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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-25
r he Offer to be Made to the South
by President Lincoln.

In q speech made in New York on
Tuesday evening Gen. BUTLER urged that
the olive branch be once more extended
to the rebels, and if again refused,
then he asked for sharp, vigorous
war. General BUrEE would not have
made such q proposition unless he YVES
conscious that something of the kind
was intended by the government. We
find confirmation of this view in speech
delivered just before the election by Judge
EDWARD PlEREPoNT, of New York, who is
known a. "War Democrat" Of ability
and high personal character. He IS one
of the most influential friends and advisers
of Secretary STANTON, and more reliance
is placed upon his uttsrances OF the future
policy of the administration than almost
any other man in the country. In this
speech he positively AYERS that in case Mr.
LINCOLN is elected an offer will be imme-
diatel, made to the South to come back
to the Union with all their rights guaran-
teed by the Federal Constitution. We in-
vite special attention to this portion of his
speech:
have reason to believe that, soon after the
election, propositions will be made to the
Southern States to lay down their arms and
return to the Union, with assurances that they
shall have every right which the constitution
and the laws can give them. But as l read
their destiny they will not return; they will
spurn the offer; they will arm the slaves and
fght on, dragging their slow length along. y
From the seaports taken and the military posts
fortified will radiate lines of trade and increas-
ing communication. Mexico will be an outlet
for many rebels Europe and the Isles of the
West Indies will receive some, and by slow
degrees peace will be restOred-a peace worth
all it will now cOst--a peace which no son OF
ours will ever see broken.
If this offer is made by Mr.. LINCOLN in
good faith, with no qualifications that shall
hereafter detract from its full significance
it will be a strong lever to divide the
South, even if it does not distract the rebel
oounsels and lead to an immediate collapse
Of the Confederate power. If rendered in
the manner indicated, and the rebels per
emptorily refuse it, on them will rest the
Interior consequences, whatever they may
be- ...t. ...
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-25
Land Office RsecissOl.
We find the following III the Washin

We find the following il the Washing
ton dispatches Of re Chicago Times:
The commissioner of the genera. land Office
has just issued An important circular, in which
he declares that under the act of Congress ap-
proved January 1s5. 1861, providing for the To-
cation of land by States and corporations TN
der grants from Congress for railroads and
other purposes, except agricultural colleges,
registers and receivers of land offices III the
several States and territories where such land
is located are each entitled to receive fee of
one dollar for each final location of 100 acres
or any quantity appr xiinate thereto, where
the deficit is less than 40 acres 1.-The same to be
paid when definitely ascertlined st the gen.
eral land office. Registers and receivers must
account for such fees in The same manner as
fees and commissions on warrants and pre-
emptiOn locations are accounted for.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-25
Feelln2 In Georgia.

The Milledgeville (Ga.) Recorder says:
Recent papers in Georgia advocate Il
Convention of the States, to authorize each
for itself to make the best bargain il can
with LINCOLN for cessation of hostilties
We regard this as exceedingly important
1t not only gives an Interpretation to tie
Southern compact which the instrument
does not justify, bat it is an indirect con-
kssio1. of weakness of the Confederscy,
most f0rtful to the canse, and is calculated
to exert an unhappy influence in our sirne-
gle for national independence The pop
osition at this gloomy juncture of reverses
in Georgia implies the abandonment Of Ill
hope of ultimate success, and in this re
spect is very Objectionable We ue III
the fight and must carry it on 80 The
bitter end
DEATHS OF SoLD1ERs. Somers
and Daniel b. Turner OF the Sixth Mime
sofa, and Elias Barg OF the Third, died in
1t. Louis last week.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-25
Military Matters.

