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HUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANODYNE.

TIKI. greet Nrurilgic R-mei, and N,iura
opat- call. &c special attention ,ad ,n'err.t, be
IN. ffrr III OPIUM, ~ preparations oi Opium. or
of any Lat its .u,rtl, vegetable 90 medical prop,
.uic. For Ncuuigii, Ihrunaii.m, Goat. Tooth
Ache ani Ear Ache, spiasl CompL,n,-, Ble-d.
ing q, lnag. or stomach. Rose la, Fever,
Csnuh, aud all MINOR Nervous C"nplsini,.
For lie. Il Slecp. Chronic o1 Ner,ou. Head.
ache, u h,. ~ eguil, ani 10 which We oder ties.
t,naaial. fun, paioab,rd sources
For Drli.ium Tf,neu. It !. Su'e Remedy
Zoe Bossl Complaints. inclpdisg Cholera
Mortar. It i. .pleniidly adapted. 10 not only ~.
moving the pain. bat acting .. physic, great
sont,s,i With Opium. which not ony con.iipa,s.
nidru,' the system, bot make. the remedy worse
than the dselse.
From Physicians We ash attention, all on 's.
mand Fomial,. O, Trial Boltle. will L. .ent, de.
,rl-ping IN the AnodyRe an Opia,e which hs.
hong bcca wanted, AMI IN the Coush Remedy
such a, 'e., .nlirriy On one oenlrsl principle.
gro,n invalid. Ne ask correspondence bf
Pamphlets of cNpa,E,tion, without "posiag--
stamps"
rriee.-lar,e Cough Remedy. 50 cts. pee bottle.
Tola Ano,,nr. 50"
JOHN l.. HONEYWELL, Proprietor.
onISsr AID rH,Ks,ctuu,r.
No. o, Commercial wharf. Boston. Mass.
solIb, III respectable dealer. everywhere.
u. =. BATE. & CO.. Paris; DR.. W. A. Ra.t
Soaih Paris; \. Oscar No,e. 4 Bro, Norway.
Ag.ais. ". .. Philiip-. P"tl,nd; ". l.. Akiea
L Co., Bangor. Wholesale agents.
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Manny's Patent
CONFINED
MOWER and REAPER
For Ono and Two Horses.

