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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-29
Casualties In Minnesota Rec fments In
the Fight witch Forrest.

LAGRANGE. AnNN.. July Fl 1854
Via Cairo, July %, 1854.
Governor s. MiHeI, St. Paul:
The following are the casualties in Minneso-
ia regiments:
KiAed-Col. A Wilkin; Private Alex Mario,
Co. L Ninth Regiment. Private rhos. King,
Co. G. Tenth. In Seventh-Snrgeon L. B.
Smith; Lieut.. Lewis Hardy. Private VIM Hen
denoe, Co F: Jacob Van VuIick John Rolin,
J,mts Davis, Albert Fuller. Co. 1; Oliver II.
Essil gton, Lers johnson, Co. E; Corporal
Conrad Warinet.
Woanded-In Seventh, fifty two; in Ninth
five; in Tenth, twenty-oLe. Major Cook
wounded in lrn.
VIM. r. MARSHALL
Colonel Seventh MINI. Volunteers.
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The Chicago Posi- in speaking of the
Peace Farce at Niagara Falls, enunciates
the only just terms to both sections upon
which an enduring peace can be based, and
which the people of the North must ac-
quiesce in, or continue the war for other
objects than the restoration of the Union.
Let the Rebel Commission proceed to
Washington and exhibit to Uncle Abraham
his authority to act as the attorney for Mr..
Jefferson Davis. Having done this, the
rest will be simple and easy. His "peace
propositions will need to be neither nu-
merous nor complex Something like the
following will answer every purpose: 3D..
l. Jefferson Davis to disband his armies
and abdicate all authority or assumed au-
thority as President of the so-called Con-
federate States. .I,t, r., s'
2. A general amnesty to all who return
to their duty and allegiance as citizens of
the republic
8. The right of the states to order and
control their domestic institutions in their
own way, subject only to the restraints
imposed by the national constitution
These are all the "peacs propositions"
that need be made, and indeed the
last of these is non.essential, the right
mentioned being guaranteed. His repent
antconfreres are expected, in return for the
pardon of their crimes, to support and as
sist in carrying them out The que'tion of
the status Of niggers and other southern
''chattels" would be, I'm Ter any possible
state of facts, one which the Judicial and
not the legislative Or executive branch
of the government must decide, and by
that decision of course both Mr.. Davis and
Mr.. Horace Greeley would faithfully abide.
Of course our rebellious southern brethren
would not think of asking US to repay their
dishonest debts after we have so kindly
consented to spare their disreputable lives.
Whatever may the motives or incentives
VI bUluC, IL C1uuOt W uCulcU ludt tllc RTcdt
mass of the people of the north are sup.
porting the war simply and solely to pre-
vent the dismemberment and overthrow of
the republic. That object attained, their
support of tine war would cease. It is
most truly said by an influential war journal
in St. Louis ''Let the north, through
competent representatives., propose peace
on the basis of the sovereignty of the
states, under the Union as originally
formed-that is the right of the states
to order and control their domestic in
stitution, subject to no other restraints
than those imposed by the constitution
and we promise that the federal adj
ministration refusing to accede shall
be swept from power by the mighty will
of the people, upon the. occurrence of the
first opportunity"
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Recruiting Com m issiO ms.

The Governor has issued recruiting com
missions for the new infantry regiment.
(the l1th) to ADAM BUCK, Henderson,
Sibley county, and to A. FRANKLIN PAINE,
of St. E'anl
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OmmIssso"s Issued.

I. E. POTTER, Garueu City, recruiting
commission for the 18th regiment.
Sergeant JOHN L. @. KENNY, First
Lieutenant and Quartermaster of the Sec
ond regiment, vice PARSONS mustered out.
First Sergeant JOHN L GAsK1LI, CON-
plny B, to be First Lieutenant vice VIII
SON promoted.
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Commissions.

E. o. WATERS, Esq, Superintendent
Soldiers Home, Memphis, Tennessee, and
GEO. W. STUReIs, Esq, GA N. Sd street,
st. Louis, have been appointed local Com
missioners on behalf of Minnesota, to at
tend to the interests of our soldiers in
their respective localities.
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Massach usetts after the Negroes.

