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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-21
BUSINESS HOUSES SEIZED.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-THE following bust
ness houses have been seized by the military
authorities Isaac Cole Jr. & Bros, hats and
caps Simon Franck & Co., clothiers; A.; &
T. Frederick, clothiers.
g All the proprietors, clerks and employees
found on the premises seized have been arrest
ed and sent to Washington on a special train.
1t is understood the War Department have or.
dered other arrests. al
WASHINGTON, Oct. ia number of dry
goods, clothing, and shoe stores-perhaps ten
or more-were closed by the military authori.
ties to-day, and guards placed over them, and
the principals and clerks taken into custody,
on suspicion of being engaged in selling goods
to blockade runners, appearance on such yes
sells recently captured affording, it is said, a
cause for these proceedings. VI
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"A letter dated the 9Th inst. says: ERE.
Enforcement for Gen. Grant are crowded
to the front. Three steamer loads were
passed on James River, between Fortress
Monroe and City Point. As fast as they
arrive they are pushed Immediately for
ward and put into the Notifications, where
they are nearly as valuable as old troops.
A few days will make our new position on
our right and left impregnable. Substan-
tial forts are being constructed on sc;en-
tific principles, by large details Of men.
No advantages gained against Richmond
are in danger of being surrendered"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-21
NEW JERSEY.
Democratic Victory and Gain In
Newark. d.

The Charter election took place in New
ark on Tuesday, but owing to the large
number of votes polled the canvassing
was not completed until late hour on
Tuesday night. The Democrats have
elected Mr.. MOSES BIsELow, their nominee
for Water Commissioner, by majority
of 1,113. ~ -e
They also elected seven Aldermen out
of thirteen, together with those whose
terms have not yet expired, which makes
the Common Council stand: Democrats,
Is; Republicans, 10. With other officers
that have been elected, it makes the Dem
ocratic majority 1,133, a gain on last years
vote of one hundred and eighty-six!g This
speaks we'll for Newark in the coming
Presidential election. ... .....a 7 ~
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More faxes for the Farmers.

Doubts have arisen as to charging Ii.
cense to farmers, clerks, teachers, &C.,
till after the first of May, 1865; and the
question is postponed-till after the cleo
ton. The following is the last order from
Washington: ..a sa.... .5grs .sa
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICB OF INTERNAL REVENUE
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16, 1864. }
In reply to yours of the 14th inst. have to
say, that syrups made from sorghum, cider
made on farms, and wine not mixed with other
spirits, are all taxable five per cent. ad valo-
rem. .. % ..-..... % ........
Very respectfully 81
JOSEPH j. LEWIS, '''
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
John w. Webster, Assessor Second District of
MARYLAND, N u-s sf. E.'F ~ ol
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-21
FROM GRANTS iRMY.

= FoRTRgss MONROE, Oct. i1155 THE hosspital
Steamer Geo. Eowry' has arrived from james
Kiverovith about. $50 sick andswounded SOL
aisrs ang oflieers. islislo oyiig3syo edj 3
:, i lne Norfolk Regime of to-day, says 8. on
ihhursoay, the 18th, the 10th corps penetrated
the confederate line and all but entered Rich
'inoha:r we lost about 800 Ihenil Thursdays
Tight Loss of the enemy, 100 sbIsIis 9d !,
YORK, Oct. Is.-rhe 18th Corps cor.
gesponqle9t OF the Philadelphia Press .chron-
nightly the 4th and 9Th New York colored
troops So silently was the work condncted
that those inside the breastworks knew moth.
ing of Il and in the morning were astonished al
what appeared to be the work of magic.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-21
FROM MISSOURI,

sr. LOUIS, Oct! IL. Bill Anderson and forty
igomerycounty, on Friday evening, and murder
ed five citizens and MORALLY wounded another.
They burned eighteen buildings. a few ,citi-
zens occupying block house in the centre Of
the town undertook to defend themselves, but
the rebels burned the house with several ofits
inmates. 500 53eigmo1 8 gali}uu bas :,
v All the county records, law Offices and pa
j The rebels then went To High Hnis, Flor
renee, and burned the railroad property and
1plundered all the stores. 0.8. ollt .sgo ;;
Bsd On Saturday afternoon military force over
took the miscreants near Bugle Hill killed
ten and wounded seventeen there. % :,
l Lexington was occupied by tie rebels on
Saturday Federals having evacuatedit.I q
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PENNSYLVANIA.