AA0 pGhVO AAV0oul Oh iA0o ICOClSCu GLt>
allotments of Company K, Second Caval-
ry, for the months of September and o.
tober, amounting to 1898.
The following promotions have been
made and commissions issued:
Lieut.. Colonel JOHN I. AvKRl1L to be
Colonel of the Sixth Regiment, vice
Crooks, resigned.
Major HIRAM P. GRANT, of the Sixth, to
be Lieutenant Colonel of the Sixth, vice
AvaslLL, promoted.
Captain HIRAM p. BAILEY, of the Sixth,
to be Major, vice GRANT, promoted.
Second Lieutenant OWEN EVANS to be
Captain of Second Company of Sharp
shooters.
Second Lieutenant GEORGE b. ToMLIN-
son to be First Lieutenant of Company B,
Second Cavalry, vice BINGHAM, promoted.
First Lieutenant LEWIS J. PATCH, Com
pauy B, Second Cavalry, to be Captain,
vice JONES, dismissed.
Second Lieutenant RICHARD o. HART,
Company B, Second Cavalry, to be First
Lieutenant, vice PArou, promoted.
Second Lieutenant Benjamin Sylvester
Go. E. Second Regiment, to be First
Lieutenant, vice Alvin, resigned.
The following officers Of Company D,
Heavy Artillery, have sbesn commits
stoned:
Calvin Reeves, Of Olmsted County,
Captain; Arthur McAllister, of the Fifth
Minnesota, Senior First Lieutenant; VIM.
II. Nichols, private in Company F, Sixth
Regiment, Missouri Veterans, Junior First
Lieutenant Fletcher Hager, Senior Sec
ond Lieutenant; Edward G. Hawley, Ju-
nior Second Lieutenant
Lieutenant Nicols is son of Hon. John
Moods, of this city. Ons-half Of this CON-
pany will leave for Nashville on Monday,
and the other half on Tuesday.
Company N, Second Cavalry is at For,
Smelling. Forty pen under Lieqt. GARD
NRR are to be sent to rendezvous at Chang
watonna, Pine county. The rest of the
company-about fifty men-are to be sent
under Capt. HANLEY, to garrison Prince.
ton, Anoka county.
Lieut. WHlppLE, with bis section of the
Sd Battery, and one company of the O.
s. Volunteers, reached Fort Ripley from
Fort Ridgely on the 9th.
o.. E Of the I'd Cavalry have been Or
dered to Sank Centre.
Go. K, I'd Cavalry, have been ordered
to Fort Ripley from Fort Smelling.
FIRST Lieutenant JOSEPH L. ASHLEY
Company /, Ninth Regiment, to be Dap.
tain vice STRAIT promoted
Second Lieutenant Thomas VAN ErTR,
! to be First Lieutenant Vice ASHLEY pro
/ noted
Commissary Sergeant NOSES GRERNLEAl
10 be Second Lieutenant vice VAN ETTR,
promoted.
Lieutenant DENNIS OAvENAUaH, Of tn,
/ Tenth Regiment, to be Captain vice Hob
son resigned.
Quartermaster Sergeant RICHARD Few
ER tc be Second Lieutenant vice CAvA
aAUGH promoted.
Lieutenant FRANK HoUsroN, of FRS
Minnesota Battalion, to be Captain, VIC
P4:x2lNs mustered out by expiration 0
tenn.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-25

It is stated that movement ia m foot
among the prominent Democrats in New
York city, to get up meeting in Tam.
many Hall to pronounce in favor Of the
most vigorous prosecution of the war
Among ether influential Democrats en-
gagged in the movement is mentioned the
name of Hon. AMAsA J. PARKER, recently
commissioned by Governor SEYMouR to
represent the State of New York in the
matter of the disregard Of her statute laws
by military tribunal at Washington.
Judge PARKER is one Of the ablest and
best men, az we'll as one of the best Dem
Ocrats, in the nation.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-25

In 1860 Sangamon county, LNooLN's
home voted as follows:
For Douglas. ........... 39S
Democratic majority ....... 81
Last fall it was carried by tn Republi-
cans by $50 majority. But witness last
Tuesdays work
For Lincoln. .... ...3 565
For Mcclellan. ....... .............39 i5
Democratic majority. ............. 1886
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-25
New York Election.

The Hpoytd OF the 18th acknowledges
the defeat of SEYMOUR, and says: eve
nave lost the State both Oh the electoral
vote and on Governor. Every additional
return makes the matter worse. The ma
jolity on the wrong side will be small, but
enough
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-25
Eighth Regiment.

Democratic majority. ............... 8
, 1864-01-10
II Q GS, HOGS,
H Q e. s.

H Q &5y
Tho undersigned would inform their cuBtorne1s and
al perBots shipping to this market. that they hzye
increased facilities his eeaoon for handling
LIVE AND DRESSED HOGSY
Ne vii gtve esEsensl s.set4sa sn e e ;ass
RETURNS. BATES. STONE 4 co.
uo&.1at2M ~ South HAtef street,
TH E 3 LACK. RIVAL.
, 1864-01-10


