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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-12

nesota, have poured out their treasure to
comfort and aid the soldier in such man
ner that be has been forced to feel that
while he fights tho battles there, hearts
and hands at home sympathize with him
and the cause, and are willing to have
some Of the burthens of war as well as
himself. Look at the State of Indiana,
with its quota more than full, and which
BY its noble, patriotic action (guided by
the answering generous hand of its still
more noble Governor MORTON, who has
literally been father to her soldiers,)
has gained her the regard which en-
tiles her to be styled the banner State, !"
with the motto not inapt, First in war,
first in peace, and first in the hearts of our
countrymen
We call then upon those who have been
entrusted by the people with the guidance
and destiny of our State to remember that
this is no ordinary but one of the most
momentous periods in the struggle of the
Union against the rebellion-that if the
full strength of the nation is put forth this
national curse can be crushed out in year,
and that it is no time for US or our repre-
sentatives to be acting the part of politi-
clans and adopting buncombe resolutions
and making legislative Presidents and dol
ing out reluctant dollars when about one
third of the voters of the State are called
to fight for their country, while their fam
lies are left at home to suffer, if not to
starve! , s
Let US have then an appropriation sutti-
cient to give ten dollars per month to ev-
cry soldier who is the head of a family
who may be drafted or enlisted from this
State, and thus let us show that we who
stay at home are not more covetous of our
money than we are prodigal of our bravest
blood in defence of our common country.
The Pursuit of Hostile Indians into
e the Hudson bay Territory.
n IleSSdS0 lFOll bue 4 TSSluSNb W do WALLS
mitted to the Senate on Monday, last, en-
closing the correspondence relative to the
request that permission be given our mill
tary authorities to pursue the Sioux In
dams in the Hudson Bay Territory. In a
note to Lord LYONS, dated the, 2lsts ult.,
Secretary SEWARD says that those Indians
! should either. be restrained from making
hostile incursions into the territory of the
United States, or else the United States
troops should be allowed to pursue, sub
due and dispense them. A report from
General PoPE to the War Department is
I included in the papers, which shows that
the English government has no force in the
Red River region to control these Indians,
and that the Hudson Bay Company will
give large quantities ofprovisions for their
subsistence if they will return to the Uni
ted States. Lord LYONS, in note of Jam
uary %, says he has referred the matter
to his government, by which, he says, it
will not fail to be Immediately taken into
consideration. yoy t1 ~ Fee g.lsT
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Republican Union Presidential
Convention.

Mr.. VIM. L. WnsoN, of this city, on be-
half of the State Central Committee, has
issued call for a State Convention of
delegates of all unconditional Union men,
who are opposed to the. existing Demo-
cratic party, and who sustain the National
Administration in its great measures to
maintain the Union and suppress rebellion,
to assemble at Ingersolls Hall, in St. Paul,
on Wednesday, March I'd, 1854, at IL
o'clock A. NJ; for the purpose of selecting
delegates to represent Minnesota in the
ensuing National Convention. The vote
at the State election last fall has been
adopted as the basis of representation.
Each county will be entitled to one, dele
gate for every 250 votes cast, and an
additional delegate for fraction of fiftvn
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The receipts for tolls into the sault
Ste. Marie Canal Fund have been larger
than last year, amounting to SIC, 955 over
and above the current and ordinary ex-
penses. After deducting the interest on
the Canal Loan from these receipts tba
sum Of $la,sO5 will be applicable towards
refunding the taxes paid on canal lands i
the respective counties, (Aud. Generals
Report, 1859 .a3 'S' . ''s :
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Proposals
O1TicR o. ASSISTANT CoMNIaAay-GBHKRALo OF
6uBsIsrENcE, No. 4 SrArsgr.. ,
Y

