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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
Farm Fer Sale.

The subscriber James TempletOn offers for sale his
Sei known Farm Of loo acres, with House. Barn and
sheds Situated six miles from Joliet, on the Road 70
ShAnnahon The Farm is under the finest cuItivativp
For particulars enquire at the premises Of OCon
nor, Joliet No a. an
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
Fo1 SALE
Or Exchange for Eastern Property,

A nice Dwelling House, with verandah front door
"a and sN indow blinds, with good large Kitchen
attached to the dwelling which has cstern and pump
in 1t. Alsoa good Wood House % II by II, has q
brick chimney good well of water in Il and makes
very convenient place for washing and cooking There
IS Lots well improved, SO # by l35 each, with alley
in rear. -
Also fine Grape Arbor 40 # by 8, covered with
choice vines in full bearing variety Of fruit and
ornamental trees, shrubbery, &c. 80
The buildings and arbor stands on centre lot There
is good substantial picket fence in 'front.' high close
fence in rear. Front and rear Carriage way.
The place Is beautifully situated in the city Of Joliet
on Mississippi Avenue, south Of NJ G. R. R. Warehouse
and will be sold cheap for Cash exchanged for good
Eastern Property not over 10 or is miles from The
cities Of New York or Brooklyn. -,
For full particulars address l
Z. B. JONES, P. o. Box SAT.
Or call and view the premises.
Junee, 1888. 52Sn
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
To Justices Of the Peace s. CopstahIes

Ii kinds of Justices and Constables' BLANKS fol
n sale at the VIII County Drug &Book Store.
Joliet Dec. 6, 1856. @ f8 n2b
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
S Lo MS OINTMENT.

s,d aoR hilinss, Safety, Certainty, ThOrouEknas
elons Ontment IL rapidly s1percedinr an otlsr OinH
1ents end Liniments for the eurs al ~ foIia~f.r
mptHins Fresh wounds, Calls Of an kinds Co.
go hees, kingdoms, Poevi Windeails O-lI-s a,.-1-.
sSeeney, tlstulas fOundered fsst. Rand Gr,rS-
scratches q Grease, Mango and Horne Dtrae1pSr
DISEASED HORSES AND CIfTIK
Require restoration fiBsensible persptrnfio, els
IeFer Antidote, Condition Powder, IL csrtHfa 49,
Furiner IL never fails to loosen the skin cieaas -
an appetite, and positive cure for CS6
Coda stin Complaint, Founder, DIstenper ana - 80
o. Bolts and Worms, may be given at any tiuna 49,
nhaer All circumstances with perfect safety
One PaekAge Of the Powders and boz a IN. MA,
nient viii perfectly cure recent Founder IN ~ -,
Gays without leaving the least eect IN he fsst
~ hof,e pisemper, Trey VIII aay the fever and pre-
O'e heAlt termination Of the disease. One Pow.
suo part Of . box Of ointment vim. N Al .
Cases, cure tho Horn DistsnPer In cow two are
soDetimes Isqnired for or.
WALTER B, SLOAN, the original disoOTsrer a. thls'
tIniy valuable medicine, still has the sole supervsion
OF M manufActure, but orders should be sent 20 hi0
son, Oscar Sloan, "a South Water Street Chieaae
In7 Who will promptly supply the demand for these
popular and truly great medicines.
They are sold BY all dealers In Medicine. ssad
Wholesale and rethil e hanufhctursr's prices, 81
Joliet bv J. II. BROWN, and Rstaisd By ali ne Cd
er Druggists. 4 - .r,-.| =. = - -
= June 10. 1880. asily
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
Money Lam

Atten per cent interest," on good Real Estate secu-
-- reO -, 1895 s,W.BCH EN-
a, T less than Chicago prices, q Q = o
"A BARRETTs
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For the HairI

