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:. 100 N. THE HORSE KEWARD.-

C,.NN M TIE NORSE REWARD
SOUt Si.eu tro.n NY pasture, near Or-nEc Cour;
ivc .t. ~ o: Sep, ruUer poor, cs.k bay HOR- L.
ao. "a. is aich Yeas old, lett knee crippled ~
.s- AZ eGarfe uechsSed by me at Ids: OrsaSe C"u'
:sys " Cox corrsr Tor Gen Heath, who s.id him AT
s'"4c. .
t.. 81 81 A-r.e Stealing has btcono such cryirS evil
u -. sg'uul..:.v ;aai wi psy Fy" llamdred Dollars
AM ~ iir=,1 IL reco cei) for such irfornatio ~
80. ...l III, cguv eli n VI the thief will pSy Tea
, i, 81 :: H. re very Q the ho.se one.
q l.l,'. jos. HllbFS.
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S..6 kEwhkD.-Ren .~ey. my man JEFF. heiS
CDU aaUut - 2earr age eet hi h. rather spare
81: t..;-a l.c.; II. had on Vrhea ne par b De
pa-'. cr The Move reward will be PAD !. taHeu
s;tl u: STATE 3 90 on; oiil.
H. G. MOSTLY,
,-,:lr- Messing Ford Depot, Cha. lUi:e Cry Va.
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. III .IMOSD, 10Th September, lt63.

FL lIHDSD, 10Th September, lr63
n.y:SEEss The r. ard nr DIRECTORS OF the R:cH-
ccad F:-. A. scca:ion hSr- Iecn:ed dividend OF
r-r rr,t or : per sh;rn ne capital stock nj TIE
As..c.i ion the :T"fis cf the "a sI months pay
Att. ih tnc ders. their legal representatives.
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iuarfcn,irx Coal Oil!
ighrtcxting CoEl Gil!
Su;.nr;e Tor all kinda -
MACHINERY.
Light ard heavy,
LOCOMOTIVES.
n..E&.h.G
t'nrTOn OR
wOOLEN MILLS, &c
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&ifknlon0 Enqunsr.

FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. IL, 1866.
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lIAYoa's CouR7-WErSrsrAy-
James Castle prcsidi"g-Thcre were but few
cases NJ interest before the Eecorder ycstcr-
day. Sc,H!ai lu:roe, were arraigned for
being "ut w;.hout passes, ald punished there
for. Several I.i:lmen. keepers of small shops
AMI 9r'C.a..:e -, arc up for buying produce
in The market a;.,. Offering it again inr sale"
They ser" iaci ,.Ti Dismissed
ELcoRnER', CouEr-Thursiay- 4.
Ccsskis rreSiijag.--Jvhn Phelps was ND,
charged ;:ith stealing horse aud selling the
same u Il negro inan rHn..I Frank Johnson.
who. after purchasing the horse, suspected
something was wrong, ;,rI ave him to Mr..
Reese, o.! the trim OF kee-ec & Parr, 10 sell
again for him.
iIr. kcesec hc:us called up, testified that
he -oll The horse Tor Frank j Johnson on the
18th ci Oct"hor: that hcrSse selling be made
some enquiries. and ;.SccrtairinS lie cheap
price at win II johnson hid bought the horse,
lhpu.ht il mus: have tecn sto:cn. lie, how
ever, s'j hun Z, IL man namcd Ptake. lie
was und"r ruc impression that the animal be-
lon@c,i /" gentleman in Petcrsburg-;. Mr.
Myurc--wi,". upon bcin;; tc!esraphe,l, came
over, identified the horse which was delivered
~ aim, and tue nric;' i;.id 10 Johnson for
him returned ~ PcaHe. Thc cn1c was con-
timed till tao next term Of tho Hastings
Court. aud INC prisnner remandcd to jail.
Tho ease ct ;ran:is Rrprelsht, German,
charged with srabking Peter Carroll, SOL
der, wa- again called, y. Judson Crane ap.
ps,Ti"g As counsel for the accused. Several
witnesses were examined. 1t appeared that
on Monday four soldiers entered tho drinking
house of Eupreight and called for drinEs.---
Tic liquors were mixed and placed before
them, when one, who was expected 70 pay for
the treat, asked permission t9 step in the back
yard attached TO the premises. 1tuprcight OBJ
jeetcd to any Of t1c party drinking until the
return or the ''monici man." when Carroll
sail, '.hc iei--tl If hr didn't drink, and no
l--n r=,ei l'aichman should keep him from
it." Ruprci::s replied that he was Virgin
ian. Carroll responded tina. The vas Il Luu-
iSiaE;a1--N irginians arc nothing but d--n
cOwardS.' 4 general knee: down and drag
out then cnsued. After threatening to de-
mnlish the entire building, they departed, and
Rupreight was arrested for >fnbbins Carroll,
Who appeared in Court with his arm ma sling.
lf;cr ihc arrest Of Rurrci;ht, thr men
aglin entered thr house aud riruia!u!ri their
change" Mrs. itnprcight, who appeared, and
articu;atcd with such ~w;i;arS> and in such
broken English that the reporter could only
cath 4 ic:; words, tyld rc nru she did not
CIV" ttlarn any ''chang,"," when they turned Ia
abusing: her N the yiic>t manner, and lhrcit-
cncd i" oycrturn the honsc. She then had
Carr.,.! arrested for u,n. tErcatcn;n. Ian
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.;Er1EE VENkj.. I; INSTITUTES,
i Gk@riot.csr,!:e, Va.
lin 3iET. II. a.. Principal ;.ni rGc!sr.c.pr.
r.. -eS: .ri-i"n ure2a September 'i -i -'"S 80
- ic!tars 81 :" terms, c"urs" ~ s'"''. S5!.,J
o., H. ,a.. .,.i Al ChsTl"r,. T-. 49,: - 2-9'pw'
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RI. !4., q ;a Institution will be re'eme1 on ne
,,..y N ,.cuLrs d. 4 cos, The ~ OF u,. 1871
49, RAJ. ..plv l., -. LEE PUWnL'
trnC.rll
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RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a;tcr.ron
one of the down rreigh; trains on the Contra!
Itailroud ran into nrDtirer which had stopped
in advance OF i:,about mile Somth Of Peaks
Station, fifteen miles i.om The city. {" take on
wood. The Conductor OF the latter iS.in had
culpably neglected 70 sire du2 notice to tie
following one b. sen4ir: jack the us'la! red
iiag. and the place lie had s;oprcl -. not be-
ing Il regular station. aud icing situated upon
Il curve the accident was unavoidable. Some
Of the hands saw The train ~ it approached
behind, and ga" notice. whcn the I'll; iGecr
started, bu: toJ late 20 avoid the cO!lIsun.--
Several soldiers who were OF "ne o: the cars
jumped oif before they struck, and three 81
them were the only persons IL, urel.
Captain Jameson, Of company I, 18Th
Mississippi infantry, had his LETT arm broken ;
the apothec:;Yy Of the same regiment, badly
bruised, and private Of company y, of the
same. one leg injured. But little damage
was done to the train. The culpable cy"duc-
tor, conscious OF his fault, deserted the train
and took to tn" woods. lis name is George
Washington Toombs. Both trains reached
tho ..ity soon after.
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SITAHT ED-I FORM ALTON AM taiag Of the
w whereabouts Of n small yellow IEuAk. nark-t
D. w. PARKS, late Captain Co E, 5ith &. Regiment
will be thankfully received ami III c.ay rewarde ~ his
brotreri l. u PAfh'
SO LIE American hotel
Two FARMERS IN EASTERN TfREISIA.-I
wish 10 pu, chaSr Coon FAM, med uIr size. and
healthy location, ID Essr m Virgin! Gu tw"rr.
Address, with full particulars aud lowest cash fIiee
JNO. GREEN,
slrs Sililms Elliott
rpl,-it: HSsaaaAVA
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.