IVA ShS uhe wv <ASAoSos
FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER.
Tn coming before the Public we do not propose
to build up our machine by running oIhers
down. ss some agents hss- attempted 10 do. lat
simply appeal to your Judgment in reference TO the
true nr'iis Of the Many Machine. have had
several years experience IN selling Mowers Of dii-
lereui kinds, and know from practical experience
an observation IN the field. What 10 wanted ny TIE
farmers OF Maine. ! prefer 10 give evidence o,
iis real ~o,,h. rather than get up = hse'y .o,hed
preface mi.esd the honest seeker alter the ees'
maehise. ! would refer those 10 van, OF the oes'
machine 10 the foIL,~ing names OF gen'eme
whose statements can IT, relied on. Robert Mat
tin, E.q.. Daniel Field. Esq;. DansiHe; yshn u.
Pul.iler. Poland; Levi Il Alexander =. Thayer,
Paris; WIN. Moody, Rumiotd; brown X Bean
ami IIumphrey Dsaa, Bethel; James w. Clark.
Asdo,er. C,ptiaa 4 A. G. Hall. So. Paris, who
used the NANNY Maehipe last year. Any one
wishing for Information N regard To the sboye
machine, will address the subserh-r, a SO. Paris.
May 20, 1861. wM. SWEET, Agent.
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Tus Remeiie. ~, esrvfuiiy prrpsrri unfH ne
dlrec, salsryi.lon and Inspection ~ Fret Hun.
PiIIyyr In order 70 meet that rea' and IONS realized
vant % he pahe namsly, resnsilss Zoe ell The sof.
eammon sni simple aiiasnis u Me.
A mSmsnis reelection .ii sh0~ hN vast
u,slori,y ~ dlssa.es from vtch se snfsr AMI dc,
v,s,. Al their commencement, simple and irilnG.
A msr, cold, slight dlafrhsA, pain In ne SIDE, "
a b,.s,ehe, OF koarssness, a. trs easily cured ahi
s,hia.t In tine becomes q eonsumpuon, fs'e,
a.nFefou, iy.enisry, Group % othsr disease, siCh
sI ,bs poser, % msildne faIl 70 arrest
Herein thr.e rem~iies supply great pahhe sant
n,lns on hand, simple. - you snos a. ones .ti
a t.le-pieasant, o. ~ 10 esase NJ rsiarfsnee-
80. at t,oe, soninx rtss sfils Ne earshr.
1919 AZ, positive sni certain, hey are us en- std
:, on. m. ,psl I. brosen AMI The danger ah.yed
y,psrlsnee hs. amply confirmed ne use o. us'e
,..,sis. "a, families and private psfsons, ~ bsiNs
,us ss.r u rss, rus sc-r srrls AID o"s'S'"r'
ms so-y vsosrr ASp sslIArl
f1,,..nJ. are and have been uslnf usm fi'
sosn. ny, y..r pss,, In s,ery section % We soaa.
,ry. .f,h simo., inyahshle saeee-s Al se.s N
,,ns,~-, term. ~ thsir simplicity and certainty,
sad smsns our hanifeis ~ agents NE uniform
ts.simony Il, TIA, usy s's sooi 'auasSu'p !" 'hsf
c1stouert.
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FiOm tie D,mOerai, ~. Cloud. Miss.
n YOU are, or have been iroubled with the head
ache, .enJ lor a tpx. tCePhslic rill.,I 90 that
YOU may have them IN case Of attack.
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price wili b- rri1sded.
Over 1000 bottles
Have nov l-ra .oh ~,lh@i ns+ failure when
taken q. direc,ed, snd without the l~ssi inj.r,
% h.shh 10 ANY case. FL, 70 pot up in bo,i<.
of thee diherrnt .ireng .h., With foil directions
er n.ing. and sen, BY Espr-s. closely sealed. to
q n part. of the cooni'y.
rRICEs-run strength. $40; Half .,eus,h.
| SIS. Quarter strength, 81 pr battle.
ry-Remenbe'' This medicine 10 designed
expressly Coz Oasris,rp CAsts. IN which all
oihs, remedies 81 the kind have fsiled To cu'e I;
also that IL - warranted as represented IN every
respect. or the Pre-, vii hc Uiunded.
~ Bssar 81 limitations, None warranted
uiie.. purchasrd dirrc,l, of Dr. VI. or al hi. of.
/ 6c.. rrenar-d sad sold oaiV at DIR. MAT
iTiSON'S REMEDIAL INSTITUTE, 10,
Sp,o,ai Diseases. Ne. - U,Da 81, PrSui,se,.
RI.
Til. ,p,siihs embraces al ldi.es.e. OF q F,i.
-ai, nature both OF Men and Women, 10y u i,gu
hfh c,lucaiei physician at tscniy ,car.' prac.
tee, gt,ing h,. rApl' arss'ioa 10 them. Consul.
taioa.. by letter or oih.r~ise, are stioiiy SoaG.
d,siii. sni aeIiciuc. Will b. sent hy e,pr-.,
.ecur, ,owiob.er'stion, 10 allpsus ofIhe uuile,i
States. Also. accommodation. Tor pati.ni. iiuu
shroad. wishing for secure and private retreat,
and good care. until restored To health.
] EttUCulaF v NUttou.
In ,he.. d.y. Of medical Imposition. when
Iaeu assume 10 be physicians ~ilhout an, knowl.
edge of medicine whatever. persons cannot -
ioo c,rria u whom they apply, before at lsast
making some in1ury, AL especially ~ relation
10 those Who make the greatest prelen,ions. Al.
,rr,sng phys,cians, ~ nine rasc. ont ,i ten. ATE
,-J,ssfsrs: anI the newspapers are ballot their
deceptive Advertisements, without m,kiug isSsD \
tee 10 oa. ,ou will 10 impo.ed upon. Dr. VI.
will send I've, b, snclo.iag one stamp az shp,e.
. pamphlet 90 DISEASES OF WOMEN ssd
on private diseases gcnsiall, also, circulars
gi,inr toll Information, Nth the mos, u-fasbIsi
r,'rs4cst asi i,sfiNs4iIi', Withput which 49, al.
,c1ti.ing physician or mclisin. of ihi. Lind :.
deserving 81 Any CONFIDENCE WIl\TEN.
ER.
Dr. Mitti,on 4. the ouly educated physician ia
Providence. II not N New Eugani. Who ads-r.
iii.rs, makirs a specially 81 fuVate Disease,
snd he farai,hrs the Ney bet testisnon,sl., bath
Of ~. A.'siv sad sbH. ~ there ARE any 9th.
sr., LET THEM 10 TllE SANE.
O,je'. ~ natl prompik ausndcd To. Wits
yoar address pia'nl,, anil send 10 pr. ". y
MATriSON. a. abuVr. IS
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FtoaiL EraIvao. NoyoH, Va.
Cephalic Pill. accomplish the object Cor which
they we're made. viz; cure oi headache IA all u.
fOims.
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LIST OF
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoMEo.
PATHiC REMEDIES


