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ca sPERMATORRHE CAN BE CURED.

DR. RAND'S SPECIFIC cures SPERMATORR.
HQEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCY.
LOSS OF POWER ETC., speedily and e6ectuauu.
Its effects are truly magical A trial of the Specific
will convince the most skeptical of its merits Price
81 Sent postpaid to any address by s. C.
UPHAM, 4O3 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa
Circulars sent free. Oct21dtW&W1y
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THE following resolutions were unani-

THE following resolutions were unani-
sously passed by the official board Of the Jack
son street NJ. E. Church of this city:
WHEREAS, The continued ill-health of our late
excellent pastor, Rev. EDWARD EGGLEsroS,
has compelled him to desist from his ministe-
rial labOrs, therefore,
Resolved, That we deeply sympathizc with
Bro. EGGLEsToN in his attliction, and earnestly
the work which he loves SO well, and for which
he is so well qualified.
Resolred, That while we sincerely regret the
necessity which has compelled him to relinquish
the pastoral oversight of this charge, yet we
cordially approve his course, fully believing
that immediate cessation from ministerial toll
and responsibility, affords the only chance for
his restoration 10 health and the continuance of
his life
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referee reported thereon, enough is shown to
sustain the Judgment, though the paper book
does not disclose the pleadings or issue
The statute authorizing Judgment against the
surety on an appeal oond, at the same time as
against the principal, is not in conflict with see,
ton Of Art. of the constitution.
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Wool In Eastern Markets.

Wool is unsettled, with but little coming in,
and buyers and sellers are apart in their views.
Sales of some 20, OOO0sO, 600 lbs fleece, howev-
er. are reported, in lots, at 65@7Oc, mostly at
about the highest figure, net, cash.
From the New York journal of Commerce, II.
The advance in gold and sterling exchange,
together with the prospect Of q large increase
of the army, have impaired firmer feeling,
and holders generally are less disposed to press
sales and in the present unsettled state of the
and business has been light for few days past.
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milwaukee, Market.

MILWAUKEE, June %.
FLoUR-Dull and dropping, sales of ZOO bbls
Lafayette Winter, on private terms; 100 bbls
Spring Extra at So.
WHEAr-Closing firmer, sales of $4,000 bu
No. Spring in store, at $1.16; $500 bu No. 2
in Higby's, at Slip; 800 but Rejected at 81.
GoLD-4O@41. New York quotations 43114
043ss.
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RE me CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
Of AN lNVALiD-Published for the benefit and
s az w1 sn AND CAUTION MEN who
sqiier from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of
MEANS OF sELF-oURE BY one who has cured himself
fter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quackery. By enclosing a
had of the author. "' W
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
je14-2Td&wly Bedford, Kings COUNTY Ny
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DIED..

On Monday June 29d MARY, infant daughter of
Robert b. and Alice Halford, aged months and
days.
In this city on Monday, the ODD inst, of consump-
ton, WILLIAM H. MUNGER, aged % years.
In Warren, Rhode Island, on the 18th inst, Dr.
WILLIAM II. DAVOL. aged 80 years.
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Recent Decisions of Supreme Court
of Minnesota.
casper H. Schurmeier, Respondent,

Casper H. Schumacher, Respondent, !
The St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company, {
ct. al. Appellants.
SYLLABUS.
The mere commission of a trespass which
will not work irreparable mischief, is no cause
for the issuance of an injunction before the
rights of the parties are tried and decided. A
charge in the complaint that the act about to
be committed will work irreparable injury 10
the plaintiff, will not support an injunction un-
the charge. The erection of a trestle work for
the track Of railroad, in public street or
levee, that is capable of being readily removed,
although it may occasion Inconvenience and
damage to adjoining lot owners, is not such .
trespass as will authorize the issuing of an i'll
junction previous to the right of parties being
tried and decided.
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER ~ VI DEMOCRAT

conclusive or binding the party in any
other unless made in view. and with full
knowledge of the facts.
Where there is general verdict in 4 cause
involving more than one issue, if the charge
be found erroneous upon any ISSUE a new trial
must be granted
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Austin Sumner ct al, Plaintiffs in Error.
VS..
N. II. Sawtelle ct al, Def'ts liz Error,