DUnMADEs and OK Marrow, from Lubin. VIII. M.
Condray, Clearer, &c. - 11 1D1n' violet Pfvsr
saTage's Ursina, or pure Bears Gree. -sfH
ncles ssnds Beare Oil, Lyons & Wriehfs E.lni AZ
% c9pherous Mobiles Hair Gloss Boeies H
etc. = II 11sSatosatlvs
Sept.e .. u. bhOWNt
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08

STATE OF ILLINOIS, WILL COUNTY, Yss
Will County Circu IL Court of the Dec Term 1853
Augustin Roy and Anna Mary, his wife,l ~
nHtrr LlE.F. vs.. -,-- SHn and
John Hamil, ] Injunction
"RITS Of Summons and Injunction were Issued in
w the above entitled tested the 2Sth day Of
May D. 1863 returnable to 'he October term said
court 1863 holden at the Court House in the city Of
Joliet, in said county the fret Monday October
lSG3 and were returned mill and said October term
said cause continued by said court for pub
Affidavit having been filed that saiddefendant has
departed from this State that process Cannot be
served upon him in this State. Notice Is therefore
hereby given to the said defendant John Hami of the
tendency Of the above entitled suit in said cs mat
summons was issued and returnabie therein Of afore-
said and that unless you said defendant shall person
ally be and appear before said court house. at said
December term Of said court to be holden the first
Monday Of December next and plead to said complain
ants said 0il of complaint the matters charges and
allegations therein contained will be taken as con-
fessed by you the said Injunction will be made per-
petual aud a decree entered accordingly. q
r. E. BARRIER, SOL J-IE- -
November 3, 1858. f% 'n22 Az
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
BARNUM'S SELF-SEWER,
FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES, $3.50.

We attend to the Repairing of all kinds OF Machines
Prices of Machines, with Hemmer, Feller. Gauee
Oil Can. extra needless full Directions, &C., from So
to $40.
Terms to Agents. descriptive Circulars and speci
of work sent free by mail receipt of stamps
had of
L. CORNELL CO.,
1SJ Lake Street. Chicago
Es-Any persons wishing to obtain one of these
Machines MAJ be supplied by c. { C. FARLEY,
June / 1863. Ln5llN Joliet
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NEW LAND HOTEL,
Joliet, Illinois.

MoDREN BUILT AND CENTRALLY LOCATED
ar -f HOUSE, ..yrr.
NEAR by and in full view from the Railroad Depots
Of the city, where will be found superior accom-
m0dat0ns. and the unremittng exertions Of the I'M
dersgned contribute 20 the comfort and pleasures Of
week.
60 tr L. sHREFFLER, Proprietor. g
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VAIN.

storms are above thee, o heart Of. Doubt Z
Heaven looks cold, and the earth looks drear'
But sometime, out Of the parted cloud,
Light may IalI, and the way be clear.
Buk4fnothsrs, tBou heart Of doubt,
Just across, where the angels be, lst-
Quiet isles, and stormiess seas, -gaat q.
And the lights Of home are awaiting thee.
Then vail, o wait, thou heart Of doubt, -
With loving faith that knows not fear
RonaOm8IIms ont Of he parted cloud,
Light will fall, and the way be clear,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
Dissolution of COportnership,
R. SARTORB.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm known as
IN MutZ SaTtore, owing to the death of II. Mutz
is this day dissolved. The business will be carried on
by the subscriber.
Joliet, Dec. Is, 1868. R. SART0RB
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
STa2LIa0NuJIIs ALTeNlAND CHIoA

REcE1HEals OFFICE CmCASo. L.. oct. II. 1ssa
Noticeis hereby given TO ali ner.on. ho,,,
srs Io5 WOOL furnished the St. LoAis Alton and Chi
eAso hallroaa Company, signed D. sh. rman, Agent
nne lor WHICH payment Is ordered in decree Of the
stAtea Circuit Court Of the Noffhern District
81 Illinois O. ise So,h November, 1889. that the bal
Court, and by lis order Will be paid and dtfIbated
ciA1mAnts OF their attorneys prescntaton Of the
proper vouchers tothe andersigned -Hel
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08