q. Prize q, ansis Ross.-osna
I-CS,res Fever. Consr-,ioo, AMI innsmms-
lon-IIss,. P.n, Rsstls--ns.s ....... -
s-cures Worm Fever. Worn ooas' '''.- ..
elSas Apf.<sits, ....s.s...ssssssss....ssss -
s-Cures Colo. rss'hlns, cryins. ard Was.
falao-, slOs 0rosih, ard Feee'sne" o. =.
Cores p,arrheA. q CiLirsn % Aial,,,
C.,ol.r. Infantnrn, anil samnsr CemtlAlnb "
hCures Dyscniery or Bloody flur. =.
CHE, Grplnss. BiIioa. Cab f.n pJ.snlsfy -
e-cures Cholera, chol,,. n Me,sI', ''-' .,
r-CtIres Coughs, Coii', Iiosr.sns.', bron' ..
SlltI.- innusnIs, ani sore throat sss.. -
-curos Toothache. Tseeashs. Nervous .,
Pains, Nsursih,, AMI Nc Do'1deas e.. -
s-cures Headaches, 70 III. n,A ?,
io-Cures Dyspepsia. wsal, asii' %
rsnfei sSnIeh, consupaion, liver q,
,,-care. suppressed Msn.e.. or ss,H'y. :.
,a-cure. Ieucorrhea or Whites, bearing =.
Dssn, Zoo Proilse Msnsss ....s.s.. - u
,Lrures Group, HsArs Croupy Coush, -.
plfi-aH All Oppr--~i nrathins ...s' J,
Lcuro. Sal, Rheum. Crs.'J Erapuon', =.
T,y.lr.la., Sail lissi, haihs's III. .
,s-Cures rheumatism, r.in, ismsn =,
s,s,oe.. M ihs Ct~-, Bafk. ste, ~ Llnh' "
,s-Cure. Fever aud Ague. iu,srminsni a,
Ts,sr, Dumb ATus, Oh invrisras Avs -
FIGURES Piles, tnt~rnsi ~ r,isru.i, uin.l -
is-care. opthalmy' w,aS 81, ia.Amsi
fyss ~ tyshis Failing ~ wsak fgtt ... =
D-Curos Catarrh, Acute - C.fotls, Dr. -
o. &C.. yyh,,ni,,, t,c,,h .t-,,s,l.,
" uVvp'us N.uNi' - >.
So. 49,. o,',.,--.,., is4..,t
lAhored Bfsathlns Coash ahi ttIssis-
fAinnss- ..ss q .sssa.s .. ssss ssss -
-en Ire isH,l,Di i Ins1Tsss J.S.sr. w
ai-,s're. scro,,I. yrl.s,,'i ,Ii.o.i, al
-. sssIiiSs.' al Oh t1,,,. |.
~-cnrc. osnersl Debility I-J'''" - .,
o.r,,,.. No.. MI -,......,.,i.,. ="
49,, s1Ipsl' s...,,' o.
On g.. ,,at,t 80. r..,..,tl a., -
~. 40, y.s.,.'',' q
T-cgre. Urinary Di,os.e.; aray,l, h'n'i :,
D,shargs., and Conssgasn, rrusifauon
.pl D.Etnt, .. 10
O c,,,e. so,s Month or stom.c.ee.
C.Ss.,si Mouth N Alan. 90 C.idr.n, :.
S-cnre, Urinary Lncon naIns,p =, .',tsps
urnsilon &c.,, 49,. 80. =
N-Cures PAINFUL menses' nMp
90 spa.m. We uns' % neAhs ADi .,
,a-f,,,.. sn,ysring. a, Change Of life,
IrrsgsiarifI-.. Tlshss u Heat Paipltati5hs
All even pl.sa.s ~ Ne Heart 10
PRICE OF CABEb.
a CN'e ~ rseniy sifi lArr- Tiiia N hohcoo,
.hi Box - hrection. .............. " q
Cas- ~ r.sniy large VAL, 10 sosocoo, All
hlos ~ pfecuons .s...sss.sss...s....
Case ~ Tssniy large ViALs, riits e,ss, ahi
b'os ~ hfscton' ....',,..,..... .... 90
A'.- ~ Fnssn rois NNos ! " )soi boos
Ac..st.aysi ,o,rCs.i~iD.nib oos' -.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR,

