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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-27
DR.. MARSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF F.

This Snuff mas thoroughly proved itself to be the
best article known for curing the CStSrrhs cod
- the AsAs and, Headache. It has been found
an excellent remedy In many cases Of Sore Eyss.
Dsafnsss has been removed by it, and AsSrtsg
has often been greatly improved by its use.
1t Is fragrant and agreeable, and
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF
To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the
and invigorsting. 1t opens and purges out all OBJ
structions, strengthens the glands, and gives
healthy action to the parts affected.
More than Thirty Years
Of sale and use of DR.. .dArshAltss CatAvrk
SD Headache SsSf, has proved its great value
for all the common diseases Of the head and at this
moment 1t stands higher than ever before.
1t Is recommended by many of the best physicians,
and Is used with great success and satisfaction
everywhere.
Read the Certificates of Wholesale Drug
siStS in 1854.
The undersigned, having for many wears been ac-
uua;nted with Dr.. .nsrshsiiss CssSrrh ESD
Mesdsehs SssE, and sold it In our wholesale
trade cheerfuy state that believe 1t to be equal
in every respect 10 the recommendations given of it
Tor The cure Of Catarrhal Affections and that it is
decidedly the best article we have ever known for all
common diseases Of the head.
Burr 3 Perry, Boston Barnes I Ps.k, n York.
Brown, Laneom j. Co, do. Stephen Paul D Co do.
Reed. Cutler a Co. 90. Israel Miner & Co do
Seth w. Fowie, 40. McKeseon & Robbins do.
wilson. Fairbank q Co. A. L Scovil q Co, do.
Henshaw Edmane Co. n. Ward. Close & Co do
B. b. Hay, Portland. Ne. Bush Gale, do.
- For sale by sli Druggists. Try o..
October IL, 1906 ectls-w1y
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Steamer Burned.

ST.. LOUIS, October 1.-THE steamer
Brilliant was burned near New Madrid
yesterday. She belonged to the Mer-
chants and PEG ,,le's Line, and was owned
by David White and NJ. S. MepEam, OF st.
Louis, and Gibson & Co., of Aurora Ind;
She was valued at 100000, and insured
for $4,000.
CAiRo, October 1.-THE steamer Bril-.
liant, en- route for St. Louis from Memphis,
with $50 tons of freight and sixty passen-
gers, was burned at New Madrid, Mo-, at
six o'clock yesterday. The flames spread
so rapidly that there was barely time to
run the boat ashore and save the passen-
gers, many Of whom escaped without
clothing. Considerable baggage was also
saved. The boat and cargo are supposed
to be insured. The fire was caused by an
explosion of kerosene lamp.
This is the third steamer Brilliant that
has been burned on the Mississippi River.
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The Belfast Fire.

BELFAST, Me-, October 14.-The fire in
this city originated accidentally, at about
ii O'Clock, in boat shop, at the head Of
Lewis's wharf, at the foot of Main street,
and owing to low tide, scarcity OF water,
and deficient fire apparatus, fresh wind
soon scattered the flames, and in a short
time the buildings near the wharf were
consumed. The progress of the flames
was irresistible, sweeping half the build
ings on the west side. Commencing with
those on Main street, it soon ignited both
sides of Main street, from the river to
Whittier block on the southern side, and
to Washington on the northern side; also,
all of Federal street, the western side OF
Gross street, including the houses on Spring
street up to McClintock's block of dwell
lighthouses, and those on the northern side
of Miller street. The fire ragged most fear
fully for eight hours, when it was checked
by pulling down and blowing up buildings
on nearly every street. Many houses were
cleared of their contents, and the destruc-
ton of the whole city seemed inevitable
for a time. Most of the buildings de-
stroyed we're wood, and will soon be re-
placed. In the present state of confusion
individual losses cannot be estimated, but
they will amount to not less than quarter
of million dollars, only one fifth of which
is covered by insurance.
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The military order closing the Alabama
churches is still enforced. Mobile cores
nondent. under date of October 1, wntes
!. Although the Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, Rector OF
the Episcopal church in this city. has been IN
the habit Of praying for the President Of the
United States, there is no service In ms ch1rch
to-day, in obedience to the order Of MAJ: Gen 2ei
Woods. It is to be hoped that Bishop VIII
mer, will either rescind his instructions, or
that q general convention OF the Episcopal
Church south will soon De assembled 70 take
action upon this and other matters OF mpor-
lance"
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urws OF OUR OWN STATE.