NothinE that Is not genial. wholesome and restnea-
txr Il ~ n4turn cntcre Into the composition Of HO
.alEIlEAS sl0AlaCH BIITERS. This popular
Preparation contains mineral Of any Ftnd deadly
botanical element: no dcsy eKciinut; but IL coub-
nation OF the extracts Of bsSaIc herbs pIana
With the puycst and 1aest Of all ditnslye stinlantg
veil to be foreas1nel against disease aud 20 far
s:ains naiatles eaEendcrtd by ID u1Ehor sonse st
mt*pheEr, tmpuEe w9tcr and oiher e.1tefnal causes
uuSCETTEH'S BTTTERS czn be relied on u q &ato-
gratd. -.
lM countries infected With FEvxn ASp AeuE.i has
petn fouht inhllible preventative and irresistible
IS remedy. Thousands who 1t under apprc-
hen:ton or stack, escape the sconrxe and thou-
sands Mho neglect to avail themselves protective
qualities IN aHsancc cured 6y very brief couEse
.tseE being Piled With eulnlne toE months f van until
nssnstsaueqtly rsseEsd e hea!;h Etha few aass bT
IT, wssk stomach 1spldy tn!.eo!.ted, sod The sP
EoTst wonders cases of DIsF1rsfa, and In less con
nrmed forms Of IsnIoKsr1ox-. Acting gcntlc and
yartaby relieves tbc Cossz1rAT1oz superindreed ~
Irregular action Of the digestive and sccrettTc orans.
Persons oi tesble habit. Liable 70 SEnTe1s ATTACKS,
prompt md peInansnt relief trou thn B.tseIs; Tne
both sexes.
, 1864-01-10

Fameon Melissa mrs.-., .
Sandy Emn,a miss -
Sanford J Jcuu1c nra :,
EnWtel4e EyA mrs
: sawveEHAnnah Tebbctt
'EatfEice Emma a 'l.'i'
Ehufo1t1 Hattie A'Miss
Scott Hattie miss
ssanlon Johanna e,
, 1864-01-10

CELEBRATED STOMACH. DlrrERs.

Ae1inft the vapors foul prepare.
Tlss fcver-taint the heavy ar:
Drink not nnrni1ed the wafer fornd
In praft1es, woods or marshy ground:
II sedentsrr toll you ply,
NATURE TOO AEaF Ass1sr-oE DIE.
For waen debarred from exercise,
For ARTIFICIAL AID abe cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intent
Is threatened ev,l to FHxvE1r:
And II you'd be relieved QT spared
FROM ills that orukh the uzrKxpARxp.
Hoetctser's Bttters use-for note - H.
THx1 are the eu1e&t AN11poT1-
To sct ut defiance the iasma Of unhealthy Soils the
pqIsen Of UNIV who1esone water the edu-a Ct crowded
wo,k.oous aad factories, end tic hanefQl lnduenceof
scdentary enpoJ TITS ony neceusH to be fose-
armed with
, 1864-01-10

PROPOSALS FOR: FRESH

OYYlcEo or CoAx1ssAnr or SrHsrrKspE, Il Rtvrr.,t,
-CAtcA0o, LIZ. Jsn. 4k.1. l8i
Eealed lFpposals a duplicated wlit be reeelycd By
the th insta91. ls, for sunpiyu fe,h brusa to tic
EaIcsEo, Illinois.
Rock Isand, Illinois,. -
Quincy, 11lnuis, ...
And at al Camps, Pos Drpots, aud Ho1pita1s in tho
Vicinity Of The aboyc named pieces.
TIE contract will comm Junu.ry e0.h. l6SI or
soon thereafter az the 1nle1slGned inaJ dlrec ana
e icfcf for three mouths suel shorter psr1od As
the C1nul:asarJ General may direct.
The Rrc:d must be ofthc frtt rusllIy and delivered
eaeh gay 10 sceh n be required for the
lie OF ale troops, aa tbs C0mmlsaAry rlay dirert.
Tropess!s must be accompanied b. guarantee As
IOl4NEs.- *. q: =
the Endereigned. hereby guarantee In c&aa the
fo1sEolnE pig 9i-h hc accerted il shall ho duiT
fnined according to ft1 true p1FpoEt and conditions,
~, aso that Esiuen contract ata1 be executed with
bondE In the bura Of $1,000
tEtnoe Of Gu2rtntorsls '...~ 50" ::
, 1864-01-10
H0STETTERsS .i's
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlT1ERs.


