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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-21

There is probably no road in the State,
or even in the Northwest, travelled as
much by teams, coaches and pleasure par
ties, as the old dirt-road from this city to
the Falls of st. Anthony and from this
city to the borders of Hennepin county,
it has ever been, as such thoroughfares
should be, in excellent condition and kept
SO, at great expense by the county of Ram
sey. From the county line to St. Antho-
ny and Minneapolis, some two miles, it has
never had fixed locality, nor been hard
ly passable at any season of the year. 1t
appears from the following, which we
copy from the News, that for most of the
above distance, it passes at present, over
the private properly of Judge MEEKKR,
who has lately warned the public off his
premises:
On the hearing before Judge Atwater, of the
writ of habeas corpus sued out by Judge b. B.
Meeker it was ruled, list, That there was no
evidence to justify the commitment by the JUS
tice of the peace, as the bridges removed or
destroyed by defendant were not public but the
private property of said defendant, the public
not having acquired any legal right to the same
either by purchase or otherwise.
.. That there is no public road established
as claimed through Lower Saint Anthony
because the Town Supervisors received no
legal authority to do what they attempted in
this ease, to change the location of the coun-
ty road leading from the Falls of St. Antho-
ny to st. Paul. And if it be asserted, con-
TO f1n daA of fbn
Supervisors, that they established aI'owm Road
through Judge Meeker's property in question,
yet it appears, by the evidence produced by the
State, that they never complied with defend
ants proposition to make the road "passable
for teams and the public travel by the 1st of
April, 1860, and to discontinue by their order
the old County Road passing over the hills at
the same time"
g. Judge Meeker had taken proper precall-
ton to warn the travelling Off his premises. by
guide boards or otherwise before the bridges
were taken up or removed. And lastly, That
there was no evidence to show that the public
have any right whatever to travel through or
over the property by the way of Mississippi
Avenue and Fourteenth street in said Lower
st. Anthony and that all who do, are trespass-
ers IN lac.
Now we would enquire, is there no pub
lie spirit nor authority in Hennepin to
correspond with the people of Ramsey
county in completing good turnpike Or
road? If there is not, this county would
do well to turn the old County Road into
the Territorial Road, as it could be done
at small expense; and thus having one
instead of two roads to the Falls, we may
manage to keep that in travelling order,
where by having two, the public are apt to
neglect each. At all events the Old Road,
through the township of st. Anthony, has
always been crying nuisance to the trav-
cling public, and should be altogether
closed out or put in order for the immense
amount of travelling and travel that would
pass over it. These remarks have been
suggested by the constant complaint we
hear upon the subject.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-21
Col. John IL. SanDOrn.

We learn that the resignation, repeat
eddy rendered, of Col. JOHN B. SANBoRN,
OF the Minnesota Fourth, has at length
been accepted by Gen, GRANT, and that
Col. SANBoRN may be expected home in a
few DAVIS. ..
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-21
Resignation of gen. Sterling Price.

From the Richmond Wing
The Montgomery Maj! has learned with
deep regret that Gen. Sterling Price has
resigned his commission, and retired from
the army in Arkansas. 1t is said that
being placed in subordinate position to
Gen. Holmes, be was unable to execute
his plans for the liberation of Arkansas
from the presence of the Yankees. It is
also said that, despairing to receive from
President Davis the position to which he
was entitled by his military service, he
finally determined to retire from his COM
mand. 1t is to be hoped that the report
is untre, but the Noi says it comes so
well authenticated, that it is constrained
to believe it.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-21
The Sentiment OF North Carolina

