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

Correspondence of the Springfield Republican.
WASHINGTON, December II, 1868.
President Lincoln has really had the
smallpox, and is not yet to be seen by
visitors so have had to content myself
with an outside view Of the White House.
Mr.. Lincoln is much better, however, and
is now able to have his joke regularly.
When the committee of Congress waited
on him to announce their readiness to re-
ceive the message, the President was found
in his private Office, clad in an old dressing
gown, and looking dilapdated generally
The chairman announced in very formal
manner the object OF the visit. 1t seemed
to please the President nightly, and put
ting his hands deep in his breeches' pockets,
and throwing leg over an arm of his
chair, he replied: ''Waal, if it is matter
of life and death, can get it up to-day;
but if it isn't, I'd rather wat till to.mor-
row, for the fact is the boys haven't got
through copying it yet" 1t was not a mat
ter of life and death, and the message was
not sent in till Wednesday. Mrs. Lincoln
did not evidently think her husband was
very sick, for she went to New York last
week to do ga little shopping" While
there she lost her purse, containing large
sum of money, in the street. twas found
and returned to her by young patent
claim agent of this city, and Mrs. Lincoln
was very profuse in her thanks and offers
of assistance. The freedom of the White
House was rendered to the young man,
who, if he isn't too bashful, May consider
his fortune made.
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THE Richmond Examiner, speaking of
the invasion of Georgia and Alabama.
now only a question of supplies for our
army at Chattanooga, says:
But the population of Georgia and Alabama
would unquestionably render the maintenance
of the present organization of its rebel armies
nearly impossible The possession of the cot
ton crops stored in those countries would bring
up the Yankee finances to the highest pitch of
prosperity, and as few or none burn their cot
ton-not even the President-they would get it
nearly entire. 1t is from those two States we
now draw the corn which feeds the armies-a
strange fact in military history-for two hun
dred miles of inland route has hitherto been
supposed to be the utmost limit of transport
ing army supplies-but nevertheless true.
Those rich lands which once produced the
cotton that created the power of the United
States; that cotton which is now gold to the
enemy and which has been worthless to US, its
proprietors and pOssessors now contain and
can continue to bring forth grain crop, sur
passing Egyptian abundance While we have
bread our armies can live and fight despite
mismanagement and without currency. But
if the Confederacy loses the means of subsist-
ing men and horses, it will be impossible to
continue resistance by regular armies.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-01-01

New YORK, Dec. 26.-The passport sys-
TEN is applied to foreign and American
vessels, to prevent repetition Of the
Chesapeake piracy.
The English bark Oircassian has been
seized under suspicious circumstances.
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Does Lake Superior Need a Railroad I

To the Editor Of the Pioneer:
The question heading this communica-
ton has never yet been discussed That
unbuilt towns and paper cities desire such
an event to transpire there is no doubt,
but the moment one town at Superior
finds another likely to become the ter
minus first, all sorts of schemes are put
on foot to thwart the enterprise.
If the Lake interests require the build
ing of a railroad from the valley Of the
Mississippi certainly we should hear from
them. A few days since correspondent
of the Press wrote that there had been
one hundred and twenty thousand barrels
of flour imported into that lake in 1868.
If this be so, how did they get that guam
tity? If that lake consumes 100, 900 bar
rels of -four and other things in proper
tiOn-their importations must amount to
about 100000 tons all told We can
readily comprehend how this amount is
introduced into the lake. The exports of
iron and copper amount to between 300,-
and $4,000 tons, or over three times
their importation tonnage; with this bal
ance in their favor, up freights are very
low. Vessels going after the iron and
copper need ballast and will and do take
up flour, pork, &C., at vastly less rates
than any projected railroad can at a small
profit But we have got to see official re-
ports that ever half that quantity of -four
is consumed at the lake. The actual
amount officially reported in 1S6O-1-2
was less than 10000 tons imported and
yet the iron and copper is not overstated at
100000. Thus they have ten to one up
treights, and Marquette, the great iron
port receives its flour, pork, &c at nomi-
nal ballast rates.
We do not introduce this subject to
discourage the building of railroad to the
lake by legitimate means, but to keep the
truth in its true light before those who
may have been misled. L.
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FROM THE FAR NORTHWEST.
LETTER FROM PEMBINA.
The Hatch Battalion in Winter
Quarters.