i'i'HhpHD, -. ~ H.. IS'hi.
HIS Eecclieacy, t. II. Ia."c Gocer1.or IF
-NoTM CGrr0tjHa:
Sir In the ac'ion Of the Ist oi.iu.v, near
Gettysburg, the shArp>hoojcra "f r.: Gen
HanS!ur's Brigade, urder r0;nlnsr,d of Lieut.
+. VI. liarney, ll,h y. {. Volunteers. dis
per,eI the ljo;h pcnnS vlraaa rcgimcn;.-
That gallant officer, with MS uwn nwuds,
wrcsted the standard from the color bearer OF
the Pennsylvania regiment, and soon after
wards fell, m rally wounded.
Gen. RamScur, in communicating The above
particulars, informed me that it Was Harrcy's
last request that the flag should lie presented
n bis name Ia the President.
the wish of the dying hero has been conf
piled with. The ilag is in my possession and
will be treasured by me as an honorable me-
mento Of the vaior and patriotic ticcoti"n
which the soldiers Of North Carolina have
displayed Oh many har'l.lousht fields.
| have thought it due to The iannHtcd Off
Ger, with whose family have MT the aivan
tagc OF being acquainted, 10 communicate
these circumstances to Won, as thit-f Magis
trate OF his State, and TO express through Y u
20 his State, his cumr;.dcs and his family, ii e
sincere sympathy | feel With them for .ho
loss of one 50 worthy OF thcic admiration and
esteem.
Such deeds Illustrate "A peoples history.
Justify !. peoples pride and sustain IL country
cause.
remain, very respectfully and truly yours.
JEFFERSON DAVIS:
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,JEplC,h C0LLEGr or viKEi-l-.-
vi - SSl,S or seq Oh
~ .i course OF Lectures Will cva,' "Hr2 oi The
-, MONDAY "a Ny rllt~r lad continue u,ti II" - Il
Ma.,a. - Ian @; instruction, aud ile ::ss WIG be he
h-s~ 5. .-.r"ir-r.
T...rlsr iic.lstou. or a copy Of ;he catalogue sc.
r L. :. JONES y D,
..a--.clS:. Dean d: ;Rr Faculty,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-11

,,1lFT0T ACADEMY, Amelia Couniy.-The
.suuc Session. az mouths, begins the lst Monday In
,,n~r TsEMS-str,cily i'll advance.
beard and iuiiioi- SvV.Uo
Day Pupils. .-.. .-...--..-'..-...-...-: % w
,,r,,.. furnish their lights aud ipwvs.
Nv 3c,rrs. IS Mstt.aso 70.
u. u. u HARRISON
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- CcrHer Main h-d 18th nts
\ ID f0R RENT,
O. "a 'h' io' the neat year Tract of Land, !. i3c
|: 'sT opp s!,' .hc tnsL OF Nil On; in G'ilcs
'.''':loai md Da vile Railroad
T.. ''''sia- ID w slH huudr..i sc1es " It'll Tie
,-l.. o. o. GI low sr .nd,. TIe rrt5le la d Ii
Luz. ,t'-'r ''ic is sutac for twelve cr r,erp
tor .',Et - gu The 'aud d cling house with u.
kor,. -es Inc ovessee hous; h.d other p,aR,ar!c.
l.; ict Will he Riven 10 COW whea; ;se Is. Of 10
~! s"'se'slGa the 18th of ID, CO mbcr
fte., WI ne rented 20 IL. Highest bidder the
-. IL" itlh OF Sey;.r;b.r
,.:lss.'.saia's, address F. G. CLAIBORNE,
N''osr2 RinSyoli Pit syl AHA, Va.
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S.inn REWARD. Rsnaray from '.e suoscH
.SlOU = On toe Ugh; vi the Ct :cs itriv 10y
a,..,. ~, pu; % year, I'd. JIM mas III! heat g!
- =. c.r .c-, sid boy NH L. !, !: A!ny
E..s!. T. ,.t s'ay j.casta u dark pats. Ji;n WIS
~, > 'r :, s.-. > vrus5aTs, CGigcrer co nty. a.
l<ls way there: OF to ma nav" gone WIZ
~. ols - n. ~ t. Las in the ariGy Leinre
Glt i>-l; sex .uicH ina .riaUns h'ing IN Rieh
E.p-t 10 2.y !.rs u, alb u; TIE t'y ~ Ills :ar
u. 4 MILES,
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4 w H. FHRy:kTEGS concerning tbs VIII res5outs
~ o:CuAEl.En Il INGRAM member OF Gantstn
tl-~s Co n. 3: R-gFneut Fields Brigade, Arnyof
" Va. wl, b. tharktat!y rrcr:vcd y his trn.her
THOMAS ". INGRAM,
ArIais;- SiS Batter, W-e'o Brigade,
,,.l,Q,. near X chmond.
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rlva;e F. F. DIOKtS, ag"d II years, feet = iuches
hGh "a complication. hue eyes and dark ha;r WAS en-
.s;t.l by Capt mis-. Jgy g. ls6, IN Pike county Ala
for IN: serted III, company on fiat day Of Oct
49, II tagc.a"d, Vi. auG Is EOS in tho ~ AID: eiln
~. L. Il. HI ia Si,w..t en-. [ia.
'4Hatc l. &. HliiGHAM, aGei Is years. 5 feet 10
u D. ag': ! pl"Aign, t.ue oyrn and Ii. hit hair
= al" i >. a.. ~ Lrl.s, Juy3, 1901. Tor the war
AMI ~ :! l COMPANY isi October. !S';i, at Page
i. ~. 49,. 5 Cart White. cavalry, liuyl's
Bs',a.!"a 80. i"i,"G t.iG" y ~. g, AiA.
rr:Ea:a eli LnLES WOOD. arcd about % years feet
Gil Ist i lgk coiap rAioa dar. hair ana sycs; WIS
eu!l-lr ~ Capt I-ui-, Dyyrrbcr IsC!. 3, Savannah
{ TO- ~" var. I'D deserted II, c.iaray 1T Manassas,
JauuEry 1859
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20 II i: :: i: 5 = -! l.
1 F;:
II ! G Ii I y F Il I
ATIAST
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The or, can he bsd Of J. B. GALLAGHER, WESREsauRs
e. Co and W WgGiirhhS H. Go Rig tprodim

