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GEO REED, Pair'if's Attorney.
Dated, Mauto voc, uc,ober 81 1861.
Circuit Court M n nilOsyOc Co.

Chnr'"s T. D aprr, Daniel p Eh'k, Phk.,
p. Ca'k. G-"ge II. Cl-ik. AID f j al F. Clark
"gni. - obadiah II. PI.'t
Tn State nf 's"nus n to Oh ,diah n Pisu.
NOU n'e h"re''. -nmmonel ard - quir t.
i answer tie CON! 'l,rr i h s"'In.t. . Inch
fred in the Office ~ tine Cierk at IN. Circul'
Court, County If NanIt"wnr. aud a c'py ct
wh,t h l. herewith served nu Won and 10 srry.
cop, ~ Your answer rn tive said conpl an on
the sub-crhr, hi Off, G. in his chung house.
IN he viii e. of NnnI'osoc. H. sand .ourt,
Within rwenr, dave sfter the service 81 this sam
mons on ynu, .xciu I'VE OF the "av of such ser>
v.ce aud IT you i {" answer the sad com
piainr within the line ,fnresnid the plaintiffs III
this acti"n will tx Judgment against you for
'hre. ,.n; drrd md TT, tour dnil ~. with ptrr
81 ir'rn the hi,h dr., cf July, one tho s,hd
ugh r,unGr 4 an1 s'xt,-pue beside the c,>t-
OF his rctnn
GEO. REED, Plairtil'~ ATTORNEY
Dated VI. i'nwf,r y. & 1861
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En- yss5tscuS E,sN [.

William II. Glover and & forge : G.over az ,
hbtd'sh Ii. Piatt- hanltp"oc county, Town OF
N.nnowoc-ss. 7" Otnni.h II Piau
YOU are hereby notified that \ ~arrant nf al
i iac! me' has hern is-uedH2ai st you A. d so,.r
pr pet, nttnchrd. I" satisfy h. demand at WI
liam ii. Gi v:r aud Cog =. Glover sm"un'-
ing Ia Fii;s SIX dollars aud Seven Cents No.
III. e-s vou sta appear before W W Wild ), i
Ju iI:e OF the Pace l., AID t"r st,1 county, a
hi nfic" IN sad rnwn OF u sixth ID. If + N
r,inrv A. u 1862 It ten oct C Ia ,h, f,,r-Ino,
Judgment viii tie rendered against YOU and YOU
rr perry sofa To pay the I,bL.
WILLIAM Il. GLOVER and GEORGE S GL"vsR.
Ptur,,ff
Dated this 18th day of January. A u 1862
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.


A Benevolent I,iritu,ion established by spec,i
Endowment for the Relief OF the Sick and
Distressed fflicted uth Viruent and Epidemic
Diseases, and especialIyfor the Cure of DIseA-
s-s Of the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis bv the Ac
1Fl ting Surgeon. t. all WHO apply oy letter
wi IA - tr-erip ion OF u cir enuciti1n, inge occu
PATTON. habt' Of lite, &c, 9 ii in csses ~ e1-
'r"ne poverty, Medicines furnished free OF
che &c
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoea
and utker l'n-"ase' Of me Sexual Organs. aud o.
The NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispe,,>
sary, sent to the afflicted in sealed litter envel.
opes, free Of charge Two or three stamps for
postage will be scceprshie
Adcres. DR.. J. SKlILIS H0UGHTOS 49,
Ing Surgeon, How AID Association. NJ. SnnL
Nah Street, +. sdepki, Ps Bs order ;, Tn.
Directors. EZRA u HEARTH ELL Pre,'t.
Gho. FAlRthlIb Secretary.
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Circuit COnrt--COunty OF Mani.
lDSSOe.