All persons having claims against the above firm
VIII present the the undersigned all those
owing tie are requested to call and settle with
out delay de viii pay the highest price for
and tallow, In cash or exchane hard or soft soap
X. SARTORE.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08


INSTEAD Of the profits for simiannual dividends In
addition to premiums, usually drawn from the In
sured by stock Companies, tOpay Eastern Stockhold
ers, the rates in the ILLINOIS MUTUAL equitaby
arranged g. only TO require from the Members sum
cient money 10 pay, with c"Ttoiay all Losses and ex
penses. The Premium Notes, Amounting to over
One MILLION Of Dollars, ed by q lien upon
the property insured, valued IJyer Ten Millions-
This ample Fund affords guarantee for the pay
ment Of every lossthe security being all located In
Illinois, and subject to laws. No policies are
issued out Of this State. The Members subject 70
no tigstion-al Losses being adjusted by agreed arb
tration All Losses cashed within ninety days, that
occur under Policies paid yearly in advance.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
b. K. Hart, LYMAN Trumbull, Roberi Smith,
Samuel Wade, Elias Hibbard Timothy Turner
J.W .Schwepple, B. I Gilman, H W. billings
Benz. +. Long. l. Kellenbe Henry Lea
+. A. Holman, John Atwood, NJ. G. Atwood,
.-.- ... 80 FICERS
~ NJ. @. ATWOOD. President.
L KELLENBERGER, Treasurer aud Special Agent
.-.. -sss.f 80. JOHN ATWOOD, Secretary.
John Blaisdell Gen Agt, J. E. Howard Asst Gen ARt
AS-LOcal Agents at every county town in thestAte
BIssELL & HEATH, Agents, Joliet,
c.. , ,oa,. N.r .a.t III Z -.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
SAM OR Dtsu
LIVER RVIGORANOI


NEVER DEBILITATING.
TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GINS.
and has become established fact Standard Med.
icne, known and approvI 5ed by all that have used
It, ana Is POW resorted to with confidence in all dis
eases for which IL is re- a Icommended
1t has cured thousands . within the last two veara
VINO had given up allE hopes of relief as the nu-
msrous unsolicited GER ltifeates in my possession
The 'doseSmustJ be a - 7dabt6dNfo the ftennerS.
ment OF the individual = taking Il, and used in
such qualities as TO actlO gently ON the Rovrels
, Letthe dictates OF your . Judgment guide you in
the use Of the Liver IN lyIGoRAToR and Il will
cure LIVER COMPLAINTS, = lBILIoUs ATTACKS DYsPEP-
sIA, 'cHR0NIe DiARkHGA = SUaflcR coMPEAIs1s DTs=
EMERY, DRoPsf, soUEe 7sTOsEAcI, HAmEuAlr Cos
TIEENEss, CHOLIc, cHoI = ERA CHOLERA MoRDUs choi
era lniantum, Flatu- - lence, Jaundice, Female
weakness, and may be used successfully an
ordinary Female Med-o ~ licine. It will cure SICK
HEADACHE fasl hoHsands- can tesfify) in twenty
minuts, il two or three e are tkeb at
commencement of at-hS tack.
ALL WHO USE IT ARE GIVING their Testimony In
its favor. -
MIX WATER IN TIE - MOUTH wITH THE INvIeoR
AToR, AND SWALLOW DoTHl TOGETHER
Pricc one dollar per Bottle.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08

HE subscriber, residing 8 miles from Toilet nm The
south iaRk yoad, offers his valuable farm on mod
s infm contains 20 acres of land under
orchard on the premises Apply soon or Won NAV ooe
sIoIsstD SAINT aaasea A hADERMACHER.
sS,I earrlsge Shop Chicago st., form
w SUtrsxyx
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ROR AAI.