Dyspeptas panss, that rack and Erind -,
TIE body, ard derreas the mind;
Agucs, that, as thergo and come,
Make life constant nartyrdom; i" 80
Collcs and tyEcntcrlc psins, :"'-,
tkeath which tho ssuone mans vtgos waaas.
Bilious complaints, these tedious liz,
Meier conquered yet by drastic pits;
Dread dLag1hea, that cannot be -
Cured By destructive mercury; :,
Slow, constitutional decay,
That bsizss death nearer tay by DIR:
!, Nervous prossrstton, ment1l gloom, -:
He5s1ds Of madness OK the tomb,
Fosthete-tlongh mineral nossrums faI1--.
Means Of relief 1t 1east We hail.
Hos1KTrzE's sD11TkEs-mcdlr3uc sure, +,
Not to P1zrES1 aloce. but GUILE.
+. In DysPrPsIA, FEyIH AND Aor1, Butoua Cux.
FLA1xTs, ,Cu1syIErT1oyAI and NERVOUS D1H1frT,
.6KASfcx1Ese. .6FAhxs, knd In Al con-
plainsa Of man OF woman. proceeding foa casasl oe
inherent weakness Of the body, the GRE great remedy
and srsto1atlren $50, ,..
, 1864-01-10
DIR. .J0nc8.

formerly Of 1n,nea' 1Ineptral Custom House
Etrests AeE oIle4ns cstablshed In $50. nov Of IS
:Iea.psnt mt Of f. On cnios1c. MEactKA!L, BLOOD
md sK1E DI5EasEs AID oAoAN1o WEAK1xss.
.z:.ta.s, Arsenic Or sarsapar!ll1. Dr. Jama rsEs
blood difeascs. OFEantc Weskncss brpnchT % By
s1 oseF ~ oI Or s2ssd Ill rer eeea
debility. etc. erred by II lnfaifhe method. and the
only ccre for this Misunderstanding both time and e.
= Old Diseases Of the MOST HoRKlnLE Class.
EEEcye the blood has tccoEsr poisoned. rFoIactnE
lotchce on tie fAcr, small watety bltstcFs paint Ia
At I'D and boncz liberated thr0at, nose ll1ba and
Eody ecfoft1Ia together with m endless number OF
IuhefingE.
hue So,1th the medical faculty, professors Of nca
1cal eolcGest etc 1nese anie.ed should apply lnne-
r.! Ecncuhfr Dr.. JaMes' Office md Paflora arc at S
RnEdo!ph, between State and Dearborn strcefs.
II <tGcc open from 4. IL until 81. H. Consultations
33pyio!Ab3e, 1AT-t7tz.:Rls
, 1864-01-10
MILITARY MONUMENTS,
i kEH WOKE. JEST PEBLygHED,
NORTHWEe TERN VARNISH
IN MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

~"@ A1"no aAteTss up 113IFHs
Ec are Tow prepared to IN orders. for Cosch Car
furniture And House Painters. SaFn!shts 1uAdc foD
Inc best material Ii Markell and Unsurpassed for
Brd11aney, Durability and Color. =.
ufactuser thereby saving 10 the the cost Of
transportation.
q Warranted to Etrc sati1fact1on, o, u1ar be re-
fnrnfd at OUT expense. Deltyercd acv where In the
city ttrd OF charge. JOHN CLOGGH Pres't
JuH. EAE NEA&- Efn1 Aren't. tag
, 1864-01-10
HuSRAN D s: 49,:
,LooK TO YOUR FIREsXDEs,

LOUK VW EOUH Fl8EStUESs
Ejsatss1'st, -.--.--
SUPREME. COURT OF ILLIs
~ sEOlS, ,0TTAKA-UETED STATES CIRCUIT
CoURr, Eu1cAGb:- Tho puGcss&gned I'M atfeodthe
above Courts regularly All bustncsd 1stod Ia
him will be promptly attended TO-. :
n.r,eao ~ ~ Il. y. WEAD. Attorney stLav; :,
, 1864-01-10
Stcadies the Nerves and Tends to
Prolong Life.
REMEDIAL PROPERTIES.

Cures Dyspep~i2,L Liver Complaint, Sick
and Headache, General De-
buity, Nervousness, depression
:. OF Spirits, Constipation, Colic,
intermittent FeTers, Sc1-
-> Sickness. Cramps and
Spasmz, and all
Complaints Of Either Sex, url.l1y from
NodlIy Weakness, Whether In
hcrent In the System or Pro.
duecd by Special Causes.
, 1864-01-10