New YoHK. Nov. g. 1857
RMY SUPPLIES. SEALED PRO-
N POSALs IN DUPLICATED will be received BY the
undersigned until O'Clock D. m on WEDNESDAY tho 9th
instant supplying for the Of The United Stses Army
SUBSISTENCE STORES, to be delivered in Newiosk -
follows. viz.
POTATOES-Such Quantities may be required during
the month December 1854 I'D pounds the buhe In good
ordinary well oopered barrels.
ONI0NS-Such quantities may be required during tho
month Of December 1884, w pounds TO the buhe in barrels
a above.
printed COPY OF this advertisement must be attached 10
each proposal and the proposals be specific In comply
ing precisely with all Zach bid to have considea
on must contain the wreu guarantee OF two responsois
names, as follows: . -.
ave the undersigned hereby guarantee that should ell or
pt OF the above bid be accepted It shall be duly uihed
according to Its parport sud condons Also that WIT
ten contract with bonds the amount or nefoath oil ths
value of the stores proposed be furnished shall be executed
If required"
The sellers name place Of business and the date OF pur-
chase. well the of contents with weight gross
aud tac and shipping marks be hereafter desisnated must
bs plainly marked on every package All other o.d marks
must be obitsratec,
All the will be carefully inspected before their delv
cry aud compared with the retained samples Returns OF
weights signed by professional Public Weigher must DO
furnished Whenever required.
Payment Will be made In currency or It's equivalent
Cortrartor are expected to hold their goods without ex
pense to the United States until required for shipment
blanks joy Pyoposoh D be Jurntshed al This Office. ohch
NUT be iHosed IN an appe dddred 10 the undersigned,
and indorses, Proposah for Subsistence Sto,es"
II. f. CLARKE,
Colonel. A. D. C. and A. &. q. 3.
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Proposals.
Posr OFFICE Dsp,RrxEST October a. le6L
FOR LITTER BALANCES.-

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, October y, le6t
PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BALANCES
L SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this depart
urn until the 5th day o December l. o'clock noou
for furnishing LETTER BALANCES for the Of the post
office, In the United States for from and after the
Jst day OF December OF the following description
lat Balances capable Of weighing eight avordnpos
weight be- AIDED down To quarter Of these II Is
supposed 800 will BE- required Of year.
ID Balances capable Of weighing at least FRO oDHds svor
dupos weight be graded down TO half ounces Oi these It
L. supposed loo will be required Of year.
Perfect will be required in the balances TO be
furnished. well as strength aud durability.
Samples Of each description Il balance must accompany
each bid and the bidder who may obtain the conirlc, vi" be
required furnish balances ordered Of quality aTespec
equal TO the sapipe
Each Balance be Wen and securely packed in box for
transportation.
Blank Agency the Post Occ Department at Wssin ston
D. c. will accept the same, perfect and equal
pies.
Zach bidder mus' furnish With his proposals evidence OF hs
ability comply with hs bid Two suc en-! suTet.es will be
required to contract.
Failures TO furnish Balances contracted for promptly
the furnishing OF those Of anterior quality will be consd
cred sufficient or the iori.tcIs Of the contract
Proposals must be ndogsed the outside OF the envelope
Proposals for Letter Balancs and addressed to the Fiss
Assistant Postmaster General Washington ID. &.
w. DfSNlSON. Postmaster General.
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UTuCE oF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQuIPA0g,
TWELFTH AND GIRARD-sTs,


PHILADELPHIA, Nov 20, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received AZ
~ this ONCE until II o'clock NJ SAT RDAY ~ Decem.
Der next Tor supplying the schuyAi Arsenal with The follow
Ing articles:
Blankets wooden. army standard.
Canton Flannel army standard
Cavalry GuidoIf army standard
inch Yellow Worsted Lace. army standard.
Machine Thread (Sewatsl No. ~, samples required. -
Wimantic Cotton. black, No. VI, samples required.
iGry fBnnes for shirts or inings samples required
Pegged Boo,ees for Prisoners Of War samples required
WaI Upper Leather hes, quality oak tanned from slaughter
hides well hnhsd and stuffed weigh not lees than seven
ounces to the square foot.
Sole Leather best quality osktanrsd from huenos Ayrss
La Plata hides to wesh than II pounds per side
Both Sole aud WsH Upper Leather to be subject TO nspec
on and to be Of suitable quality and substance TOT making
Army Boots and Booteea go
Zach bid must Be guaranteed BY two responsible re,'on
whose signatures be appended to the guarantee aud Ger
tined TO % bring good and suic sn secuy Ion ,ns amount
tnyolvsd by public funcsnsSy OF @o Cn'sd states
Bids nom deauing contractor end thoss h 90 not nHy
comply with the rsQulr smsn d this Advertisement WI n%
be considered
required In each bil b. had on application u tina
Once and none others which do not embrace the guannee
will be conadesed: nor viii proposal be considered h
does not strictly conform 10 the therein sAsA
The bid NUT state number md qusRy Of each kind u
article proposed 70 b. delivered
Proposa mss< b sdosssd Propssss fes Army 6uppss
s1aiips q Ne snvsieps The psseui6 sxtlsas ~ fsS
nkakAA tl00a c. 3n1CaGaoa1lH RDmtnA
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CHrxr QuAnrxRxAsrER's OryIcE,