N. II. Sawtelle ct al, Def7ts liz Error.
SYLLABUS.
S. purchased piece of land, and paid the
consideration money, and directed the deed to
be made to third person, under an agreement
that such person should hold the land in trust
for the use and benefit of s. Held, That no
such trust can be created under the Statute, and
that the person taking the title took the entire
legal and equitable estate in the land, subject
only to the claims of the creditors of S.
In an action by the creditors offs. to render
the property subject to their judgment against
him, it is no defence to show that the premises
were occupied by S. and family as homestead.
The grantee of S. is the only person who can
interpose defence against the claims of credit
ors. A party pleading the Homestead Exemp-
ton Act, must show that he owns as we'll as
occupies the premises.
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pionssr 4 Democrat
TERMS.
TRl-WEEKLY PIONEER.

TRl-WERKLY PIONEER.
One copy, by mail payable for any time Gin
advance) at the rate per year OF. ...... $500
Clubs of five. to one address, each ....... $50
Clubs of ten, to one address, each. 40
WEEKLY PIONEER.
One copy one year .......... $500
Five or more copies each, one year. 5000. 1.75
Ten or more copies each, one year. ...... 1.6O
Twenty or more copies each, one year. =. $50
All subscriptions payable in advance
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PIGEON MAToH.-A pigeon match came
off Saturday at Daniel Hopkins. on the st.
Anthony road, shooting from spring trap. The
following is the result
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PEMBINA TRAlNs.-A train of carts, fifty
in number. arrived this week from Pembina and
St. 10, loaded with fine furs and robes, amount
ing in value to about $50, 900. The train is en-
camped on the usual camping ground outside
the city, on the St. Anthony road is the pro-
perty of Joseph Gingras and Pashal Boerland.
A train numbering more than one hundred
carts will arrive to-day from the same locality,
laden with robes and furs
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Abraham X. Miller, Plaintiff in error,
Albert D. Rouse, Defendant in error.


Albert IL. Rouse, DcIcnQanC III error.
SYLLABUS.
The defendant holds note against the plain
tiff upon which he claims there is due and I'M
paid the sum of $3.50, and refuses to give the
same up to the plaintiff until that sum is paid.
The plaintiff brings his action against the de-
PENDANT alleging that the note is fully paid and
satisfied, and demands the cancellation Of the
same. Held, that the action can be maintained
under Section IS Of the compiled statutes, page
629.
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OPENING OF BIDs.-The proposals for
supplying the Army in Minnesota with various
articles of provisions, were opened Saturday at
II o'clock NJ, at the Office Of Capt. NJ. P. Small
Upper Levee. The principal bids were as fol-
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Thomas jackson, Respondent, |
VS..
William E. Butler, Appellant.
SNII.ARIlS

The act of the legislature Of February IA,
1862. entitled An act suspending the privilege
of all persons aiding the rebellion against the
the United States of prosecuting and defending
actions and judicial proceedings in this State"
is in conflict with the constitutions of the United
States and of this State, and void.
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DLANK BOOK S.-Day Books,
ID Ledgers Journals, &C., made TO any pattern,
] PIONEER PRINTING CO.,
,ovo1 Third Street..
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Robert Whitacre, Respondent.
VS..
George Culver. Appellant.

SYLLABUS.
AS a general rule, a party will be precluded
from denying his own acts or admissions, which
were expressly designed to influence the con-
duct of another, and did so Influence it, and
when such denial will operate to the injury of
the latter.
All admissions are confined to the transac-
ton in which they are made. and are not con-
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Vose IL Company, Appellants, J

NTanVIIle NJ. OtlcKicy, ReSpOndent.)
SYLLABUS.
When debtor has the property Of third
person in his possession, and is exercising acts
Of ownership over it. with the consent Of the
owner, and sucI property is seized by the
action can be maintained against the Sheriff by
the real owner OF the property, until notice Of
his claim has been brought to the Sheriff, or
demand made upon him, and q refusal or delay
in surrendering the property.
When goods are delivered to an agent to
sell, the latter to have as his commission all he
can obtain for them above specified sum, with
agent has not a levyabe interest in the goods.
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BUTCHERS LIGHTNING