y
NEW YoRk, Oct l4-TAe eJmr,e1cioJs spe-
c Ga from Philadelphia says Culver Republican |
a9 ia the goth district, is elected by
100 majority. If.5siSG JsH tJf{ejtk
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE following re-
turns are official: rs <8 To-
4,167. '''
s sa-Sssrsl U SRisa If BOA t8d9a
4th-Unfon, 1920. lfrFasto
5th-Ross Democratic. So -,'
oth-Lehlgh county, Democratic, 2,O47
Democratic gain, 317 .r~
g Sth-Berks county, Democratic 6,3s8 ;iUnion
gain, 2S4. >--~rY
10th--Schuilkill county gives Strouse Dem.
cratic, 1,750 majority.
9th-Thaddeus Stevens majority, 1887;
/ Democratic gain, 1, 654. IisF @sGAna
chichester county, Union majority, 2,O49;
Democratic gain, AL.
1sth-Clinton county, Democratic majority,
300; Democratic gain, 376. lhgeg dsg5ap
18th Huntington county, Union majority,
Oh Union loss, o76. when compared with the
vote for Governor. - ~ ga -.
Griffin county, Union majority, I. This
county gave eighty three majority, for Curtin.
| "a northampton county, Democratic majority,
1888 !, Democratic loss, $50. ",<Ah'a
Pn9 Carbon county, Democratic majority, 512
| Democratic loss IS. - 70 N.9gaET Y3if3e
4 t-sWestmoreland county. majority: for
pawsop, Democratic, 1,47i; Democratic gain,
R1pGEwAY. Pa, Oct. 5.-The 9TH Congress.
7 soRal district Elk county official gives Bigler
? lDem9 for CONGRESS GA and Schofeld Cunion'
s2o7. Maiefor Biglsr 487, a Democratic gaiI
y PHiLaps II aI OF, 1z:--The Philadelphia
L Iaqaitet" Repub. says correct returns foot ny
o Union majority of 8, $50 on the home vote.
i 1.-The Iribuse's Washington, special claim
over 1900 Union majority on the Rennsylyani
HE Wi WoSla figures sal Democratic majority O
I the home vote Of $780, and ihsists that the
L. The Tribune claims the Union majority wi
be, with the soldiers vote, 20, 900. ~ Mod
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-21

GEN. MoCLz1IAN is abused for drawing
his salary as, an officer and not fighting.
Andrew Johnson, the Republican candi-
date for the Vice Presidency,lis drawing
a salary as a General. Where does he
fight? Cassius M. Clay drew salary as a
General. So did Senator Lane. So did
our vivacious friend Gen. Busted. Mrs.
Lincolns coachman draws the salary of q
Major. Mr.. Lincolns private Secretary,
Mr.. Hay, does the same. When did these
gentlemen fight, and where? ~ ''.-' la
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-21
FROM HAVANA,

New York, Oct 1.-THE steamer Liberty
brings Havana dates of the 18th. No informa-
ton from the peace negotiation between Spain
and San Domingo. No news from Mexico. M
A captain of schooner arrived on the 10th
hy nrat FoySa
The non-arrival of the steamer Columbia
overdue, caused uneasiness. iA,',.t q Z
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-21

j AN order has been issued by Gen. Bur-
bridge of Kentucky, to Aessrs. Carlisle and
feathers, political prisoners, that if they
will affiliate with the 6 Union cause and
give So, 900 bonds for the faithful execu-
ton of that pledge, they may be released
from military arrest; otherwise they are
to remain in custody till further orders. y
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-21
High Time.