In our telegraphic dispatches yesterday,
there is a notice OF an able article in the
Raleigh Standard, denouncing the treach-
cry OF the Confederate leaders; the i'll
success of their efforts stating that por-
tons only Of bat five Of the original thir-
teen States remain in the hands of the
Contederacy, and proposing to North Car
DINA, in her sovereign capacity, to make
immediate overtures to the North for
peace.
Our dispatches of this morning state
that the article in question was written by
the speaker of the House of Commons of
North Carolina, and was approved by Gov.
VANCE Be this as it may, the fact that
such an article was allowed to be printed
within the rebel lines, at the capital of
the old North State, We regard as
great triumph for the Union cause.
We may be sure that no journal at the
South would dare to oppose the tyranny
at Richm ond, unless it was sustained by
the people it addressed. The Staudturd
charges the rebel leaders with treachery,
and explicitly avows desire to repudiate
their usurpation, and return to the legiti-
mate government of the Union. Thus it
is that an independent Southern newspa-
per dares to tell the truth to the Confed-
eracy. We have heard of Federal exag-
gerations, especially from English jour-
mails, and by them the sunbursts of victo-
ry have been deprecated as CLEANS of
success; but does any Northern state
ment of the war, and the condition of the
South, claim greater triumph for the
Union than this article confesses?
The article above alluded to, from the
Standard, is not the first that has appear
ed in that journal of the same tenor A few
weeks ago there was an editorial in which
submission was openly spoken of, and
JEFF DAVIS denounced as unworthy of
trust, and was soon followed by another,
from which we make the following ex-
tract
From the beginning of the war until the
present, the enemy has slowly but surely gained
upon US; and but for the extraordinary endur-
ance and courage of oul troops, his flag would
now be floating at the capital of every State.
We have lost Missouri, Maryland Kentucky,
Tennessee, the Mississippi Valley, Texas, Louis
lana, Arkansas and considerable portions of
other States. Vicksburg has fallen, as we
feared many months ago it would, Port Hud-
son has fallen; Charleston, Mobile and Savan-
nah will probably go next. Gen. Lee is at
tempting to retire from Maryland with his
spoils, but no substantial victory has crowned
his arms We are weaker to-day than when
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-21
Restored.

We learn that Capt. JAMES STARKEY has
been reconnaissance as Captain of Com
PAW NJ. Minnesota Mounted Rangers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25

ahAit W. nh lttAnY THE eAoiting
avania at the last iva weaka ou QUE hor-
def admanish 10 that, II We would be
saln ham guerrilla invasion aud dispo
liht'nn, We must he prepared al all tunes
"a meet and rupel insasion For more
Than two years, although constantly
Threatened, our State has heen pre-
Hefsed hnm The disHeapo al Invasion by
the vigilance and efficiency IT The Ia
diana Legion, uniil within The past waek,
aud Iha baud At daring mataoders that
had tho tnmpritY o. enter our State were
speedily captured 90 hiilei i've meu
"nlt uaoapHg maiuly through tho Ell
clancy uI tho Legion
hot because Va have harn ~ success
hil thus far. 40 phauid not relas our
Vigilance. abandon out orRanitaiiun. or
Impair aus efficiency, by want IT drill ~
discipline
We kuuw tie calls un has Legion ~
the harter have been frequent aud ouer
Qua, aud have been annwefsd with
promplnuaa and al great sacrifices, hut
oar h"mes have boon preserved from
tho outlawa tliat threatened -. uud our
hlata l,um the hotturs 81 war ani pit
laRs
We must hs yigilant alill 10 mast
make iufhef sacrifices nf time, eomfart,
aud money oar enemies ara active
aud vieIla0t. and tho events 81 last week
chow their proximity IA on borders aud
lhe desperate andaeitY Of theIr designs
Tho ptamptnaaa With which the h,st
Invaders wars not and aapiutst may
eausu attcra 20 paosei bat II They hod
us reailnR in tUulei sucu,itY, 90 oh our
pne,i. olhota will some. ani Ia latgor
numhots
Wa hope "a sea the organisation of
each company ~ tha Legion actively
maintained. efficiency Va tull preserved,
aud tho musi uuouaslnR vigilance aHi
watohmlnesa hopl zap II THE 10 done,
Wa ava saunta aHninat all atiompia al
iutasIuu
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25

Tho llin Gnnsn. Pond.