CHfYF QUARrRRNAsrRRs OrYIcE,
No 1911 Cincinnati, o., November, u, 1864
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
i until WEDNESDAY. December Z, 1864. Of IL O'Clock
r for furnishing Department (by contract) with
INFANTRY TaOW sERS-S. h. Kersey. Army Standard
SHELTER TENTS. Of ~ inch Duck, weighing : os. to
the nesl yard-Army Standard -,
To b. made In accordance with specifications adopted ~
the Quarera.ers Department copy of which be seen
at this office.
Also. for the immediate delivery Of
PETROLEUM OR WATERPROOF PAPER,
OF which biddsrs will furnish sampled.
Sample. Of standard articles be seen ST the Oce OF
Clothing and Equpage In this city.
To DO delivered OF charge at the United states nspec-
ton Warehouse in tbs city in good packages, with tho
party urnng Kind and quantity Of goods
Parties offering goods must distinctly state In their bids
the quantity they propose to furnish the price, and time OF
delivery.
SAMPLES when submitted must be marked aud numbered
the proposal AID the thereto must
that tue goods shall be- in every respect equal TO
Army STANDARD otherwise The proposal will not he considered
guarantees signed by two responsible persons, must ac-
company each bid guaranteeing that the bidder viii supply
the articles awarded TO him under his proposal.
Bids VIII be opened Wednesday, December 4 1854 at u
o'clock noon this Office and bidders requested to DO
Award. will be made on Thursday, December g. 1864,
Bond, viii be required that the contract viii be faithfully
fulfilled
Teeg,am. relating to Proposals will not be noticed.
tanned a, fhis office.
The rgh, to reject any bid deemed unreasonable is
nor.e envelopes Proposal for there Insert the Of the
article offered :" aud address Col. WIN. W. MckIM,
Chief OuartermasteT Cincinnati Depot
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT oc,. q. 1864.

PO5r OFriCH DEPARTMENT Oct ~, 1904
PROPOSALS for WRAPPING PAPER and
i TwlNE.-sEALED PROPOSALS will be received a. 4.
th, Department until the sth day OF December next, sis
O'CLOCK H0 %R AZ iPTsiG'p FApER AND TwINE
for the Of the Post 0fees in the United states for one
year from and sitter the 3ltt dey OF December next
The said article. delivered OF expense. at tue
Blank AGENCIES Of the Post oee Department at Washington
d. g.. Nsw-York city, aud Buffalo, n. \,
The e,mated quantity Of each article and the quantity
thereof required at each Agency yesry are specified below
DISTRICT no. I, AT wAsHiSGros. D. C.
material aud guilty fully equal 10 that in ia
the Department, and to weSh y pounds to the ream
and each to contain 20 perfect quires
10 Of the kind Of ppeI 70 ey ~ inches in
5000 pound. OF Jntr. or other suitable Irvine, hard
twisted. and in balls, to weigh 0ps pound eacS
1000 pound. Of coarse Hemp Irvine; abou, oneeishth
Of au inch in diameter, well twisted, in balls, 70
weigh from = &c pG SKG s soss CITY
900 rean. Of WraPppf rsasr sas to that described
200 Wrapping Paper, similar to that described
49, 600 pounds Of Ju,e, other Twine similar to tina, first
described for District No. |.
10000 pounds Of eoat.e Hemp Iwine similar to that Of
the second description for District No l.
prTsicr NO. >, BUFFALO n
10 900 Of Wrapping Paper, similar to that hr's
30 rnn, Of Wrapping Paper similar to that last named
no. 600 pounds Of Jnte or other Irvine similar that Of
the irst description Tor District No l.:
1000 pound. OF Hemp Twne similar to that OF
the second description. FOR said District
Proposals viii received for each article separately and
s~parHtey fOr each District, or for the Whole
Inc contract or will be awarded 70 the lowest and
best bidder to BE- determined ater careful examination os
Nm. purposa OF ssceTtnns VIII ca bid wl in s practical re-
snlt, be- moot advan's geous to the Department.
II the Districts shoald be reconstructed or increased
number any Of them discontinued the articles shan ps a
veed such place places the Postmaster General 'ha
designate, at pro rata prices - -,
And the hmselfth privess
increasing reducing the quantity Of the articles required
il II shall be found necessary To do SO
Samples OF such articles furnished can be seen -
either OF the above named Agencies.
Bidders will send samples such articles a. they propose
furnish with their bids. II,
Each bidder furnish with his proposals. guaranssH
his ability comply with his bid and certificate Hcm ~
nearest Postmaster that such gusfators credtblc aud
Ielisbe citizens, must also accompany IN. proposals
Two sufficient ,nr.,ies viii he required to contract
Failures to furni,h the articles contracted for promptly
the furnishing OF articles inferior quality to those CON-
tscted for win be consdeed sufficient cause Tor the forfeit
ure OF the contract. . 81, ,r..
be considered. ~, .., =. .,...,.,.
H. name OF the article articles proposed or and the
containing them addressed to the First Asssantros
mastsr. &. neral, Washington, u. q.
w. DENNlSON Postn,sstsr osasrsL
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HrGGlNss ORIGIN OF THE BONNET.