1Supplles want felt by every good hOusekeeper.
Every sheet will kill quart where flies are thick
remember that it is BUTCHERS that does this, and
Inc base limitations that offered. The real
JOHNSON aN & CO., Chatfeld, Minnesota General
ns0h's' je16- d&W2mP& CO.
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New York Money Market, June 90.
BY TELEGRAPH,

Stocks more active and better. Money
unchanged. Reading, 1.O4; Erie, 951s; New
York Central, 1885; Gold, 1888; United
States 6s, 60; coupons, 1885; 6's, 81; cou-
pons, O9sl; SIS '65, 1O714; coupons, 100; 7-5Os,
1865; Missouri SIS, 6SI.
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AppOINTMENT.-Captain Saunders re-
ceived the appointment Monday of Assistant
Provost Marshal. from the President.
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U. ). COMMIssIoNER.-I. n. CardOzo,
Esq, OF this city, las been appointed by Judge
Miller, Il United States Commissioner for this
District. Mr.. CardozO may be found at the
office the United States, Marshal, Browns Block
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DLNk DRAFTS, CHECKS, DE
ID pOSW SLIPS, &C. printed in the bes. style
- PIONEER PRINTING CO.
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Robert Holgate, Appellant, !
VS..

Mathew BrOOme. t.esp'L.
SYLLABUS.
The pleadings in a Justices court must take
place at the time mentioned in the summons
for the appearance of the parties, or at such
time thereafter, not exceeding one week, as
A defendant set up in answer, by way of coun-
ter claim, that the plaintiff was indebted to him
in certain amount for lumber sold and deliv
cred at plaintiffs request. 1t was not stated
when the lumber was sold, nor that it was
worth the sum claimed, nor that the plaintiff
had ever promised to pay that or any sum. No
justice rendered judgment for defendant on the
answer. Held, That the answer only stated
conclusion of law, and no facts having been
proved showing valid counter claim, the
judgment was erroneous
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James Armstrong, Respondent,)

In an action to recover the possession Of real
property. the plaintiff may unite cause of ac-
ton for the value of the use of the premises by
defendant, or damages for Withholding it.
In such action the plaintiff must allege title
or right of possession in himself at the time of
the commencement of the action, and failure
so to do, may be taken advantage of by de-
murrer.
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strawberries are now selling at from
fifteen to twenty cents per quart, ana green
peas at eighty cents per bushel.
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A LADY, on jackson street, yesterday,
met with very severe fall, and was considera-
bly, hurt, by striking her toe against a nall
sticking up in the sidewalk.
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FAT CArrLF.-Mr. Van Campan, Q

FAT CArTLF.-Mr. Van Campan, OF
Cannon Falls, keeps up the reputation he has
received of raising the best cattle in this sec
ton of the country. A lot of forty head brought
in by him this week, was purchased by Chas.
Golfer at $3.50 per 100, when the market rate
was 81. so on foot One three-year old weighed
900 pounds. Pretty good, that!
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GTATE OF MINNESOTA. DIS