Much has he,n said Ia favor at tho
ohla gooae pond y Many 40 doubt
have sopposea ia sanitary aud oommeg
vial uNelIlIea have heou overestimatel
lin Mot, Il 10 difficult Mr men who walk
lay siAht 90 airl'e al any ntheg eonoM
aon Following the old teay Nations 81
loeha aud o'heys, tho people soppese
that lIha causes MAY produua like effects
When they sea Nurus at stagnant Watee
oNrosed to the aun ~ summer, aud heat
luNds ~ Hruun puum use 90 US surMCe,
iute,apurspd with deal hsh and ether
puueaUuut matton they Inthr that e NAY
produce dspaan. and ondauaer the hoalth
aud l,le al tho o,,sues We frankly al
mlt the Wa,nusa M the CONCLUSIONS, II tho
rond was oompoaod at taW~1oN stasuaNt
water oHiV llut s0eh "a not thp ease
Everybody hUows fAaf
Variety Is tho spee st Ito amt
heNuNd al doubt ,hu h,y Pond ooNlalns
- Fat ~
NuIiWm ~ parpe' mlAht he tnaorih
ei 80 80 eruuN au,laue, Hud interpreted.
NtpA .N1A ~ Whe Aptas Il - - uom
mun rupprNolu iur dead ,Nta, deNa, cate
heHs, Roeao, phiohpps, aud o,ho, po,,ps
cont and pAptparuui maitur NhIuh, go
land, the tiN haihu,a WuUld prominence
nUiaaNro Adh 90 thueu, u aoNi, Mu
tiA, twn MN AAtds and ahNnhtp, run
nArh at Which, ~ 10 way, mehue lA'Ho
contributions ~ 'ho imod And Hll 'heav
uumlhnod uru allrud 80 tho hottam m
"n "ooeS'ooel u"oelhoe, halt headed,
Wh'oh d'hta Np mle N'd d'U lh'a ga.
annl"llf al'u'a 'hu 'ao'
TIC i"ll"NlnR WHN oeHFva' " w." vt
tho ht"otrNl traol'a vt presenting 'ho
"n"eo p'od Wy
! \ '"aH pool NH W." u'in though We
pont"n ""urnp'Nnda'u 'lw a'ua,uA' roa-
a'hl' nam'"'
ue''A'" dpmHNN wy "N'"mo' "Nl
/ qol"'n"
. F'"''"e''d 'wrl'pmo" w' i'los'
""he
\ Frequent dom"hds l"' 'ho o"io'
mhr'
q Vacant h"osna zoe l'uNl
q hwall "sausamunla un property iH
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Oouncl Proceedings,


hafHFdag kpeuHg luno 30 lahi
The Nnunp'l nat rU'Anept ta edaarNt
meUi With biz houu, ,he Maven, "a tho
Uhait when r,oaout 'uuNpllmen heaN,
huwmeN, ute,ull, iluulephpU aud Naah
ihe touN,ll rorpudpl aa hpasd at
Equalization W euWRli~r AAspaameNts 90
tef whlph ihe nluNiea 81 lane ~, laNi.
wp,a ,Hai aui approved
un mm,uu, tbs street Nummtsataue, q
NeshlN ldll amounting ga ~ 40 wac al
ipWpi
lilia an NlluWs Wuu al=p alluWed, va.
,ha,pa lAndpuaphm,lt, lus plauiue
10 rUhlN taula ni palth on Nenue
atpel as 90 nhhurIng i hcpmel
hate mi 'uml 40, w., auwue ga MULBERRY
aitppl, a,l ~ iluph hUlluN repairing
Nlain shetl 81 40 q q lla,lH, week.
" salary a. Nhallnnater aud fol,uc,
$40 80 A lenyoto, do, Sli 90
COMMITTEE 90 Police. $40 90 q TUy-
lor. assistance rendered ia removing
powder belonging to CITY, III 90, ID
Crawford, hauling done aud damage sus.
tanned on his drny, III 90
The report of revenue derived from
from City Wharf up to midnight, June
Is, 1868, shows an amount of $93 80
The Street Commissioner report on
the conditions of the public cisterns
shows each to be in good order
Ordered that Oak street be provided
with lamp post
Ordered that the Marshal notify own
ers of plank, staying and spars lying at
the City Wharf to remove such forthwith
otherwise it should be done at their ex-
pense.
The committee on d. Crawford's dray
claim, moves through Councilman New
man to allow said Crawford 81 90 being
in full payment for the hauling done and
damage sustained on his dray, which was
agreed to.
The Marshall was instructed to serve
n notice on the owners of lots No and
in Block IL, Sharpes 'enlargem ent,
not to abslruct the Alley Adjourned.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25
L. \. q Per Cent. Bonds.
CANAL BANK, EVANSVILLE,
May ~. 1868.