& Co and W "'GHrhhS d 20 a,.e N,roo.r
;r.'.;s IEi.--Fr0n al the amp OF :5th heorgiR
= beg N. nj, :IClnl.' Br.a'" NicoSs Division, near
,rsrc III: :;ou - $40 9Th August, an ron-srGy
MAZE arnut iua- yea uG. oGc hind foot willie. and
ryh; rrS Il gaty s"o"G fon recent hurt, a"d rare
f,o.L Ans Ia ion "orcrIni"s hcT will be thank
.l.y v"d. Any prser r,tnrung Ter VIII - Suita
biy 'rawrrn,d II. l.. GROVES, NJ. or,
- .-;,t :}5.a Georgia Rsgt
NOTICE Y;,I.UNTEEHS WANTED FOR
y the First e&;mcat ofEngineer Troops, TO
Serve with Ike Amy Of Northern SirStnta'-
To !. bodice meu mo1s If .ervI:. IL. country nd
esq chilly i-caan!c IL aH!Eesr ..rrce heta great
-ri :ucec n. TGau ary C:a"T.
T.re!irnu,,. wall >or.rsc companies Of lL2 uen
aaca H. follows:
$ ,,rsssn,s. pay 80 per month,
: cCTT0rsls, - III =
10 .tr;i-an. " ~
. Nun M. Il
The .n,,aEr. of G. hing &c nTe me same as IN Tbs
c.p- hrapche chr service ad roGn esrs will receive
.;.jiNTY og s3e.
The du.; Os;hs Ep :,r~t Troops ne c.,ets E'aSns
.Ea S:aiu -oads ;;d bridges, rcconr"ir-n: an" sur
,- country occupi and marched through - nv
arm and -n: cucu military r"iiiona ut ~ WIZ
n, arll-i ,.usaets rMd usch AZ infantry Nen CIR
cuJnstanc~s rel:l-cit
- Ifsndg -Srrs 81 t5e regiment ana rendezvous gre
established CITY, and all s Confederate States rln
-oiuy OSr, have been ho7iscd receive and SEND
.,.r coni eelt volunteers for assignment: TO inns res
uieat " VI n iALSoI l,
Lieut.. Col. commanding.
EEAD'a'Rs lsr ESG. RECT, -.
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I'wy nTNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

