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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-27

AND KILLED.-Thursday night, about O'Clock,
Thomas Dougherty and Patrick Clune were
walking to this city from the ferry at Fort
Smelling, and were in hollow near the Vance
Brown house, when three soldiers on horse
back came riding up behind them at great
speed. Dougherty, q young man, uttered
cry of warning to his companion, and sprang
out Of tho road, but Clune, an old man, not
quick Of hearing and slow of movement, was
too late, and the foremost rider came down
upon him at full speed, throwing him to the
ground with great violence literally riding him
down. The shout of the foremost rider warned
his companions. so that the second jumped his
horse over Clunes PROSTATE body, and the third
was able to pull up his horse at the spot.
Deugherty and the soldiers hastily undertook
to raise the old man to his feet, but found him
insensible, and evidently dangerously injured,
though there were no outward marks except
light bruises to show that he had been hurt.
The poor old man was Afterwards able to NUT
ter a few scarcely Ineligible words for his
friends, and died in less than An hour. An
examination showed that his head must have
struck the ground with great force, the concus-
sion of the brain causing paralysis and death.
His remains were brought to this city the same
night, and yesterday taken to his relations in
Scott county.
The deceased was about 65 years DID, \ resi-
dent Of Spring Lake township, in Scott county,
ard had been at work on the Cedar Valley
Railroad, had drawn his pay at Mendoza, and
was coming to this city to work during the
winter.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-27

GoLD.-Gold was selling in St. Paul
yesterday at 461s.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-27

DRs. WILEY & HAND,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE ON PHEASANT
STREET, ST. PAUL, MINI.
a. Office hours to 10 A. NJ, and 2 to 6r
III. Wiley cannot attend to night calls. 14d&wims
MANHOOD; HOW LOST! HOW
V1 RESTORED!-J Published IN a SAaIed
turs. Treatment and Radical CURE Of Spermatorrhma
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions Sex
ual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage xener-
Ally Nervousness consumption, Epilepsy and Fits;
Abuse, &C.; BY BOBERT J,CtLVERWELI, N. D..
author Of the Green Boob, 10.
~ 1Ses to ThowsSsas Or AsHsrsrs,ss
Sent under seal In plain envelope, to any addrsm
pest pail On receipt Of six cents or two postage
NampA By DE- CH. ]. c. KLINE 127 BowGEy. No
York Pest OMes Box A6ee sepf3-Smd&w
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-27

BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTANT FROM CHATTA-
NOOGA.

A Forward MOvemcnt..A ReconnOfs.
sance i'm FOrce-.Substantial Advan.
tages Gained.- Rebel Rifle Pits Car
ried by Assault-.The Two Armies
Face to Face..RumOr of a Heavy
Rebel Defeat.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-27

GARRoTING Information was brought
to the police Office Monday that a pedestrian,
name not given, was garrotted and robbed of
$65, on the new St. Anthony road, about six
miles from this city, Saturday night, about II
O'Clock. His assailants numbered three, and
while one executed the garrote in style de.
scribed to be professional, and showing an old
hand at the game, the others rifed the victims
pockets of all his money.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-27

The PORK TRADE receipts of the
season have not been large, and our packers are
forced to decline orders for delivering early in
December. Considerable pork will be packed
here this season for the army. The lack Of
good supply Of packing hogs alone prevents q
large business being done this fall and winter.
So soon as snow falls and sleighing sets in, &C
cording to reports from the country, thou
sand to Two thousand No. hogs will be sent
in to this market. But a few hundred heavy
eorn-fed porkers just now would gladden. our
packers, keep all their hands at work, and ell
able them to take orders they are now forced
to decline
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
IA rat! a rat! dead for a ducat!"