-NWN - 4VVus
This Bank has the agency for the sale
of the Five-Twenty Years Loan. The
Bonds pay 6 per cent interest in gold,
three per cent every six months, on the
first day of May and November No
Government, State, city or county tax on
these bonds unless the income from them
exceeds 5000, and ON all above 5000 only
one-half the income tax.
The privileges of subscribing to this
loan will cease on Jniy LIST, 1868.
Circulars giving all necessary inform
alton TO be had on application at the
Canal Bank, Water street
WM. T. PAGE,
Cashier.
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tuWi Nt 80 Nhifh ANn th'p ihpfA,tus lNtoas WpUe,
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25

The ENRoLLMENT.-The enrolment
has been completed in Spencer, Warrick
and Pike counties. Not the slightest
difficulty or opposition was met with
in any of these counties, and it is earn
estly hoped that such will be the case
throughout the entire district.
We have no fears of any of the conn
ties on the river. We live near enough
the Conthieveracy to know what its true
chara cter is.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25
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ellna. NeaNk Ash saa ana
louisiana hank Notes Sc
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4 Frst StlVet. 81
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25
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~ a. 49, lia btspmpW ~ tbr ,sutN iAu sul
lN,NeAla1p Inflammation lNrNai
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25

18E ttgEk IkLkgRlrH The saccrsF
with which d,s pDadIias penetrated -
n.s igiepDe II G4f State Iast ysek Dim
1Dsi,al9s it4 yasl ,Hpeliaoee ~ hayiog
. te.egfsgb Inns ADesgs-fed sieog lhs
pye. lsDm sen Lls4gy ~ ~ Ysiepo
hstls, vjla1 ~ lbtasiGS Is ugsaiae
81 0e ala,m aao 1ely b. sesaa1 ~
D14olfs GENT nm ADtse gaes ~ ~ siaan
gDat T., the ssrs,ai D,eps aj40g be W.,
9er mini. p,s4ily aeiggs eps,at9ea nm
sGef4s he DgJaps pWe ~ gsie ils ~.
7epbf
n r. ieleg,spb line bs1 been 10 spe
cesafoi ppegs6vn hist week vbeo ita
gueuillas crossed, the fast 'Dpll have
been communicated aiphg he whole bpt
der in moment, aud also 10 the into
rior, aud within an hour the whole 10
gi0n could have been undor nrme, and
the people Of the interior placed on their
guard.
We would respectfully urge upon the
General Commanding this Department,
the General commanding this District,
as well as the officers of the State, the
absolute necessity as well as the great
economy of building such a line al
once
One successful guerrilla raid will cost
the State an hundred fold the expense oil
erecting the line, which when erected
would be self sustaining.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25

M,hNue \ WninttaNN ave euN pNts
curing heob pa, Ier discharged sola,ess
Pensions eNd NoNNues tn solutions AMI
W,lowS Wnder she e2ts NJ t\,NstysS II
l>0l ANl l$as tAy,g TERMS age }AW,
VNe tAem q taN THEN NlSSs il ~
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hAN &A,k IL
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25

THANKs.-The Evansville Rifles de-
sire to return many thanks TO Captain
PilIsbury, of the American House, and
VIM. Rely, grocer, for their kindness
and thoughtfulness in sending us baskets
of nicely-cooked rations (mote than the
regulation" call for) during our stay
at White river bridge.
j. HAAS, Captain.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
Come in out of the Draft

flnE UNDERSIGNED Is DESTROYS OF
L raieing "a company Tor tho Six Months Ser
,icc, under the late call OF the Adiutaut General
All bile bodied men who wish 10 enlist & six
nionthp viii call az the Provost Marshal's Onleo
on THIRD Htrrrt
Nov tho time, young men, 60 do your coun-
iry some service Come forward and drive the
INVADER nsm the soil OF Indiana.
A. NJ. C0NNETT,
Lutte Capt. Co. L, 9Th Ind.
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NoTlcE.-All those knowing them
selves indebted to the late Charles S.
Wells, deceased, are requested to call
and settle, as the business must be closed
up as soon as possible. Also, all who
have claims against the said C. S. Wells,
will please present the same for settle
ment, and oblige
WELLS, KELLOGG & Co,
lelld2w No. Is First street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25