VTYITHIN Three miles Of the city of Joliet on Of
w the finest farms in VIII County, containing
24s aees consisting of about 17o Of prairie and
the balance timber lard. Said farm is well watered
and is In every respect desirable property The whole
part will be sold as might suit the purchaser
Terms easy Enquire Of Barber 3 Macumber in the
city Of Joliet.
Joliet, March IT, 1885,
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S . M e MIN NE w.

Patent Spring BedsteadG.
WE subscriber has just received large lot Of thssw
L popular Bedsteads. They combine Of luxury
economy and utility, dare assert than snE
oteraticlc OF furnature in market IL II set uD
ease; allows constant and perfect vcuta-
ton and acknowledge to be cheaper and bettsr thAn
feathers or other good bed All invited 70 eaIA
and examine, rs charge nothing Tor showing goods.
EUGENE DAILY.
Joliet, JAN 20, 1857 ~ - 2 "a
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08


PURE VEGETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES, Air tight and will keep any climate
The FAMILY CAL lTHARTIC PILL is gem
tie but active catharte ~ WITCH the propristOT has
used in hispractice more - than twenty years.
The constantly increas - ing demand from those
who have long used the Pills and the satisfaction
which all express in - gard TO their use, has in
ducea me to place them - within the reach Of all.
The Profession well . know tie different Cath.
artcs act on different - portions Of the bowels
The FAMILY CATHAR- TIC PHI has, with due ref.
erence 10 this we'll estab i, ished fact been COM
polned from a variety = iof the purest Vegetable
Extracts, which act a-l- like on every part Of the
alimentary canal andl-. are good and safe In ali
cases where a Cathartic : is needed, such AZ Dr.
RAN6EMTs of the SToM- q AcH, SLEEPrNEss PaTN and
SoRNEss the wholei body, from sudden cold
which frequently, If ne-l[ neglected end in a long
coufse 0f Fever, Loss Oft lAPpErIrR CREHPaNs IN.
sAIIoN Of CoLD the = body REsrLErsSEss fE1p-
ACHE, or Weight In the z head, all INHLAMnAToRY
DISEASES, worms inl0 lChiIdren or Adults RHKu.
MATIsN, great PURITI- q ER Of the BLooD and man
diseases 10 which flesh Is heir, too numerous TO
mention IN this idver . ltisement. Dosx, ItOSf
Price 3 Dimes. IA J4aG
THE LIVER INVIG0RATOR AND FAMILY CA.
THARIlC PILLS are reiailed by Druggists generally,
ana sold wholesale by the trade in all the are towns
s. T. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
-e1ts Us "a Manufacturer and Proprietor, m
a1s s-r..1 sg-l -s-'5 1856 Br0adW az, New York
Sold In Joliet by J. II. Brown, Z. II. Bray, Geo. n
"o'PTun ana >. MeCann. f'-.--T (Sept 13-nl3ly
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strayed--e5 Rewarti.

Il Stoves, at - S'O'es' Ihird ciass
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.JOIiet TIlrI,imv Shon,

ll6 Joliet Turning Shop. ,7al
iiNHE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers, Stair Builders and Others in want of Turning
that he is carrying on the
y, Turning Business
"a an isSaf1qus branches 81 Kings Single aud Sash
Factory near the Upper Bridge. BY strict attention 70
oosiness he hopes to receive share public patronage
Joliet, Dec. H. H26 e q JAMES BOYNE
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08

Look 10 Your LiKhfsI
DURNING FLUID, CAmphene, Lard OIL, pure Rel
ID plant 0il Wax and Sperm Candles sale low Is
septic, 1856. MA J. H BROKN,S
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49, ,sfrayed or SIoien

ihvM toe city of joliet in Feb. last; black MARI
y, 70 years oldstar Bthe forehead, one white hind
ooI Tow back; yearDg black horse coli. enc 49,
mare colt two years old this spring Anv r,er-o, -
MI returnon give information to the subscriber vh.rs
'heS can be found, Will be literally Rewarded
Nay "a. 1859. (n4p-em) 0Ss Jai;s,, n
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-12
Return Of veterans to the Field.