STATE OF MINNESOTA. DIS.
- TRICT COURT-SECOND JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
William L. Ames vs. Tracy G. Rich
~. s. Revenue Stamp b. & w, May H. 1861
The State of Minnesota: To the above-na de-
fendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint of the plaintiff in the above entitled
action, which has been filed with the Clerk of this
Court at his Office in ST. Paul in the county afore-
said and 20 copy of your answer to the said
complaint the subscribers at their office in the
city of ST. Paul. in the State aforesaid within twenty
days after the service of this summons upon you
exclusive of the day of service; and if you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid
the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re-
je27-w1t BRISBIN g. WARNER, Plffis Att'ys
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-SeUenM
Day-The case of the United States VS.. Charles
Cave, George L. Becker and R. R. Nelson.
This was suit brought against George L.
Becker and r. r. Nelson, as sureties for Charles
Cave, late postmaster in this city, and who,
it is alleged, is defaulter to the United States
in the sum of So, 100.
The first pleading defendant withdrew, and
the demurrer of plaintiff to fifth pleading was
sustained.
The District Attorney stated the case for the
plaintiff.
The defendants counsel moved that plaintiff
should be nonsuited, which was denied.
A jury was sworn, and j. e. Terry was ex-
alnined on the part of the defend ants, but his
examination had not concluded at the adjourn
ment of the court.
The District Attorney, counsel for the United
States, and Masterson & Sinons, and Brisbin
e. Warner counsel for defendants.
PEMBINA TRAIN.-A train consisting of
one hundred carts, owned by different parties,
arrived Tuesday forenoon from Pembina,
loaded with robes and furs, amounting in value
to between forty and fifty thousand dollars.
No sales will be made probably before to-mor
row, on account of the train having to change
their usual encampment to the bottom lands
on the Fort road, three miles from the city, in
order to find grass for the animals.
strawberries are now selling at from
fifteen to twenty cents per quart, and green
peas at eighty cents per bushe.
A LADY, on jackson street, yesterday,
met with very severe fall, and was considera-
bly, hurt. by striking her toe against nail
sticking up in the sidewalk.
PERsoNAL.-Capt. Kiefer, of the Second
Regiment, arrived home Tuesday morning on
short furlough. The Captain is in excellent
health, and shows the marks of a campaign in
tie South.
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James Y. Caldwell, ct al, Pltf's in error,


j. Baptistc Arnold, Def't in error.
In an action for recovery of possession of
personal property, where the defendant justified
the seizure as sheriff and deputy sheriff under
writ of attachment, and the property was
found to belong to the plaintiff at the time of
the levy. Held, that the taking was wrongful.
If sheriff having process directing him to
attach, or levy upon the property OF the de-
fendant in the writ, seize the property of any
other person, he is subject to the same liabili-
ties as any other person doing such act without
process.
When the property siezed, was not at the
time OF the seizure, in the possession of the de-
PENDANT in the writ, nor in that of the plaintiff
in this action, but in the hands of some third
party. an allegation that the property was re-
stored to such party some two months after the
seizure is immaterial, and proof of such fact
upon the trial, will not discharge the defendant
from liability.
When the amount of damages is in issue. and
the referee has directed judgment for the re-
turn OF the property and a certain amount of
damages, having omitted to find in terms that
the plaintiff was entitled to such damages but
has found facts from which the law implies
damages, it devOlves upon the plaintiff in error
TO show, that the amount of damages for which
Judgment has been entered is erroneous. In
such case, the judgment will not be reversed
on writ OF error, for the mere omission of the
referee to state in terms that he finds the plain
TIN entitled to the amount of damages for
winch Judgment has been directed.
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
Passenger earnings for second week in June,
1868, S9,52o61; for the same week, 1862,
$5.52S.11; increase, s3,99696. The freight
earnings have not yet been made ND.
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VIM. F. Davidson, ct al. Plfi's in error,

WIN. F. Davldson, ct al. PITTS in error,
VS..
James Farrell, Def't in error.
Where the plaintiff in error relies upon the
want of pleadings or an issue in a cause, to re-
verse judgment of the District Court, the pa
per book. or record, presented to this court
must show affirmatively, that in fact there were
no pleadings. or that no issue was joined in the
court below
Where it appears from the paper books, that
the cause was in the District Court by appeal
from the judgment of ajusticc's court, that the
cause was referred by consent of parties, that
the parties appeared before the referee, and
proceeded with the trial of the action, and that
they made their proofs and allegations, and the
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BOOTS AND SHOES.-F. GOtzian,
ID tSchurmeiers Block Jackson street, has just
returned from the East where he has purchased
large and varied stock of Boots and Shoes from the
manufacturers. Country merchants will find it to
their advantage to call him before going to Mil
waukee or Chicago. as he pledges himself to sell
goods as cheap or cheaper than they can be pur-
chased at those places. ap11-dltwGm
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General Orders. No. 23.