The New York Commercial Advertiser
Republican, remarks on the recent acts
of Lincoln and johnson as follows: 81
II is time that from the administration party
some omen rebuke be given to this action, and
that the Ioud-voiced advocates of freedom and
civil RIGHTS should express their minds upon a
subject as grave as this. 1t was against just
such policy that the manifesto Of Senator
Wade and Congressman Davis was directed.
They saw that the President might attempt to
make his election sure by holding the cleo.
of his personal ambition, but it was hardly to
be expected that the Presidents associates on
the ticket, would shock public decency by so
bold an appropriation of the voting force OF
State. n aff eai
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-21

Col. Baker, of the United States detective
force, with the assistance of McDavitt and
Clarvo, of Superintendent Webb's corps of de-
tectives in Washington, has succeeded in dis
covering the whereabouts of a gang Of coun-
terfeiters in New Jersey, and arresting A. c.
sociates named Robinson and Alexander, and
o number of women. The officers found in the
possession of the prisoners fsrty thousand dol
lars in currency. The plates, press and bank
paper of the counterfeiters, were difficult to
distinguish from the genuine issue. gls
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Il FROM THE SOUTH. {

, :, WAsHINGIoN,, Oct. 17.-Charleston papers
Of the nth announce the death BY yellow
fever, tof Col. Harris, Chief Of Beahregards
Staff. .liLe5t a15 - ID
y The Courier of the same date says ,eighty-six
shots have been fired at Charleston since last
reports, and twenty-five at Sumter from the
SSwampAngel battery ~. 5EBnh - y-
ptGen. Beauregard reached Columbus, Ga, on
the 7th. and proceeded Immediately to his
sCharlsston papers regard Davis Macon
speech as unwise. esBlJsD eaL ONO sl1 =
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-21
CAPTURE lgs OF AN ENGLISH
,gdi BLOCKADE RUNNER. - 81

WAsH1NGroN, Oct, 17.-Admiral Porter,
commanding the North Atlantic Blockade
Squadron, communicates to the Navy Depart
ment information of the capture of the English
blockade runner Baltimore by the Montgomery
on the 10th. The Baltimore was but just built
this was her first trip-having been only
nineteen days at sea. - The vessel runs fourteen
knots, and is very strong, and can be used to
catch blockade runners. She was consigned to
Erazipr 81 % 49,. ..'-- - -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-21
MARYLAND CONSTITUTION.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 17.-Returns are all in.
The home vote foots up: 1880 against the
new Constitution and II, 246 for 1t, showing a
deficiency in the home vote of 1,574 votes to
secure its adoption 81 but the, soldiers vote
thus far received amounts to 2,463, making
will be increased, it is thought, by not less
than 800 votes more. Thus the new Consti-
tuition is closely adopted, and Maryland will
henceforth rank as free State.
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Glen. Beaureoard madeg 4

Gen. Beauregard made speech at
Greenboro, N. O., last Friday, and said
"We have been crowned with many victo-
ries and must look for reverses !" that he
never despaired, even in the midst of the
most terrible troubles. 'sAll is going
well at Richmond and Petersburg, and we
must endure, hope and fight, and our in
dependence is certain - "a 4ed5 9iJ
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-21

HARR1sBuRG, Oct. 17.-The Commissioners
with few exceptions have returned from the
army, bringing with them returns which show
an overwhelming Union preponderance.
But very few official returns of the home
vote have reached the Secretarys Office. Re-
turn Judges doubtless prefer to wait the recep-
ton OF the soldiers vote before sending
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-21

Hon. Edward Stanley, military gov
ernor Of North Carolina under appoint-
ment Of Lincoln has published a letter in
favor of Mcclellan. sew
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-21

THERE is evidently no very warm per-
sonal friendship between Jefferson Davis
and Governor Brown, Of Georgia. In his
speech at Macon, the former said: "It
has been said that i abandoned Georgia to
her fate. Shame upon such falsehood.
Miserable man. The man who uttered
this was a scoundrel." The "miserable
man alluded to is Governor Brown. 3
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-21

MAJOR GEN., DOYLE, of Her Britannia
Majesty's service and Governor Generalof
Nova Scotia, has gone to James River to
witness the military. operations around
Richmond. He is the guest of General
Grant, receives marked attentions wher-
ever he goes, and impresses every one with
being courteous and unassuming gentle
mon Al sey g.ys.rF s,.t -
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FROM sHERMAE's ARMY.

sa;N NEW YoRK, Oct II. The Commercials
Nashville dispatch says Hood was at Ships
Gap, three miles east Of Lafayette on the 10th.
Sherman was close on TO him and battle can
not long be delayed. gas .,-1,sI,l.,f,. {
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ImPORTANr DRAFT DECISION.

q New YoRK, Oct. la1S.-The Commercials
lWashington's special says,the Provost Marshal
General has adopted regulations that in case
drafted men desert prior to muster into service
the quota Of their respective districts viii not
be credited, and a supplemental draft win be
made where deficiencies exist from that cause.
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TO CONSUMPTIvES. I.