A Love through Olympus was tripping one day,
He stole 10 where Ceres nnconsciously lay
And robbing her shesf Of its choicest gems,
He tastefuliy plated their golden, stems
Then borrow ing fl ON Flora the prettiest howers,
Just snch a. she pears In her sunnlest nolrs,
He wove them with sk through the gittering corn,
Having previously ba,hed them In dews OF the mora.
Over ali then he east light gossamer cloud,
Their BEAUTIES 10 highten and not to enslroud;
'And now TO complete IL, he joyousy sings,
"a piece from the rainbow III have Tor the strings
Twas done. He flew quickly 10 Nenuss ped
Aud placed his bright work on her beantiiui ne
80 lovely she looked. all the gods stood amazed
Some smiled some envied. but all OF them prslseo
Then Jove. surnmoning Mercury quick TO his SIDE,
"Comc name thi, head.d he playfuly cried.
Puzzled Mercury paused, then placed his hands on IT,
Saving: " BY Jupi,ers mandae call thee Bonnet.
Thus was that Olympus irst witnessed the bith
OF the loveiest gin e'er bestowed upon earth
Bonnots since then have become quite passion,
Been remodeed snd changed by caprcious Fashion.
Through all their varieties one leads the wsy.
I'll. Iggins's OF this city for style and display.
A splendid assortment IL always on view
AT hi, Mammoth Establishment, Sixth avenue,
ON the number III, well your attention 10 tn,
Bear well then in mind Il is One TwentyriH.
CHlLDRENS TRIMMED JOCKEYS AND TURBANS
CHILDRENs TRIMMED JOCKEYS AND TORBANS
THE LARGEST VARIETY IN THE CITY.
ALL SIZES SHAPES AND STYLES
FROM FIVE DOLLARS EACH UPWARD.
Mt. HIGGlNS'S
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.
I26 sIxTHAvE., two doors from Tenth st.
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YJ,HE MODEL PARLOR MAGAZINE =

: II DEMORESTS ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY and
MMr. DEMORESTS MIRROR OF FASHIONS A
SPLENDID PROGRAMME for 1865. and q MAGAZINE Of
SURPRISING INTEREST, PRACTICAL UTILITY and
ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE, 10 comprise Useful and Enter.
stanins Lersture Fine Engraving and Reliable Fashions
with Splendid Fashion Plates and Ten Dollars worth of
q oil Size Fashionable Patterns for Ladies' and Childens
Dress and Three Dollars worth Of New Music will be given
utng tho together with constant Of
and artistic novelties Single copies rs yearly So with
. large and beautiful Psor Steel Engrsvng package Of
Two Dollars worth Of and fashionable fn sils Patterns
es Premium. Splendid Premiums and Terms for Clubs
iSnse copies Of the Magazine mailed fs receipt Of the
price. Back numbers, as specimens, 10 centsL
Address WIN JENNINGS DEMOREST, No 20 Beehmsn.
ct Tie Splendid Jsn No, for NewYears Novelties New
iYears Drssses New.Y Stories NewYems Engrsvinzs
Entertaining ana Artistic Poem from Theodore Tton
will appear IN the Jan. No.. ready next week
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rTHE HERALD OF HEALTH AND JOUR.

