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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-04-10

Agate, the Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gazette, gives the following:

Agate, the Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gazette, gives the following:
Loon;tur an eminet Pennsylvania Congress
man-"Sir Banks is failure, isn't hep"
swell, that is harsh" said the President +,
"but he hasn't come up to my expectations"
"Then, sir, why don't you remove him ?"
"Well, sir, one principal reason for not do
ing so is that it would hurt Gen. Banks feelings
very much !"
The saddest thing about this is that it is un-
deniably true.
It will be remarked that the radicals still
retain the monopoly of abusing Mr.. Lin
coin. Here he is accused of keeping an
incompetent general in command for fear
Of hurting the incapable's feelings! The
charge, if it were tue, is most damaging
one. It is however only an ebullition Of
radical spite called forth because Gen.
Banks, in his operations at New Orleans
has evinced more regard for the Union
than for the negro.
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-'tes,,s q; - M 4
| The testimony before the NcDowell
snilitasy oomnisaiop nsst Loais has al
ready developed the4 ct TIT thpsel oficera
ofsGen CpFts' staff we're sngageasin buy
ing cotton At Helsna. When it ID Known
thatl Curtis staff embraced nearly an biz
family relations, It may be inferred by
whose authority and on whose aooopnt
they were engaged in cotton. speculation.
1t is not probable that the evidence will
show that Gen. Curtis engaged personally
in the business of buying cotton, but it
may show who was interested in the
profits. Let the investigation proceed.
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Biu1refr &@en,gtrM.
SAINT PAUL,
Saint Paul, FriaAy. xpril 70. 1893.
The yTelsgraphic news.

s.- -,
The reported defeat ofthe rebels near
Somerset, Kentucky, by Gen., GnMoRs, is
confirmed. 1t was complete rout, and
many were drowned in getting across the
Cumberland river. The action was near
the old Mill Springs battle ground. 1t is
supposed more formidable invasion will
soon take place. A Richmond paper says
BURNSIDE is going to East Tennessee with
twenty-five thousand men.
'Iia -Adispatch says the rebels have raised
the gunboat Indianola and that fears are
felt for the Hartford and the Albetross,
wooden vessels Of FARRAaur's feet below
Vicksbnrg, from the rebel vessels Queen
of the West and William H. Webb. A
special states that the fight on the Yazoo,
at Fort Pemberton, we suppose, has been
renewed with every pospect Of success.
The rebels made q daring foray into
the town of Mount Pleasant, Western
Virginia, on the Ohio river, and burned
several houses, fired into steamboats,, &c,
but were subsequently, driven off by troops
from Gallipoles, Ohio. r5G . =. +
The +" Florida" has captured Bos-
ton ship, the "Star of Peace" and burned
her, with cargo worth half million dol
lars. oit a1L-- .f's,.ta a.l
-Pensacola, Florida, has been evacuated
by our troops and nearly all the houses in
the town burned by the soldiers, who sup
dosed the place was to be given up to the
enemy. 1t is said the troops were wanted
to reinforce Banks at New Orleans. ~
"A dispatch from Washington says that
draft of about 200, 900 men will soon be
made to fill up the old regiments, and that
the conscripted men will be sent at once
to the regiments in the field instead of
camps of instruction. "a.
Gen. TODD, of Ohio, has been arrest
ed and held to bail on a charge of kidnap-
ping DR.. OLDs.
1t is stated that Gen. GRANT has got
battery in position to lombard Vicks-
burg and was about ready to open fire.
The attack on Fort Pemberton has recon-
menced. The telegraph says there are
5000 boats at Young's Point.
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The steamer Nicholas l., captured by
our gun boat Victoria, while attempting to
run the blockade, was built several years
ago by VIM. 81. Webb, of New York, for
the Russian Government, and captured by
the allied fleet during the Crimean war.
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Cbituarp.

Departed this life. on Friday. February
the 9th. at his residence near Leonard
Town, John A. Russell, in the 10th year
Of his age a. H-oo - t.NtK : Set,S
The deceased was a.dutiful son. an af-
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sincere friend. He has left wife. four
small children. and numerous relations and
friends to maurn their loss. - i +.
The writer Of this feeble tribnte Of res
pect Was intimately acquainted with the
deceased, from bis childhood. and he can
say With sincerity, that he never knew .
more conscientious and charitable man.
Ever ready to perfafm kind Offices for
others. he was looked upon BY al Who
knew him AZ . warm friend. and valuable
neighbour.
He Was prsctical membef of the Ro-
man Catholic hith, aud nov shas God has
called him, Jet rs hope that be has gone u
that home. where the weary arc st rest,
and iroubles never come. - i, .t1
r. DONATus. \.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05
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!. In the ,twos preceding pieces. i have
treated Of the traducer, and the seducer;
now it is my intention to treat of the flir.,
the basest and most crmel Of them all. The
two 6rst have 10 act With caution, and can
be guarded against; but the last comes out
boldly. and parsues his victim with all the
srdo + Of true and honest intention; and
should he 1t first meet with reverse, be
will again return. to the charge With re-
newed srdor. until u last he wins the
heart Of his upsuspecting victim, then he
toys awhile With the treasure; and when he
becomes satse.sed with pleasure. turns
ealnly snd coldly swsy. wishing her that
lifetime 81 hippiness which his work hss
forever blss1xd but nov SIR Whatever
be your socisl position. you have slebased
ycrrself md dishonored your n,snbood
90 fO7fk u Me world and lei your car
|fiags ~ - Y<0nf. ycs,r air 10 woman j.
chit alric. - Over, but remenber the stain
- o. 1pur slHil, you hare stolen, bssely
mems heart, r. af5ections~ Ypa have
|spbned her III her trust 10 human good
|nessn1d uazksunds fLou4h, if slsa h i
|MueNonnuyfuhsMia nw1noa snoseh b
pritI6 - k1e'Asid % Kids from rthaI 9orla,
ths9ep s'Huieassisises hesrt-usssd. IL
| pa1aepill - bsskssle1s tessiblsz6pbsar.
s.s;s;' 1 III Sssss. slIs eoasd calmly sas X
From 81 q III lj6n6ts wxsi,6n her love rs
1ttn cs1dly ihd cturtex u, Ma kersarexell
And $3.50 hsSs bss&es Asarss3, ncvssuess n
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05