Tur Winopa Republican says the business on
the Winona and St. Peter Railroad is increase
ing. recurring all the recent addition 10 loco'
motives and cars, as well as considerable night
and Sunday work, to remove the large amount
of wheat coming to the river and merchandise
going westward.
THE Minnesota Baptist State Convention
will hold its next annual meeting at Rochester.
on the 9th ct October, commencing az I
o'clock P. NJ.
THE Democratic Convention of Nicolet
county met on Saturday last, and put IN nomi-
nation the following county ticket:
For Register of Deeds-A. L. Sacket1
For Treasurer-Casper Baberich.
For Sherif-Peter RELIGION.
For Judge of Probate-Wm. Huey.
For CIerS of the Court-Samuel Dunning.
For Coroner-Lewis Hatcher.
THE grand Jury of Sibley county last week
indicted Garvey for assaulting Callahan WHn
intent to do great bodily injury. +. Benoy anu
70. st. Julien Cox, Esqs., prosecuted the case,
and Gen. German and NJ y. Severance, Esq.'
defended. The trial commenced on IhuIsoay,
and on Saturday the jury ret9rned vei ~ III 20
guilty.n but recommended GarVey 10 the
mercy of the court The sentence was re-
served until yesterday, and though we nave
not learned what it is, we presume ne was
merely fined, without Imprisonment IN tne
nenitentiarv. The case of johnson for killing
his son was then called, and the regular jury
having been exhausted q special Venure was
issued for fifty men, and 1t doubtless TOOK all
Of YESTERDAY to empannel q jury. In this case
2. Belfoy and j. N. Severance are for the pros
ecution and Gen. German for the defence. The
defence. The trial will probably consume the
remainder of the week.-St Peter StatesxnoH.
THE Republican nominations in Freedom
county are as follows:
Representative-A. Armstrong.
Register of Deeds-John Wood.
Treasurer-J. L. Gibbs.
Clerk of Court-H. D. Brown.
Sheriff-A. w. st. John.
Judge of Probate-B. j. House.
WAGEs.-The Winona and st. Paul papers
publish lists of the wages paid workmen in the
portions of the State these papers represent
st. Cloud pays mechanics and laborers higher
wages than either, as for instance; Carpenters
in Wnona get $2.25@2.75 per day; in Saint
Paul, 81. so; while in st. Cloud they receive
S3. 90 per day. with more than they can posi-
bly, do-St. Cloud Democrat.
ELoPEMENT.-On one day last week Mrs.
Folsom, of Platte River, whose husband works
at Watab in Benton county, left her husband
and home with an cX-rebel teamster, gong 1t
is not known where. She took with her what
little money her husband had been able to save
This guilty woman, who is said to be young
and rather pretty, deserted not only her bus
band and q comfortable home, but also her
only child-Ibid.
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TO THE
LADIES OF AMERICA !
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS, >
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY

LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS cure all COM
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hss T6Ng gGP sRd DROPS are better than
all Pills, Powders and Nostruus; being fluid prep
aration their action is direct and positive and 1t
needs nothing but good common sense to see and
tSe ns ~
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they are, in the most obstinate cases.
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z zsB e e4SSST B DS H H4k.
To the most delicate constitutions /!
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS viii certainly
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s Ss RSs Pa Sss sn
BY over twenty thousand ladies within the past
six months, and the testimony of all Is 1T surely
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Caution! Caution
Bear in mind that guarantee my DROPS TO
CURE Suppression Of the MenseA from whatever
cause though care should be taken to ascertain If
pregnancy be the cause, az these DROPS would be
cure to produce miscarriage If taken WHILST In that
situation, end all cautioned against using them,
as weh 1t distinctly understood that do not hold
myself responsible when used under such circum-
stances.
TO MARRIED LADIES
They are peculiarly adapted, as they bring the
monthly period with such perfect regularity. l
could furnish any quantity OF testimonials OF Its ell
cacy from my own patients but the practice of pa
rading bought and fictitious ones before the public
Is 80 prevalent do not deem it advisable
BE WISE IN TIME!
BE WISE IN TIME!
BE WISE IN TIME
BE WISE IN TIME!
Let not disease destroy your constitution. Try
bottle of my PERIODICAL DkOfS. and You will
be satisfied that I am no impostor. Tell your
afflicted friend what restored the bloom of heath to
your cheeks, anu thereby confera favor more valu-
able than gold. For painful or scanty Menstruation
stance of lady who had been suffering from painful
Menstruation Tor two or three years, confirming her
to her room each time. She had applied to several
eminent physicians without relief, when one bottle
of my DROPS entirely cured her.
ONE BOTTLE CURES!
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES!
ONE BOTTLE CURESl
In almost every easel
1t is impossible to enjoy the bloom of health and
to the time, the quantity, and the quality. When
thew are oberucted, Nature makes her efforts to OBJ
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of Nature are assisted, the patient usually expert
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DO not suffer from these irregularities when an in
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RIODICAL DROPS win regulate and restore Ma
ture to its healthy course; and
DO NOT BE IMPOSED QPONI
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON!
By those who have other preparations which theJ
desire to palm of upon the strength of the popu
larity Of my DROPS. But when the Druggist yos
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-27