Il NAL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE, for December con
valuable articles Fermented and Unfermented Bread
Home Treatment OF Catsrfh aud lnuenza Lsdes Suit for
orsebsck Exercise The Movement Sure Physical Culture
Quiniae Physiology for Ministers and 20 other excellent
ricez Parents Teachers Cergymen, Students and nvaids
will find IL full Of valuable articles Health end Physical
Perfection.
. 81 80 . year; IS cents number.
Address MILLER WOOD,
No. IS Leighf-st. New.Yorb
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NEW MUSIC" MARYLAND'S FREE
IN Song and Chous-poety by Rev. GtoRsx LASnxe TAT
author Of No Slave beneath that Starry tAg Music
10y NJ FORTUNE Price 30 cents mailed free This one Of
bsst Songs that has been pubhsdor long time Edit
noticing this Song shall receive copy By sending marked
paper contsining notice HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
Mo $81 Broadway. N. Y.
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OFFICE or TIM DyPor QuARrERMAsryB, I
FoRr LEASgawoRTB, kASsAs. November 10, 1864.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA.

TION-Seaed Proposals will be received this office
until II ~ o. the Ss dy d. uI December NIB 1854 &C., the
Rourr NJ. I~From Fort. Leavenworth Laramie. and
Riley and other depos that may be established during the
above year the west bank of the Missouri River north OF
Fort and south OF latitude AZ deees NORTH to
any stations that may be established IN the
Territories of Nebraska, Dakota, Idaho and Utah. south OF
latitude a degrees north, and east Of longitude ~ degrees
north Bidders the 100 pounds per loo miles
which they will transport said store, ia each oi the months
RoUTs NO. 2-From Forts Lesvenworth end Riley in ths
State Kansas and the Of Kansas in the State Of Mia
the State Of Kansas the Territory of Colombo south Of
latitude % degrees north dIsSHs supple: from, d Fort
tbs, may be designated in that Territory to Fort Oar
land and any other point points on the route Bidders
will transport said store. in each ~ the months from April 10
September, inclusive Of the year 1859
ROUrg No 3-From Fort MON such other depce may
be established Territory OF New Mexico to posts 0,
station. that may be established in that Territory and
sSd s o los
Bidders state the rate per 100 pounds per 100 mile
from June to November. inclusive Of the year 1865.
The weight to be ansr.red each ye ear will not exceed
No 2; and g. 900, eco pounds on Route No D..
No additional per centse will be paid for the trsnsporsion
Of Bacon hard bread pine Lumber shingles or any otter
Bidders should give their in full well as their place
thousand dollars signed by two or more
responsible persons guaranteeing that IN case contract
proposing the will be accepted and entered into aud
good and sucen. security furnished by said parties IN accord
snce with the terms OF this advertisement
The OF bonds required will be as fonow
ON Route No. l....................'.....7 aUmS
On On Ro1,s No. No S.a a.:. $3.50
s.ciory evidence Of the loyalty and sOveacy of each
bid der and person offered security will be required
Proposals be endorsed Proposals tor Army Trans
portation Route No. i,".2 as the case may be-
and will be entertained unless they fully comply with all
the requirements OF this adv srtisement.
Parties whom awards msde must be prepared 10 exc
cute once and to give the required bonds for Tho
faithful performance OF the ssrue - -
Contracts will be made subject TO the approval Of the quar-
teaer General but the reserved TO ieec, any or all
bids tina, NAV be- offered.
Cuactors be In readiness for sevics by the hrst day
Of April 1865 and they will be required to have place OF
agencies in the vicinity Of Forts Leayenwoh and Union
aud other dpots that be established AZ which they may
be communicated with promptly and readily.
BY order o: tne Qusrterniaser General >.
II. c. HODGES.
Captain aud A. Q. NJ, u. s.
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Mem Dubliratiotts.
AN ELEGANT CHRISTMAS BOOK FOR
~ 1865

u "
d. APPLETON & Co,
Nos 443 and AS BROADWAY.
Publish, Dec j.
CHRISTIAN BALLADS,
By REV A. CLEVELAND COKE, ID.
ftLUsrHArKD WITH ORIGINAL DESIGNS
BY JonS A. Hows. a.,
Vol evo 23j pages Printed on Tinted Paper. Nei
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Extrsc; from the Authors Preface: .
ith sincere gratitude to his Christian brethren ana 70
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Universities. In Ireland - presented with CURIOUS
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