ONE Aleck Sykes, an inmate of the
bagnio on the Fort road known as the Cave
House, on Saturday afternoon shot himself in
the forehead with q revolver, the ball penetrat-
ing his skull and lodging, fiat as a nickel,
against the outer membrane of the brain. The
escape from almost instant death was narrow.
The force of another grain of powder added
would have sent the ball straight through his
brain and Aeck to the-other world, sure. As
It is. Aleck "still lives"
In the life which this man leads, so far from
every day humanity-and yet 50 near a. to
form the dark background of our civilization
there il q queer social organization with Its Pc
culisr code of laws, and they have their disma
loves and mad jealousies, out Of which grow
sometimes morbid limitations Of the romance
of healthier life. Something Of love, jealousy
and a reckless feeling of revenge, 1t was said,
prompted this man to attempt his ewn life.
Even from this pool of civilization research
might drag . drama Of life. But, in truth,
there was NO lovelorn youth, no romantic b'hoy
turning his eyes to the weeping, repentant
idol of his affections. Instead, gay Aleck,
resting on pile of pillows, smoking his cigar,
and rejoicing in the strength of his skull and the
absence ofthat other grain ofpowder, denies the
"sef impeachment and asserts that the
shot was An accident resulting from careless
ness in handling firearms, . failing which he
asserts Is chronic with him, he having shot
himself once or twice before. As he tells the
story, he was engaged in shooting rats, and
was about TO blow some dust from the barrel
Of his revolver. then at full cock, when the
hammer slipped from his finger and the shot
took effect as above described. As for she,-
woman still mall her fall,-while she patiently
tends her lord, applying cold water to his
wound and supplying all his wants, she says
she wishes the darned fool" had killed him.
self outright, but it would be pity to waste
from powder on him."
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-27

kAOhTED RxIREssLY FOR THE SAINT PAUL PIONEER AID
OORRECTKD BY OUR OWN RRroRTK1.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05
O @ m - II nG r r Z . ~
CAN az CURE

The advertiser, Physician # thirty years ex-
perience, in the tire Ataens Of Lung diseases,
Bronchitis, asthma. &c, but nov retired from the
prsctice, isdesir,us ct impsr.ins Lis experience
bv d,fiusing information Invaluable to suffering
hum sri,y, and which has Cured thousands.
The same medicine will no do for all. He will
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adopted to each particular case and will surely Of
feet cure. TRY rf--lt will cns. you nothing-a
STAN required for postage. Address.
Ii. LOW T.. NJ. -. Box 500, New York City.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05

LIFE IN A SOUTHERN SwAMP.-A let
ter from an officer Of the Fifty 9Th Mas
ssch usetts regiment, dated Long Island,
$. T., October 7, says:
The at.r OF these islands (particnlsr-
~ on Folly 10 not 1t for MAJ or besst t.
d,isk, - II contains suIp hnre,ed hydro
gen IN poisonous quantities. Attempts
have beeu m .de 20 purify it by boiling,
and f tering it through charcoal. with
some success. We SEQ something of
southern swamp i:fs her. Mu.quitots
swarm ty million. day and night; ,ed-
headed iz"d., g .pid.rs, and var,os.
nondeser;pt reptile. cra~! over u; yester
day la'ge mocrasin quake tried to
fiud quarters ia INV blankets"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05
Framing Timber,
Clear STUFF, Fencing,
siding, LNth,
shingles r. PickPts

ell Of which is sold al the very lowest market
price. Farmers and Builders will fad II greatly
to their advantage to purchase Of us.
uuber yaris 1T the Mil above the Railroad
Fridge, aud On Harrison street, between 18th and
18th, Davenport, Iowa. jue9-a6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05
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Dr.. Harve,'s Treaties ~ diseaecs u females,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05
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ANDTHE
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IN FOUR " FfEs. rY
IN FWIN " HIS, q
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UR. RlCORD'a ESStNCE OF LiFl
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05

Third Edi~i ion, 50th Thousand.
Ma III EECS&r IL.
TREATISE On SEMINAL WEAKNESS
- trvou itsry rissien-, aental AM fnysica
n a'noity, loss o. Power. ste1aturs Decay, IA
flai ole..is % Z: .friase, eryoas Debility, Sef
9 ia c .-;e.-;, i }ifess1a, &c., &c.
Hv soHr =. bsnI, e. u, sember OF the Roya;
College OF u:geons,A ndon. !. pages Ice cts
T1Is BOOK a9ull pe read by ovory ere, and
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SEM under sea,ed euxeiole. ~ mai, on re-
ceipt Of the money or postage clamps, by
J. BRYAN, VI. D.. Cedar-S: New York.
n,a0-lH1Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05