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN In the matter of the application Of Z. c Day
ton, an insolvent debtor, to be discharged from his
debts under the provision of Chapter seventy
of the Revised Statutes OF the State of Minnesota
Upon reading and fling the petition, schedule and
affidavit of L. G. Dayton, an ns0vent debtor, pray
ing to be discharged from his debts In pursuance OF
the provisions of the Revised Statutes Of Minnesota
above mentioned. IN order was made by the Honor
able Wescott Wilkin, Judge of the District Court of
the Second Judicial District Of the State of Mime
sofa at the city of St Paul. In the county OF Ram
sey on the SOth day of August A D. 1868 requiring
ali the creditors of the said insolvent debtor to show
cause If any they have before him, the said Judge
at the Court house. in the city of St Paul. IN eaid
county of Ramsey, on Saturday, the 9Th day of
December, A. D. 1865 at ten O'Clock In the forenoon
of that day. why an assignment OF the said insOlv-
ent estate should not be made and he be discharged
from his debts IS aforesaid
Aud said Judge did also. at the time and place
of making such order direct notice of its contents
to be published in TIE WEEKLY PI0NKxR AND DEMO-
GRAFT, newspaper published in the city of st. Paul
the seat of government of the State of Minnesota
and also in The Age Q newspaper published in the
city of Augusta the seat of government of the State
of Maine at least once in each week. for ten success
sive weeks before the day appointed to show cause
Aforesaid.
The date Of the first publication of this notice In
Tm WEEKLY PtoNKKR AND DGMoCgAI, at the said city
G. It. Paul il the 1st day Of September, A. D. 1866
Dated st. Paul. August S0th, 1865.
JAMES SMITH, JR.,
sep1.wlOw Attorney for Insolvent
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General Grant and family viii occupy this
winter the house now occupied by General
Howard as the headquarters of the Freedman's
Bureau.
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Caution! CautiOn!!

Bear In mind that guarantee my DROPS T(
CURE Suppression Of the Menses from whateve
cause, though care should be taken to ascertain i
pregnancy be the cause, az these DROPS would b
cure to produce miscarriage If taken whilst in tina
situation, end all are cautioned against using them
as wish 1t distinctly understood that do not holt
myself responsible when used under such circum
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Read the Certificates of Wholesale Drug
giStS in 1854,