1. onl, fair average of the actual profit To lie
derived from the use u ous ~ these mlehiucs.
and Zoe confirmation 81 ih,. truth, ~r refer % any
one of the ihoI.,ni. Who use them. They are
adapted to ever, ,ou of uo'k. Gne or coarse.
upan ,ilk co,iOn. linen or WOODEN fhrie.. also,
light aud heavy heather. They never fail ,u give
Satisfaction.
To meet the growing demand f1ta smaller and
aS,rs ,lsgan, machine fot private ani hOnsehoid
purpo,'s, Ne have just p'oioced and are ready
!, ,,r.is. order. Tor Singer
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T.. b. MiGOON l. co.,

No. Troy. VT. ffoHT'ot'
To whom al order. should he addressed. Sold
by Druggist. and Merchant. geastslly.
GEsTRAL IBrsTs.
N ~. nay, PoItliu,
VI. =. Iiurt X Co., 81 fremont Street. Boston.
q. e., Goodsin 4 Co., ~ AMI " Nsu.hsll ST..
H., ton. l,msa savage 4 90. Montreal.
Sold b, W. 4. Rn.t. VI. u. South Pals; ".
q. Hate. 4 20. p,ri.; ~ . Moves, Norway;
a. Porter. Joha q. Gerry. u W Noble aud John
u Rand. wa,etf,rl; NJ Noung. West Paris; 4.
T. knigh,, Brvant's Pond. 20
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PSm "a, EIamiao. No,toi, Va.
They hsv. been tested ia more than a thousand
cases, with entire success.
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NEW FAMILY sEwING MACHINE

which the mos, compact and beautiful Sew.
,1g Machine ever constructed. II !. ornamented
In the highest -,c Of the art. and all who see Il
are delighted with IL. I, makes the improved
inlrtlocked st,lch, sni i. capable OF doug a
GREATER variety Il work IN better style than any
ether Sewing Machine ever offered for family
punpos,..
II -. subject to the objection of u,ins twice
too much thread. and making a rSrlling seam,
like The Grover ( naker; norris Il conhued in u.
operation. to a lev thin fabrics, liable To get ou,
Of order and untitled 10 nee Han thread l'ke the
Wheeler \ Wilson machine but !. amply suHi'
Client In perform all Kinds 81 family sewing.
Price of famil, Machines ~i'h i'oa ublc CON
pl-ic Tor u,e, slOO. The larger standard ma.
chimes from sl25 10 200 send ioS !. VI. singe'
& Co. Gazette, u beautiful pictorial paper, de-
voted 10 Sewing Machines, AMI containing let Of
prices aud all other infiuniti1n on the subject.
II will be forwarded gratis.
I. 81. SINGER 4 CO.,
ass broadway, New York.
BkAscH orriorsIN
BOSTON, Alhan,, baltimore, ~ I.oui.
Prov idence Glo,e,.,iile Cincinuii,, n. OTlrsns
n. Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile
Newark. Ph,Ldslp hia Nashville, PARIS, fr.
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Local Agents wanted. -
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En,er-d according Ia act q, Cous,rss. in the ,ear
1860. by Dr. N. n. Maiiisoa, 10 the Csrks
Ofic ofihe District Court 81 Rhode Island.
The Great Indian Remedy
P0R pBNrALBS.
DR.. Nattison's Indian Emmenagoguc.

This celebrated Female N'dicine
possessing virtues aaknowa OF an,
ihi.g else 81 the Mind. and proving
ea-cisai alter all others have failed.
!. prepared iom an Iniisn plant
u.ed by the natives 6r the same
ppu,o-e fcom time immemo'ial, anal
nov iur the fret time offered 10 the
psblic. II IL designed for both
~irrisd ssi,issi,iadi,s, and 10 III.
ve'y hest thing known for the pur;
,po.e. a. !, ~ilihaiag 90 the mon,h.
!, sickness IN cases Of obstruction,
amer All oths, reme,l,s, of the kin,I
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Yp.iLnll. Mich. Jan u. 1851.
Mr.. spslding

Nf' 'TsN"'Hs
SIR;
Not long since sen, To you Coz box Of C.ph.
alic Pill. ior the cure Of the Nervous Headache
and Co.ti'ene.., and received the sane, and
they had 90 good az effect tia, va, ,ndaced 10
send Coz more.
Please return by mail. rect 20
A. u, WHEELER,
Sp.illnti, Mich.
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Over 1000 bottles

have beeu tried 10 vain. This NAV seem incIed
ihle, bat q .ur d. guaranteed "a sH ss',', OF ih'
m,sr Miti be teiusded.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-26
The Orders from Headquarters.