10 CONSUMPTIvES..- -. Consump.
tive sufferers win receive valuable prescription for
the cure Of Consumption, Asthma, Brerchitis, and
all Throat and Lung Affections, free of charge, by
sending their address to Rev. EDWARD A. WILL
SON, Williamsburg, Kings Coz NY. ,oc4-d&wsm
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COTTON.

New York. Oct 1.-THE blockade rune
Susannah, arrived in HAVANA the 18th from
Galveston with $50 bales Of cotton saW
The Josie sailed for Galveston on the 18th.
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GIN. AUeuR, at Washington, has adopt
ed the Washburne plan for the safety of
trains on the Orange and Alexandria rail-
road. az -aus 90 G"~5t-. r.uy ufr 11
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GOLD BROKE DOWN.

New York, Oct 18.-The Bull movements
in gold have broken down and the price has
fallen rapidly during the morning. The price
opened at 30, sold as low as 2061s, and went
up again to 207. ltspsai ~ ~, 5
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TROOPS FoR GRANT.

New York, Oct. 1.-THE steamer North
American takes 1000 troops to the Army Of
the Potomac to-day.
The ISSth New York leave tomorrow, and
the steamer Ashland goes TO Boston to-day for
600 more. as9gx5 ii8nfa sBaHi0
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~ SPERMATORRHGAs CAN BE CURED
DR, RAND'S SPECIFIC cures SPERMATOR-
RHGA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, MPOTENCY.
LOSS OF POWER, ETC., speedily and e6scsisoQr. Its
convince the most skeptcal of its merie Price 81
boz: Sent post paid to any address by j. j. KRONER,
4O3 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars
sent nee. 5iD.t# E.s' nov21-d twSw1y
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nOsBY,s DAMP SURPRISED.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 17.-Col. Gansevoort, com.
manding 18th New York cavalry, surprised
tured all his artillery, consisting Of four guns,
caissons, Sc, and also Q number Of prisoners.
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OHIO ELECTION.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 17.-Returns give Union
majority in Ohio 20 1916. III OF a4u1 be9
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may now bid defiance to the tc1ssptssW cssp DIR.
lanes ANTDOTE FOR STRONG Drink is a
certain cure for Drskeness. Itcreates dislike for
strong drink, and can be administered without the
knowledge Of the patient. Price 81 box Sent BY
mail to any address by j. j. KRONER, 4O3 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free.
November 81, 1868 f'AA InOy21-dtyyEw1v
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Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal
Urinary and Sexual Systems new and reliable
treatment-in Reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIAs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-02