The Adjutant General of Massachusetts
calls on all the cities and town of that
State to deposite with the State Treasurer
such sums Of money as shall be equal to
1925 for each negro recruit desired, to be
expended by the agents of the State at
the South in bounties to negroes, who may
be credited on the quotas of such cities
and towns. A large number of Provost
Marshais and assistants are to be stationed
in all the departments of the South fer
the purpose of obtaining and auditing ne
gro volunteers. 1t will be seen that the
sum Massachusetts, offers is so large fhst
poorer States will not have much chance
to compete with her in the line of negro
recruiting. This provision in the act was
put in for the especial benefit of that State
and she is not slow to avail herself of its
benefits. We notice the statement in tho
papers that Cen SHERMAY has prohibited
agents entering his department. We hone
it will prove true. A remarkable feature
of this negro business in Massachusetts, is
that Gov. ANDREW had all the machinery
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WIN. S. KINa, Esq, Postmaster of the
House OF Representatives and Editor of
the Rochester IN. W Democrat arrived
this week o'u. sIli ol ,.ygs..e -. SCI. ..5.
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THE Monticello Wright Co.. Statesman,

of the 23d inst. says:
The delegates from Stearns. Benton. WRIGHT
Sherburne and AnOka COunlies-tbe vary
counties most exposed to Chippewa Indians
will go down to the Second Congressional Dis
rict Convention, and in solid % alanx vnte
fer DONNELLY to represent this District an.
other term. 1rH ,'a.a t&Hl Ill. ft..
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Commissioners Sale,

TN pursuance Of decree Of Circuit Court
/ Of Mason county, West VIRGINIA, rendered
on the 7th dny Of September 1854 in certain
suit IN rhOncery therein pen ling, in which
l.. knights complainant, and Andrew Rose
berry admr &c IA defendant. the under.
signed Special Commissioner appointed for
that purpose nv said decree shall on the oNth
dav Of October, 1864. at the 'front.' door Of the
Courthouse Of said county, proceed IN sell Mt
public Auction to lhr highest bidder LOT NJ
heingt the ono hall of rs acres, 2roods and l6
poles, which WAS pNritoncd to he heirs Of
George " Lewis decd hv the Commissioners
appointed in said cnnsc nv meies md hounds
TrRMs,-Sad sale will I've made on credit
If G, 10 or 10 months. and hond with good Sc.
curity will he required for the deferred install,
ments. and the title viii he retained MS farth
er security JOHN W ENGLISH,
Sept. l3th, 1884 Spec Com,
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STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.;

Atnles held in the clerks Office oflhe circuit
court Of WAYNE county on the first Monday in
September, 1864 t.
William o, Wright, pltrI In trcspSss on the
Milton ]. Ferguson, Hers.S Damayr SOS 600,
ton Spurlock, Burwel, Spurlock, James Fergus
on. Joseph n Ferguson Samuel Ferguson,
William Asherrvr John Plymale, LcRnder Gil.
kison, REM Dean, Recce W Elkins, vii
liam Epln, Peter Adkins, Lewis Childers. NJ.
Elkins aud Samuel VhtEon, deGRnaents
THE object Of this suit is to Obtain y ludg.
mcnt at law against the above named defend.
ents. for sg5, 900 damages, for false imprison,
ment Of the plaintiff VIM o Wright, by the
said defendants and to attach the estates and
debts oftbe said dctendepts for the amount Of
damages above specified, and to subject the
same to the payment OF said Judgment when
obtainel And il appearing by the affidavit Of
the plaintiff filed 10 the cause. that he beliegps
he Il entitled TO ard ought 10 recover in said
action damages to the amount Of $25,000 at
least, and that the said defendants are not resi-.
dents Of this State, and that he the said plain,
tin believes tho said defendants have estates
or debts due them and each Of them within the
said Wayne county, in which this suit ispend.
ing.
And lhesaid plaintiff having sued out of the
clerks Office of said court an attachment against
the estates and debts Of the said non resident
defendants, and it appearing by the return Of
the Constable of said county that he has levied
said attachment upon the property aud estates
Of the said nonresident defcndenie, within the
sUld county for the amount above specified
tits, therefore. ordered that the said defend
ents do, appear here within one mouth after
due publication Of this cider and do what is
necessary 10 protect their interests in this suit.
Teste:
ABEL sEGUR, Clerk
Leete 4 McGiunis, p, q.
sep iS-n23-4t [pr fee 1888 25.
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BY THE GOVERNORS:
A PR0ChA NATION.