John w. Perego. ward b. Buckley, George
7, Blikley ard J ,hn g. Pnmptou against Ola,
dian II. Piatt.
T.e STATE If Wisconsin To Obadiah ii pla,,.
yvnU ~. hsrehv summoned aud required 20
l answer the c rapii - III thl- acn'n, which
i fled i; the fl e Of the Cltnk ut the Circuit
C.rr Can't of Nanitu..c. nj q copy OF
which !. here with served on y"u snd Z" serve
copy of ycur swer 10 The -a'd complain, on
the subscriber, 1t his Gftcr, IN MS h".ih"g
house in h. lage OF Man.tn~oc III aid c uHiy.
tstIn t.seutS day at'er h. service ~ t"i- snf-
nous on yon, exclusive ui the nsy of such r
aud il you taii 80 snsw,r the said c"D-
plaint within thu time aforesaid, the plaintiRs
in this action will taxi jidgm, nj against Won fos
| he SUN of one hu"dr-h and uiuety fv. 60.iOo
dollar win in er ~ from the eighteenth nav Of
| April, ole IN us.ud eight hundred aud sixty.
besides the c"st- Of hs action
GEO. X ED, Plaintiff Attorney.
| Dated Msnituwoc October 81, 1861.
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NG1ice

rs HEREBY GIVEN that n Special Elsctioo
l. will be held on III. fist TIC ,lay. bei,g III,
Fn.t day OF ADr1l mex, in the several Towns
Wtsds aud Election Pr@cincts il the county
Naiit"",c, State 81 Wisconsin,. jor the ec;inI
IL TWO Cum SupeIvis rs tor said county al
AaHi|o"oc. for The ubexpired term. 20 fill VA
dances caused ov The resignation of Ly mali En-
els n and Niles Sore, son
WYMAN MURPHY.
Sheriff O. Ma tow N".. Wis,
Dated Shirts pffce Fl 81 1852
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Notice to Creditors.

| PaOSalE :,anlt wo: 'fT >. Court. H.
i the matter of he estate of True n. Bailey
deceased.
To IL, whom it NAV concern:
Letters OF administration on said estate hsv,
.ng beer issued to GeoIg, n Wnod'n, of the
village OF Ma"itowoc, AID State of Wisconsin
on rhr 7th dav of Oct"be.. 1861 aud ten month.
fr M ANA after sad day being allow uni iui
ted for creditors to p,r.enr thrr claims for tx
animation and aiuwiucr N,t,cc l. h, r-hy civ
thst til unist-ig ed will on Mondav rht
Sd day at HaIr'., 1862 abd O.. the fist Mund ),
OF each month Thereafter, III, the -1prnt on OF 81,
mort tbs from the date hereof, at his Office in tn,
village of AanLuwoc, receive ex ,mine, aud ad
j's' ali claims and demands If all persons agais
said deceased
HENRY PIERCONT. Co Julge
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Dated JinTarv 10 1862
Circuit C3GIt---IaA itowoc County.
Fedsr'"k &, Jones summon. f., ~,

Circuit c3clt---AaAitowoc County.
-, summons for mo
chu.L.s NM, a ,.,,-, Pr, my d"m,hd on
and G..or.rll B,rfhuo ..rw.
Th.. State of Wisconsin,. Gem not served \
7" Charles Dur"nd, George Rice aud GcurYe
II. Rar hotonrw, d-tenlant.
NbU arc hereby suntrlto' ed ard r. ori-. d IN
l. q Ger thr crui'iri III Ihi- aciiori, which
Is II, III the ,tf.. al tue Gle oi the C,r.ut
Cont, county OF NJ I'll owor AID n c. D, If Inch
l. her" 10 served and 10 serve - couy
0 y"ur hnsa e. tn. sa"t c,'Inpia iut thu sub.
sc'btr, at his tiiuc, fri- "w.'h x house IN 10
village OF MdnItosUc, H. aid ~ with n
."e t. davs af..r Nh. service of this SUMMONS
n YOU tXc.u~ive nf the dav ot nuch service
and u YOU til t the sal com, ,laint
witt the rm' # re1,i The plaintiff. in rhl. ac-
ton Will '+kr ia gm, ut az inst You t,r III. sum
OF NV" ih"u>a If light hni,dr aud spvepr>>six
40 ] f"tTs w.t. interest from tie a h d " Of
W.. lS@6. o.: S3gG GEO: rom th- fl - day Of
Jn'y, i>5j on $50 0; from he s d., Of
Ma lHi6 a.. >5ia gS from III. IL b d y II
MAY, 1856 ~, 81 81 II. and fran thr Bis day
OF Ma. 1896, S:jI 30 b. sd = tie Z. Of
this srtr"u. GEO REED, p f. Au'y.
i ,sed, Nov. IA 1861
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ONCE SUu's of SCE9Ols.

