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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-26
Minnesota Legislature-Extra
Session.

SENATE.
SATURDAY, Sept. 20.
The Senate was called to order at 10
o'clock.
By Mr.. SWIFT: Presented petition of
Charles Bryant, Esq, and II. D. Wakefield,
for compensation as committee of supplies
for soldiers and refugees at st. Peter" which
was read and referred to Committee on
Ways and Means
Mr.. WEBER moved that the Secretary
be requested to issue a certificate for the
mileage due each member of the Senate
Adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. SARGEANT: That a just sense of
our responsibilities sLegislators, and due
regard to the interests of our constitution.
alike demand that we should make no ap-
preparations or propositions for the payment
of any sums of money without some idea of
the purposes for which such money is desig-
mated, and of the sum necessary for such
purpose.
Mr.. REINER gave notice of debate, and
the resolution was laid over under the rule.
BILLS, ETC, PASSED.
House file A bill to legalize the acts of
County Commissioners appropriating money
for the support of volunteers families, and
for the payment of bounties.
House file: A bill to create a Board of
Auditors for the adjustment of claims of
war expenditures, and to define the powers
and duties of said Board.
House file: A memorial to Congress to
repair the bridge across the Blue Earth riv
er, on the Mendoza and Big Sioux road.
Senate file A bill to extend the time for
the clerks of school districts to make their
annual reports.
Senate file A bill to provide against
the traffic in ardent spirits with the Indians.
On motion of Mr.. REINER, the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met pursuant to adjournment,
and Immediately resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole, to take into consider
alton the Senate bill to allow persons in
the military and naval service of the United
States to vote in the election district in
which they resided npon entering such SER
vice. The bill was read over, amended and
discussed, and finally referred to special
committee, consisting of Messrs. Past, Rich
ardson and Bostwick.
Ways and Means, introduced the general
appropriation bill, which was referred to
the Committee of the Whole.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House met at half past clock.
The bill neutrality-suspicious. for the
deficit of 1862 was taken up and passed.
The select committee to whom was refer
red the Senate Military bill, reported it
back with several amendments consisting
principally of the House features, which
were adopted, and the House went into
Committee of the Whole on the same. At
ter some time spent therein, the committee
rose, and the bill was read third time and
passed.
The House then adjourned.
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Tue day morning. Sept. %, a: 611, A. N, MINOTF
HENRY PEAsE of Company d, End Regiment Min.
nesoa Volunteers
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SENATE.
NJ 4


MONDAY, Sept %, 1862.
The Senate was called to order at ten
o'clock A. NJ.
BY Mr.. BALDWIN From the Society of
Friends, asking the Legislature to exempt
them from military duty. Laid on the ta-
BILE.
BILLS READ A FIRST AND SECOND TINE
House file A bill for an act to provide
for the payment of volunteers mustered into
the State service for the Indian war.
House file A bill for an act to authorize
the assessment and collection of special
tax in Benton county, for military purpo-
ses.
House file: A bill for an act appropriat
ing money to cover deficiencies for the year
1862, and for other purposes.
House file bill for an act to appropriate
money to pay the expenses of the extra ses-
sion, and for other purposes.
Senate file No. 80 &: A bill for an act to
enable Joseph R. Brown to obtain title to
certain lots in the town of Henderson, was
read first, second and third time, under a
suspension of the rules, and put on its pas.
sage, and lost. The vote was afterwards re-
considered, and the bill referred to the Com
mittee on the Judiciary.
BILLS PASSED.
On motion of Mr. BALDWIN, the bill,
as amended, regulating fire insurance COM
panies not incorporated in the State, was
taken from the table, and considered in the
Senate, and passed.
A bill to amend section 81 of chapter 81
in relation to witnesses.
The bill, as amended by the House, au-
thorizing the Commissioners of Ramsey
lc 60, fho,,
purposes, was taken from the table, and the
Senate refused to concur in the House
amendments.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The Senate went into Committee of the
Whole on the general file of bills, which
were considered and reported back to fine
Senate, and disposed Of according to the
recommendation of the Committee.
On motion, the Senate took a recess till
half past two clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
On motion of Mr.. HEATON: House file
No. 81, bill to authorize the assessment
and collection of a special tax in Benton
County. was taken from the table and read
third time and passed.
APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr. REINER: From the Standing Com
mittee to whom was referred the bill APP
propriating money to cover deficiencies for
the year 1862, aud for other purposes re-
ported the bill to the Senate with several
amendments. The rules were suspended
and the bill considered in the Senate and
the amendments adopted, with the excep-
ton of allowing the Adjutant General $500
additional salary, and the bill read a third
time and passed.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION.
The following communication Was receiv-
ed from the Governor:
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly, PRESIDENT of the
Senate:
SR:-I have approved and signed bills en-
titled as follows:
Gan act TO amend an act entitled an act
to regulate elections in this State"
Act act to amend an act for the consolida
ton of the village OF Chatfeld for school,
purposes.
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was reconsidered, and the bill was laid on

BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. BALDWIN,: A bill for an act en-
titled an act to repeal an act to create
Board of Auditors for the adjustment of
claims, SC. Read first and second time.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
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leo ACRES of TIMBERED LAND

viii be sold at such price that the timber SO
per cord will pay for the property.
The soil is of excellent quality and is situated within
~ hours drive of st. Paul. and within five miles of the
St Paul and Pacific Railroad al different stations.
This Road is being constructed and will be finished
10 Anoka the coming Fall.
HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer In Real Estate.
ST. Paul, Jim %, 1862 e28-daw6mt
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On the 29.h of Ju'y, from premises Of Mrs c. Z.
MATEsoH, in the 4th Ward,
A Dark Red Durh am Cow,
Win half lined white back, white belly white star in
lofeneed mad horns i've years oil will ia
April The finder will be rewarded by returning her
10 the subscriber or giving nfor nation Of her where
aoous Please address by letter thro ugh This office
sept2l dkTlw G. +. MATESON.
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Who is celebrated for his science, Skill and success
in treating DISEASES of LONG STANDING, and VIII o
has hac an experience in extensive practice :Or
Thirty Years, hae arrived in Saint Paul, and may be
consulted at his Rooms in INGERSOLL'S BLOCK, for
q short time only.
CHRONIC DISEASES of every grade and character,
whether requiring medical surgical treatment POSI-
lively and PERMANENTLY cured, when not clear
ly beyond The reach of science and human skill
tifc principles recognized by the medical profession
both in Europe and America and hence does not
deal in those pretended and never failing RENT
des-specifcs nhaling vapors, and ant pre-
scriptions-which Ostentatiously paraded be-
fore the public by those quacks, and
money Heecing empyrics, nine-tenths OF whom were
never inside of medical college.
Patients afflicted with, or aboring under diseases OF
long standing, consult DR.. U. with the most conf
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receiving with unerring certainty all the relief that the
highest SKILL the most udcious and scientific treatment
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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11
Aerada Democrat.

SToNING A Man TO DEATH.-A person
with the army in Arkansas writes that on
The 4th of July, while Two soldiers of the
lndianau SIh were struggling few miles
below Augusta, they stepped iuto The house
OF a maH by the name Of Rice and asked
for dinner Mrs. r. desired the men TO sit
under the trees while she was engaged 10
getting dinner ready. After the men went
out, citizen of Augusta, by the name Of
Robert Bland came in, and asked The wo.
man il the soldiers had arms with them
Being assured that they were without arms
Bland then caught up an axe, and walked
up to the unarned soldiers, raised the axe
over their heads and said "You are my
prisoners" One Of the men Jumped up,
and grasping the rascal by the collar with
one band, planted blow on his mug with
the other fist that brought him TO the
ground. The tables were now turned.
The discounted rebel was now told that be
he was our prisoner. "Ill die first" said
the rebel. The blows were repeated, and
the obdurate man still refused 10 yield. He
was allowed to get up, when he broke aud
ran Tor The river and plunged 10, where he
was pelted with stones until life was ex.
unct Rice, the owner of the house where
The tragedy occurred, confrms the state.
ment of the actors in this translation. The
wife of Bland wrote on indignant note to
General Steele: III learn that my husband
was murdered by some of you Yankees
dont't want bis body eaten up by the hogs,
and request that you permit me to search
Tor It, What can be your hopes of Heaven
Il you permit such barbarties?'
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11