A Ns..schue.tt, uevsn.ner rnhl;,hes

A Massachusetts newspaper pnblisbes
IN account Of . transaction between .
lsboser ard we'll mercaniils
firm IN that State, in which il appears
that the lsborsr has been In tbs habit
for scms ,~enty years Of loan,ng t5s sas-
ings to the 6rm. A portion OF The loans
we're 10 gold, and al Of the fands 1t shs
time the loans were made were WORTH
their face in gold. II April last the
firm refused longer TO retain the money,
and closed the account BY paying him IN
"greenbecks." The debt wss :l,467,
while their check wss worth but 81 ,o0a.
This instance Of legal honesty and NOR
al dishonesty is chiefly Interesting from
its Puritansm, "a " itLc ss the following
statement BY the laborer concerning one
OF the parties
"Daring the eight or ten years ! have
known him, he has gwen me mech re-
IIgious instruction, calling my attention
10 religions principles and moral oti-
cations" it has cost me more than xm
able or willing to pay TO learn the value
Of his 'reiigious principles and moral OBJ
ligations.'"
The politicsl opinions Of the parties
ere not mentioned, bnt who doubts thu,
this man Who talked 20 fucntly respect.
ing delicious principles aud moral obi
cations" wac "loysi?"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05

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BELLS SPkCxFIC PILLS.!
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nauseats tho stomach or impregLa'e The breath !;
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avoided No change Of diet is necefsa.y whilst
using them, nor does their action interfere with
business Zach Box contains six dc1en Pile
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05

SrwGuLAa DEATH.-A Berlin mer-
chant, returning from long jocrner,
saw fu eral preceding from his own
house, and wa. informed on inquiry that
it vas his wife. He leaned back in hls
carriage and died instantly. lie bad
been married but = few weeks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05

A recent visitor a. Richmond says
that Mr, jeff. Davis dresses very plain
~, and usually wake when she 8 cs
out. When she does ride u, il is in 2
plain carriage, drawn ty two horses and
driven b. negro, who 10 By fer the most
consequential parsonage Of the two
She has had many rich dresses and eoms
superb atticlee OF jewe'ry sent to her by
the lends Of jeff. Davis in Europe;
bot these she seldom wears, except up
on state occas,ons. She very rarely
goes to pisces of amusement, Int IS al
wars seen with her husband az church.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05
EAEPEN e:SN or MISERY
THAT IS THE QUESTION

THE pR'PRIE, CRS o. TIE NEW YORK
L MU5sUX AND ANATOMY OF EEDICiS8 havs
determined, ,egar les of expense, - i,sue fee
TOR the beu.6t Of suffering huuani,y) ,OuR Of
their most intoisst;ng and instructive Lectures
onMarri x aai its isqu ali 5ca:on., Nervous De-
il'ty, rematu Jecl tie Of Hanhc d. Inoisss-
ION, W eakless or Depress;. n. Loss Of Energy I'd
Vital Power, TIE Gee. So-isl Evil, ard those
aiades which resilt from youthful 'ollies. ex.
ress.s matnity. or iGpoVancc Of Ply iolocy
ADD Natures NV.
Ihe.elnvala ~ bic Lectures have been tie cans
OF c-.l!gntsnin3 All swing Thousands, ard wiIl
We !orv az ieH Tree on receipt CT four st,mrs, by
addressing saonErARY, Rev YORK u scum of
AnateEy aud Medicine, 6iS Broa1w.y, New
York aup3-lv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05
ALA is Sd w "A IL u.