MAIL PERPLENITTES- PRESCRIPTION OF
4 DOG TRAIN-PEMICAN AND WHISKY
TEMPERANCE LECTURES WANTED-HOW
PEMBINA HAS CHANGED-EXCURSIO
AFTER INDIA NS-FA TYIER ANDRES MIS-
NTDN L.
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U. S. Internal Revenue

FVNHE NINTH DIVISION FOURTH COLLEC.
L ton District, comprising Bnt;e Ccunty. Nc
tlce i hereby given yhai the lists OF vauatoas and
enumerations q property, subject 70 Iueoae Tax
under the Act - pFssde Internal Revenue to sup
port the GoveraReai sud u pay the interest on
the Public Debt approved lply l. ls62, and the
AUendatery Act approved March ,. l>63 made
and taken by f. panham. Assistant Assessor OF
said Division 4th Collection District will remain
open for the examination Of all persons interested
Tor the space OF fifteen days from the date hereof
al oToville. Baite County. California. Office on
Myers street. between Montgomery and Bird SIS.
Between the hours Of \. NJ. and Immediately af.
ter the expiration of the said fifteen DAYS. will
receive and determine all appeals relative 10 er-
roneou> or excessive valuations or enumeraiions
made and taken by the said Assistant Assessor.
All appeals 10 the Assessor aforesaid. must be
made IN writing, and specify the particular cause.
matter, ar thing. respecting which the decision
requested and state the ground OF principle Of in
equality or error complaint OF. See law w-Section
-. page. JOHN NJ AVERY, Assessor.
Fourth Collection District, California.
Dated at 0royille. Sept. 10th 1864. l5-tt
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ne rNnERsIGNEp ofFEE roR sALE

$50 barrels plaster paris 100 barrels marble
dust, 100 barrels cement, so barrels spanish whit
ing. 500 carboys oil vitrol, ''Eastern: 5000 lbs
nitric acid, strong; 800 lbs citrc acid. 2000 lbs
muriatc acid, 5000 lbs powdered tartaric acid,
best; 10 casks super carb soda, 500 ozs sulph
quinine, 100 ozs strychnine, pure; 10 sulph NOR
phine, 100 lbs iodide potaSsa, l25 lbs choro'orm,
los lbs calonel. 1000 lbs spts nit and 40 am
monia. GOO lbs basam copaiba $50 lbs gum ara
bic. white 1000 lbs fors sulphar 500 lbs oil lem
on bergamont $500 gallons kerosine oil, loco gals.
pure lard OIL in tins $50 gals Alcohol. 95 per
cent, in tins; 100 gals hnseed oil. l000 gals
neatsfoot polar and china nut oil, 500 gals castor
oil, origanum, peppermint, sprue and almonds,
paint brushes, white wash brushes hair brushes
tooth brushes feather busters 10 hbls refined
lampblack, 20 bbs irish moss, 10 cases ieiuglass
700 doz Wrght- pills, 20 gross Brandreths pills
100 gross Moffats, Ayers. Jayne'S, Lees and
McLanes pills 100 doz Myers sarsaparia and yell
low dock, 10 doz Lyons Katharion 500 jules
haues Cos extracts. oils colognes &c. 20 box
CASTLE soap. genuine; 30 cases best olive oil
5000 lbs sal soda 90 bbls resin 5000 lbs Shakers
herbs fresh; 400 lbs pure ground sage, fresh: 1000
lbs pressed hops in one-fourth, one-half and lb
papers $500 lbs boraX 5000 lbs assorted paints in
cans, tun Of putty in bladders and cans 20 bbls
dye woods, varnishss of all kinds. 25 bbls canary
hemp. FAX and coriander seeds. In quantities TO
suit, all al the lowest prices. Orders respectfully
solicited. r. II. MCDONALD & Co.
lmporting& & Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
II. H. MCDONALD & Co. Sacramento.
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Sherif'S Sale

