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, 1864-06-22
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PROPOSALS FOR, SUBSIS1


l. LNCE STORES
Cl7lcE or CoxxIssAY OF 7SUEsls7xKck,}
Rook No. Il. GARRETT BLOCK. STATE sT..
CHICAGO. 1LL.. june IS, l64.
scaled proposals., in duplicate, Will bc received By
Esr&. " Bl TIL RF1Eip. g. s.. at I.ocS l.land.
IT., rnhl Il O'Clock On Friday. 1are :. 1864. for
1nrib1rs The uoted States with the following Sub
500 Barrel. best quail ofFlor., 0: u equivalent
aucunt-1,l;f 400 poun as-tu Aacks1, rnk1utsc.
tuFrdfr0ml prime spring whea. Or good soun
winter Nhca|, {the kind TO - tttted II the pro.
poeat. The brands aad ptAccs Of manufacture
70 Be stated IN the BIDS An6 Y #hetheE n ha1rela
The Fitur 10 be subj.cs to inspection aud deliver
e. at such point in Rock ls'an1 u lApt. BUT CER.
Fft1D may designate. 1K0 bsrrels BIZ Snth tu1e.
By Eth July. 1000 b. SIS: July, and the balance
samples Of Flour must accompany each bid and b
re Ffonr ~ 1iii he inspected 1t the expense Of
the contract at ttr dafe Of delivery, and compAr-
ed With the 1etalr CT samples.
F&ch bid. unitPs from parties wCn klo N! to the
DfpsrtE1ent must be Rcc0p aBifd hy the folio
guttantes. signed by tw0 responsible nanes:
We. the nndez~ik ned, hereby Eus1ans-e. in case
thu foregoing bid o, - be accepted, It shall ha
cuf fulfilled acccroins Its true pnrport and cond1
v{h bopcs 10 the amount oi nne-onrth OF the yala
Of The stores proposed TO b. furnished"
(Eants Of GnA 'antots
PAYMENTS Will be n axe IN such funds II mar be
Blink form. for proposals. may be obtstned o. sp"
'''>"-> >''A - J. Mol. TAYLos.
Ie15k21-1lt Maj. and C.s.
, 1864-06-22

Prof. Dc Grat1l>s Electric Oil
Cures Rl,tumxtie1n, Headache, Piles, YeAfnusf, FUN
lutte Bold By ugEiats and htur ekospsss every
where. s. G. LfHAA, PEtladeiehA: SOLE ;, AscHt ~
IOaD r. SMITH, ~UkkHrh VAN SCH AACR,
a1c smith l. lRYEH. Chicago Agenn For sale
by a1l Druggists and Merchants.
uy*7-C&G-lM r AANls
, 1864-06-22

rFron OR Special Correspondent

Our War News Abroad ~ summer
Amuxements-Tho Ekaccb-Brllliancy
Of Chantllly-CIoslnEo Of tho French
t1h n m barx.
, 1864-06-22

From Rev. J. h. Turner, Pastor Of HeddInR II. II
Church, Philadelphia.
DR. JAcxsoH: peAr slr-Hayng used your Ge.uaaR
Hie1s u ny faEily hequentty AN prepared 70 ~
most cAses Of geneEsl debty Of tho Byste 1t i tho
knowledge Your, respectfully.
]. q. TURNER
TO n. AlueteeRsA atxoe&+
, 1864-06-22