I'NJ HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
L t.atNa; ROC. .us IL. Lear North Garden epo;,
"a ...I= d., ,r.uy, ". ms, :cur NEIiEO MN.
JACK "G"ar - or 10 year, sure I!Ede, siS ise
las, -. d carries biz h al dowd.
ilS. =. zee. asa, black. ana elom sp:kvn, aged about
H0:-t
ELIJAH a::l ab0u: - years bo.Slrss cd. on BIZ
~; -s..! Lace :eet ;nchs singh! very dark ginger
coo.
!'AaC ga .a9ri2] OF IS ?ea-s slsnde. made fee
.:Gr, .!:i,
IL aJaSs rcwar! will be paid fer the apprehension
e. -=5izf! q; ;r- -s!i runawa;sio
BOCOCk s. PARRISH.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

LONDON, Aug. 81, 1SG3.-It is reported that
the United States Minister. Mr.. Dayton, has re-
ceived instructions from his government to pro.
test against the French proceedings in Mexico.
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FOR RENT.

r :" ,'ENT The spacious Trcn Front Warehouse. c.
p,,' '''f".r slEes;. recently occupied ay NY.
t,yt'i sol eIreD immediately.
''' iet:cs, apply TO
So. SUMNER e. ARGNTS. Anc:s
Ccrner Main Il. d 18th nts
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--,.IJ7.,jIS;N Fi.'i..l.E INSr,TCTE,
- ferdinand, IL
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~ r. y,nnrrr AI'; ~ 2.-lm
y Columbus (;a) Sun" ''plr, of 'h~ South,'
ard Montgomery "Atgcrii,er copy, ani forward ~; T.
r.c.iv,eA, 10 li,j VI H. Scrugs:. a. q. NJ Laws Bri.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-01-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

Special Dispatch to Tie Saint Paul Pioneer.
PORTLAND, January 10.
The steamer Hibernia, from Liverpool
on the 9Th of January, ria Londonderry
Friday afternoon, the 9th, arrived here
this evening. The cotton market was
buoyant, but closed quiet. Liverpool
breadstuffs market generally steady, ex-
cept corn, which had a downward ten
dency.
Provisions generally downward.
A correspondent of the London Times,
just returned from Madeira, says that the
Tuscarora has been employed in sort of
blockade of Funchal. Four British steam
ers, bound for Nassau, are now lying in
the Roadstead
On the 10th of December, the Tusca-
rora chased one of them, the Douro fred
at her about mile and half from shore;
ent a boat off, and after examining the
Douro's papers, let her proceed. An
American cruiser, apparently in chase ola
very large ship, bound W. S. W., was
seen Goth December, in lat Al, long. Is,
by the Challenge, arrived at Falmouth.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-01-23
FROM CINCINNATI.

Special Dispatch to The Saint Paul Pioneer.
CINCINNATI, January IL.
Morgan is reported as about making an
other raid to destroy the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad
The three new Ohio regiments at Camps
Dennison, Chase, and Cleveland, were Or
dered south on Saturday
The Kentucky Legislature, on Saturday,
referred to the Committee on Federal Re-
latiOns the resolution OF Senator Duke,
which bitterly denounced the emancipation
proclamation, and condemned as ingrates,
the Kentucky volunteers who would per-
nit blacks to massacre women and chill
dren. Gov. Robinsons Message is OBJ
ected to as infammatory. The Legislature
s unanimously opposed to the emancipa-
ton proclamation, and wants slavery and
union, and hard blows dealt to rebels.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-01-23
FROM MURFREESBORO.