WHEREAS, ty the law Of Congress, the
w Tuesday after the first Monday in No.
vch:ber nsXt, is the time designated for the
qualified voters OF the several State5 to meet at
their proper places OF voting and elect Electors
Of President and Vice President of the United
States. And, whereas by an Act Of the Les is.
latare Of this State, entitled IAN Act To regu.
late elections by the people," it is made the
duty Of the Governor to give notice by proc Ia.
nation Of the time of holding such election,
and the number Of Electors to be chosen.
Now, therefore, |, ArthurI Boreman. Cover.
nor OF the State Of West Virginia. do Issue this
my proclamation, appointing TUESDAY, THE srn
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1864, as the day on which
will be held, IN the several counties of this
State, al election fer five Electors Of President
and Vice President of the United States. Five
Electors being the number the State Of West
Virginia is entitled to according to her repre-
sentation in Congress.
49,, Done at the City of wheeling OF the
g. S 9Th day Of September, in the year Of
'~,'>' our Lord One Thousand Eight Hun.
dred and Sixty -four, and of the State the sec
ond. a. 1, FOREMAN Gov
BY the Governor
J. EDGAR BorERs. Secretary Of State.
September 29-n2i-te
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Hon. John NJ. Phelps.
U, S, MILIrARi Posr.
BEvERLY, Sept. 18th. 1884,

BEVERLY, sept 10Th. 1864.
Mn. EDIToR:-Will you permit me to
drop few lines through your paper in
relation to Hon John N. Phelps:
MI Phelps WAS q minister of the Cos.
pei at The time of the breoking out Of
the rebellion, and was stationed in Ma.
son county? He took the stump st the
FIRST appearance Of treason in this State,
He urged the people to defend them.
selves against armed traitors He aided
in recra ling the FIRST volunteer regiment
for the United States Army in this State,
He was subsequently elected aud CON
missioned Chaplain of the 9th Va, Reg.
with whom he fsilhrully served up to
Tie organization of West Virginia, at
which time he resigned that position to
take seat in the State Senate He
wos elected President Of the Senate, |
believe, on the Grst balI6s, which posi-.
lion be filed with credit TO himself and
horor to the body. His record, as a
member of The two sessions of the West
Virginia Legislature is unpIceptionable.
He is earnest in debate, and more
Jealous, thorough and Incorporating
Union man, is no whore 10 Be found -
He 10 one OF those few men of principle
In this world, WHO will contend against
storm and tide, when he feels and knows
he is rig ht When great men trembIed
and strong men fell PROSTATE before the
Secession tornado which swept over the
mountains and vaIljes Of West Virginia,
few such men So Capt. Phelps caught
up the falling banner Of our country and
planted it on the slopes OF TIE AIeghe.
ny Mountains, where its starry folds are
still unIurIed, bidding defiance to the
fire storm of treason.
We are pleased to learn that Captain
Phelps has consented to become can
didate for Congress in the Third District,
We have no doubt of his triumphant
election. If we elect plenty of such
uen as Captain John M, Phelps to Con,
gross, We need have no fears of the
"Slave holders" Rebellion succeeding. -
Much more might be said Of this patriot
and what he has done in battling treas
son and defending The Urion. But his
record is well known, aud the large vote
he received in his election 10 the State
Senate last Autumn, goes to show that
the people appreciate his worth.
ROLF
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Take Notice!
nAsoH orRcuir CouRr, CLkRKs' OFFICE,
Contender 9th, 1864

To the Mason County Mining and Manufac
turing Company and the Syracuse Coal and
Salt Company, plaintiffs; and Samuel C. Evcl.
eth and the Mason City Coal Company defts.
YOU are hereby notified that | have fced
l upon the eth day of October. next at my
Office aforesaid, totake, state and report. an &C
count showing the amount Of Indebtedness o.
the defendent S O. Eveleth, to the complain.
ant, AMI the date Of said Indebtedness, whether
the defendent S. Q. Eveleth. is tho. owner Of
any stock in the Mason City Coal Company OF
other Incorporated Company ia Virginia, or {
any other property in Virginia real or personal,
required to be taken by the decree Of Mason
county Circuit, Court, rendered on the 7th day
Of Septcwber, 1868, in suit in Chancefy dc.
pending in said Court in which you are par.
ties plaintiffs and defendants, al which time
aud place you are required to be present.
Given under my hand, as Special Commits.
sioncr in Chanccry Of the said Court the day
and year first aforesaid
oHAs. b, wAGGENER,
scp29n25-iw.
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Commissioner Notice.

