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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-15

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advance of his party. and 14flD %.
suit has proved, in antaeol % Il RI
the very Convention VIII places him q
nomination, accepts Ae extinction Of
alsyerys g ares1lt ofgthe war, and as .
condition ofpsaoe, slth expressions Of evil
dent satisfctioh :
The nominstion Of HxnRY n Rlor fur
nishes the epportunity, which thousands
in our Gtata have desired, for aunion npon
single hoket Of al the conservative els-
mentsof the State. It enables all who
desire to sustain the hands Of President
JOHNSON, in his patriotic efforts to reor-
game the South, and make us again an
united people, to do. 50, without compro-
missing their manhood by placing them
selves upon political and social equality
with an ignorant and inferior race. And
this opportunity, thus longed for, will be
heartily embraced. The niger equalizing
ticket, headed by Gen. MARSHALL, will be
supported by those who believe niger
to BE- as good as a white man, and who
are willing to 60 to the polls with him as
an equal, and to sit at his table as guest.
And it win be supported by none other.
The issue is fairly and distinctly made in
the two platforms, and the two platforms
find their proper representatives in the two
candidates. The radical who believes in
niger equality, we Say, viii vote for Gen.
MAAsHA1L; the elector who believes that
Con meant something when he made the
negro black, and invested him with infe-
rior attributes, and who believes with the
founders Of our government that it was
created for, and SHOULD be administered
by, the superior white race who inhabit
the land, will vote for HENRY N. Roe.
Two-thirds Of our people believe with Mr..
RGE on this point, and that is just about
the measure of the support which he win
receive at the polls in November. 3g
The following correspondence between
the Committee appointed by the Conyen-
ton and Mr.. RIcE, furnishes the crafty.
ing intelligence Of bis acceptance, and the
patriotic considerations by which he is
governed: g
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept z, 1865. &
Hon. Henry II. Rise:
DEAR euR: The Democratic State Conven-
ton, which closed its labors this day, nomi-
mated yourself as the candidate of the Democra-
cy for Governor in the ensuing canvass with
unanimity which is an encouraging auguy of
success. The undersigned were appointed
Committee to infop@ you of the nomination.
Yours respectfully
A. ]. REED,
L. Z. THOMPSON.
vas FRANK WARREN,
1- Committee.
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ST. PAUL, Sept. Z, 1865.
Yoar communication advising
me of my nomination, for the officer of Gov
ernor Of the State. is received. Having never
belonged to any other political organization
than the Democratic party-and believing it
10 be the duty of every loyal citizen to sup
port the reconstruction policy of President
johnson, a policy which promises to re-
unite the States in q bond of friendship, 90
that We may again have. the undivided
strength of the nation in upholding the con-
stitution and the Union, accept the position
assigned me. Ny past services in aid of the
State and its citizens is the only guarantee for
the efforts shall make in future in case the
people shall honor me with an election.
Very respectfully yours, .-
f- HENRY NJ. RICE.
Nessrs. A. j. Reed, L. E. Thompson, and
Frank Warner, Committee. us
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
FOR GovEHlsoR.
Mon. HENRY M. RICE
Of Ramsey County.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Cant. CHARLES W. NASH,
OF Dakota County.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
major JOHN b. JONES,
OF FILLMORE County.
FOR TREASURE or sTATR.
FRANK AEYDERSTADEs
of Scott County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
WILLIAM LOCMREN.
Of Hennepin County eys 3
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The Democratic destinations In the
10th Senatorial District.