Dr. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
;S.%
|EDRON BEETERS


1hs L4.n6t and Eost Important Discovery Of
the 19Lh Centu1y.
a. stoz7 y. a. MA;ers ao9ies oi 1Ae U4:ses s,sts
b. jon
e. 's .o.
Iss v.1u.aic drug Hi. co@goS:a q VIZ &c c4sr; @
ona sSuEt. md lis orm lo:ease1. q IS. t:Aa ~
s1 tte .se9S II NoiS ea s., ss ass
o~inE glory of I'll lie Tana,ha Y - STAINED IN -
s Is,ss 81 r. s
q ;esli q I'd bitten onered 70 'hs pab!'e Tbs
amei.rs oe q 1ho S i, s1suee nsvs iees osa to
os ~ nsn 70 son91ee yes* AeG r. a s.n. nc ~ ~
r. btlef .is then ssst ssile aeTel :Ert1h len !:
ns. freeszs T. sess:s ::,: + r. ss, e.
thorough exami>st1o- OF -ce ev,.. en:e relating e
T.st:1 a. r..D ate d 70 s1e nssnss,e ii esase.
FL ea,e3td - s* esnss; HE Ess. II
DYSPEPSIA
s1:sa e e a..s. ss',qs aee;s:r Z
siass 6 !; i: :s:5s:ssy :: 1sss s.a
sesfcs 1t ex.,tr1snsst,i IL which Dr sui,huee..
e. var. eassxed: - !os. neen lsoughs ii SUCCESS
m .fS e. III Z as 10 n
to9 Sis HsI5e v:,E II 'ns xs ssst s. Sp
D. M,Es: ,r1r1ish volu.ne q tes:nne.ss.; nst T..
ys9f r, sstes Pr + ;Ss S
CEnR0N HTTTERS
( r. a.ee .s5g e p9s4 ioaE ~
1t All ciosscs 0! The 6,omarh, Bowels, Nvuz OF Ria
, 1864-06-22

froa Rev: Warren Randolph, Paator Of Bap&tgA
Church, Germantown, Penn.
DR c. .JAckso1: Dcas slr--Farso1a} x3srfs,ea
~""'e- ~~ - -. rat re- the Ge,Men BfttMS
ps a I'D Eeues deSisy aa1s bese
greatly benefited bY the se md da98
aut they wiz produce atruilar e1ecte On others.
Your, h1lJ, WARREN RANDOLPH,
aefNA1tQHa.t4,
, 1864-06-22

From the Rev. rhca. Winter, P2stor o{ Roxboxp1sA
Baptist Church.
De Jackson: Dear B1r-l feel 1t dae to yoax e.
ceent preparation. Hoohand German B1ttax1,to To- M
MP testimony to the deserved reputation Is haA d.
great disorder IN ~ head ma nervous sTstem. 1
vas advised By 4fntnd 70 ~ bottle sf Jour GoE%
md anexPectfd reilst: ~ health has bean aasestal
where meet with similar similar 70 my oVH
Ap& hAys been assured BY many OF their Goo4 49,
Respectfully E0urs,
T. WINTER. Rozbozouxh, r.
, 1864-06-22
Uhira4o Tribnne.
FROM CAIRO,

Activity at CafFo-The sturEfs Defeat
-*hHerin.B OF Our TFoop*-Co1hict
Retxern she Military and Naval u
thorft.es-Ihe Kentucky Gu-riuae-
FGyptinn C0pPerhcnds Dospoudeat-
FrVErexs OF tho Union cause.
, 1864-06-22

From Rey. J. g. Herman. Of the German Ke(oxwna
Church, Kntztoxn. BeFks County, Pa.
pH. q. II. JAox8oE: Respected 9lr-I hAve boa1
tsoubled Nth DJspepsta nearly % Year,, aad hAV0
never used anI eaic.ne that did mo - much goo4
Ra HOoEhudt 8tteye- an very much improves n
he4Itn nf1sr having tAk1nx nyo bottles -
Yours. with respect, j. b. AA6&4Ads
, 1864-06-22
To Clear the House Of Flies,
Use pUrcHER'e cELEBRATED
LIGHTNING pLY.klLLER,

4 .sA, caesp article, to Every sh.et Will
luu quart sOLp EVERY WHERE, tale-la'3 s*
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
nILITARY AND NAVAL.