MANITowoc CoUarY Jan. Isl. 1867.
The County Superintendent can te
lie found at the Office Of the Count,
Judge in the Court House. an Monday
Of each week during his business hours
from ID \. NJ, to 3 T. NJ and on surlI
other days as bis official duties will per,
nit.
B J. VAN VALKENBURGH.
Sr,pri,,t,,,iopf
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THE SEMI WEEKLY WORLD.

The Semi Weekly World is q large qtalt"
shre, :. IN. sz- the duy, containing it,
new. corr.s2on ience. miscellany, and edlr orr
as, its commercial and mark news, and al
way-a 90 ID original story. or seine hrlliar,
production from the best Eiglsh nnvelisrs anG
per, .dicsl writer's Its cattle market and pre-.
VISION r.pors make it bighly valuable to ever,
tariner
So Per annum; two CO. les TO one address 50;
five copies 80 one address, Sll To clergy" eli
81 per ,err S,nlie co"i.s, Three cents, Pub
li,hed Tuc-,ia,s aud Fr,days
Ten c"pi.s, SO Far club Of ten copies
an xtra copy n,ii he -cni for oi.e year,
For club of 20 copies, cNpt Of he Rii,
tor one year F.:r club o. SO copies The Dali
y, Weekly, and S:mr-W Weekly will be sent io'
one year.
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CtrsRii -ManiluWUr County.

Thomas Kennedy.
The State OF " WISCONSIN, to Thomas Kennedy
GU are hereby summoued and iequr. d T..
L answer the Complaint in This asi,n., -
copy of which was filed n the uffire al h. CI.
OF the Circuit Cnu OF NaiitoWur tcun', Wi
consn OIL the 80 h day September 1861 .auu
20 serve II c"l ri YOUR answer t. the sad com
pialnt on the subscribe, III ny "f1icr, III he
village OF MaTltowuc, VIII hin t",ny DAYS aztec
the service hereof. exclusive OF the day of suct
servics and IT " u fail to answer The -ad cnu
giant within ih" me- aio es, I'd tire piaIn,Iti IL,
This action will tx. Judgment against you ;
the sum OF one huGdr,d aud -.vehty do iai- att
twenty cents with inttr rt nom ne iiurteeirh
day OF July, one tiou>aud eight huhdred nod
sixty, besides 'h,. at ths ac:inn
GEO. y. q. ODIN. Pa, tiff Auorne,
Dated, jan 2 1861
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Circuit Court-- County.

Brthuei B. Vincent. John II. nc.n. Will
liam Hrmr"d. D yd Himrod ard David Shirk,
against 0ba iiah III Plat The State of Wis
consin To the above named Defendant:
YOU are hereby summoned Il r, qpired TO
answer the compliant ~ This actior. wb''h 10
flied IL the file" of he ERIK If the Circuit
Court. COMFY 81 Ma',it"w"c = Lhr Cn1rr House
IL Nj it".uc, AMI (" e w n C ,py I Your AL =
sw"r tie -nl'i complaint he snh'c her at
nv 'ihc- IN the village ct ,niro"or within
twenty dt,s If er the service OF Thu -um .noas
ynn. exclusive oi the Il ~ at such s-rslve :
mud II Nol I'LL 20 answer the said nI liant it'll
in the time aforesaid, The plaIniiff> III this &C.
lion will take dym NJ against uu or the sum
q, Two hund,-d aud eighty on. duliars and forty
II e cents, with rt-rrsr fr III the lsth day OF
MAY ,hnusa light hundred and ifty nine
u, sI'i-S the c',>r- al dis -cliDu
Wirn"s- tie Honorable DIvid T,ylor. Judge
at rhe Circuit ''turt tor sd e. ultv ~ Mrui,n-
voc, this 10Th da, o. Drceu,hrr ia the year 4, n G
rhousnd ei~ mt huuhrsi and TX me
GE '. REED, PITS Atty.
Dated inGarv 10 1862
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B j. VAN VALKENBURGH.
Drawing Of GrI nj and fctit
LnrRra.