The extreme liberalityio of the govern
nent in extending furloughs and bounties
to the veterans will be likely to work an
injury to the cause, unless all the MEM
bers of the furloughed regiments are
prompt in returning to the field at the ex-
piration of their furloughs, that other
regiments may have the privileges they
have enjoyed, before the opening Of the
spring campaign. Obedience requires
good soldiers to return promptly at the
time fixed, and duty to their country also
demands it. Du y to their fellow soldiers
requires it, as all could not be spa ed at
once and many good soldiers are waiting
the return of those now at home, in order
that they too may enjoy the same pleasure.
The disgrace attending arrest and punish
ment as deserters or absentees without
authority will overtake those who fail to
return. In view of these considerations
and many Others that will occur to the
minds of good soldiers, we trust that our
Minnesota veterans will enhance the hon.
crs they have already won, by reporting
promptly at the expiration of their fur
loughs -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-12
Military Matters.


A letter has been received from Lieut.
Rose, lately appointed to a Majorship in
the Second Cavalry, stating that he &C
cepted the appointment, and would soon
join hisregiment.
A letter from Lieut. DAwLRY of the
Second Battery, states that all the men Of
his COMPANY would re-enlist if they could
come home and have the privilege of re-
organization and a new election of officers
. The following promotions have been
made in the Ninth Regiment:
First Lieut. Harrison Jones, Company A,
Captain vice jonathan Chase resigned.
Second Lieut. Benjamin Shuler, First Lieu
tenant vice Jones. promoted.
First Sergeant Leonidas Lane, Second Lieu.
tenant vice Shuler, promoted.
The following promotions have been
made in the Seventh Regiment:
First Lieutenant james McKelvy, -aptain
company l. vice Libby honombly discharged.
George Y. Mayhew, FIRST Lieutenant, vice
KcKelvy, promoted.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-12
The Proud Egis Of the British
LiOn,s Tail.

The Editor of the Press, in yesterdays
issue, under the head of "Anotber Trent
Affair."" gives the readers of that paper
some NEUROLOGICAL speculations, which the
author only could have arrived at after
the most patient and industrious perusal
of Dwight's Abridgement. Certain knotty
questions are here unraveled, which stood
unexplained before
We never knew before that HERCULES
was distilled from grain;" and our diff
Guilty in hitherto accounting ON any known
physiological principles for the origin Of
one of the Editors of the Press, is solved
by placing British America within the
regions of mythology! Our NEUROLOGICAL
friend, it is true, is little obscure as to
what he means by the "lyre of Orpheus,"
unless We are to imply that it is nothing
less than the dulcet tones of that paper;
yet, on the other hand, it is too clearly
and forcibly expressed to leave a doubt
that Little Six and Medicine Bottle have
each three heads, like Cerberus; and, un-
questionably, it will be great relief to
them to know that they are to succumb
to so classical fate.
But the great point in the article, to
which we wish to direct attention, is the
fact, as we believe, that our learned CO.
temporary has actually discovered new
sort of shield, which is quite unknown to
either ancient or modern history. He says:
1t is not the principle that our neutral
friends" are aftel, it is the murderers that they
wish to shelter under the proud ogis of he
British lions TAIL And here they found the
Indians
1t is only to be regretted that our au-
thor in making this 6 tail " did not pursue
his explorations a little further, since per-
haps his investigations would have been
crowned with the actual discovery of the
NEUROLOGICAL "Cave of Eolus, " to which
the following epic lines are supposed to
refer: ne
Daniel in the lions den-a few DAYS more
Lifted up the lions tail-to hear the lion roar
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-12
Major Hatch,s Report.