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FNECT.
As iion issued out Of the Court of John Dick
Justice Of the Peace. in and for Ophir Township
Butte County and State Of California In the case
Of the People Of the State Of California v r NJ
TURNER and certain Real Estate To me directed
and delivered commanding me 10 make the follow.
ING sums for Judgment and costs 20 wit: One for
the sum of nineteen and 42-lO0 dollars and twenty
ioUr and 70 loo dollars cost Of suit and all ascr
ing cost-and one for the sum Of thirty-one and
s. 100 collars and twenty-eight and > 100 dolsr,.
costs of suit and all accruinc costs. have levied
upon, and will expose at Public sale for cash. 10
that bidder who will take the smallest portion OF
the premises hereinafter described and pa y the
amount Of said judgments costs and accfpinc
costs, and IN case 10 bid i made for the whole 81
said land. or for portion less than the whole and
pay said judgments. costs and accruing costs then
and in that event. will sell such sub divisions t.
be designated at the time may suit purchasers
To the highest bidder for cash until the whole OF
said land Is sold. unless the amount Of said iudg
ments. costs and accruing costs should be s5oac.
realized on
MONDAY. THE 18th OF NOVEMBER. 4. D..
1854, at O'Clock Of said day. at the Court House
door IN said County all the right. title and inter
est OF the above named Defendant in and to the
following described property to-wit; one hundred
and sixty acres OF land and Improvements situate
IN Chico Township and bounded on the East b,
Dbbles land. the West by Suttons on the
North by COINS. and on the South by the Pratt,
Grant. r. W. DAY.
Sheriff Of Butte County.
BY B, T. JoNES, Under Sheriff.
Orovine Oct. -, lSGi. iw-u5l
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Sherif'S Sale.

EpY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF EXECUTION
GE issued out of the County Court in and fof ths.
County OF Butte and State OF California 80 me Ri
rected and delivered, commanding me 10 make the
sum OF ninety-three and 75-l00 [Slj - dollarS.
with interest, at the rate Of ten per cent. per an
mum until paid: together with one hundred 81
and so loo Sl06 sol dollars. and fifteen and - Rr
[Sl5,I5l dollars accrung cost, and all accruing
costs wherein RiLEY Lane is Plaintiff and 7. N %
TURNER is Defendant. I have levied upon and
viii expose az Public sale. % the highest bidder
for cash. at the Court uouSe door in said Cotnt ga
MONDAY TIE l4ih OF NOVEMBER. A. -.
1854, at O'Clock 7. NJ, of said day all the right
tlt'e and interest Of the above named pecndlri
in and 10 the following described property or Real
Estate described follows: OHe hundred anil
sixty acres OF land situated in Chico Township
County Of Butte and State Of Californn and
bounded on the East by Dibble's land; on the We,
by Sutton's land ou the North by Cohns land. and
on the South by Piati's Grant.
+. ". DAY.
Sheriff of Butte County.
By L. F.JoNES. Under Sheriff.
UroviiIe. Oct. -. 1854. sN-uji
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LEGAL.
Sheriff S Sale

nI VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
~ issued cut ot the Court OF John Dick. J. T. in
snd for ophir township. BUite county. State O;
California IN The case Of The People Of the State Of
California w. J. \. Alexander and certain neal
estate, u NE directed ard delivered. commanding
me 10 make the sum of one hundred and sixty-thrcc
ana @9lo0 dollars taxes, and seventy enc and 81.
lee dollars costs ot suit toctihsr with al Acc-in
eeS's 10 s3tisi Judgment rendered in said Court
IN favor ot said plaintiff and against sid real e.at,
ana The defendant above named have Iey.,,i anon
aud VIII expose Al paoiic sale. fg- cash 70 that
bidder who viii take the smallest portion "a the
premises hereinafter described and pay the arloant
oi said Judgment. CNsts and accugin- costs and in
cSSe no bid : made for the whole Of said land OF
portion les than the whole ot -aid land ani nav
SAID Judgment, cast aud accrginc cost, then and On
That event, Will sell sach subdivisions. % he de-
lsnated AZ the lime as NAV sait purchasers. % the
highest bidder for cash until the whole Of said .aal
IS so.d, unless the amount OF said Judgment Gust
and accTGlcs cs>t> should b- sooner realized. on
NONrAY, THE itru DAY OF NOVEMBER
A. r. lsti al : o'elocs P. NJ of said day =; the
Court House door IN said county all the right title
and interest Of the above named defendant in and
to the following described property q wit: elg>p
acres Of land and improvements situate in Chico
township on Little Butte creek. bounded as fellows
Beginning st stake marked u ILL.," | 5a-Iaa
chains from creek and feet from an oak tree
marked II, III. ", standing \ 81 degrees " from
an oak ieet IN cIrcEmte renee marked with 5
notcheS, ! degrees +. . chains from a larSc
iorked OAK : feet In circumference. marked with
noteheS, thence - degrees " 10 4 stake market
VI, VIII. standing Is degrees W l chain from an
OAK tree ice; IN circumference. marked with
notehes facing stake; thence a. degrees W. i
chains 10 s stake on bank Of creek marked Y VII
standing links from an oak marked with noiches
facing stake; thence y a. degrteS W - chains 10 a
stake marked y, MI. standing : 90 degrees + :
5o-lo0 chains frOm a leaning oak feet in circun-
ference, mar ked with notches. thence IS degrees
+ one mile to stake marked NNlN. XXNI stand
= Al.
inches in circumference. marked with notche, (.
thence Il degrees - 59-l00 chains to place e.!
beginning.
2 ". DAY
Sheriff q Butte countv.
BY +. +. JoNES. Under Shcria.
Oroville. oct. - l>6+.
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Butte Gold and Silver Mining
Company.

