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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-24

The BEEF MARKET.-Weh aer many com.
plants of purveyors for families and board.
ing houses at the high price prevalent for
fresh meat, especially beef There has been
a rise of 25 per cent recently, attributed by
many to the war which is generally said
to be provocative of high prices of provis-
ions. The real cause, though, is owing to
the fact that the market is so poorly sup.
piled with beef cattle. Butchers say that
they can hardly keep a supply on hand of
coed fat cattle, and have to give higher
price consequently. This ought not to be,
as Minnesota farmers. can raise beef more
proftably, as a general thing, than any
thing else they produce just now. Let
them send in their fat cattle and secure a
good market now.
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AFFECTING INC1DENT.--We find the iol.
ing in Milwaukee paper


IAN aged German from st. Paul, who was
in search of lost daughter, made application
at the Jail the other day, thinking to obtain
some information which might lead to her dis.
covery. From his description of her, the jailer
was convicted that she was then in Jail for be-
ing an inmate of house of ill-fame. The
Sheriff directed the girl in question 10 be
brought into the presence of the old man. Upon
her appearance she recognized her father and
tainted. It seems that she went away from
her home in Minnesota with some colored
folks, and has since been an inmate of a house
of il.fame in Milwaukee; where she was ar.
rested q few days since, and lodged in jail for
lack of means to pay her fine. She is a very
pretty, intelligent looking girl, and is said to
worth several thousand dollars in her own
right, and her father is also quite well off. The
scene in the jail is represented as being affect.
ing in the extreme. The father has been in
search of his child for long months, and has
spent great deal of money in the pursuit.
he seems delighted 70 find the prodigal even in
this plight. He paid her fine and took her
away" '@~a-.'s ''' '"s ~
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Mothers Read This.

Thefolowing is an extractfrom letter written by the
pastor of Baptist church, in the journal and Mcssen-
ger" Cincinnati Ohio and speaks volumes IN favor OF
Syrup for children Teething
1--WE seean advertisement in your columns OF Mrs.
Winslow 'sS Soothing Syrup. Now we never sada word
in of patent medicine before in our lite but We
feel compeedtO readers, that this is hum
bug-we triedit and know it be all it claims. II
probably, OF the most successful medicines OF the
day because it is OF the best. And those OF your
read who babies Can't do better than to lay
supply.n oc9-dGwly
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sas- SIR JAMES CLARKE'S FEE,

MALE PILLS.-This well known medicine is no mpo-
silion but and safe remedy for Female Difficult
ties and Distractions, from any cause whatever and
although powerful remedy con aims nothing h1rlfu
constitution To married ladies it is peculiarly
suited. twill, in a short time, bring on the MONTH.
period with regularity
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
the BACK and Limbs Fatigue sligh exertion, Pal
pitaton OF the Heart Mysteries, and hes these Pills
will effect cure when all others have failed and al
though a powerful remedy do NOT contain iron, Gallo
MEL antimony, nyhing hurfu to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars, get pamphlet free OF the agent
N! B-Sl and postage stamps enslosed tOany author
lied agent, will ensure bottle con tanning over 50 pills
by return mails.
Sold by DAY 4 jerks, ST. Paul, and by all good
Druggists everywhere. Oc24d!Swly
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The RIVER R1sING.-The river is rising
at this point and above. The Winona PEG.
pie even, are getting little alarmed. The
Republican of a late date says The river
is rising quite fast just now, with every
prospect of flood by the first of June,
greater than any we have ever had before
since the first settlement of Winona.
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Local A # al r S.
SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION.
HALF FARE BY STEAMERS TO AND FROM
ST. PAUL.