FIRE AT EUREKA. SIERRA COUNTY. cor
respondent the Appeal, writing from Eure.
ka. Sierra county, September 7b. says that
fire broke out in the What Cheer Hotel,
in that place, at half past two o'clock that
day. 10 the kitchen Of the hotel. The fire
soon communicated to the house. which
was entirely consumed. aud other buildings
contiguous thereto were burnt to the
ground or seriously injured, nothing being
saved from the hotel but small amount
Of bedding. The losses. as far as cOnld be
ascertained we're as follows: j. w. Wolfe
hotel and fixtures, $4,000; Masonic Hail.,
81 900; Freemason's regalias, etc., $500;
Gilbert Parker, dweling.house, $500; Ira
ID. Robbins, $500; II. Bliss, goods, black
smithshop, etc. 5000; Folsom, Carpenter
& Co., shop and tools, $500; d. w. Mitch
ell, warehouse, $500; N. s. Beck, ware
house, ETC., $1,000. The wind was high
during the fire aud sparks we're carried to
the distance Of quarter Of a mile, 20 that
a greater portion Of the town was saved
from destruction only by The arduous exer-
tions Of the citizens. who found it necessa-
to blow up one Of the buildings with CUR
powder to stay the progress Of the flames.
The total loss is SlS,30O.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11

BUCHANAN AND HIS PoRTRAITs.-Wben
Buchanan was President the POttstown
Bank came into existence, and out Of com
pliment to him the notes contained bis por-
trait. Bnt Of late the bsnk baa received
so many muii'aied uOtes, with The words
"tralor," "Judas IFcarioi," inscribed IN
der the portrait, that II has resolved 70 call
in all the notes bearing The hkeness aud re-
Issue new ones. II must be dono 70 abasa
Q nniaanee.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11

CoPPBR ORE.-In blasting lately, for the
foundation Of a new mill at knights Ferry, a
distinct lead Of copper ore was struck, averag-
ing in width about II feet. -Four thousand feet
have been taken up on the lead. and a company
win be at once formed to test the richness Of
the ore, and prospect the vein thoroughly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11

DRAFTING IN CALIFORNIA FOR IRELAND -
The sons Of Ireland throughout the State,
will be glad TO learn that the muni6eent
sum of Sl0,037 we're sent by the last stea.
mer for the relief Of their suffering coun.
trymen at home; being portion of the
proceeds Of the late collection made In the
Catholic churches for that purpose, by or.
der OF the Most Rev. Archbishop OF San
Francisco. or this sum, 81 1892, including
$500 donation by "Yuba Engine Company
No. 2, J" was contributed by the Diocese Of
Marysville, through Bishop O'Conuell, ard
transmitted to Most Rev. DR.. Cullen, who
is member of the Central Relief Commit
tee. The balance, $s,2O5, was collected 10
the Archdiocese Of San Francisco, aud was
forwarded to The Most Rev. John McIIale,
Archbishop Of Taum, TO be distributed
amongst the poor Of the most distressed
As all the parishes have not yet cent In
their collections. and as the articles OF jew.
elry and specimens contributed have not
yet been disposed Of, II is hoped that sn.
other handsome remittance will be forwar.
ded for the same benevolent object in the
course Of few weeks The magnificent
Episcopal Ring put on the plate by the Most
Rev. Archbishop Of San Francisco. will be
sent by express 10 DR.. McHale, OF Tuam. TO
be rai1led at home for the benefit Of the
poor. Raffies for purely charitable purpo.
ses are are tolerated by despotic England,
though forbidden 10y the sapient legislators
Of California; Monitor.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11

No PoLIoB.-The city Of Portland, Oregon,
the Oregonian, It stands much IN need Of enc.
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