4 OCATED NEAR HONCUT CITY. BUTTE
H County California. Notice is hereby given,
that at a meeting OF the Trustees of said Com
pany. held on the >th day Of October, 1864, as
sessmen Of three dollars ,o0) per share lev
led upon the capital stock of said company. pay
able to FREp HOWARD, Secretary, at the Office OF
the company at Laporte Sierra County, California.
the l0th day of October 1864. ANY stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the
l2th day Of November. lS64 viii be advertised on
that day Is delinquent; and unless payment be
made before, will be >old on the 2sth day OF No.
Fembcr, 1864 to pay the delinquent assessment To-
sether with the costs OF advertising and expenses
u. sale. BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
FRED HOWARD. Secretary.
I.aporte October Sth 1854.
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MINING NOTICES..
Delta Silver & Copper Mining Co.

OCATiON OF or MINE, UNION DISTRICT
n PlnmaS County, California. Notice j. hereby
given, that at meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
OF said Company, held Nov. l>t, 1854 an assess
ment Of twenty-five cents per share was levied on
the capital stock Of said company, payable i'm
medlate!y IN nlted States Gold Com, 10 the Sec
retary, Al his Office in Chico. ANY stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the
lst day Of December, lS64 will be advertised on
the Sd as delinquent, and unless payment shall be
made before viii be sold on the I7th Gay OF De
cemher 1865 TO pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with the cost of advertising and expenses
OF sale. BY order Of the Board of Trustees
HENRY ROBINSON. Secretary.
Ofice-Robinson Il Wells Brick. Chico Butte
County. Cahfornia
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Probate Notice.

EDROBATE COURT. COUNTY OF BUTTE
n In the matter OF the Estate Of Casper Renkcr
deceased.
II appearing to the Court by the petition pre-
senjed and filed by p. y. Friesehen, administrator
Of the estate of Casper ReDker. deceased praying
FOR an order to sell real estate that il j. necessary
70 sell that portion thereof known a. the odd
Fellow Hall property, to aythe allowance 90 the
family, the debts outstanding against the deceased.
aud the debts expenses and charges OF the admin
isration: It Is therefore ordered by the Court that
all persons interested in the said estate appear be-
fore the said Probate Court Monday the 5th ia ;
OF December. 1864. at 10 o'clock A. ". Of said daY
at the courtroom Of said Court at the Court House
in Orovie. to show cause why an order should not
be granted to the said administrator 10 sell SO much
OF the real estate OF deceased as l. prayed tor in the
petition, and that copy OF this order be Published
at least four successive weeks in the Oroyile UNlpS
RECORD, newspaper published in Oroville. Butte
county. W. ;. Stafford.
Probate Judge. Butte county. Cal.
Dated this 29th day October ls64
COUNTY OF Butte, s:-l. }. &. Moore. Clerk pf
Butte county, and exofiicio Clerk Of the Probate
Court do hereby certify the foregoing 10 be true
copy of the order made and entered on the minutes
Of said Court
Witness D.; hand and seal Of sad Court
IT, s-I alh4e. this 29th day Of October \. u
1861. J. G. MOORE. Ilerk.
JAMES GREzS. g. c.
CnAS. F. LOTT. Atty fox Petitioner.