"a .Un1fED sfArss RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS.
4 sUrERIETESpED BIZ
CAPTAIN t.. COMBS.
Lsponard street, broAdway.
apain COMBS has the honor by permison 70 refer 70
RICHARD PATRICK 4 CO.
Hardware Importers, bS Cedar street;
Hard In portsrs, bs Cedar street;
Colonel JOHN 9. NEVILLE,
Buperlp tendent OF the n Y. State Soldiers DEPOT
and other merchants and BANKERS Of we'll known high
THEY WILL GUARANTEES THAT EVERY RECRUIT
kvii paid dollar which Captain prom ses
4 AND EVERY v0LUkTEER AND SUBsllIUTE will
De treated fairly honorsby. Justly.
1900 MEN WANTED. FoR 0NE Oh THEIR YEARS.
od for Artillery, Casairy or Ariillers:
1000 MtN WANTEn FOR THE NAVY.
A Sesmen. Firemen Coal passegs aud Landsmen.
FiIty men wanted FOR of the
One Hundred and Sixth .tfnent N. Y Vounteera.
Inc men preso sly ted o for the lS0th 70
be placed IN the l06th b. order The Governor.
This company will soon he sliet
VoLuNIkEks or SUBSTITUTED
FOR ONE OR THEE YEARS,
can De enlisted and haze chDics OF my company
VETF RAkS
are particularly desire FOR my company.
am authorized nv the snpe gsors
OF several tpyvns This State
40 PAY LARGE BOUSrIEs FOR ONE YEAR MEN.
Ihe men can enlist In any company,
or can have choice any other branch Of service.
EITHER ARMY OR NAVY.
MEN FROM TnB COUNTRY
'Jau be accom- nodated with quarters night
HAVE PLENTY OF ROOM.
Once open from 4 ~ til Ii at night
BOUNrTES.
ONE YEAR men SSa: cash down $500
THREE ykAP men f70l TO 500 cash.
EITHER ARMY OR NAVY.
DENT forget the number,
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
rzzn LrCruRn SEASON.

IMPORTANT LRoTURRs pAlIY-Foa aRsrLBMRN
only the New York Museum Of Anatomy. sis Broad
way PARTIES unable 10 attend these Lecturer have
them forwarded receipt OF by sddrcsalns Hsors
te9v Of Nee xerk Mussum oe AnatoOv
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

VfcT0RIA REatA = orrvv or rur w.r,,.
OPBN ON EXHIBITION
danny. from li sunset, In the gia.s house neIt =
near Can raj Park.
IIniss'ou One Doilap
Season tisksts i. h Sses
the pant of this gigantic water Fly 20 hurope produco0
by the greatest excitement ana vas knghtei ~ Queen
Victoria although his experiment. TO bring to fui blossoms
failed B Bal cke. the exhibitor here has after eiske
months succeeded In raising the ctoria Rega 10
wonderful Cover Of delicious scent The leave have
eighteen feet The sire NJ the glass houso
,orsJ basin 2sIS5 feet and contains two pants
one OF which Ia IN fun tower wr H. Martin will esp No
visitors the and tho character o this panA
Pirst openinr on SATURDAY August 20
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

VVANrED-A GOOD COMIC SINGER STEADY 81.
w pcymsnt 70 enc shss WIZ suiA Apply o. = 49,
Houston e
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

NORCoRANS IRISH LEGiON-THR OFFICERS AND
~ exsnicers OF the Irish Legion
requested TO meet ut 800 Broadway to-day oclock
make for the funeral or Major william
Butler Sixty ninth who died wounds
before Petersburg and whose remains In the Gov
Ell Room
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

nEO. c.. CHARLES. TIE CELEBRATED lkIs1
NJ Comedian having concluded most suecessfu snsASS
ment nj Qroves theatre Washington, will open ~ w
Norfolk Opera House, Aua ~ for two weeks MepsgsX
wishing To with Mr. Charles nights VIII soafo@
James Conner CO., IS West Houston ssyes6
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

IrOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II The lew and elegant United States mail stcamshi
EMILY u SOUDER
H. Winchester commander. will leave pier ~ NQrtf
river for New Orleans direct wednesday, August 81
3o'clock 7. ". prec ssiy.
sailing,
For freight or passage aopiv 70
LUDLAM, HEINEKENA 4 CO., lis Broadway.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Meteorological Notes for January,
1864.