BOSTON March 81 Cid big candace. Gutter. ooree
ss Soaaa S.%.s AZ g. .nseoS 1 he sssa:
Rs . Brig :. Esn H. S
xs.hss ass;sSss.. Wss indie. t.DS I'd s,,S .ssrs
yas wSl.eio Chichester; STo~n sisaop and I
s's sI;.' s.s;s
soP onsssns :. slS
Arr in Hampton Roads soth, schr Wien OF the Wave.
GEoEaETowN. DC. March as-cld schr Geo Green.
@IbTossfFR March 2s-Arr brig Henry Leeds Smith,
Roc and for Paadegaa sshrs Navy Reed Boston for
ningham, and John somes, Harry NYork 2s,h Antelope
HOLMES HOLE, March % PM-Arr schrs John Han.
nseee rsisdelphia for Boston; Golden Gate
ssAr STig william S,esss Ames Portland for
hdas Bos9n o for ny0rs s. Aasns Towpsend
a. a' Wand s9 sss nsss No
s ta,on wasa s 4aan , Juno sarae a@fr,
fra Frame" Adalas ToMSssnd and Harry smith 1hrS -
Liesegane NYork via Havana Gov Chase Tue, washing
toni sarks Illinois freeman Pass Gsyalo Sarah Carlton
perss Rqsan Island Cd r hp s. Picard
2oI,A'r sssmships Geo Cromwell Post, Nyork; oolum-
sec Johnson Pensacola; Haock Jordan Boston,
2si-cid vanguard Russell for Nyork briggs Stock.
IL
for rn A sSe spaa BRIG chr Luther
child HerPer % Cd BARK Teues, hsrri%sa tisaras
Belize Rare liam
2,dASr slsanshio Gsor,s PEABODY A,wsi Key West;
bark cSnaue.t Howes from Boston; bark Milton Fuller
brig San Antonio Jackson from PHILADELPHIA Ga steam.
Is II
Mas hgey e5s se GsrSn s5
,dcpha; Ripley, Buck Philadelphia; Taisman Conner,
o With o. sf1Ts Jones
@sn s.s and Mary Wiley Freemsn Portland for Baltimore
3Oth, AM wind Ne, heavy. with ran.--No arrivals and
81. hGawipa ME-; Noarrlyals .... ,,,u,,,
sPHitApELphlA;. March ssl-Am, U 8 supply steamer
ssssse1 sr i na.ss saa Soy ssJ sEoIs a.
Laar.ner Coleman do Char're Smith smi.n Lsnssyis;
Ss; Go gass. EiessTsSn rroyasnse: john Mahss,,'
MsIS @ CHA Bs%sn @p jar
%. ISc g. Do ReaSes rTa 40
s sey oakSo4 smer sea Mckenzie
IEEsAcoLA March i2-In post brig Randolph, Presley,
PORTLAND, March sO-Cld steamer Locust Point HOr-
and sa New YORK Pelican
sss s Hs% q Sid sa5'
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2s-shps Carrier Dove Jack
son. and Richard Robinson Long, have been chartered for
SALEM, March 22-Arr briggs Waterloo F,skeng caai.
wScna sneae
n
kSye W noaI n FOR NY91k s0 Owen peor
Bearsc Boston.
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Lcesbura Capt Bake and FROM Portland Philadel
:pr ns and par Of dscE load washed 10
gale OF I'D u Being much injured ourselves In tho fur
no
ne; towed lhe schr LOO miles 70 the Deaware vas
Lsi over 10 sal :. anchor behind me Bsesiws.er
and sehrs ashore ship and schr sunk could not learn
s,esmss,p wAirlwna Rogers. ssaufo. &c days. with
brig Belle Of The Bay days from Port Royal FOR New
York Had heavy eastery weather during the entire
ship Monezums tof 81 John y }; HeatherIng,on, Liver
81 esss Sts SSa . 70 r Had
ship Augustus, Bradburn Shields Jan 20 with mdse 70
be Aa 81 s
lying % IN heavy gale from westward had decks sweps
SosspTt and i main and sen mass and ship
badly: also sustained other damage
81 days, with Wool and hides 10 Duncan Co Sid in
company with Br bark Refuge, Beroden tor New York;
inson Valparaiso; Mcleod, Chiffon for Maumain Feb
3, lat 81 ss Ion ~ o. exchanged signals with ship Cum
passed Danish Sas ssn1 steering sh
s. days on sh LAT 81 70 IL encountered erac
gale from Ne split sails And the second Officer had his
chnred under Sandy Hook.
schr Palladium. Ryder. Gloucester. 8 days
Schr Fortune, Davis, New Haven Tor Albany.
schr Pauline, Huz New Haven. DAYS.
xssb % % m weae ~
Steamer Fannie tU s transport, Dearborn, Annapolis
master Experienced heavy and NV gales the entire
sage passed large quantities Of drit wood Se March XII
loutward PASSAGE during heavy gale commencing from
f. then and again TO NV In which carried away foremost
SAHEp
March S-steamer City of Richmond; ship Missouri br'gs
Ellis. Ann Bell
Wind at sunset ESP.