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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-05-23
FROM ARKANSAS.
THE ADVANCE OF GEN. CURTIS ARMY.
REMARKABLE PROCLAMATION FROM THE
GovERNOR OF ARKANSAS.

The army of the Southwest marching on
Little Rock under Gen. Curtis, has just
been re-organzed, three divisions itstead of
four constituting the new arrangement,
commanded as follows:
First Division, Brigadier General Fred
erick N. Steele:
Second Division, Brigadier General Eu.
gene A. Carr:
Third Division, Brigadier General, P. J..
Osterhaus.
Little Rock papers of the 9th and 10th
of May have been received Ola Batesville,
Arkansas.
Governor Rector of Arkansas, on the 9Th
inst, issued long proclamation calling out
1900 men to protect the State from the
Federal advance, and to serve twelve
months. This proclamation is a remarka-
bly, rich document in the strong expressions
so current in Southern manifestoes. In 1T
the Governor intimates the possible slough.
ing of from the dead carcass of the Confed.
crate States, for which reasonable senti.
men his proclamation is denounced by the
Arkansas State Gazette as a compound of
usurpation, treason and trash" That pa.
per directs attention to the production " as
a curiosity" We quote single paragraphs:
Untoward events have placed her (Ar-
kansas) beyond the pale of protection {;
much impaired, though not incapable of re
sstance, she will strike blow for liberty,
and continue to be free; if left to her fate
she will carve new destiny rather than be
subjugated. 1t was for liberty she struck land
not for subordination to any created secOn-
Diary power north or south. Her best friends
are her natural allies, nearest at home, who
will pulsate when she bIeeds, whose utmost
! hope is not beyond her existence. If the
arteries of the confederate heart do net per.
neate beyond the east bank of the Missis.
sppi, let southern Missourians, Arkansians,
| Texans, and The great West know it, and
prepare for the future. Arkansas lost, aban.
doned, subjugated, is not Arkansas as she
entered the confederate government. Nor
will she remain Arkansas Con-
federate State, desolated as a wills
derness her children fleeing from the
wrath to come, will build them a new ark
| and launch it on new waters, seeking a ha-
ven somewhere of equality, safety and rest.
Be of good cheer. my countrymen, there is
still balm 10 Gilead, the good Samaritan
will be found. Strike now and ever for
your homes and liberty, against all men who
iuvate the one or dispute the other. The
despotic power of the North, which seeks
now to crush you, contains in its own crea-
ton ripe seeds for its early destruction.
The Little Rock True Democrat, referring
to the proclamation, says:
In less perilous times we should CON-
ment upon this production more at length,
but as it is, let it pass now by entering our
earnest and most solemn protest against
certain features in it.
The State Gazette is printed on dirty,
yellow paper, and the editor announces that
after an existence Of nearly forty three
years, it must suspend its publications.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-05-23

It will be seen by our dispatches that
the proclamation Of Gen. HUNTER, declar.
ing all the slaves in South Carolina, Georgia
and Florida "forever Free" was entirely un-
authorized by President LINCOLN, and it il
intimated that it will not meet bis approval.
The Presidents policy is supposed to be
settled by his action in FREMoNT's case, 10
which all the members of the Cabinet con-
Cured FREMONT only proposed to free
the slave of convicted rebels, but HUNTER
makes no distinction between loyalists and
rebels.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-05-23

MILITARY MATrERs.-Governo Ramsey
has revoked the commission of Captain L..
E. Clark, of company I, Fourth Regiment,
and appointed Lieut.. Lieb, in his stead.
The reasons given for this change are that
Captain Clark, for the purpose of securing
his election as Captain, agreed to give to
Lieb two hundred and fifty dollars, for his
withdrawal and influence; and that after
the election and commission Clark failed to
carry oat the agreement.
There is some doubt among military men
whether commission can be revoked for
other than military cause, and the case in
question has been forwarded to the Adju.
tant General at Washington city for bis de-
cision. 5'"-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-05-23
Letter from Senator Rice.