The month came in with very extreme de-
gree of low temperature. The mercury in diff
ferent parts of the city ranged from $50 to 400
belowizero. Accompanying this stage Of cold
was very fresh wind, which made outdoor
exposure almost unbearable. Even at p. NJ,
with clear atmosphere and a bright sun, the
mercury did not rise above 25o below zero.
The Oldest settlers speak of it as more trying
day than they ever experienced. This cold
time lasted for eleven days-the temperature
being on each of these days from % to $50 be-
low zero at A. NJ, and only on three of them
did it rise above zero at p. NJ. notwithstand-
ing the atmosphere was almost constantly
clear. The cold wave reached st. Paul on the
night of the 3Oth and morning of December 81.
1t extended to Louisville and probably much
further south. 1t swept on eastward at about
the rate at which q fast train travels, and was
felt on the seaboard on the evening of the LIST
of January, though in its passage it had lost
much of its power.
The month has given us great extremes of
temperature. The last ten days, on one of
which rain fell, have been mostly days of warm
sunshine and thaw, completely destroying the
beautiful sleighing, which had lasted for a
month.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05
All the Officers and Men of the Second
Minnesota to Rendezvous at Vino.
ma instead Of Fort Smelling.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Feb. /, 1868.
ORDER NO. II.

ST. PAUL, Mnn., Feb. /, 1868.
ORDER NO. II.
In accordance with instructions from Wash
ington, the officers and men of the I'd Regi,
ment Minnesota Volunteers (veterans) will re-
assemble on the expiration of their furloughs
at Wmona instead of Fort Smelling.
The officers of the regiment on recruiting
service will close their rendezvous on the Goth
day of this month, and proceed without delay
with such recruits as they may have to Vino
ma, and the regiment will be prepared to leave
Winona to join the Army of the Cumberland
on the LIST day of March, 1864.
The necessary transportation and subsistence
will be furnished on application to the Chief
Quartermaster and Chief Commissary of the
district at st. Paul.
A. D. NELSON, Maj. LIST. Infy,
Sup't Vol. Rec'tg Service, MINI.
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IMPORTANT SUIT AT LAW.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Greene @. Bron-
son and others vs. La Crosse and Milwau-
kee railroad The argument in this case
is being continued in the Supreme Court
to day
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COMMERCIAL.
New York Market.

New YORK, Feb. 90 p. NJ
FLoUg-More active, and 5C01Oc better for
shipping brands particularly for State. 6. 900
10; extra State, chiefly at 7.00@7 so; closing
very firm.
WHEAT-Held 1@2c higher, which checks
business. l.55@1. 5S for Chicago Spring; 1.55
Der Mil; 1.64@1.6O for winter red western
and LOG :73 for Amber Michigan
CORN-Firmer.
OATs-Opened easier, but under incr eased
demand closed more firmly; s71S@9Oc for
western.
PoRK-More active without decided change;
dressed hogs lower, Sc for western, with some
in very poor condition at $40.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05

In Brooklyn. N. Y, on the morning OF the oath
ult, at the residence of her son. Andrew Mason
Mrs. MARTHA MASON, In the Goth year OF her age.
In this city on the LIST inst, ANNA only daughter
of Benson and Susan Galloway. in the 2lst year Of
her age
At5H O'Clock ON the morning of the goth inst /,
BERTHA HAKE, wife of Bernhard Rodeck, aged
% years and months.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05
Second Day.