The Democratic destinations I'm the
10th Senatorial District. ~,
d The Democrats Of Sibley and Nicollet
counties on Saturday nominated BENZ. II.
RANDALL, Of st. Peter, for State Senator,
and Lieut. M. R. MxRRnL, and HENRY
YOU'VE, of Sibley county, for Representa-
tives. This is strong ticket, and will be
elected 1870,
The failure of the Repu blican Conven-
ton to renominate Hon. GORDON E. OoLK,
as Attorney General, is disgrace to the
party especially 30 when his successful
opponent is 80 utterly Incompetent to per-
form the duties Of the Office. We have
never been chary in our commentator of
Col OoLvnLEs military services, and have
no objection to their appropriate recogni-
ton by the Republicans; but to elevate
him to the Office Of Attorney General is to
commit grievous wrong upon the public.
He is untitled for the position in every
respect, ana 1t Will be misfortune to the
State if he is elected
TIE nomination of Hon. HKNRY N.
Bloc for Governor, is received with great
satisfaction BY conservative men of all
classes. Many gentlemen Of this city, who
have supported Republican nominations for
several years past, have avowed their de-
Termination OF voting for Mr.. R1oE at the
ensuing election. and the greatest con-
fidence is felt that the announcement Of
bis candidacy. will be hailed With equal
satisfaction in all parts of the State. The
MARSHALL clique are already trembling in
anticipation of the fate that awaits them
in November.
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District Convention as %. Peter.

q The Democratic District Convention for
the counties Of Sibley, Nioollet and Rem
vile, met in st. Peter on Saturday last,
and nominated for the Senate B. Il. Ran.
DALI, and for the House Lieut.. n. r.
AERRnL and HENRY You're, Of sibley
county. These are splendid nominations,
and will be ratified by the people. q 5l- ~
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INTERNAL REVENUE MANUAL.

we bnv. lust publ.hei MANUAL or THE INTER.
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the Assessor Of the Tenth Massachus IT. District
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The work embodies full and succnct Analysis Of the Law
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Table Of Contents Index which viii enable ell TO deter
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III. author IL gentleman Of weknown legal ability whe
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I0aMANpANrs UFFILtl Oct TO IhoS. y
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The MosTlCELLO Is 4 screw steamer Of esS tnns. -
measurenen.
Tho EMMA ascew steamer register length 1913 fssss
BREATH, 70 00ceet depth T. feet iunnase Old measure
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tbs Office of the Auctioneer, No. 81 Libsrty'S
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L'OR SALE--A tract Of COAL LAND, con-
tanning 90 and allowance. III Blstely Township,
Lurere County Pa bounded by lands Of ths Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company. George NJ Holenbseh the Boston
and Cos Company and others The coal In this
has lately been proved and all the veins known Ia the
vicinity found II 10 fsvoraoly situated for mining the
sckawAnna River, about mile from the town Of Archibald
accessible market by raoed TO Scranton where coal
be shipped by railroad either 10 New or Philadelphia
There " Is fame dwellings the property most Of
them euanted and mill the Lseka~anna RIVER with
q neserfsing wsterpower. The timber this land has
been preserved. and Ia very fine.
PeroBs de,ous purchase Will be taken 20 tho property
and the existence OF the coal demonstrated The title To the
land perfectly clear having been examined By eminent
counsel -
Apply JOSHUA sPERlhU; ,,
No. 1874 South FourthsL. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
DEPAaTsTNT 90 rux lSrgRioR. UNITED SrsrHs !
PATENT OFyIcE, " WAsuIs6roS. Oct. IL. Iets.
\ ~ tha pEI'IpI0N of HENRY JENKINS

PATENT OFyIcE, WAsHISeroS. Oct. 10. Ieos.
0N the PETITION OF HENRY JENKINS,
W of Brooklyn N " praying for the extension Of patent
granted 10 him the 18th day OF January, 1852 for i'm
connection OF the parts Of Iron
Fence years from the expiration of said patent
which takes place on tie 18th day of January 1866
II ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
Onice MONDAY the 25th day Of December lsoa at II
o'clock ard al persons notified TO sppear ard show
cause any they have, why said petition ought not to be
granted
Persons opposing the extension required 10 Me in the
Patent once their objections spe cay forth In writing,
east eay days before tire day of bearing; all testimony ed
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and ansttsd Ia accordance with tho rules ef the Once
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon az testimony
must De I'd In the Office segy days before the day OF
tho arguments, any, within ten days acr hlinS TN
testimony.
Ordered aso ha this notice be published In The Chrcn
ice and ia The Intel sncer Washington ID. c. aud IN ih
Tribune New York. y. y. week for three successive
weeks the inst Of said publications TO be AZ esst sixty day
previous to the day OF hearing 7. {. THEAkEk
Conlniissiouer OF Patents
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DHPor QuARrERnAsrGns Orticrl
BALrMoRE, Md. Oct. 81, lSea
GALE OF GOVERNMENT STEAMERS