Arrangements have been made with the
Packet Company's and Davidson's lines of
steamers, by which Delegates attending the
Convention to be held in St. Paul on the
18th of June, and travelling by either of
the above lines, on the Mississippi or Mime
sofa rivers, will receive free return tickets.
Delegates will obtain the tickets from clerks
OF steamers as they come to the city.
R. MARVIN,
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
Country papers please notice.
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WASHINGTON, May 81.
Surgeon Finlay will be Assistant Sur
geon General of the army in place of Daw-
son, deceased.
1t is sufficient denial of the reports as
to 1t. Gen. SCOTS in6rm health, to say that
he is engaged in the discharge of his official
duties not only throughout the day, but to
late hour every night.
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THE OLD SETTLERs.-The Annual Meet
ing of the "Old Settlers Association" it
should be remembered, will take place on
June l.. What will the Association do this
year without Judge Goodrich? President
McKusick, and the St. Croixians generally,
will of course be on hand
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N.Y. COUGHS.-THE SUDDEN

changes climate sources OF Pulmonary
Bronch and Asthmatc Affections. Experience hav-
proved that simple remedies often speedily and
My whea taken in the early Stages the disease
recourse should at once be had to Brow IS bronchial
rroches LOzenges let the cold, cough, irritation
of the throat be slight, by this precsution
more serious attack may be ehectualy warded OF.
Public Speakers and Singers Will lind them eectual for
clearing strsngt hening the voice. See advertise
ment dec2-d, twA w6m
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Markets.

[By Telegraph NEW York, May 81.
Flour-receipts IL, 044 bbls. Market without
important change; holders anxious to realize.
Receipts of wheat, 64,4Sl bushels. Market
heavy and dropping.
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The Roads well stocked with First Class Horfes,
Concord Coaches with careful and experienced Driy
ers all under the control of competent Agents.
SCHEDULE OF DEPARTURES FRoM ST. PAUL.
For ST. Anthony and Minneapolis-Three times daily
at ard cock A. M and 2 M.
For Manomn, Anoka Monticello, Sank Rapids and
st. Cloud-Daily a. O'Clock A. NJ. Arrive at st. Cloud
at O'Clock z. NJ.
For Belle Prairie, Fort Ripley and Crow Wing-Mon-
Gays and Thursdays at s O'Clock A NJ.
For Richmond, Alexandria, Breckinridge: Fort Alb
ert rom bic, Georgetown, Pembna and Red River Set
nement-sa' urdays and Tuesdays at O'Clock p. NJ.
For Enthusiastically at O'Clock Am.
For SuperIor-Every Monday, at O'Clock M.
For New Canada, Columbus, Sunrise with connec.
tiOns to Bayfeld-Every Monday and Thursday.
Mail for Pembina, Fort Garry, and the Red River
Settlement-Leaves every Saturday at O'Clock An.
For further particulars enquire at the General Office
on Third street. near the American the Once If
the North Western Express Company.
j. C. BURBANK,
maylz Manager.
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Monetary Matters.

''a ST. PAUL, M ay %. p
Bank, are the only Banks of those States re.
ceived at par in this city:
ILLINOIS.
| American Bank Illinois Central Bank
Alton Bank Illinois River Bank
BANK OF America, Kane County Bank
Bank OF Bloomington Mahawe Bank
Bank of Galena Marine Bank
Bank OF Indemnity M Lean County Bank
| Bank of Sparta Mechanics Bank. Har.
| Bank OF Northern Hill ding.
| nois Merchants Bank
| Cumberland Bank Ohio River Bank
| b Tinkham & Co.'s Pittsfeld Bank
BANK Reapers' Bank
Fulton Bank United States Stock
| Highland Bank Bank
| International Bank Union Bank
WISCONSIN.
Bank of Fox Lake German Bank
Bank Of Of Jefferson 9 Green Bay Bank. La
| Bank OF Madison Crosse
Bank of Milwaukee Hudson City Bank
| Bank of Northwest Juneau Bank
| Bank of Oshkosh Kenosha County Bank
Ba of Pre- du Chen Racine County Bank
Bank of Racine Sank City Bank
Bank of Rlpon Sank County Bank
| Bank of Weyawwega Second Ward B k, Mfl-
| Central Bank, James. waukee.
vile. State Bank, Madison
City Bank Of Prescott State Bank of Wiscon-
Columbia Co. Bank sin
Corn Exchange Bank Wisconsin Bank, Mad.
Dane County Bank ison
Exchange Bank of Wisconsin Fire & Ma
| Darling Il Co. rine Insur. Co., Mil.
Farmers p, & Millers' waukee.
We give below the rates of exchange sold
in this city. Funds have been mostly with.
Grawn from St. Louis, and the rate is merely
nominal.
EXCHANGE
| On New York, Philadelphia and Boston. 1907
II OF. LOUIS. .................... 800.
Gold is scarce, and selling at per cent. for
Eankable funds.
Buying. Selling
STATE. 80 W
county,. ................. 50 90
st. Paul, City. par
| MILWAUKEE. May 20.
But very little change in financial matters.
All Illinois money but that taken at par in
Chicago is discredited here. Exchange steady
and cannot be called at I per cent.
New YORK, May 20.
Stocks a shade higher but quiet. Money
plenty, but not in an over active demand. Chi
cago ard Rock Island, Is; Galena and Chicago,
So; Hudson, $50; Erie, Zig; New York Central,
72B; Missouri 6's, 37s; United States 6's, 81;
Registered, SSa.
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8 p H C1AL OTTO s.
BELIEF IN TEN MINUTE
BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS

BRIAN'S fULMONlC W AfEhS
Are unfailing in the OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Bronchitis, Sore Throat, HOarseness Difficult Breath.
ing, Incpient Consumption and Diseases OF the Lungs
They of medicine, and any child will
Thousands have been restored to hes It'll thathad
before despared. Testimony given in hundreds ofca.
ses. 4, single dose relieves in ten minutes.
Ask for Bryans Pulmonic Wafers-the original and
only genuine is stamped Bryan" Spurious kinds
offered for sale. TWENTY five cents box. Sold by
dealers generally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. \.
For sale by DAY jerks, ST. Paul, and all good
Druggists Oc24-dHWly.
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d. e ID.

In Winchester, Tennessee the 18th ult., Rev. B. 8.
JUDD, aged 4s. formerly of Chanhassen Minnesota.
Deceased's dea was caused by injuries received in
fall from the promenade of the CAPITOL at Nashville,
Tennessee. rr4rg
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M A r r I E D.

At Fort Ripley, Minnesota the 18th instant by the
Rev. E. g. Gear, father of the bride. ROSE ANGE
LINE to Lieutenant A. Z. LATIMER u. s. A.
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FORT SMELLING, May 10, 1861.
To-day, as far as the weather is concerned,
has been extremely unpleasant; rain in the
forenoon, and cold, raw, chilly wind dur
ing the afternoon. Notwithstanding this
latter fact, we hada very fair considering
the number of men about Regimental pa
rade. On the return to the parade ground,
a hollow square was formed, when Rev. Mr..
Mattocks, of st. Paul, conducted by the
field officers, appeared in the centre of the
square to conduct religious services. After
that impressive old hymn, "Before Jehovah's
awful THRONE" &c., and an earnest patriotic
prayer, be preached an earnest and eloquent
sermon from the text found in the 2lst
verse of 22nd chapter Of Matthew.
The preacher opened with neat exor-
dunn, exhibiting the occasion OF the words
of the text The main points of the SER
mon were
l. What duties do we owe to CAESAR,
i. e. the government?
l. To obey the laws.
2. 10 sustain the laws.
3. To bear arms in support of the laws of
our country.
This point, as were all the Others, was
ably enforced aud illustrated by Scripture
texts.
The preacher remarked that it was as
much Christian duty tor man to fight in
defence of the government under which he
lives as to attend upon the sanctuary on the
Sabbath in time of peace. That when
fighting under a constitutional call of his
country be can die, if die be must, as wor.
thily as if his life should end in the quiet
sacredness of bis own domestic circle.
1t was an appropriate and able discourse
ended as it was by brief exhibition of
our duty to God, called for in the latter
clause of the text. The appeal to the men
to be loyal to God, as well as true to their
country, was earnest and impressive.
In all probability Prof. Gray of Hamlin
University, or Bishop Grace, will give us
some more good counsel next Sunday.
The health of the garrison is good. All
are in as good humor as the protracted
unpleasant weather will permit. Recruit.
ing is going on as well as could be hoped
for, not as we'll as we could wish. 1t is be-
lieved all the companies will be full by
Wednesday night, when if the complete
uniforms are here, we shall be ready at
moments warning for any duty assigned us.
took a stroll around the old "reserve
after parade to-day, and in the Fort burial
ground saw many hillocks, beneath which
rested the remains of old-time occupants OF
the Fort. If feel in the vein when next
7 have a chance to scribble a few lines for
vour paper, may have something more to
say about this Home Of the Dead IT, :, .
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DON attacks the Lungs. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRO'