A quorum being present. the minutes ofyes-
terday were read and approved.
The Secretary's record of last year was also
read upon request of members,
The election of officers being ordered by
vote, William l.. Ames and Jared Benson We
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05

The only child of Gen. Fitzpatrick died at
West Point on the 10th inst, thus leaving him
wifeless and childless, his wife having died a
few weeks since.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05

took out his pocket book to tender the neces
sary fee. But Uncle Sam, Gin black whiskers,)
with severe curl of his long mustaches. ask
ed the publisher if he knew that he had violat-
ed q stringent law Of the United States, max
ing him liable for a penalty of one hundred
and twenty-five dollars. The publisher trem-
bled and turned pale. Not Priam come to an
nounce to pious Eneas the tall of Troy-not
the Gorgon head on the shield of Medusa-
could have made o greater. change of appear
ance than came over our unfortunate publish
er. But there sat the majesty Of the law out
ragged, and severe in its wrath-something
must be done-and our publisher knocked un-
der; hoped the full penalty of the law would
not be enforced; suggested that anything in
his store was at the service of Uncle Sans
representatives; and invited them to call
down, &C. The majesty of the law was relax
ed thereat, grim smile chased away the
frown and the publisher left the presence,
slowly humming-
Jordan am a hard road to trabel."
As Sam Weller would say, by very singular
coincidence, on that VERY day, the gentleman
in black, bushy whiskers and long mustache,
did walk into publishers store, and did pick
out gold pen, paper, &C., &C., to the amount
of twenty or thirty dollars, for the use and be-
hoof of Uncle Sam, publisher feebly smiling
as the pile of goods selected increased. But
when the majesty of the law, in the person of
the gentleman with luxuriant whiskers and
h1acly roustacha had Vanished with his Sa1oc
tions, the publisher rather fiercely replied to
his clerk, who naturally inquired to whom all
that stuff was to be charged: ITO Profit and
Loss"
Walking meditatively home to thinner that
day, the publisher mildly hummed,-
"When can read my title clear"
and gave as reason for poor appetite, indi-
gestion.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.

New YORK, Feb. p P. NJ.
d GOLD-57I.
MoNEY-Decidedly easier, AT Sc.
STERLING-Dull, LIP.
GoLD-Dull, opening at 31@SS, declln TO o17s,
.GovrRNMENT SToCKs-Quiet. U. s. 6's, 70
registered, 1,O4; Coupons, 4.o32s. U. 8. IS,
l year Coupons, 81.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05

The tea and coffee culture is making
GOOD progress in California, and promises
to become an extensive business.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05

LvEIY. The cash receipts at the
County Treasurers office for Friday and Sat
day amounted to near 81, 900 for taxes. The
rush of taxpayers was, of course, caused by
the ten per cent. deduction on taxes paid before
tho first day of February.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05

The insurance companies of California
lost more than double their gains last year.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05

The Mayor Of Toronto has been indicted
for violating the excise act
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05

OPY-RIGHTED.-It cannot be considered in
vidious, no names being given, to relate the
following incidents said to have happened in a
town not q thousand miles from this:
A publisher, who is beginning to assist aspi-
rants up the hill of Paarassus, partly got him
self into scrape lately. He received sum.
mons to show himself at one of Uncle Sans
official depots but didn't do twas too busy
ana received still more peremptory note
accompanied with slight intimation like a
threat. he went this time, and was ushered
into the presence of Uncle Sam in the persons
OF two Official dignitaries, one of whom. whose
capacious stomach, with fat cauon lined -
generally lllumes his good natured countenance
with satisfied smile, now suffaredt an onin-
/ Gus frown to darken his broad front the for
rible majesty OF outraged law revealed in all
its terrors; he looked -as might have looked
Pater Omnipoteus. great Jove, wher he had
been having tiff with imperial and imperions
Juno and had got the worst in the keen a.,
counter..in fact, decidedly savage. The other
official dignitary, with whiskers and long mus.
tache of darkest hue, and smile little cynical
politely handed Mr.. Publisher chair. and
still more politely handed him book-puh.
lisher's own book, his pet and child of many
prayers. Uncle Sam in black whiskers asked
Mr.. Publisher, ii, though he had printed on
the title page the copy right, " Entered accord.
ng to act Of Congress" &C., he had not in re-
atty neglected to take out copy right. Pub
Usher owned to the neglect, and forthwith
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05