BALrIxoaE Md. Oct 81, 1855 !
GALE OF GOVERNMENT STEAMERS
- VIII se sold at Baltimore Md undrr di,secn Of Css.
| C. D. Bcaeh. A. Q. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, Novemtes ,
1855 AZ 10 ociock at the Goyemmrnt Wharf, sosa
side OF the Basin the Government Vessels he IAS
| and described. VIZ; ..,u. - a
Tn. DIAMOND side wheel steamer Of fetsns iron esnt
length on eck 1856 feet bssrn 20 feet deph ci Mold se
DRAFT fee Has two oscl latiDg engines diameter ol ~
der ~ inches stroke Of piston, ~ inches two boilers zee
mssts with fore and AFT sails aud well found
&c. &c. ,., a
Thi. has saloon and state accommodation -
makes shout IS miles per honr. =,
The WiSNISSfMMFT, double-end and side wheea 'sss
boat Of iron hul length deck 10 i-e, oes
ALL 81 feet; depth Of hold, 10 fret; drait
inches stroke OF piston feet Boiler aud engine 10 go
running order vessel well supplied In her general ouihe
The CuRLEW. ilewheel, doubleend ferry sost el y
TINS wooden hu length deck. l5 fsst bean feee;
engine diameter Of cylinder 50 inches stroke Of piso
This steamer was thoroughly repaired and sppliel
with new boiler 1904 and sisnsh vessel being wsn
supplied with anchors chains &c, &c. -
the EASTERN STATE, screw steamer OF ~" tuns whee
beam a feet depth Of lower hold 81 fs between dec
feet drai, 10 feet inches capacity o; cargo 800 osrs
Has direct acting low engines diameter OF e2
inder pees of piston, 70 tnches one tue boibe
This has been recently meta cd in eIcerne -
pair and well found in all her outfits she Is ssneh and ws
suited for service.
The JOHN FARRON side-wheel steamer Of 3lt tsa4
wooisn hull 9Th deck, l59 feet beam. 2S ee sA
42k feet depth OF hold feet; drat. feet Has one c
engine; diameter of cylinder 81 nrbes sSses
OF piston and well found ia anchors chains snA -"
sfsl outhts.
TrRxs-Cash in Government funds. on day Of sale
6. W. BRADLEY, D.,
coansI and Chief Middle Military DepsrtsaA
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Prce. 80.
From The Sunday School Times
beautiful volume Of than 100 pages, containing
collection of the poetica tributes American. CANADIAN and
Fnrsb that have been paid the virtues Of iusrous
MaIvr Predent This volume contains poems from authors
heretofore unknown fame well n IRON writers OF re-
nown. Among thoss 10 which the reader VIII at once i
inctivey turn are contributions from the pens bryent
phoebe and Alice Cary. Mr.. JuA w Howe Mrs. Lucy II.
Hooper Oliver Wendell Holmes, Edna Dean Proctor, H. H.
S,oddrd Henry r. Tnokerman. London Punch. Mcll Hans
Msculne London Spectator &c The book has Handsomely
engraved portrait OF M Lincoln aud printed on besn'uy
tinted paper.
For sale BY booksellers generally OF will be mailed on re-
''f' ~ '"' j. B. LIPPINcOTT Il Co, Publishers,
Phade phia.
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OuARrERnIsrySGySgRAL Owen
WAsHISeToS, ID. C., Oct. "a. 1875 !