OFFICE or CL'kK or CIscurT CorKr,
Mrnitosoc c unity, Fet. IS, 1862.
NOTICE 10 hereb, given that in pursuance
l OF law, the drasil & Of the Grand AID Petit
j urors for the April Term of said C,uri viii AXE
place at my office Oil Friday. March IA, 1862 at
2 o'clock P. u.
JFRE CROWLEY
Clerk of Ciscnr Court
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SO AIDS DF ~ GOD wanted a, N.
w Ea iitowo~ Pilot Office, for which the
hIghsst price will be paid IN subscsip zoos to "a.
paper, advertising, ke.
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sIy77GC2 RAPE SEED.

n or.ie- 20 earn thelr 5u- Mug 81. TIE
Mil :,r:.le cy-nc'r,. snr' bus cv aIr.rtisy II
RsIa So nor CASH, a"d p.r.'.ctrre oniT
II -ifie; -. Fsr'.ers susr rs. s.eieFei Ina.
.Ha r3iE-.vor T. servo ,Htm in this pe Of bu1i.
I.-s 4. s.,f satisfaction.
~ &c ~ 1:.pe Seed for sale. al will fur
Doh 1t - farmer a. a chesp rate, induce
!nent fcr them to cultivate Il
WILLIAM RAHR.
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THE UNDERSIGNED iater = 10 erect this
l .e.sJ- f-,t-ciass OH 3zsLL aas-
i:e.so- H therefore you'd ask sae Farmers 70
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-10
Charleston In Danger.

By the arrival of the Vanderbilt at New
York, we learn that the brigade under com.
mand of Gen. STEVENS, had advanced on
the mainland to within six miles of Charles.
ton, and taken possession of rebel batteries
after short resistance. The rebel loss is
unknown, but our forces had eight wounded,
including Major WATSON, of Michigan,
MORALLY. By flag of truce, the rebels OBJ
tanned an hours time to bury their dead,
from which we infer they must have suffered,
considerable loss.
After all the abuse heaped on General
SHERMAN, because be has not sooner accom-.
plished his work, it appears to US that he
is doing it up about as expeditiously and as
safely as any other commander. We expect
soon to hear that he has taken Charleston,
and that his enemies will "hide their dimin.
ished heads"
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we found that the paper, was, through the

we found that the paper, was, through the
convenient Intervention of the Secretary of
State, obligingly paid for by the State be.
fore work was commenced by the State
Printer. And not only so, but that Secre-
tary BAKER was kind enough to certify for
nearly double the quantity of paper used
in printing the two volumes, and at the
generous price of $40 ream, for surplus
and all. The bill rendered by Mr.. MAR
SHALL for paper for the Senate and House
Journals, which was filed in the Auditors
Office, April 9th, 1861, reads as follows
ST. PAUL, April ~, 1861.
State of Minnesota,
To VIM. r. Marshall, State Printer.
For 80 reams double medium "a p 80,
fine white wove Book paper, for Sen
ate and House Journals, $l0.. 1920. 90
Received payment,
VIM. R. MARSHALL, State Printer.
By WIN. F. WHEELER, Clerk.
OFFICE OF THE SECY. OF STATE
April 9th, 1861. I
hereby certify that the above bill is cor
rect.
]. II. BAKER. Sec. of State,
As to which certifcation, we are obliged
to differ from Secretary BAKER, to the ex-
tent following: The two volumes contain
together, $50 pages. The edition printed was
300 copies and the amount of paper used
was II reams and 19 hundredths and not
another sheet was, nor could have been u.s.
ed in the printing of these two volumes.
The amount stolen, therefore, by Mr. MAR
SHALL, with the aid of Secretary BAKER,
on this one item of paper for the body OF
the Journals of the Senate and House, was
IA reams and 81 undredths-which, at
$40 ream, makes $l48.IO. This sum
shows profit of theft of between 40 and
so per cent on the gross charge of $500
which is very fair for man of Mr.. MAR
STALLS fright moral sympathies," and a
feat that does no discredit, we are happy
to add, even to the we'll established reputas
ton of Secretary BAKER.
We have, in this and the preceding arti-
Gle, taken glance at the volume of Session
Laws, the two volumes of Journals of the
House and Senate, and about one-eighth
part of the Incidental Printing of the last
session. We have shown that WILLIAM R
MARSHALL, the State Printer, has managed
to steal from the State Treasury, by fraud
ulent charges
On the volume of Laws..... ....... $424 &c
On one.eighth part of the Incidental
Printing. zoo Ia
On the two volumes of Journalist. 2l4 IL
Making the respectable swindle of 1894 81
Which, considering the fact that Mr.
MARsHALL's sympathies are of the right
moral" kind, and that his instincts are
"heaven. born" makes up as peculiar case
of theft as we have ever been called upon
to record.
ITo BE CONTINUED.
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Br1gaCier General Dana.