Major HATCH reports to Gen. SIBLEY
that on the 22d of January fifty-seven In
dams voluntarily surrendered themselves !;
Of whom fourteen were men, twenty wo-
men, and twenty three children. One of
the men was a brother-in.law of LITTLE
Grow, whose name, as fair specimen of
the whole batch, we give as NAH KAH-NAH-
Ho-Too- NAH NEE He was farmer In
dian, and has a certificate signed by the
Superintendent and Agent. We learn that
orders have been given to have all the
male adult prisoners who have been cap
tured or have voluntarily surrendered
themselves, sent to Fort Abercrombie for
trial, and that abundant evidence exists to
convict some Of them Of participation in
the ma ssacres.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-12
Scalp Bounty E'aid.

Mr.. OSCAR A. HoRNER, one of the State
Scouts, who killed an Indian near the Kan
diyohi Lakes on the Goth of last Novem-
Der, appeared yesterday at the Adjutant
Generals office, and filed an affidavit of
the fact, and deposited additional evidence
in the shape of a large scalp-lock of the
slain savage, and was paid the bounty of
5000 offered by the Governor for such an
achievement. * E"T -.
The circumstances of the affair, as de-
tailed at the time by our correspondent,
were as follows: 'sE-.g
A number of persons have been engaged du-
ring the fall hunting and trapping in the Kan
diyohi Lake region, about sixty miles west of
Glencoe. Two of the number, Simon and Os-
car Homer, who are also enrolled as ndepen-
dent scouts on Wednesday last saw three In
dams crossing point OF land between two
lakes. The next day, while on the lookout for
the Savages, they discovered an Indian near
Long Lake, about six mikes northwest of the
Big KandiyOhi. As soon as the Indian saw the
Horners. he endeavored to escape but bullet
from the rifle Of one of the brothers travelled
a deal faster and the Indian fell to the ground
shot through the neck. The wound was NOR
tai, and the Indian was gasping his last when
the brothers reached the body. Evidence of
character perfectly satisfactory as to the demise
of the Sioux, was secured for presentation to
the Adjutant Generals: the said evidence being
q commodious lock of hair with a portion of
the scalp attached. 1'" .. f"tHs
We recommend our neighbors of the
Press, who attempted 70 discredit the
story of our correspondent, to pay a visit
to General MALMRos, who will show them
the Rar!! sEF .at .-a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-12
Soldiers Voting.

The New York Legislature have by an
unanimous vote proposed an amendment
to the State constitution, SO as to enable
soldiers in the army of the United States
to vote. The amendment is as follows:
Section one of article two is hereby amended
by adding at the end thereof the following
words: Provided that in time of war, no cleo,
tor In the actual military service OF the United
States. in the army or navy thereof, shall be
deprived OF his vote by reason of his absence
from the State, and the legislature shall have
power to provide the manner in which. and
the time and places at which such absent cleo
tors may vote, and for the canvass and returns
of their votes in the election dis riots iu which
they respectively reside or otherwise
This amendment is to be submitted to a
vote Of the people of the State at special
election to be held on the first Monday,of
March next, and If adoptedswil become
part of the constitution, and under it the
New York troops will be able to vote at
the election next November. 9iia
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-12
Winnebago Trust L.na.

A Washington dispatch to the New York
Times says the statement that the Secre-
tary Of the Interior had resolved to with
draw Winnebago trust. lands from mar
ket is incorrect. The sale is still going
on Thus far about 100000 worth of
these lands have been sold at good prices.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-12

.Apportionment Of the Scho., Eu.a
DAVID bLAKELY, Secretary of State.
and ex officio Superintendent Of Pnblic
Instruction. has made the annual appor-
tlonment OF the School Fund to the yarious
counties, as follows:
SECOND ANNUAL APPoRTIoNMENT OF THE GEN.
ERAL SCHOOL. FUND, AS MADE BY THE srrr,,,,.
4 INTENDENT or PUBLIC INsTRue.rIns 80, rn-
RUARY q 1864 LIZ.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-12

], HoRsR SALES AT AUCTION SATURDAY.
BY Fairchild s. Co.: pony, 1925; gray
mare. (smaIs $26; 1 colt S82; horse, Game
in 'shoulder,) $5s; celebrated kicking gray
pony, $12. .gg 4i& 4sssi8s