The undersigned beg leave
tOsCall the attention Of the
public and the u AIDE i'm PAR.
licmlar to their comp lete
and well assorted stock Of
SHELF & HEAVY HARROW ARE,
cosnpri>inSevc suit
ed e. I ise JObbing Trad. Of
the West.
0avi"S unequalcd far iIf-
lies for purchasing ii Oln
Man ufxc surers direct. We
shall keep our stock con.
slomaly Esp 10 the requ re-
memts Of tac country, and
offer GOODS ut
Il q W y u PR IL e s
and better terms than amy
other House in the Trade.
An carly call is respect
fully solicited.
Orders by Eahala receive
prompt asecntiOm.
M Y Els & WALSH,
NO. LESLlE.S BLOCK, FRONT ST
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05

AT factory in Portland, Me-, nearly
1000 bushels Of potatoes are "coocen.
trsted = for the army every day. All the
water i sb sor bed, leaving about five lbs.
Of MI! rimentto the sixtv pounds which Z
bnshel Of potstoes a, erages, and that
concentration IS ground up, giving il The
appearance Of Indian zeal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05

AIR FOR Tyrurs FevLR.-A Paris
physician, considering tSphos lever to be
kiud vi paralysis or n-Phyx ia OF the
vital fupcli us, occasioned BY the inhala-
too Of lelhiferoust atmosphere, either
FROM thyphold patient or any other
msrbid source, admits ar freely to lhs
invAi;d's bedroom, to which plan he at
Fri utes many remarkable cures. He
say. there osD be NO injection in Tho open
ar-f,est air, moreover enables patient
to ;ako stimuiants which be could not
otherwise bear.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05

THE pirates in the Jail in Portland
hive lately been paid their MONTH,
wages 10 gold by the Southern Confed-
eracv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05
The Si0nonrrev Negs saws that a. TIE

The signourrev Neys savs that a. the
recent tenn OF the Distinct Court IN Keo-
kek count. the cit 1ons Q. South English
who were bound over tor killing Talley
were discharged, no in.siclmoots having
been found. Hot einge sitneas was
ia be found wbo crni identif7 a man
that f,ed shot excepting ISL ~ h'm>
self. fhe par,ies heid to ansxe. for CO..
spi-acy welo also discharg !, the evil
dsoca against them MT beng deemed
safliuent 10 convict.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05
The hrmber Of Men Called on. for r.,
my.

The humber Of Men Called on. for tie
frmy.
We fnd in iho Ooio C.afesa,cn the
following eyh'bit Of n forces a ed in
10 acs:. { vice, ader tie AdDiais..a-
,isn Ct Pfcsldsn. I1.ncoin:
BY Proclamation, April Is, 1851 80. -. = geo
ny pseol sipa.i 1n, JAY g. 1851, G. $50
BY Act u Cosgresi, jul, 12. l56I.... 5so,9 0
IL Act @. Congress, July -, lI0l.... - 900
By Proclamation, July l. 1851. ......... SOC, 600
BY Proclaim aticn, AuganS, 1852 $500. 2oJ., "
BY Order, July, 1863. 100000
BY Proclamation, Oosobsr II, 1863. 800, 20
j .s65, 900
Thus, nearly two millions Of men have
been called mt, mnk'1g a nnm bar equal
to shout two-thirds the total vote east
10 1850 for President in the Northern
free States.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
The First and Second Districts Completed
TO-DAY THE THIRD TO BE FINISHED.
NAMES OF THE DRAFTED
EXEMPTIONS IN THE CITY.
Action Of the Enrolment Boards
First District.
QUERNs COUNTY.

The duff for the County of Queens com
menced yesterday morning at O'Clock nj Jamaica
l.. l. Provost Marshal Capt. Edwin Rose. made fe"
pertinent remarks. onjoining upon the citizens the ne
ccssy Of preserving order and inviting the Supervisors
and civil officers Of Queens County present to count the
ballots and snperintend the drawing.
Tie headquarters Of the Provost Marshal was dcnsely
packed but no disturbance whatever occurred The
drawing Of some familiar elected shouts OF
laughter but all we're good.natnred aud generally quiet
although much interest was manifested.
Among the distinguished visitors present were FRO
vos, Marshal General Nugent Capt Turner Of Lis stan
Superintendent Kennedy. Inspector Carpenter. Gov
King Of New York. and others.
Among the prominent names drawn were Col Aaron
4. DeeT0v, National Guard Of jamaica Isaac L.
rlcndriekson, Enrolling officer Town Of Jamaica the
Rev. J.. Sands Pastor Methods, Church. Wm. Il Bur
ling. Editor /. l. Tirao. Flushing; John NJ Crane
Paying Teller shoe and Leather Bank Of Sew.fork;
Elijah Everett. the taI,st man In Jamaica fee, high;
Chss. X Lincoln. Flushing. clerk in Provost Marshal
Roses Office; George Durlcnd. son Of Proprietor Of
Jamaica HOTEL Jas. II. Oakley dhe man turning the
uhceD; also a clerk In Proyos, Marshals office. and
George Townsend Oyster Bay. another clerk Of Provost
MarahaI
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03