Special Dispatch to The SAINT Paul Pioneer.
MuRFREEsBoHO, Jan. il.
The army has not yet moved. Supplies
are being gathered, and a secondary depot
established here. Foraging trains are
bringing in large supplies daily. The rail-
road to Nashville is nearly complete
Bragg is reported reinforced, and as
coming to drive us north. Rebel cavalry
abound and give US much annoyance.
Wheeler and Morgan are heard from dali
ly. The wounded in hospitals are doing
well.
Rosecrans is wedding out the poor offi-
GERS. One has been dishonorably dismiss
ed for resigning because opposed to the
Proclamation others on account of sick
ness, and others for drunkenness and bad
diseases.
MURFREESBoRO, January 10.
There have been seven deaths in the
hospitals since Saturday. There have
been four designations of officers, one cap
tain, one lieutenant, and two surgeons.
There is no news fiom the enemy, and
nothing important from our army.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-01-23

There had been a decision by the Supreme
Court of Wisconsin, that certain persons
arrested for interfering with the draft, be
discharged. BY an arrangement all pro-
ceedingl were temporarily suspended
Thus it was of the utmost Importance that
this question should be disposed of.
Resolution TO postpone was agreed to,
90 to 10.
The bill to reorganize the Court of
Claims was taken up, but before it was
considered, the Senate adjourned.
The House proceeded to the considera-
ton of the resolution reported from the
Committee on Elections that Mr.. Vande-
yer has not been entitled to a seat in this
House since he was mustered into the
service of the United States as Colonel of
the 9th Iowa reniment in 1861.
After some discussion the resolution
pas,ed-53 to "A, and the resolution de-
claring Vandever was not entitled to his
seat.
Mr.. Maynard raised the question that the
resolution expelled Mr. Vandever from his
seat, and the Constitution in such cases
required vote of two-thirds.
The Speaker overruled Mr. Maynard's
point.
Mr.. Maynard appealed from the decision
of the Chair
Pending the question the House went
into Committee Of the Whole on the bill
providing ways and means for the support
of the government.
Mr.. Walker resumed his remarks from
yesterday. He made no factious opposition
to it, but he deemed il his duty to state
his objections, which he proceeded to do.
The Committee proceeded to act on the
bill.
Mr. Spaulding, on behalf of the COM
mttee of Ways and Means, proposed
amendments to the first section, which
were agreed to, namely: to authorize the
Secretary Of the Treasury to borrow from
time to time on the credit of the United
States, a sum not exceeding 100000, 900
for the current fiscal year, and S6Oo,O0o,-
900 for the next fiscal year, and to issue
therefor coupon or registered bonds, pay
able at the pleasure of the Government
after twenty years from date, and OF
such denomination, though not less than
$50, as the Secretary may deem expedient,
bearing interest at rate not exceeding 6
per cent. per annum, payable semi-annual
ly in coin.
Mr.. Thomas offered an amendment,
which was agreed to, making the coupon
or registered bonds payable at the pleasure
of the Government after twenty years
from date, in coin.
Mr. Spaulding moved to strike out the
restriction of the sale Of bonds at not les
than par, so that the Secretary may in his
discretion dispose of them at any time
upon the best terms he can obtain.
Pending the consideration ofthe amend
ment, the committee rose and House adj
!iourned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-01-23
FROM CAIRO.

.SpecielUispatch to Tie Saint Paul Pioneer.
CAIRO, January 10.
The Ohio is rising rapidly. No boats
from below. Four boat loads Of Confed-
crate prisoners are coming up from Ar
kansas post.
Passengers direct from Nashville report
the Cumberland in good boating condition.
Over twenty-five steamers had collected
at the Shoals, fearing to pass up; all laden
with supplies for Rosecrans. All clear and
they have gone up. Rosecrans is receiv-
ing several thousand reinforcements.
The secessionists of Paducah are grow
ing holder.
CAIRO, january 10.
The New Era brought up Capt OWNS
remains to-day. Twelve rebel commits
stoned officers captured at Arkansas Post
came up. One John W. Dunning was
Post Commander, lately Lieutenant in the
United States Navy.
Our loss is reported by Acting Master
Founder at 600.
Twelve were killed and wounded on the
Louisville; seven on other boats. Admiral
Porter conducted the fight in person on
board the Louisville.
Capt. Walker of the Carondelet takes
command to-day of the Lafayette, fa-
vOrite boat.
The Passport is almost ready for action.