall be paid.
No payment of less than fifty dollars can be accepted,
that being the smallest for which Treasury notes
can be issued.
Certificates will granted in duplicate to subscribers
for the amounts paid the original of which the sub.
scrber will transmit by mail to the Secretary OF the
Treasury when Treasury Notes, as aforesaid, will be
issued thereon such subscriber or his order carrying
interest expressed in such certificates but in cases
where only part of the amount subscribed is paid at
the time of subscribing Treasury Notes will be issued
only for the payments made subsequently to the first,
which will remain until the whole amount subscribed
by such person shall be paid, when Treasury Notes
will be issued for such payment also. On payment
of each deferred instalmen the subscriber will pay in
addition thereto equal to the interest accrued
thereon from the 18Th of August to the date OF payment,
and on final payment like nere st on the amount paid
on subscription, which payments of interest will be re.
imbur ed to the subscriber in the payment Of the first
coupon.
The Treasury Notes issued upon such certificates by
the Treasury will be sent to the subscribers BY mall
such other mode as may be indicated by them when
thew transnit their original certificates The duplicate
NAV be retained by them for their own security.
J.E. THOMPSON,
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT adjourn.
ed on the 29th, after a session of over two
weeks. There were eight criminal trials
besides large amount OF other business
transacted during the term. The most i'm.
portant matters of public interest were the
trials of the counterfeiters. The new Dis.
trict Attorney, Geo. A. Nourse. Esq,
managed these cases OF behalf of the Gov
eminent with signal ability. The ipdict-
ments stood the test of severe scrutiny from
the opposing counsel, and no loopholes were
found in them by which the ends of justice
could be impaired. In short, he made a
very favorable impression on bar and jur.
ors. As prosecuting seems to be his forte,
we hope he will continue it with the energy
that characterized his first essay.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Jno.
Brown, convicted of selling liquor to the
Indians, was sentenced to pay fine of $l0O
and to suffer one years Imprisonment. His
shanty was not on the reservation, but
within few rods of the line, which answer
ed bis purpose just as well and this had
saved him for long time from the effects
OF his crime. A person, however, bought
whisky of him, and told him that it was to
be taken to the reservation, and the Court
and jury very justly hid that according
to the intent of the law be was just as gull.
ty as if the sale had been made on the reser.
walton.
William Baine, the counterfeiter arrest
ed below Wabashaw by officers Cleveland
and Bracket, was sentenced to FIVE years
Imprisonment.
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UMMER A r r A n u K M E n T
MINNESOTAS STAGE CO.,
CARRYING
n orthwest'n Express
AND UNITED STATES MAILS.

j. BURBANK CO., JNO. L. MERRIAM,
The Z ds are well stocked with First Class Hor ses
Concord Coaches, with careful and experienced DIV
ere, all under the control of competent Agents.
SCHEDULE DEPARTURES FROk ST. PAUL.
For St Anthony and Minnee polis-Three times daily,
ats ard oc ocx A. NJ, and r Nj.
For Manomin, Anoka, Monticello, Sank Rapids, and
st. CloudDaily O'Clock A. III. Arrive at ST. Cloud
al O'Clock =. NJ
For Belle Prairie, Fort Ripley and Crow Wing-Mon
aye W. tuesdays, and Fridays al O'Clock A VI.
= .r Richmond, Alexandra, Breck inrioge. Fort AT
bic. GeOrgetowp, Pemoina and REQ River Set
eneat Mondays and Fridays at O'Clock 7. NJ
For Enthusiastically at O'Clock AM.
For Superor-Every Monday, at O'Clock AN.
For New Canada Columbus, Sunrise with connec-
lions to Bsyfeld-Every Monday and Thursday
Mail for Pembina, Fort Garry, and the Red River
Settlement-Leaves every Friday at O'Clock AN.
For further particulars enquire at the General Office
on Third ct, the American or at the Office of
the North Western Express Company.
j. c. BURBANK,
mayl2 Manager.
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induced to retain to the State from which it
came about 100000 annually-for our
four regiments, about 100000!
We learn that the members of the Ger
man Cavalry, who are about to leave for
Missouri, have announced their intention of
allottirg large portion of their pay to
their families while they are absent, through
the agency of Mr.. Schefer.
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We learn that Colonel Dana, on taking
command of the First Regiment, issued an
order to bring out for active duty every
private in the regiment, no matter into what
position he had worked himself throughout
the camp. The consequence was that seve-
raj " old sogers" were smoked out of their
positions and made to take their muskets
again.
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OwAroNNA RoAp.-We learn that the
contractor has between sixty and seventy
men engaged at work on this road, and
there is a fair prospect of its completion be-
fore the high water in the spring.
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VALUABLE FUEL.-A few days since, we
understand, an individual entered the Post
Office in this city, and seizing box filled
with stamps and envelopes to the value Of
ABOUT $4 900, chucked them into the stove,
burning the entire lot. The stamps and
envelopes, we should state, were the old
issue redeemed, and the person was spe-
cial Agent of the Post Office D partment.
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LIEUT.. COLONEL MILLER writes from
Harrisburg, that he is too feeble to answer
letters. He will retain his position in the
First Regiment.
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MONETARY QUOTATIONS.
BY BIDWELL g. WALDBY,