Colonel D. A. ROBERTSON has kindly per-
mitted US to lay before our readers the fol.
lowing private letter addressed to him by
Senator Rice: ..
WASHINGTON, D. G. May II, 1862.
DEAR SIR Day before yesterday re-
turned from Yorktown and Fortress Mon
roe. At the latter place met Generals
German and Dana, just embarking with
their brigades for West Point, on their way
to Richmond. I also met Colonel Sully,
Chaplain Neill, Doctors Hand and Morton,
Adjutant Sproat and Quartermaster Wood;
also Captain Russell ard many other officers
and privates of the Minnesota lst Regiment,
and ID Company Sharpsbooters. All were
in fine spirits, but were we'll Drowned and
somewhat soiled in appearance.
Generals German and Dana with those
under their command, have, from their cool.
ness, bravery and energy, fully met the am
ticipations of their warmest friends. Chap
lain NELL was in fine health-acting as
priest, nurse and banker for those under bis
religious charge.
An old General told me that the Minne>
sofa First was the finest regiment that he
ever saw. In that Regiment there is no
fault-6Iding-each and all are ready for
any duty at moments warning and not
only ready but able to perform.
All that you have seen in the papers in
regard to the concealed torpedoes and in
fernal machines in and around the evacuated
works does not color the truth. 10 any
other part of the civilized world had such
means been resorted to, the perpetrators
would have been given up to indiscriminate
slaughter. To say the least, those who
have adopted such fendish means to
destroy life, cannot expect to find man in
a Northern State so dehased as to sympa-
thize with them or their cause.
l witnessed the Smelling of the batteries
on Sewall's Point and Craney Island |;
was so near that 1 could see every dis
charge from both sides, and with a small
opera glass could count every one on top of
the Merrimac. The Monitor cannot be
described--she is beyond description, in-
side and out.
Gen. Mcclellan has nobly met the antici.
patton of his fellow countrymen, and fally
repaid the confidence placed in him by
President Lincoln.
We may now look for speedy peace,
but alas the destruction of life and proper
tv. Wherever the rebels have been, all is
desolation desolated.
The trip was not only one of the deepest
interest to me, but was of great benefit to
my health.
This rambling writing / hope may pay
you for its reading.
With regards to your family,
c am truly your friend,
~ M. RICE.
Hon. D, A. ROBERTSON, st. Paul.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-05-23
Distress Among the Poor Women OF
England.

In the last number of Once.a- Week there
is curious article entitled "Where the
aag-there the family" which begins by
pourtraying the miseries in England result
ing from this war, and concludes by an ap.
peal for the poor women of England. Here
are few of the writer's facts He says
that many Of the Lancashire mills are clos
ed for the want of cotton and while there
is an abundance of silk at Coventry thsre
is no demand for ribbons. The warehouses;
are filed to overlooking with young wo.
men and girls. Out of three millions of
English women of fitting years for work,
two millions are at work for their living;
and the number of manageable women
who have no prospects of obtaining bus.
bands at home, is six hundred thousand.
Those who enjoy the privilege of sewing for
living, usually receive only about fifty
dollars per annum; and the writer states
that out of 1874 ladies whom he knew to be
thus supported, 124 were unmarried daugh<
tiers of professional men. AS the remedy
for all those evils the writer suggests that
the poor women of glorious and proud Eng.
land shall be herded together and sent off
to New Zealand, British Columbia, and
other inbospitable regions. From all this
it would seem that England is oppressed
with something quite as bad and very much
like, slavery. 1t would be well, we fancy,
for this mistress of nations to step her whin-
ing about unfortunate America and do
something to emancipate her own slaves.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-05-23

The total loss to the insurance COM
NAMES By the late fire in Troy, is 81 ,l64, 1926,
Of the l28 insurance companies doing busi-
ness in the State, 70 had losses in this fire
fifty New York State companies, and
twenty three companies Of other States.
The London and Liverpool Company lost
1851, 900, and the Troy Mutual $4,000.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-05-23

Com. Foote is going to New York.
He will remain at Cleveland until sufficient
IL recovered to return to the Mississippi
AotilIa. os.-il
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-05-23
Accident to the Fourth Minnes0ta-F,lve
or Six Men Killed.

A dispatch to the Chicago Times, from
Cairo, says lamentable casualty occurred
on board the steamer Gladiator, as she was
passing up the Tennessee on Tuesday. The
Fourth Minnesota Regiment was on board i,
and when the steamer was just above Pari
Landing, her upper works gave way, killing
five or six, and ipjuripg several others. The
names of the hurt could not be ascertained.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-05-23

Colonel D. A. ROBERTSON has kindly per-
mitted US to lay before our readers the fol.
lowing private letter addressed to him by
Senator Rice: -
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Q}on Der sgeitn1a Mnmrne.

SETTING MDnrpe, 80. Stunt. De-
Irfrjper miro balO gang fret pom 6abr3eu9er
a. glo1 INNER tpmmsn Dampfsr uni
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, Gem VamuntY maren feline Tabrjeust
f0r.
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eOealberiAte ons sgafetnatsn.


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uuter'm 80. Stunt aus WianoIae:
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tbogruptte AnD 2oBit f6prte 9bnen, betlaufo
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2ln8 hclll 9Deifen.

SnerinnFries III &entucfD. BON Waitd,el's
R~artemcut = Bon gsalbpiue umt weinpbis
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unlere G~anpnenbOOte tGmren lei Dem
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SerfaNung
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Ga =. mno 1ertuuttoete @oloaten slla
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@eeQl9aft nnO Die GerfaIung tann purA
3pet Drittbeile Der antpeIeapfn Mttetieeer ab,
ge1ltSert perpeu.
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(Nua aug au8 Der Waier.O r6onan3 80. TO- 2
Dit aae Nchnpnaen iIr @afsr-Senten unb @afer-Stel.
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seerttt ntre. 9e928. etenfons
Sani25 5nI iaG g8aiIsr Re~atltretcr.
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8otal 2,439 1926 LAB
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