hand On the spot their part OF the history was otted
down In black and white. The job was great national
one, and let none be sighted who bore All honorable
part In it, And while those who have cleared the great
river may well be proud that is not ALL 1t hard
to say that anything has been more bravey and well
done than at Antetam, Murfreesboro Gettysburg and
on many fields of less note. Nor must Uncle Sans
webfeet be forgotten. At all the waery margins they
have been present not only on the deep sea- the broad
bay and the rapid river, but also up the narrow muddy
bayou, and wherever the ground was little damp,
they have been and made their tracks. Thanks to all
For the great Republic the principle 1t lives by
and keeps aive-for mans vast futurethanks 10 all.
Peace does not appear so distant M ii did hope 1t
will come and TO stay and 80 come as to be
worth the keeping in al future time. II will then have
been proved that among frcemen there be no sue
ccssu appeal from the ballot the bullet and that they
who take such appeal to lose their case and pay
the cost And then there will be some black men who
can remember that. with silent tongue and clenched
teeth and steady eye and well poised bayonet, they
have helped mankind on TO this great contamination;
while fear there viii be white unable to for
get that with malignant heart and decefu speech they
have sirivcn 10 hinder it,
Still let US not be ovcrsanguine of q speedy final
triumph. Let US be quite sober Let us diligently ap
ply the means never doubling that just God In His
own good time will give us the rightful result.
Yours. very truly A. LINCOLN.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
nIARMADUKE's FORCES ROUTED.
Prices Army Driven Across the Arkansas.
OUR FORCES HoTPURsUiT
LITTLE ROCK WITHIN OUR GRASP.
ST. LouIs. Wednesday. Sept. %, 1881

VI IVV'' " V"I''"''"! ~ Ut '
General Steele telegraphs Gen. schofeld from
Duvalls Bluff Ark, Aug Goth. Tia, all advance under
General Davidson has driven MarInaduke's Cavalry
about 900 strong out Of brownsville. confusing Co'
Burbridse and some privates. AZ the las; accounts
Gen Glovers brigade was pushing the eDcmy towards
Bayon McloIie.
dispatch from Pilot Knob SAYS that dcscr'cT' iro'n
Burbridges command report Gen Prices forces were
driven back across the Arkansas on the 29, ,ha, the
Rebels in full retreat. and that Gems Steele aud
Davidson were In hot pursuit.
Marmadukc's command completely ron,cd and
scattered aud Little Rock within the grasp Of the Union
army.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
Second District.

The drGft which was begun on Monday, in tha
lid District Brooklyn under direction Of Capt MadS
dox Provost Marshal, and his efficient assistants wsa
finished yesterday. The drawing commenced ycstert
day with the Sixteenth Ward in the presence OF Aide
Sail Supervisor Hanson, exAld. kieh, ard Mr.; Rosen1
gartcn--3,33 names being placed In the Wheel oS
which 33 were to be drafted and 50 per cent 6i msks
ing ir4 in all
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
Gen. GilImore's Reply'so Gen. Benurcgnrd

WAsHNGros Wednesday Sept 2. lso1
The following is Gen. Gillmorc's reply, a
brief notice of which has been published from tie Rebel
papers 10 Gen. Beaurcgafds communication. already
uriutcd AZ length:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-19

Union CONVENTION IN IDAHo.-The Age
publishes call for Union Convention to
nominate candidate for Congress to meet at
the Mountain House, IS miles above Lewis
ton, Sept. 2Sth.