wAsnIxaios 6Efor.. Teeemser ), lM.
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~
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whtn .sa s'seri=s thall te commenced. s1a whsa
Tse pfiee mint ee v.,t,n on. IN words on the bita
6
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sina t.:c.ea
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s ssss::! each s'ses. s.,
q;t b b:s6, e assaes
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BonGt in scm equal to ~ amount ofthe copt.aet
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ebesseS i2e .FS. Il IL ..cz, at Dq.ael o,
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etmteE la. NJ der ThIh he Iii sas nss:e. a.. Z
sofe' traaats 70 nsts ~ s's soae sae sae1ea:s
l9s tsso1ssie o. i. 2e;Foatsvaemt at
N1tl4N, fitrea urEer nur In ,ds and ss...
th1s - ti.S af L- ~ 'A
~ Aof fs...t,,
... tEtsiI'
eerssy certify .ta.. to the best Of nj kaoTsslsf l
sntS+nt !. sa,sfu. "aas1 ~ 4 SnanI2f+ ase so1a anf
o0tr T. te teeuF!tv ''' A-@ No.a9 ~. Nn.sa Ge1
neS ronstnr Il r. NJ Gae. "a EIaes , DENT Astor
III. fi,ca " 51spoasa94e pesHor
~ n-nuass!! " NJ eece,red ,,rd.- mt.
viii - s - M W
SEsbA4 snd saTEEpAT of eaeh 1sS WeeS oa At Is 4 .
aft l9steo 10 ne present. AT the
opening OF nlds' toss oes1f; II p1-crrc
eeit*sAen 1f1xselel GeneEa1and oa11:e'snafte7.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESHBEEF F
O1Ytc1 Cqx11saARy or 6u1zte1x.cs |
u ErTeF street,
Scaled IS @ III bs reeeyed b
NJ undersigned rntn II o'cloc II: on ThCrsday, the
r...,a- "a {-i:+ tAGEt hAE
, 1864-01-10
A Physiological view Of Mar
rfn~cI

Conta!htng yearly En pages. and 80 aIe Plates sid
EnEravtnEs Of the Anatomy Of the Sexual Organs In
nts.e Of Health and pfscnse With Treatise on Self
Abuse, lis t&,J!ornble consequences upon The Mind
mad Body, with the Authors Plan Of Tfcatment-the
sealy rational and succcaafnl mode Of cn5e shown
q to the 1r1fed. and those contemplating marriase
Eho entertain doubts Of the!1 physlcal condition:
rents Il stamps postal currency. by addressing Dr.
LAGKOlA. No. 81 Maiden Lime. Albany, N. T.
, 1864-01-10
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, 1864-01-10

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having xny otstzuctio1.t to marriage, saould call It
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, 1864-01-10
pROPOSALS.
Il OFFICE or coNz1ssARY o. su8s1srEcx.>,

ersien ~ mil Il rc,osr 9F sece.Fea o5 me IN.
isl fn1 qnst,no e - nesday 1sth Jan
sltonr.y IS NAY be from tins 10 tn sennie5d b4 q!
Kcams Double Fiat Can ruied raner ht' leot-
Eeetps Noit rapcr rj5r rnled @ps'.
Reaus while E}J~ rnIed IN cnnrress Y.e,terp.n.r
nea1ns xhIte nasroV Tned nsIcss sncr
Kesms FOLD P5st. VII lG!ee. = .c..,
f:can:s Enyeio6a Psnssr 4'e':- -
Enyelopts, uffciai, Extra large.
Enyeiones Cfieisi. meiS5tnm si,.. 49,
Euyeiof e. lriter e31r 'e'
1vn if1ftrn pfsnt Roct-. .r1na -" -
Three Snlrs RiarE TnnSx rnfca -
, 1864-01-10
ITO GAS CoNsU11ERs.-Iwou1d
Ss sas stsa9n Of tbs pnbhc to new aud


Daily receiving ssota The nanst ee1chr.t.a ,,..
tuIesa 70 @ tne Enst Witch -now offering i: snch
T. IL - - ~ 4siy TIC competition ofanr other houxs
IT. yoe.se,ses nsicse pnrchaans elsexhere.
ain no9he sH1n. PINT thRaekst1 ~ ron to sss
Store Pendants nom. 10 1b59
Two Light Chandeliers from . -t. asn tx ~ * X
Thret LlEhi Chandeliers non1 -. t ~ = ttnss
oprLfSht Chandelier from ... Z x - .sns
2. D. AoFAlLAEE; -. =, -
oe=te<sClm :. Ak. 81 L3sa1e street. i.
, 1864-01-10

Manufacturers, using Machines.
will flnd 1t tho best articie nnWr
for CemeattuE the Channels. a. It
iworls without delay, la not adcc-
tied By any change oftlnpcrat1Fs.
, 1864-01-10
lauemanD's Specific.
E1O THE LADIES OF CHICAGO,
Mrs. M. NJ. Cross, NJ, D.,

2lssctAn to ~ Female Department Of the Green
Mount Water EuTc, tlchmopd Ipd
10 tEforn tc7 friends and the public thai she
-: yltlce to mzny and as decided TO
q eh en oEice III thcago for the winter, while the
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Or. ygitleld's Vegetable pills
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