George Cooper
SIS. In ChanceYy.
Jesee WALTON 81 ale.
TO Jesse Walton, Charles T. Beale, lawson
Brooks and Thomas Waggener.
Take notice that l., Elijah Kimberling, sps.
cial commissioner appointed by decretal or.
der Ct the Circuit, Court og Msson county,
shall, on the ION day Of November next, nj
the office Of John ". English, in the iowa, Of
Point Pleasant, between the hours off A. III.
and r OF that day, proceed to take, state
ana report an account showing;-
/ list, Who were the parties Interested in tho
steamboat in romplts bill mentioned, and the
amount OF MONEY or other things advanced by
them respectively in the building Equipping
and running said boat
Pad, The amount Of profit or loss, il any
from the building, Equipping and running
said boat, together with the amount received
by any Of said patties therefrom, and the
amount Of debts pai' by either Of the parties
Ord The time and manner Of the loss Of said
boat, and in whose charge, and under whose
care she was AZ the time OF her loss.
Ith' Whether the said boat was insured: IL
so, by whom aud in what Office, and for what
amount aud in Whose possession the policies
Of insurance are; whether they have been col
lected or not, and If not, what disposition has
been made Of the same
5th. Whether The said parties, or either Of
them, have received anything Tor slid boat
from the so eGllcR Lcnfederate States or any
| other source
9th. The Indebtedness Of Me said boat TO
hesaid parties or either Of them, for saryices
In building or running the same, aud any 9th.
ormatter which j, as special Commissioner,
may deem proper or either of the parties may
request ...
The parties are required by the Court to pro.
duco before me all the books papers and &C
counts of said boat so far as the same may be
IN their possession or under thCrcontrol. 81.
And u from any cause the taking Of said
account be not concluded on that day, tho ia.
king Of tho same will b. adjourned and con.
tnuied from day, to day, or from time to time
al the same place, until It shall no com.
plCtcd
ELIJAH KIMDERLING,
7l7' ~ w. sree. Con,
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Godcy for October.

We have often wondered how Cooley
could afford to issue such a superbly il
Illustrated ard large magazine at his for
mcr cheap rates In cothmob With hi,
publishing brethren he has at last been
obliged to Increase his terms, and gives
notice that no more clubs can be takor
at the old prices The November mum
Der will contain his new list of prices
Gcdey's Book is worth double its old cost
Address L. A, Cooley, 323 Chestnut st
philadelphia. =
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GFNGw Goods Mr., John G. Stoh5
has Just returned from Cincinnati with
large stock ofRcudy.Mado clothing, &C.,
which he is selling lower than ever be-.
fore. Give him call.
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ETWe understand that tho Dam
agc done tho Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road has been repaired, and that trains
will DO run through to day,
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Te1,1n1S:

Twenty per cent. Of the purchase money will
be required TO be paid in hand, the balance up.
on crenit ofsix twelve and eighteen months.
with interest the purchaser executing his bond
with good security for payment Of the deferred
instaliHents
,, J, REDMOND. Special Com.
sept. 29-n25-4T.
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Now is Toun CHANCE. "A gentle.
man in this county wishes to bet 81 900
that Mcclellan wOa't carry i single
State that allows its soldiers to vote -
Here is your chance to be, yod' money
on Little Mac Inquire &; this Office
ECarkstntg Telegraph.
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re- Mr.. James L. Wharton has rcti.
red from the PsrRersburg Gazette It
will still be conducted as Union paper
by Messrs. Blair mud Deshler.
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g4~ The "Mattic Roberts" has bosa
repaired and and is now MAILING Her reg
uar lrip5.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
COAL and SALT
PROPERTY !!