HE'S containing demucen ingredients, allay Pulmo.
airy and Bronchial Irritation.
"rnat trouble in my Throat, (for
which the TkOCHES are specifc.)
BROWNS having made me often u mere whis
rROCHES p. ~ .oo,.,,.n. ,,, Mp. p. WILLIS:
BROWNS Rev. E. H. CHAPLIN
~ "H Law proved extremely servicea-
IhOCdEO Rev. HENkY WARD BEEGHER
Almost instant relief tn the dis
ppowN,s dressing labor OF breathing peculiar to
Rev. A. c. EGGLEsToN.
iROCHES Contain no opium or anything in.
DR.. A. A. HAYES,
BROWNS Chemist.
rROCHES e." "a, simple and pleasant e SSa'SH
'"'''" ''' ''i Dr. 9. F. +. B1GELow,
"Benefcialin BRoscH1rIs"
rROCHES Dr. J. F. w. LAA H.5on
~ have proved them excellent for
BROWNS Rev, Il. W. WARREN.
rROCHEs ). Beneficial when completed sHssSn to
- Rev. S. j. P. ANDERSON,
"ErrEcruAL in removing Hoarse.
tROCHE S lress and Irritation of the Throat, so
common with SPEAKERS and SINGERS"
Prof M. STACY JOHNSON,
BROWNS La Grange, Ca,
Teacher OF Music, southern
Female College,
ASO "Great benefit when taken before
, and after preaching, as they prevent
BROWNS doarseness From their past effect
/ think they will be of permanent ad.
fk(JCHES Vantage to me-"
Rev, z. X. ROWLEY, A. NJ
pROwN,s President OF Athens College,
ITenn.
rROCHES
OWNS 16s. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
hOC1EO TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
A BOX.
dec2-d W WIN.
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ST. TIE OF MINNESOTA, ?
st. Paul May 18th, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS No. A.
The Commander-in- Chief again desires
to express bis qualification at the alacrity
and self-sacri6cing spirit displayed by his
fellow citizens throughout the State in re-
spending to the second call for volunteers
for three years or during the war, to serve
in the countrys defence and the maintain
ance of law and order in the land. And in
order that there may be no misapprehension
on the part of any, the COMMANDMENT.
Chief desires to announce that the First
Regiment OF Minnesota Volunteers has been
rendered aad accepted for three years or
during the war, and that 70 other regiment
will be called for or accepted from Mime
sofa at present.
As the maximum number of officers and
privates comprising regiment under the
call for volunteers for three years or during
the war is some two hundred and fifty
greater than was required lOr a regiment
under the call for volunteers for ninety days,
and as the fame and glory of the State il
dependant somewhat upon full efficient
and courageous regiment, the Commander
H. Chief desires all patriotic citizens who
are anxious to serve in their country's de-
fence to report themselves at Fort Smelling
and enlist in the First Regiment until the
same reaches the maximum number allowed
under the order from the War Department.
1t is desired that all military organiza-
lions in the State should be maintained and
perfected, that any future call for volunteers
from this State may be answered the more
promptly.
By order of the Commander-in.Chief,
JOHN B. SANBORN,
Adjutant General.
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Few are awaresofthe importance of checking cough
or common cold" in its first stage that which il the
ceginning would yield to mild remedy, if neglected.
soon attacks the Lungs. " Browns BRONCHIAL TRo
HE'S, containing demulcent ingredients, allay Pumo.
airy and Bronchial Irritation.
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MILITARY MATTERS.
GENERAL ORDERS No. Al

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, J
SITE OF MINNESOTA,
st. Paul May 18th, 1861. J
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ST. PAUL, M ay %.
The following named Illinois and Wisconsin
Bank, are the only Banks of those States re.
ceived at par in this city:
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Produce Market.

