The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-01-22

Carver: Ferdinand Hammer
st. Augusta; Jean Pierre Barthclemy, Jr.
st. Joseph: William Graham and Frederick
Schroeder.
Bloomington: William H. Bush and Sauveur
st. Martin.
Red Wing: John Day.
Hollywood: Ludwig Karls.
Pepin Ethan Allen.
Kandiyohi: Mark w. Piper.
Saint 'Clotd August Muckenhaupt, John
Doerner and Henry Keter.
Crystal Lake: James Brown.
tfMarshan Abner B. Allen and Peter Castle, I'd.
Marine: Charles w. Smith.
Dakota County: Simon Hananghan.
HELEN: Felix Cornayer.
Reserve: GOttfried Keller.
Munson, Gottlob HOlifer, Herman Nea-
house and George Engeleart
Plymouth: Michael Boylan.
Saint Martin: Peter Nett.
Wakefield Leonard Garding.
Briggs: Perley E. Wood.
LIE Sank: Elias Geer
Maple Grove-Lewis Lapree
Vermillion-S Samuel L. Smith.
Denmark-Edwin Trevett.
Zumbrota-Guy r. Slossen.
Minneapolis-David Whitaker.
TRANSFERRED FROM GLASS 1. TO GLASS II.
Denmark-Henry Stotsberry.
ST. PAUL-First Ward-Michael Dempsey Pat
rick Davitt, Andrew Litford and Patrick Kelly.
N,
John Butler, Thomas Fox, Cornelius Riley Jere-
miah Shea, Michael O'Nei, Antoine Perard, Chris
tan Volga, Michael Welsh Thomas Powers, Frank
Third Ward-John Kirwn, Daniel Mullen, Pat.
rick Farrell. Hermann Cirkler and Henry G.
| Charles
Fourth Ward-Harrison Kelly, Michae, Hoolahan,
John b. Brisbin, James Myler, Patrick Nolan, John
Ward and William MattOcks.
! Fifth Ward-Anstn Gill, WILDER D. BENJAMIN,
Bartholomew Hayes, John G. OBren, Martin obin,
| QQrv nziO Sonl Ion D,,,f
| field.
Baytown Maurice Clancy
Afton-Ge gorge Cutler.
Cannon Falls-B. M. James and Minor Hillyard
Minneapois-Thomas Ii. Tucker, Godfrey Scheit-
| lin John Engle, Thomas Flynn, Samuel c. Gale
Peter Wenz, Nicholas Bofferding, Andrew Foster,
| Matthias Muller and Thomas II. Tucker.
stillwater-AnthOny NORM, William Destilany
| and Thomas Ward.
Florence-Abel W. Barris.
Mount Pleasant Lorenzo A. H. WEIGH, Wolcott
| Church. Samuel X. Bailey and Patrick Kahilly.
Lakeville-JOseph Weischelsbaum, Matthew
Casey and Mort!n Dalton.
Burnsville-Timothy Hayes, Michael Walch and
James Sheridan.
Manomin-Thomas Mcclure.
| Dayton John Paxter.
B;ngen-John kourke and Magnees Swenson.
| BuffalO-Samuel Chamberlin
| Medina Samuel Ledyard.
| HOlden-JOhn Enninson and Hulver Ennnson
| st. AnlhODy-GCtiieb Geek and Patrick Ring.
| LebaHon-Stephen Delaney aud John T. Con-
Castle Rock-James H. Thoms
Invergrove-Jam McDavit Patrick McHugh
| Michael Gaughan and Edward Brannon.
Lake City-John Moran.
| HAsrINGs-Hastings Gibson
Second Ward-COlumbus. White and w. w.
| Harris.
Third Ward-Philip Herzog.
Crystal Lake-James Ward, James Brown and
| VIM. G. Jacques.
Chanhassen-Edward P. Beeman, Peter Drucke,
William Schwie and Nicholas O'Briren.
| Little Fas-Tallmadge Elwell.
Dakota COunty-kichard Canaly
DOugla.-Patrick McNaly.
| VermilliOn-J. q. Rock.
Hampton-Mchael Ludwig.
Eagan-Maurice Walsh.
Hyde Park-John Sexton, Timothy Sexton and
| Hugh McCafry.
Chaska-George Fober, Matthias Schmidt and
| Frank Meiss'er
Richield- Michael Ryan and Owen Slavin
FrancOnia-Patrick owing.
| Cottage GrOve-Martin Collins
Forest City--Michael O'Keefe.
In connection with the publication of the ac-
cOmpanying lists, we publish an opinion of
Colonel Joseph Holt, Judge Advocate General !:
The judgment of the Enrolling Board is
| declared by the law to be final upon the ques-
ton of exemption, but it is so only while that
judgment remains unreversed. The Board,
like any other quasi judicial body, may revise
| its own action and correct any errors which it
may have committed If therefore the decision
| has been based on Oaths or testimony subse-
| quently ascertatned to be false the Board
should. having first given notice to the party,
proceed to reconsider its action, and if, for the
reason mentioded, the judgment should be
found to be erroneous, it should be set aside"