- For sale by al Druggists. Try q.
October Is, 1915. ectlS-w1y
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They are peculiarly adapted, as they bring the
monthly period with such perfect regularity.
could furnish any quantity Of testimonials of its Ell
cacy from my own patients, but the practice of pa
rading bought and fictitious ones before the public
Is 30 prevalent do not deem 1t advisable.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, DIS.
y TRICT COURT-COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Mary J. WEIGH against Andrew WEIGH.
[Revenue Stamp-50 cents-Cancelled.l
The State OF Minnesota: To the defendant
above named:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which has
been fled in the Office of the Clerk of this
Court, at Saint Paul in the county of Ramsey and
State of Minnesota and to serve copy of your an
swer to the said complaint on the subscribers. at
their Office In Saint Paul in the county of Ramsey in
said State within thirty days after the service of this
summons on you, exclusive Of the day of such
service; and If you fail to answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff In this
action will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the said complaint.
VAN ETTEN q OFFICER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, st. Paul, MINI.
Dated September 7, 1866 sep99-w7t
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All persons claiming lands a. Government moe
who reside in the Townships named below are here
by Notified thai the Company has acquired the tee tc
the Railroad lands located In said TOWNSHIPS, and
they hereby required to make proof OF their right
and make pavment therefor al ONCE. according to
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SrrrcrpE.-The colored woman, who
iumped overheard from the steamer
George Appold, when off Sewell's Point
on Wednesday morning, was evidently
deranged. She labored under the
hallucination that she was haunted
by the spirit of a lady, who had died in
Maine, and to whom she was nurse.
After the death of the lady her husband
gave Juliet Montague, (the name of the
suicide), all his wile's clothes. Thisap-
peared to have troubled her all the pas
sage, as she stated to the passengers,
that the lady's spirit haunted her be-
cause she took the clothes, and did not
leave them with the children. During
the day time she was perfectly rational.
At night she was restless and noisy,
much to the annoyance of the passen-
gers, She eluded the vigilance of the
stewardess on Wednesday morning, and
threw herself overheard, as before
stated, and. was drowned before assist
ance could be rendered to save her. Her
effects are in the hands of the agents OF
the Boston Steamship Company. Juliet
Montague said she was from Western
Virginia, but had been living with a
family in Maine for two or three years.
1t was further understood that she was
on her way to this city to visit brother
named Romeo Montague, who is said to
reside here.
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ROBBERY. - Yesterday morning about
o'clock two men entered the furnish
ing store of J. Addle, under the Nation
al Hotel, ostensibly to make q purchase.
After pricing various goods, thereby. oc-
cupying the attention of the clerk, they
left without buying. After they had
departed a valuable silver watch was
missed from show case, upon the coun-
ter. The proprietor reported the case to
Constable Ashby, describing the men,
whereupon that officer succeeded in ar
restinga young man named John Nose,
", of Princess Anne county, as one OF
the suspicioned parties. The confed-
crate of Mosely had got wind of the
affair." and thereby eluded the police
Mosely was sent to Jail.
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THE CENSUS OF LoAFERs.-Mr. Jas
w. Addison OF New York will arrive
in town tomorrow morning, accom-
panied by several assistants, who are tc
help him to make an accurate census Of
the Sunday Loafers of Norfolk. Special
attention is to be paid to the Churches
and the name of every person found
standing in front of u church, at the
close of divine service, will be taker
down, together with sketch of thu
0G,gkee. These names and sketches
will be printed in the Reuired Mrs
G,mady, together with such facts as cal
be obtained in regard to l0afers gen
orally.
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THE COURTS.

MILITARY CoURT.-James and Peter
King (colored), as. Mr.. Farland, action
for $3.50. Judgment for plaintiffs.
Elizabeth Hunter and Ellen Harrison
(coloredl. charged with disorderly con-
duct. Elizabeth Hunter was sentenced
to nav q fine ofS25, or be confined in Jail
d DAYS. Sent to Jail. Ellen Harrison
was fined SO or be confined in Jail III
days. Sent to Jail. -,
David Wotten (colored), charged with
stealing, plead guilty and sentenced to
nav n fine of $40 or be sent to hard labor
prison for 10 days, Sent to prison.
MAYORS CoURT-Portsn1outh.---
Mayor Collins presided at the City Hall
in Portsmouth, yesterday, ana disposeo
of the following eases:
Mary Welsh, arrested on complaint OF
Martha Joyce, charged by him with
throwing dirty water on his wife, and
otherwise acting in an unbecomingm an-
ner.was required to give bail in the sum oil
one hundred dollars to keep the peace and
be of good behavior for six months. The
costs in this case amounted to three dol
lars and fifty cents, on payment OF which
the defendant was discharged.
VIM. Peel, arrested for keeping dis
orderly house, was reprimanded ant
discharged.
David Trotter, (colored), arrested fol
stealing a bull valued at fifteen dollars
tbe property of Thomas Mocock, wa
tnrne6 over to the Military Court in thi
CITY for hearing.
Mrs. Jane Ellis next appeared, pray
inc for n warrant for the arrest of Franz
Tracy. who, she alleged, had deserted
his wife, "a sister of the prosecutin,
party, while in a dying condition, ant
who had since died. The gist OF tn
matter was that Mrs. Tracy had died
and the unfeeling husband would no
attend to the burial or cash the buria
expenses. The police were ordered t
go in search of the man, and bring hin
up, if possible.
A colored gent was brought up 70
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-21