We publish this morning two general
orders from the COMMANDMENTS Chief. The
first appoints HoRAT1o VAN CLEvE, of Todd
county, Colonel, and JAMES GEORGE, of
Dodge county, Lieutenant Colonel, and U.
P. CoLBURN, of Fillmore county, Major of
the Second Regiment of Minnesota Volun.
teers. These appointments will give general
satisfaction throughout the State.
The. second is call upon the people to
fill up the ranks of the Second Regiment,
with an intimation that a Third and Fourth
Regiment may soon be called for from this
State. If the news of the fall of Sumpter
called quarter Of million of men to
arms, that published this morning should
be responded to by full million.
As through the awful scenes of winter
at Valley Forge, the determination to
achieve independence and Union was
strengthened, SO will the terrible reverse
and singing disgrace of to-day incite the
whole country to put forth almost superhu-
man efforts for the preservation of the UnS
ion. We heartily approve the call of the
Commander-in- Chief, and invite the people
of the State to respond to it.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-26

DWELLINGS AND FAMILIES IN MINNESOTA,
The census returns of 1860 show 80 1853
dwellings and 35,8l8 families in Minnesota,
leaving 4.O35 dwellings that are unoccupied
representing 1924 persons who were, per.
haps, at one time squatted upon claims, or
denizens of fancy cities that have long since
"gone up"
The number both of dwellings and fami-
lies is much greater in proportion to popu-
lation than any other State except Cali
fOrnia.
In 1850 the average family of the whole
Union, California excepted, was about 81
persons. In California it was 81. In
Minnesota it is now little over AZ per-
sons, being about ID per cent. less than the
National average.
This is attributed first to the youthful.
ness of the immigrant population, and,
second, to the large excess of adult males.
From the first reason, we may safely con-
clude that. another decade will show as full
houses as the fullest of the Eastern States.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-26
National Convention.

In the House of Representatives, on
Tuesday last, BEN. WOOD, of New York
offered the following resolution
Resolved, That this Congress recommend to
the Governors of the several States to convene
their legislatures for the purpose of calling an
election of two delegates from each congress.
siOnal district to meet in general Convention
at Louisville, on the first Monday in September
next, the purposes of said Convention being to
devise measurse for the restoration of peace to
our country.
1t was laid on the table-ayes 90, nays
51-all the Republicans voting aye. The
following is the negative list
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Ancons, Bailey penn.
sylvania), Browne, Burnett, Calvert, Cobb,
Corning, Cox. Cravens, Crittenden, Delaplaine,
Dunlap. English, Fisher, Fouke, Order
Haight, Harding, Holman, Jackson, johnson,
Law, Lazear, Logan, McClernand, Mallory,
Morris, Noble. NOEL. Norton, Nugan, OdeIl,
Pendleton, Reid, Richardson, Robinson, Rol.
Inns (Mo), Smith, Steele IN. W, Steele IN. !. J
Vallandigham, Vibbard, Voorhees,, w dsworth
Ward. White (Ohio), Wicklife, Wood, Wood.
ruff.
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Meeting at the Capitol