BY BIDWELL q WALDBY,
BANKERS DEALERS IN EXCHANGE, LAND WAR.
RANTS, sc.
ST. PAUL, October 80, 1861.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
New England, Bank State of Indiana,
New York, Detroit,
New Jersey, Iowa,
Philadelphia, Peoples.
Ohio. U.S.Tr'yDemand notes
RgUncurrent funds bought at Eastern rates.
EXCHANGE.
Drafts on New York selling, viz:
For Eastern Funds 49,. ! per cent. prem.
Ohio, Blk State of la
Iowa, Detroit. 49,
Peoples ........... Il
Canada ..........
U. S. Gold Coin. 90.
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ONE OF the State prisoners at Saltwater
was shot dead on Tuesday by Mr. Davis, a
guard of the Prison. The prisoner was at
tempting to escape.
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Local A fl airs.
WHEAT IS dull at 5Oa53 cents.

DR.. THOMAS FOSTER of this city, has re.
ceived the appointment OF COmmissary of
Subsistence in the army.
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DIED.

In this city, on sunday, the 9th instant, FRANCIS,
infant son of Mr.. Amherst Willough5y "Sufer little
children to unto Me- and forbid them not for of
such the Kingdom of Heaven"
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NORM,

n NORM,
WHOLESALE GROCER, FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
And Dealer In Flour and Pork, Foreign and Domestic
Liquors and Cigars,
Third and jackson streets Sbeys Stone Block
st. Paul.
NB.-All kinds of Produce boughtfor goods or casn.
mai9-d&wly
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n, tiser having larger house than he can use, will
rent a portion, by single rooms suites of rooms and
Roard the occupants will furnish reoms and board
location central heathful and in good neiphborhoed
References exchanged. Address Box 1890. OF
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NEW
N a tiOnal Loan.
OF ICE OF
THOMPSON, BROS,
BANKERS, ST. PAUL.

PURSUANT TO INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY,
BOOK WILL BE OPENED ON THE FIRST DAY
OF NOVEMBER, 1861, AT THE BANK OF
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b. AFAYETTE," MINNESOTA
II j. BRAIN ARD & CO.'S
M I L L S,

SITUATED ON PHALON'S CREEK, WHERE THE
SALTWATER ROAD CROSSES
This Mill is lus completed, and in good running
der Our machinery embraces all the latest improve
ments got up the East, without regard expense.
i has OF burrs which will be kept running
night and day, so that farmers coming from distance
can De accommOda ed without much delay.
The tirst-class mill OF this kind has long
been felt by the cizs MS OF ST. Paul apd vicinity.
We have secured the services of James Craigie who
has made milling the business of his life and in whom
we eau place entire confidence All kiud Of grain will
be weighed when brought 10 the mill, ana ais, when
taken away, if desired. We feel confident saying
the public that We make as good -four and great
Weld 10 the bushe as any mill in Minnesota, and
spectfully solicit fair trial All wheat and other
grains taken to the mill aud -four delivered to any part
OF the city free OF charge. All Work VIII be warranted
ocl I'd. w&tw
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T AND WARRANTS LOCATED

The undersigned having been extensively engaged in
the
Real Estate Business
FOR THE
LAST TEN YEARS IN THIS CITY AND
Now offers his services, in connection herewith, to
LOCATE LAND WARRANTS.
There have recently been thrown open to market
Minnesota.
No lands will be located unless personally examine
by the undersigned.
Terms for locating $50 Land Warrants, S25 each,
including Land Office fees and all l2Os SOS
and 40's at proportiOnate rates.
HENRY MCKENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, ST. PAUL, MINI.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Henry n. Rice, U. S. Senate.
g Morton S. Wilkinson, U. s. Senate.
VIM. Window. u. S. House of Representatives.
Lafayette Emmett, Chief Justice Supreme Court
OF Minnesota, St. Paul
g r. r. Nelson, US. District Judge, St. Paul.
Messrs Thompson, Brothers, Bankers, ST. Paul
st. Paul, September q, 1861. sep2l-d, w&twly
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The entire panel sat ON the case.
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For Subscriptions, under my superintendent for
Treasury Notes, to be issued under the act of July
l
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The Steamship Arago Cap, IiAes sailed yesterday FOR
1Avre. with l2b passcDgers
The steamship Ednburg, Capt Roske sailed ,his
port yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool with large
Avmber of passengers
TIE steamship Ciea,or Captain Lord sailed yesterday Cor
k,Hgston, Js
The steamship Ksrnsk Capt LeMesu,ie sailed yes
tsrday for Nassau aud Havana.
Cap, Merritt Undefwr.ers' Agent .ueceeded on Friday In
2ssag the Italian Bug Elrsehee peyton,ly repRried
ks cargo '''''' :. ''' INV y ~" "''N"A
The Balance DOCK for examination
SHY GGoRGs wAsHirGros OF wnseban 37A TONS uow At
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mile From Monomoy seven ieet water Capt. Sye has car
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April 80 with her fote compartments fll OF wafer having
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sSowo overheard from 500 70 900 bag. 81 ucar "''
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MI on board. Sent home 1900 bbe OH
Foreign Ports.
Aor,S, ST Domingo july fAsr BRIG Monte Crso, North
hstiss, Ron Jolly 2-ArrJ Welsh aegiti 81 Thomas
70 load for Europe
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