OpARrgHxAsryRGysERALs Owen
WAsHISsToS, ID. C., Oci "a 1875 !
EINAL SALES of GOVERNMENT
l. HORSES and MULEs.-wD' Be sold at public sucssssI
during the month Of November TO the highest bidder u ~
time and places named SsIsS. SEw.Y5aK. Tt5
Few-York City-FUEsDAf Of each week 100 HORSE
New. Ork CIiy-THURsDAY of each week, 100 nULHo
each day. .
Ph,isdephis. Ps-ThURSDAY, Novenber 2. 3. 10 snl -
n Ph.d. PHI. sisa iPsaasAruRDAl Of each week. 100 MuL.s
each day
Harrisburg Pa-TUEsDAY of each week 100 MJLEe
each day.
Harrisburg Pa-THURsDAY. Novemb-r2, g. B sns -
Msc6anic.Ssrs 9s-TUEsDAY. November T. -
Gieriowp, Pa-wEDSEsDAY. November 10 ~
Poas,llie, P. P.-FRIDAY. November Is 100 HORSES
ber as' 100 HORSES.
Titus'til. Ps~THuRsDAY. November ls 100 HoRsE4
Tiiusviis, Pa-THURsDAY and FRIDAY, Nevenbss =
and a. 100 MULES each Ssry;;w,py siy;
Wilmington. Del.-TUzsDAY Of each we-a 100 HoRSHo
Wilmington. DeL-FRIDAY Of each week, I've MULBS
'-'A MARYLAND.
'iaS; Bstialo,e, Md-wEDNEsDAY Eove~ss, -. -
HORSES. . q. .
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS Of '''@ --'A- -
HoRsES zach sa sEyEs dsy WILL TAKE PLACE AT VASE
,h,. ..,;.. Of .ale. =, the Government s.al. w -
dispoed Of Bayers should therefore avail themselves Of ~
last opportunity to purchase.
For sales OF luolc anlnls N the "cs W '"4S'.' w
newspapers.
Animals will be sold sns,y.
Sale. TO commence al 10 oelock a. m.
Terms: Cash in United States cnreuoy
by order Of the OusIseraAster,Osn, tsL x
Brevet BresdeT General
Ia csArge Fusi Division, u 81 o. q
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A CENT. .EAfAN, about going TO Europe,
N would 1 ul the Is of june next, large and hand
sorns SrABLF itsble for six hores Address l., A. h.,
Box No. 2i9 Tribune Office.
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Cost ano fonno.

$1O REWARDLcst small 9 size e, BACK 81. Th.
above rewsrd will be paid by leaving him No. go East
Fiy-secondst sending word where he may be found.
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E'ARM FOR iSAIE-Seventy-f acres-of
which 20 have been put Ia perfect order stoned and
dnhed The snd Ia excellent order The
horre. ssd poultry ofwheh the stock Is barge wi also
be ,a5 The farm il ia the township OF Monroe. 4 ues
from the DEPOT Mou5own N-~Jrrsey Also three isrms
on the east bank Of tho Hudsou6 miles south Of Albany
E'k o. ". BLUNT. No. i7s wa,ers.
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ME REYOIOGICAL JOURNAL 70

|rT>UE PHRENOIOGlCAL JOUtNaL 10
Il November Ieaiy-contsiDs articles op Piysio.
nomy, Physiology, EthnOlosy Phrenoogy aud pyche9sy
with portraits Chaiscers and Biographies Of dtuguisbed
non Aso on Free Trade and Protection On Love and Lovers
The Soul Beauty Vigor aud Development C.oacy Moral
Philosophy Instinct Of AnmAls Inesry Whom TO Trust
Religion, Fervor without Hopey Answers to Correspond
ent. New Books. etc. Ony 20 ca Nsw'men have T.
Adaress Messr, FOWLER WELLS. $50 Broadway, N.
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EOR SALE in Brooklyn-A three.story base. as,es
mrnt bticn and ia healthy and PLEASANT location
Az one n@iay furnished Most Of the purchase money can
remain mortgage Gan on D. IL No' ~ fU' '' -"
York. Dining Saloon. -
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VALENTINE vOX, THE vENTRlLOQUIsT By Ccckton
STORIES OF WATERLOO. By William II. Maxwell
BRIAN OLYNN. By William II. Maxwell
TuE GUERILLA CHEF: A Romance OF Wer
LIFE AND MARTYRDOM or ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
LIFE AND SERVICES OF ANDREW JOHNSON.
LIFE AND SERVICES or GENkRAL GRANT
tom BOWLlNGS ADVENTURES. BY Capt Chainier.
GUY FAWKES By Ainswouh. Illustrated
THE EMPIRE CITY. BY George Lippard.
MEMOIRS OF A PREACHER BY George Liprerd.
NAZAKENE Or. LAST oF THE WAsnIs0ToNs- by LirPaId
CRUISING IN LAST WAR BY {. J. Pricrson
MYSTERIES or THREE CITIES. By Dugonne.
WILD SPORTS IN THE WEST. By w. IA. Maxwell.
THE STAR CHAMBER. BY Wm. Harrison Answorih-
MYSTERIES OF TIE COURT OF THE STUARTS.
OLD sT. PAUL'S. BY Wm Harrison Ainsworih.
TOM RACQUET, AND HIS THREE MAIDEN AUNTs.
JACK ADAMS, THE SAILOR BY Captain Chamicr.
WINDSOR CASTLE. BY W. Harrison Answor,h.
JLORENTES ; INQUISI1ION IN SPAIN.
SYLVESTER SOUND, THE soMNAMBULIST. b.
Cockton
WHITEHALL; Or. DAYS OF OLIVER CRoywY1L
JACK ARIEL; Or. LIFE on BOARD AN kAsT lEDIANAS.
BEN BRACE: SKA TALE By Capt. Chamier.
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NIARBLEIzED SLATE MANTELs-Au