We learn by the special dispatch to the
New York Times, of the 9th, that the
President has appointed Col. N. j. T.
DANA, of the lst Minnesota, Brigadier
General, and has sent bis name to the Sen.
tablished for himself high reputation du.
ring his short service on the Potomac, and
there can be no question as to his prompt
confirmation.
The name of Gen. GoRMAN had not been
sent to the Senate up to fortnight ago /;
and this nomination of Col. DANA, as Brig.
adler, may indicate that the President does
not intend Gen. GoRMAN to retain his press
ent rank and position in the service.
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The Telegraphic News.

Mr.. Gillett, as we'll as other persons who
have lately been released from Richmond,
speak of a decided Union sentiment there,
that is only kept down by military terrorism.
The Allopathic doctors at Washington
are indignant because the Homeopathic sys>
tenn has been introduced to limited extent
in the army hospitals.
An attempt is made to contradict the ru-
NOR that a nigh military officer is under ar
rest tor treason, in Washington, but the
fact is acknowledged, as regards another
person than the one named. We have not
yet heard who that person was.
The committee of Ways and Means will
report a bill authorizing the issue of $780,
100000 of demand treasury notes, receiva-
BILE for all public and private dues and debts,
making them legal tenders, and exchangable
for six per cent. bonds.
On Sunday, six thousand rebels attacked
Connecticut regiment near Hancock, Ma
ryland, and at last accounts were sheling
that town, and in turn they were shelled by
General Lander.
Jacob Nj. Howard has been nominated in
Michigan as United States Senator, in
place of the late Senator Bingham, de-
ceased.
One of the best items of news in the
dispatches, is hint that the sources OF
rebel information of what transpires in
Washington, have been discovered.
A decisive battle, or retreat of the reb-
els in Kentucky is still expected sin few
days." In the meantime report from
Nashville states that skirmish had taken
place on Green river, between bodies of
rebel and Union cavalry, in which the fed
eral troops lost fifty men and the rebels but
three.
A skirmish has taken place at Williams
port, on the upper Potomac, in which the
rebels suffered severe loss. Twenty>nine
bodies were buried by our troops.
The Palmetto planters, having burned
their cotton to the amount of $4,000, 900,
are now deploring their hasty action, sup.
posing that the blockade is about to be
raised by England, when they could have
shipped and sold it. They are enraged at
King JEFF. for his neglect of their coast.
The rebel army at Centreville is reported
in a demoralized condition. Too much
credit must not be given to such statements.
There has been more firing at Pickens,
but without much effect on either side.
An important movement has been made
by our forces at Ship Island. They have
possession of Biloxi, on the main land, in
Mississippi, and it is reportad that they are
determined to occupy jackson, which is only
q short distance from Mobile, which APP
pears now to be entirely cut off from cons
munication with New Orleans.
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A First Glance at a M0nsIrOus SWIM
dIe-The State Treasury Robbed
The Right Moral Sympathies,"
and "Heaven.BOrn Instincts !" of
William r. Marshall.