nnn AT . o'clock L, NJ Yesterday,
at the residence Of hia sou. IN this city,
Mr., Peter Elliott AFTER short Illness
The deceased waa born In uaneeateF
county, Virginia, Nov Goth, MA, aud
waa at the time at his deeease IN the s0th
year of his age
Ills father and his paternal anoles all
persisted in the aiege Of Yorktown, with
Ia A miles of which the subject Of this
memoir was born, aud he, tho aole male
representative of tho family, WAS thus
early leh 10 the care aud support of his
widowed mother aud orphan sisters,
Trained from ohildheod Ia hahita Of
Industry he faithfully discharged the du-
ties thus early devolving on him, until
ia bis 10Th year, When, while ploughing
Ia the field, the enrolling officer waited
oh him, informing him that he had been
drafted to assist ia soPpressing aa insur-
reetion, which had h,oken out IL Penn
aYNauia afterwards known as The
WHISKY lnsu,reelion q
Ito az once lail aside tha peaceful
implements ot Agriculture tpr The pan
only 81 war aud ~ onru reported lur
duty at tho place Of ,end afyous, aud
parlnoh of tho hardah,pa aud parila 1T
tho campaign. LODI by the immortal Wash
inginn, to maintain tho authority and
enforce the lava ot tbs United States.
Ito sprnt moa; II HE lilo Ia The State
of his nativity and IL Kentucky, residing
az Richmond, und lynohhu,n, Va, aud
at Lexington, kY, mlil tho yea, lAao
when be- Joined his aoa, Nj Joaerh T.
Elliott Ia this city
Ma Elliott was highly nslsemed Ia al
tho relations at lite. heioa al his lite
governed hY tho principles "t tho ohr's'
iao religion, aud posausai"p lho mlea
confidence g, all hia acquaintance, h''
hnnraiy end inlsB,i,y Ia all hia husioes'
transactions
ifo, tho rasl iva 90 lhoo fe"'a' aid
ago bad greatly impaired bio mind. huI
up ~ the $50 uf he death be- lntui -
recount lbs s,enus at his u"illu, Aoa,'
aud bic ,eoolleoiona or tho falhur ~
his Country
lie died al a ,ipu oli ago, and hl'
memory viii long ha green ~ lho huari'
II hia friends aui acquaintance
ilseAttb Much pAullemuni aui hum,
indignation vac Experienced 10 ihn rill
lnsl night liY iho nova that Iuaelh l.unoA
daa,,tp, hnm tho bltal Indiana Cav
al,Y, aud iot poma lln,n pact tho loadni
IT tho gang ut burglars hnd ihlntea wh'
hayu given a0 nuph trouble 10 ihla Dlit
had osoapui I'um llu g'ati who Npf'
uonFsYlop him, 30 company With apfora
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nhhtaelef, and bad Leen atiaaiud aiip
much trouble, SONS IVA 90 lhreH wenhi
ago The captured teaerlefa. including
i,eGa4, were 10 charge ~ jeAaa Darfai
aAd Charley to4 Sullivan. aud Laaol
and auDiber Damsd Baker Escaped hon
tho main al iiahsilpU, 90 iueaday NOM
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25

GUNBoAIs IN THE OFFIYG.-Three gun
boats-the Fairplay, Silver Lake, and
Springfield, arrived here from below yes
terday. They are assigned to an impor-
tant field of duty.
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ga We forgot yesterday morning to
thank our attentive friend, Joe Davis,
one of the popular messengers of the
Adams fast Express for late papers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25
NOTICE.

A LII vANDERBURGH COUNTY OE
- drawing interest which were indorse,
to March goth, 1868, will be redeemed by .
ing them 10 ;he County Treasurer. No /
accruing on said orders after this date will Z
LEROY CALVERT, T. {
june 18th, 1863 dSwIw