ST. PAUL, May o.
Farmers from the country will find that the
prices Obtainable are as follows:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,


COUNTY YUBA, S.
DISTCICT COURT, Tenth Judicial District. The
~ People of the State of California to Charles Ilei
sen alias Charles Heisenbuter and s. Beecher VIII
liam Becher, partners under the name OF Belcher q
Belcer greeting, You hereby required to appear
in an action commenced against you as Defendants
by John Fall, William S. Webb and George NJ Han
son under the name and style of Hanson, Fall and
Webb as Plaintiffs, in the District Court of the Tenth
Judicial District in and for the County OF fuba state
Of California and the complaint hereir, (Which
is on 6ie with the Cleek of said CountyO within ten
days after service upon you of this Summons
sve of the day Of service served in said County OF
Yuba twenty days If served out of said County but
in the Tenth judicial District Of the ST te fCaforna
forty days If served out of said District but with
in the State; judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer of the said com
plant. The said action is brought to obtain judg-
ment and decree of this Court annuing and cancell
ing nine certain promssory notes particularly dcscrib-
ed in this said complaint executed by the said PITTS
and delivered to you the said Charles llesen alias
Charles Ileisenbutter about the 9th day of
Feb'y 1861, amounting now to about $4S5S 0l-100and
now in the hands of you l. s. Belcher and William
Belcher and alleged by the said plaintiffs to have been
frauduenty obtained from hem by the said Heiscn
alias Hesenbutter, and also to restrain the endorse
ment transfer osale of said notes by you either
of you and to the of 5000 90 damages all
of which is particularly set out in their said complaint
to which reference is hereby made, together with such
other and further relief in the premises to said
Court may right and proper and il you fail to
the said complaint, the said plaintiffs Will APP
ply to the Court for the relief demanded therein.
.... Given under y hand and the Seal of said
seal: Court, this 25th day of fJnyA.D D. 1861.
49, WIN. T. ONEALE,
Clk of the District Court in and for the Co. of Yuba
BY NJ. d. DoBBTNs, Dep C1k.
G. II. DE LONG GEORGE ROWE, Att'ys for Plaa's.
july27-1aw4w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06
Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
CnnN1Y nF SrTTFR- 90.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, L.
COUNTY OF SUFFER-, '''
n the District Court of the Tenth Judicial District
Il fdf said County and State The People of the State
ofCalifornia to John Jackson, greeting: You
hereby summoned to answer the complaint Oflsahella
jackson, in said Court, fled in said county, agains.
you defendant. within ten days from the service
you of this summons, fserved within this County;
if served out of said County, but within said Tenth
Judicial District, within twenty days. if seryed out
Of said Tenth Judicial District then within forty days,
exclusive of the day ofservce in an action commence
ed on the sixth day of June A. 1861, in said Court.
The said action is brought praying for the Judgment
and decree OF this Court dissoving the bonds of mat
rimony existing between you and this plaintiff,
and awarding to her the and custody other three
children the fruit of her marriage with you, and such
other and further relief TO equity and good
science belong &c; all of which will fully appear
by reference to said plaintiffs complaint now on file
with the Clerk of said Court And you hereby no
tilted that if you fail to answer the complaint above
directed, plaintiff will apply to the Court for The
lief therein demanded.
...... In witness whereof, hercunto set my hand
seal; and atiX the seal of said Court, at my Office,
80 in Yaba City. this seventh day of Jane, A
ID. 1861. g. j.. WiLCOX0N, Clerk,
jcS 1aw3m BY s. J. SsABIER, Deputy CFk.