When the Federal Administration saw
fit to select the PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
in place of the Press, as the medium of its
official communication with the public, and
the fact was modestly announced by US, the
Press treated us to column of denuncia.
ton, and spoke of the act as San insult to
the ever true and loyal supporters of Repub-
lican principles" The proprietor of this
paper, speaking for moment in his proper
person,) couldn't see it exactly in that light.
He had been, ever since his majority, a
Wing first, and.a Republican afterwards
and had never acted outside these two or.
CARNATIONS. Whereas, be has learned that
the Editor Of the Press did rejoice himself,
once, in being called Democrat. And he
couldn't understand how the fact of bestow-
ing patronage, by the Federal Administra-
tion, on person whose Republican fidelity
had never been, and never could have been,
questioned, should be regarded as an insult
to the ever true and loyal supporters of Re,
publican principles" or to any other class
Of true and loyal men.
In the editorial of the Press, to which
we have referred, there were assumptions
of self-suf6cient goodness which excited
our suspicious. Our experience has been
that the correct man has but little
need to talk much about "high moral sym.
pathies" and "heaven-born Instincts" when
he is describing his own qualities that,
indeed, the correct man rarely, if ever, does
talk so but that the hypocrite does, very
often. Suspecting that the Editor of the
Press might belong to this latter class, we
concluded to test the matter, yesterday, by
an examination of his dealings with the
State, in connection with the public print
ing. And, we are sorry to say, that such
examination convinced us that our sus
picions we're lamentably well.founded. We
had but few hours to spare on this ex-
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The st. Paul Press Troubled In 1ts
NIind..a Specimen Of its Fairness

The selection of the PIONEER AND DEMO.
Graf, by the Federal Administration, as
the medium of its official announcements to
the public, troubles our neighbor of the
Press to an extent that excites our sympa-
thy. We are aware that the enjoyment of
this patronage" as the Press calls it, was
very desirable, if not necessary, to that con-
Germ, in q money point Of view ; but, if we
could have foreseen the anguish which has
epsued, it would have induced hesitation on
our part as to its acceptance
The Press is annoyed to the extent of
uttering column of complaint, by the
simple announcement of the transfer of this
patronage" from its columns to our own.
We forbear to "phancy its pheelinks" when
it shall look at our paper of this morning,
and discover there the four column adver,
tisement OF the nail lettings, upon the re-
ceipt of which it had counted, and which
would have added some hundreds to its exs
chequer. Touched, as we have been, by the
distress of our neighbor, our impulses would
lead US to hand over to it the item of pat
ronage" to which we have referred, if we
could 80 do, legally and consistently but,
as we cannot, nothing remains but the tender
of our sympathy in its affection, which we
hereby make, with equal heartiness and re-
spect.
- The Press, will not think it intention.
ally unkind, if we take the occasion OF
its sorrow to convict it of unfairness in its
treatment of our past and present position.
To show that we were not entitled to the
consideration we have received from the
Federal Administration, it quotes from the
PIONEER of the 10th April last, the follow
ing extract from an editorial of that date :
sit cannot be done [crushing the rebellion1.
You have not the power and never WIN nave
it. million and half conservative men OF
the North will never permit it; and we firmly
believe if the attempt be made, which God for
bid, the struggle will not be confined to south
ern SOIL"
The Press has produced this same extract
before, and for similar purposes; knowing
that it appeared in the absence of the Ed
tor, and that all sentiments like it, were
disavowed by such Editor on his return to
take control of the paper. 1t reproduces it
now, after having been publicly reminded
of such disavowal, and with knowledge
that it never reflected the views of the then
or present Editor of the PIONEER. 1t was
written by a gentleman who was employed
on the PIONEER as its News Editor, and
who has since been employed on the Press
in the same capacity. If, while thus ems
ployed on the Press, this gentleman had
indiscreetly uttered sentiments for which Mr..
MARSHALL did not choose to become respon-
sible, and Mr.. MARSHALL had disavowed
them, we expect Mr.. MARSHALL would &C.
cuse us of unfairness, if not of crime, were
we to disregard his protest, and attempt to
hold him or his paper responsible for such
utterances. Which such unfairness, is just
what we now accuse the Press of though
we know it seems heartless that we should
add to its grief by any accusation whatever.