And Z hereby give notice. that on - y
RR1DAT. TIE 2oM. day n MarcA aezt.
betsseen the bours'of " o'caock, II. and 6
o'cleck. p. n IT she Court Hoose Door. in
Leonard Town, ! will expose to public aase-
iion the above described properly. 20 s~ise,d
and taken in execution, to the highest bidder
FIR cash. Also to satisfy oticers' cost ca
same. 80 ~ 7W ~aAf Z H''SF So
7 ssais 80 THOMAS L. DAVIS, a
sai zoFT,T,. - --ca-.~ lt
February 26th. l0e2---ts.s.-r ssFxf -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05
all|HI|1Fs SAIL o. |: |; !: !: !.
VALUABLE REAL AND
PERSON PROPERTY.

DY virtue Of one wi. Of Venditioni
- Exponas. issued out of the Circuit
Court for Saint Mays County. stths Unit
Eot 4. &W Nv. Issac. useoE ,hnes Vi.
Isaac against;the gonh md clnuels, lands
and tenements of Thomas NJ. Keech. and
to me directed, / have seized and taken In
execution al The right. title, interest,
claim and demand. stlaw AM 10 EsSity. of
ihe said Theme. n. Keech. in and 10 the
fSlIouing property q Wit: .,a
asOas crops Tebaseo in the house, (sup,l
pased to6s 10000 Posnds.) ,Ts4'a - =
~ Also b. virtsssof svo writs si Vsndisis-
ID Expo1as. issssed byas Jussise sof the
Peace CT Satht Mary's County. one az tho
suit Of janet Csrswrieht, use III III w.
Bruf \ Coz. and the Other a tie suit Of
sane va assme; ssainst the goods and
cbatiels, lands and tenemepts OF Thomas
~ <Keech;s and By virtue of two other
writs % Ves,ditisas Exposss, issued bv !.
Justice Of the Psace's o. the county asore-
said. one at the wit Of John w. Buff 6
Co.. against H L. Burroughs and Thorn.
. N. Keesh; and the othsr "a the suit Of
same vs.. ssme. against the goods and
Ichattels. lands sadx tenements Of II. i.
Burroughs and Thomas ii. Keech, and to
me directed; and BY sirsas of three wriss
| Of Fieri Paeias. issued out of the Circuit
Court for 81. Msry's County, one ut the
suit Of y6nts 1I hsgleys susvivisg part:
uer Of Rebeft n. 4abufn; one attks suit
81 Penn q Mitchell; and one Il the sait Oh
Thomas CaTicc sgsiust the g0ods and,
chattels. lands and tenemen,s Of Thomas
n. Keeeh. snd 70 me directed; and ky
virture Of one other writ Of Fieri Facias.T
issued out of the said' Court q the suis OF
Mary N. Langley. sdmiuistrastx Of j. ID.
Langley. against the goods and chattess,'
lsnds and tepemsnts Of Thomas M. Keech
and Luke W. b Hutchins, and to me Dir
rected. i have ssissa and taken IN execu-
ton oil the right. tiile. interest, claim and
demand, At Law and 10 Equity. Of the said
THONGS NJ. Keeoh. Lake W. b. Hatch
-. Bal1in, and 10 the
s0fsS Wlhg property, % Wit: ts'Sa
One tract OF parsed Of land called md
kDoWn 49, zen LA a. r-fes4. =. sF ss
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05

10ng lhg property, % Wit: ts'sa
One tract Of parcel Of land called md
known A. .s,s -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-05

TUE ATTEMPT TO AssAssrNArE GENERAL
BANKs Bosrox. February rs The New
Orleans correspondents Of the Boston Jour-
nal writes, under date Of February IL.
This evening. IS General Banks was pas
sing out the ladies' entrance to the City
Hotel for the purpose Of attending the
French opera. and before he stepped into
his carriage. . pistol was discharged from
the recess in'thc wall, and ball whizzed
close 70 The person of General Banks, aud
close to an officer who attended him. The
General was not bit. and the. assassin
escaped fhrough the crowd. The police
are on his track and be cannot long avoid
capture. From the report made BY the
weapon il is supposed TO have belonged to
tile class known as tho ..Monte Christie
PISTOL The affair has caused great deal
Of talk and just indignation in the COM
munity.