1st Lieut., A. d. G. and A. A. 4. General.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

!. rsa-I.Ipe paPsss generally are making d
boieH Of he m otto adopted BY the BoG-e o:
tsepresent auyes fcr the sea- Of The CDnfede-
rate States. One which just meets our eve
sas Y Dep D1sce fincfr,,es; another spells the
fEst vcra DN5. and a ihifd pIsys lhe very
del,esl5y putting m extra letter irsso the se-
-co'id S4n-e radicals OF itiiseraturp object 70
tiIe use Of a LATIN motto; hut the lcnstoal *
using that angnage on sueii occasions IS az
eslabiisIei one. and established on good
grphnds Latin is the lang uase Of the ciSisfz
ed wor1a. and Latin inscs ipTion il Artsiligi-
Die alike all over the world IL w,ldld have
been bette-, however. 10 hare adopted some
sentence, than TO have made one
up. for The occasion. 1t is rarely that 50 i'm
prsssiye a motto as SIC sesRper k7rla,szfs is
.--No5i1- Reglsssr. ill
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4 cerFespordent Of Tho New llDsle5rs Err
NIifihss Frsn Brashearlcity. says
A tsYs evenings s:slol = Jcsefier from Caup
3 tsha. came pter g orr Picker lines. and ws.s
.sr,'egkfby lie guard Into tie o.sicc OF Provost
IA sAl OnPisis Fatc5. ia BTzshessr Ciiy
Aailciis 4.at the prisoner Vas exchanging
gold g. in Tor gFceibaeks giia ghe sSisliers
1.apeii Fitch islersogafed lin sf.t as,.eri.,,,'
ca ihet fe had a considerable amount OF ihe
fifec1sns i1efoi IiI hss possession. Besides The
lll2pey-he had unchanged, the prisoner had
p GOO M twenty dollar gold pieces
z ktaptsin zach made sonie inqniries u find
ie s'isi ,te o. - nsnch wealth II The keeping ot
.:c2ei.s seiaier. From The pl ispneris statement
Il aFi-e.,reu that no had for ssme ii nc known
where roo COO IN solid goie was buried IN the
STauhd- iakiug advantage OF The d,rkness
oa iheipfevioi,s night. he went 70 The hidden
trsasuie and topk al he thought he could
cay a@ay n safety. amounting in value 70 a
ili;ic more Ihansix fhOrsane dollarss ai.d then
came eYdr 10 the Federal lines
Ihe place wfete this treasure is concealed
is exactly known. ard al ihell roper time Il viii
be propefly cared for, II not previoi:slv appro-
pTiaieG. a
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HE9- The Richmond correspondents or tie
Charieston Mercury expresses the opinion that
tlle sGccess OF the Coniederats loan 10 Europe
IS Vii that eeqid be asked and adds !; II IS IDLE
TO teplofe s-nFhat might have been7 had tie
GoferullstF &vsiieH itself earlier Of lie IaferrS
poiFer lsf our great staple Enough TO know
that We h3se rucsived prsctlcai rerogI,itio1
IRON; ;arfsefing cautious mel OF busitlefs, aud
that heEteiorth we shall not be coltlpellei Ia
stop iiieIs~4r tor v ant of money. Neget ole IS
oi i've ;nes as rnrcl as We ask for: orr ea.eli,s
Is nnab.e 70 raise a aolssI, that is the verfict
offimid ca, ,is.sls.s q enlightened Earsle on
cur ctr tlsgle.
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TAKEH %

Sd eo-sraiiiee = jai b tse military s7shorsfiss
"A a Chtiaanecga. - TIE - u OCTOBER. ls61 and
noIe Eccesfy cummi;fsd by an actin Justice 81 the
sSage or tie county q Ia miltoE. Iena- % tie
lih c. Dee. 1851. nsEru bgy Eh says his rarne .
JACk. ard z2st he bsiencs 70 Bbn Pride q Srs-ta
, h7.e coaEiy. lean Sid bos t back. "a 5ears
q. ifti incn high. Ale pEner Is requessrd 10
fo-,e iorv4r3 prove 1oSeTts, ~ charges ard tAks
flse gs-tui lzli. J. HI SEAIH
tr..si III -s7in-