The meeting Tuesday night to consider the
condition of the country was fully attended
and very enthusiastic. The following were
|. the officers
President Gov. Ramsey.
pice Presidents.-John S. Prince, D. Cooper,
ID. A. Robertson. G. D. Gilfllan, H. Il. BigelOW.
w. L. Banning. w. j. Cullen. w. H. Peckham,
W. r. Marshall, Albert Wolff, d. w. Irgersoll.
John Nicols, Clark w. Thompson. j. ?. Kid.
der, S. p. JennisOn, j. G. Betz. E. E. Braun
SecretaieS-E. A. Otis, |. Y. d Heard. S. r.
Bond, Henry Sheffbaurer.
Committee on Resolutions-J. B. Brisbin. Jas.
w. Taylor, j. j. Knox, James Smith, Jr.. Jas.
Mills and f. Knauft.
Eloquent addresses were delivered by
Hon. David Cooper, Hon. John NJ. Gilman,
F. Houseworth Esq. James w. Taylor, Esq.
William r. Marshall, Esq, and others, at.
ter which the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the temporary check which
our arms have received does not diminish our
confidence in the courage of our troops, or in
the skill and ability oil their leaders: and that
their reverses call more loudly than their sue
cesses for US to rally to the rescue of our coun.
try's flag from rebel hands, and bear it aloft
until, in its triumphant progress. it shall float
over every foot of soil from which it has been
driven.
Resolved, That at the present, and for all
future time, no matter what reverses may
come, we pledge to the support of the Union
under which We live, the lives and fortunes of
the people of Minnesota, believing both our
lives and fortunes to be of little value, COM
pared with the perpetuation of the Govern.
ment and Constitution, established by our ia.
thers and which twenty million of free people
are resolved this day must and shall be pre-.
served
Resolved, That while we have reason to
fear that many of the First Minnesota Regi-
ment have fallen in the service of our com.
mon country, and deeply sympathize with the
families and relatives of those who have fallen,
yet we receive with pride and eXultation the
intelligence of the valor with which they de-
Tended their cOlOrs, and honored the national
flag and cause in the severe contest in which
they have just been engaged.
Resolved, That it becomes the duty of the
men of MINNESOTA, in view of the gallant pc.
sition our State has sustained through her First
Regiment, to rally to the ranks of the Second,
in order that it may also be speedily ready to
move to the defence of our flag upon the soil
now occupied by the rebel army.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-26
The Battle News.

The news published this morning shows
battle and subsequent panic were very much
exaggerated, and were undoubtedly founded
on the sta tements of those patriotic civil
ians whose presence on the field was any
thing but conducive to the success Of our
arms.
Instead of hearing that the guns Of the
enemy were laundering on Arlington
Heights, we learn not only that Washing.
ton is safe, but that the foe is safely en-.
sconced behind his entertainments at Man.
assas, and Centreville is occupied by two
divisions of our army under Gen. Tyler,
and better than all, that our loss is killed
will not exceed six hundred men.
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No Quailing.

AS an evidence of the spirit of the peo.
pie, and that there is no quailing in view of
the disaster at Manassas, Gov. RAMSEY re-
ceived dispatch from Hastings, yesterday,
asking if he would furnish transportation
for twenty men from that place, to Wash
ington, to fill up the ranks of the First reg
iment, that may have beeu decimated by
casualties. We understand the policy Of
the State government will be to first fill up
the Second Regiment, and when informa.
ton is received of the number of men
needed to bring the First up to the maxi
mum, the Governor will designate persons
in the respective localities from whence the
companies came, to recruit for it.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-26
The Minnesota First--The Killed and
WOunded--Its Gallant Conduct

Intense anxiety prevails among the
friends of our soldiers to obtain the names
of those killed and wounded. The follow
ing despatch was received by Governor
RAMSEY Tuesday afternoon:
WASHINGTON, July %.
Captains McKune and Wyckoff, and Assist
ant Surgeon LeBoutiler are killed. Acker,
Putnam and Adams wounded. DR.. Stewart is
with the wounded, and probably taken prison.
err. German and Dick (Gorman) not hurt.
Further unknown. WILKINSON.
In addition to the above we learn that
John Judkins. of Company H, and Ser
geant Macklin, are wounded. 1t will
probably be several days before full returns
of the killed, wounded, prisoners. and miss
ing can be made out and transmitted.
1t will give every Minnesotian the great
est satisfaction to learn that our boys be-
haved gallantly. The dispatches say they
were " the praise Of all. They were moved
down like grass by the batteries upon which
they advanced. The flag of the Minnesota
regiment was completely riddled."
The "mowed down like grass" is high.
wrought figure of an excited reporter,
without doubt, although the casualties must
have been numerous, and will carry sorrow
into many homes in this State.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-26
Gen. Patterson Superseded.

The telegraph announces that Major
General PATTERSON has been superseded by
Gen. BANKS, and that Gen. DIX has been
appointed to the Annapolis District, the
headquarters of which are at Baltimore:
The suspension of Gen. PATTERSON, in face
Of the enemy, can be considered in no other
light than censure of the Department on
his dilatory movements, in the absence Of
any other cause known to the public. The
report, however, may not be confirmed.