N pursuance ofa decree Of tie Circuit Court
l. Of Mason county, rendered on the 5th day
of November, A. D. 1869, and sui seQuent de.
cree on the amended bill rendered by the same
Court at the May term 1864, ard also further
decree rendered at the September Term 1854
|, B, Redmond, Special Commissioner ap.
pointed by the DEGREES aforesaid, shall on
Saturday, the 90h day Of October, 1864
at the Front door of the Courthouse Of the coun-
ty aforesaid, proceed 10 sell at Public Auction
to the highest bidder the following dcscrib
real estate, lying and being in the county
aforesaid; of which Isaac Bchan died seized TO.
wit: Six (6) acres one hundred and twenty
one III poles, more or less conveyed to the
said Behah by James Jones and wife; nineteen
and one half 1870 acres more or less. convey.
ed to tue said Behan by Geo Walkerand wife;
six (6) acres one hundred and tweuty.one q 81
poles, more Or less, conveyed othe said Behan
ny James Jones, Attorney ii fact for Thomass
Jones; two hundred (200) acres more or less,
conveyed to the said Behan by Samuel ] Don;
aldson: FIVE (5) acres forty one and hall
l4i ~ poles, more or less, conveyed to the said
Behan ny Henry NJ. Thomas md wife; one
hundred and two lO2) acres more or less, con.
Veyed TO the sal Behan by John McCulloch
and wife, and james Peck and wife; forty FIVE
and three-eighths $3.50 acres, more or esa,
conveyed to the said Behan by VIM MeIntyEe
and wife and Frances Ashworih and others. -
Tie several tracts oflard lie adjoining each
other and together form valuabs coal and
salt property. There is vein Of coal upon
said lands averaging from four to FIVE feet in
thickness, also salt well, which has been in
use yielding as much and as strong water rs
any veil ~ that vicinity The lO2 acre tract
is Ohio Eiver Bottom, with very fine Apple
Orchard upon it All of the said land is stu
ated on the Ohio River, between jhe towns Of
Mason Citv and West Columbia, at which
points Mining and Manufacturing Works are
in successful operation. THE Font excluding
the lO2 acres, is about one hdddred ard fifty
rods front and one Of the best landings on the
Ohio river, the water being deep and the bank
protected by piers short distance above.
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EFW Y. MlLEs,-Wo call attention
to tho advertisement of w, Y. Miles in
another column, lilo has on hand 0
largo and well selected stock Of dry.
goods, groceries, &c,
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Local Matters.

To ADvERrIsERs.-The Register has
the largest circulation of any paper pub.
lishod in this section of West Virginia,
and the oaly ore in this Congressional
District that is published regularly
and, therefore, is the best advertising me,
dun in THU section Of the State.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

On and after October 18th, 1864, the
subscription price to The Weekly Register
will be two dollars year III advance,
and two dollars and fifty cents ifnOt Paid
in advance. We have hesitated long to
make this change in the price Of the
Register, but we have a, last been div,
en- to 1t by the great advance in prices.
We are now paying more than dOr.
bic The Usual price for paper, while the
cost of everything else necessary to the
publication Of newspaper has udvan'
ced at nearly the SAME rate
Before making this change in our
rates, we wish to give our subscribers
md all others, the benefit Of the present
advance rates. We would, therefore,
urge then, 10 call in person or send by
letter, before the 18th Of October. By
so doing. they will have tho paper fur
uished them during the next year at
81 80 PuDLIsuEh
EyANSocScEMEyrs,-Our terms
for announcing candidates for Office, lex
ccpt for Congress and State Senate J
will be 50 90 for subscribers. SO 90 for
others, No name inserted without the
money
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scn9gn2S-iw.
RobcrtM Sims PLAINTIFF
In Chanccry.

RobertM Sims plaintiff
VS. In Chancery,
John Smith sr, d Thos.
j. Henson,
Mcssrs. John Smith ST. and Thomas L. Hen.
son, will please tSkenotieo. that on the 22d
day Of October 1864, shall proceed TO take
tho DISPOSITIONS Of Reuben B Swindlcr, David
Surbaugh and others to DO road as evidence in
my behalf upon the trial Of the above suit,
now depending and undetermined in the Cir.
cult Court Of Putnam county, State Of West
West Virginia 1.-THE said dispositions are not
finished on said day, the further taking there
Of shall be continued from day to day and from
time 10 time until completed
Ser, 80, 1851 ' 90 E '''
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ET"Andrcw'-Your Communication
will appear in our next.
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EyTat REBELs.-We understand
that band of rebels numbering 100.
under command of one Jim. Smith visi.
ted the lower end of our county androb.
bed store.Soa, lying at HsnIcy's land.
ing. They are also cOnscripting,
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BSH At tho Grafton Congressional
Convention, Col. George II, Latham was
nominated on first ballot,
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DsaSH We learn from tho Buchanon 10
publican that tho rebels have been com.
hitting 2'7Wlo,ioas IN ths. section,
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Eg-CoI Duval of Che 9th West Va.
Regiment, was wounded at the fight
near Winchester We haze no partic.
plars as to Iis OF other casualties in our
West Virginia Regiments. Womny get
something in time for our next Issue.