Rain fell on one day, and snow on three,
the latter to the amount of four inches, Weld
ing .3S of an inch of water.
Fair weather prevailed in an amount equa
to twenty days. The prevailing winds were
from the west and southwest
wit
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05
Water deposited in January, 1859,

Saint Paul, Feb. ,. 1864. P.
NorE.-A dash & before a figure denotes
d .loWz;
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05

nominated for President Thirty-tbrec vote.
were cast, OF which Dir. Benson received d
and Mr. Ames 8, and Jared Benson of anol,.
was declared elected
For Secretary w. r. Smith received p votes
to II for Charles Hoag.
Mr.. j. W. Selby was unanimously reelected.
Treasurer ~
The four members Of the Board of Educa-
ton and the Executive Committee were unan-
imously elected, as follows
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Henry Hill, Mcleod county
E. s. Alling, Anoka ::
stephen Miller. Stearns g
Levi Nutting, Rice .
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Jared Benson, er oticio.
w. r. Smith,
w. L. Ames, Ramsey county.
w. l.. Wilson - -
n. N. Thompson Dakot county.
S. w. Furber, Washington, IS
j. P. Plummer, Henneptn
B. +. LangwOrthy, Mower {.
d. r. Farnham, Wright .
A resolution offered by Mr. Smith. instruct
ing the Executive Commute to offer no prizes
for speed in horses or for spirtuous LIQUORS,
was, after discussion, in which its opponents
preferred to leave such subjects to the discre-
ton Of the committee, lost.
Mr.. Sleight, of Wright county, offered
resolution requesting the Legislature to so
amend the act organizing Agricultural Socie-
ties as to fix the Annual Meeting of the State
Society for the first Wednesday in February
Adopted.
Adjourned to 2 o'clock.
The following additional names of members
were enrolled by the Treasurer during the
forenoon:
H. G. o. Morrison, Dacota county.
H. j. Brainard, Ramsey county.
DR.. s. 7. Mann, Washington county.
VIM. Huey, Nicolet county.
Philo Woodruff, Waseca county.
A. II. Bulls, Rice county
Thos. P. Dixon, Winona county.
]. P. MOultOn, Olmsted county.
j. L. Gibbs Freedom county.
r. NJ. Richardson, Stearns county.
Levi Nutting Rice county.
]. NJ. Gates, GOOdhue county.
X. N. Guiteau, Dacota county.
A. NJ. Fridley, Manomin county.
A. Barton Dodge county.
Daniel Cameron, Houston county.
d. G. Smith, Hennepin county.
L. NJ. Ford, Ramsey county.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05

SOME fine .ots of Chippewa furs were
sold in the city Oh Monday, to II. A. Bromley,
ESQ. bv Messrs, Ruffee. Switzerland, Ruther-
ford and Others. amounting to about $12, 900.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05

FuRs.--Messrs. Beaubee u Fairbanks
sold yesterday to A. Moore, OF this city, lot
of furs, amounting in the aggregate to near
$4,000 The lot included over 100 bear, 1000
mink. and large numbered otter and martin.
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pioneer 4 9tn.ptrat
TERMS.

TRI-WEEKLY PIONEER.
WEEKLY PIONEER.
One copy one year. $500
Five or more copies each, one year. ...... 1.75
Ten or more copies each, one year. ....... LEO
Twenty or more copies each, one year,. 100
All subscriptions payable in advance.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05

THE Methodist Episcopal Church in
Minneapolis is enjoying an excellent revival.
More than thirty have already been converted,
and the work is still increasing. From three
to four meetings are held each week.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05
OFFICERS OF THE LA Crosse AND

OFFICERS OF THE LA CROSSE AND ST.
PAUL PACKET COMPANY At the annual cleo
ton for officers on Tuesday in La Crosse, the
stockholders of the La Crosse and St. Paul
Packet Company reelected the officers of last
year as follows President VIM. F. Davidson;
Secretary, c. NJ. Whitney; Treasurer III. T.
Rumsev: General Agent, VIM. Rhodes.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-04-23
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