GLENN's THEATRE.-Mr. Proctor's
Jack Cade on Thursday night was
grand-the closing scene was even thrill
ling, and so was Mrs. Meek's Marianne.
The Lord Say of Ferris was well sus-
tanned throughout, and all the Others
did well.
Mr.. Proctor had very good house at
his benefit, considering the times and
the manner of the times. His Virgil
MUS was most mastery in all respects,
and we even prefer it to the great rant,
ing champions, wild rage. ION, most
sacriligious criticD The play was per-
formed well in all respects.
Tonight the Jibbenainosey, with
Proctor will be repeated, together the 10
cal farce by Dugout, entitled "Did you
ever send your wife to Portsmouth
with Marston.
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MEDICAL.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

In the year 1915, the writer embarked in the Drug
Business in the city Of Philadelphia and while thus
gagged made several experiments In regard to the most
desirable mode Of preparing Fluid Extracts MY efforts
being successuthe articles being approved and used by
the Medical Faculty. DESTROYS of placing them be-
fore the public but hesated for time before con.
Guiding to resort to newspaper advertising, knowing OF
the preudces that existed in the minds Of many against
nsno advertised Medicines or N0struas but through the
advice of friends and those whohad used them this object
ton was overcome. -, -
After IS years exertions, commencing in small way
the nopuary of my articles has extended to all parts OF
the limited States and widely throughout Foreign coun
tries-and this in the face of much opposition Every
means has been resorted to by unprncped dealers
their merit and success have been knownsuch a.
Using larger bottles at less price, censuring oil other
preparations and even copying my Advertisements
am happy to state that out Of the many who nave re-
sorted to this none have been successful,
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[ Enenin1 BulIetin, PHILADELPHIA

"when on visit to the city Of New York few days
since was induced to call old friend and towns
man, Mr. II. 7. Hembold, Druggist 5s4 Broadway, N y
His store is Modeia perfect Gen-the handsomest OF
any kind we have ever had the pleasure of viewing and
so extensive being "a feet front, five stories in height
and over 200 feet deep II indeed affords MS much plea
sure to know that no has been successful and it
ample evidence of tho merits of his articleas In our
whole business experience have not known OF the
success of any article without advertising merely
bringing the name before the people"
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Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel. Oct goth

BIZ Jessup Burlington, NJ; Dalland, Eslins,
Baltimore; seib, Ugostine and lady, Newbern, N
D y Maitland Washington W Chambers, Ponton N
Y; T II LOCKER, W TAFT, U 8 N; Chas Demmock, Mrs
Demmock Miss Seldom Miss Robinson two children, II
While Isle of Wight co. Va; r Jaison Sussex co. Va;
J Gait, Green N j; Patterson r II smith, o;
Ii Brown Mathews co, Va; Cook, Sinclair, Col "
Parharn. Mr. McNair, Va; Pm Page, dioucester y u
=, erett, Murfrecsboro, L G Bell Richmond; j Num-
son ism
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geg~ RENEWED His AaE.-The most
wonderful results produced by the use OF Mrs D.
ALIENS Worlds Hair Restorer and zylobalsalnun' Oh
Hair Dressing They never fail to restore nvigorato
and beautify the hair. Youth renewed No more grey
hairs The hair is restored bald spots. 1t imparts
most delightful fragrance You procure them at any
Dfu
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N.Y.. THE LATEST AND GRE

B6ys THE LATEST AND GREATEST
discovery in Dental Hygenic is sozoDoNT 1t has super
seeded all the ordinary dentrces and for this reason
that while it contains solvent principle injurious TO
the enamel of the teeth it oblteraes tartar and every
other dental concreton prevents canker OF the gums re-
moves blemshes both from the molars and nciSors ana
leaves the breath pure and sweet.
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FUNERAL.--The remains of f. Nc
Court were yesterday afternoon follow
ed to the grave by large number OF his
sorrowing friends. The Omitted" Fire
Company, of which he was an honorary
member, joined the solemn cOrtege, and
followed with sorrowing steps the re-
mains of their friend to his last resting
Mace on earth.