IV2 the htss, design, hesltiiguy psnesi v hns,2s
coofs hoe durobe snl ,nnch cleipss tan msghlt. y
STEWART, No. 3it Canars,.. ncs brosiwsy.
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Jnsnranrc Gompanles.
NEW.YORK FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
~ wALLsTREET.

This Company has been in successful operation for more
han THIRTY YEARS. and continues to INSURE against
Los. and Damage BY FIRE upon terms s favorable " similar
institutions
ALL Lossx, LIBrRALLY ADJUSTED And PROMPTLY PAID
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Real estate for 6als'

EOR SALE, BY order of Executors, at a Bar.
ain sn. old FARM and COUNTRY SEAT; l7s Acres
Land % Df:Tspsd R.:dsds ssa sas Apply
81 n''''e'P''' w. II. HIGBEE, No Pine.st.
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NEW YORK MILITARY AGENCIES
Established b. Gov Fenop puTsuant to act Of Leyis
lature providing further relief for sics wounded and dis
charged soldiers Of New York; Claims for municipal State
and g. bounty pensions and Of attended to
gr,iuitousy. Superintendent Col d. c. MORGAN. Albany.
h. \. Agrnts-Col h. n. GoopRIcH No. 2S3 Est. Wash
In .ton, D. C. Col JOIN MANLY. Nos ~ and - HowMGs
New.York city; Meor hssoS O. CLUSTER, No 81 Msiis
Bufio n. Y Major H. 3 Ricn.Rpsos. No. ~ Fayetts-
st. Bsltirnorc Md the Rev. JAxKs DEBois. No. le9 Chest
nut ST., Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

COUNTRY and CITY RESIDENCE COM
~ BINED.-Por SALE. In Brooklyn. the very desirable
property fronting Sixth embracing two blocks OF
ground In frontage running from Carol TO Fss contain
With stables &C., tc This property slocsed In Of the
owing neghborhoods in Br0okynnear horse rail
price close interest WIN be- sold entire In
part. Apply to HOMER MORGAN, Nc. 2 2Pine.st (+8s
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
Go Ubom II man Concern.
A NpERsoNvILLE PRISON, GEORGIA.

4 NDERSONyILLE PRISON, GEORGIA.
~ Any person having lost relative doctor by death At
the Andersonvl. Prsor 1s and who has legal claim TO
the United States Government, can have tbs .sIne
-c,sd on by tie Undersigned who alone
ar. In poss-,.ion copy Original Hospital Records.
aud all necessary evidence establish and collect any rgiii
mate claim. Address ALLEN LATSON, Army and Navy
BANKERS, No. % B. rcker-st., New York.
DONDSMEN WANTED -Bondsmen for
Ooo for which liberal aud safe induce Will be
frl. Addrrss BONDSMEN Box No. lsS Tlbune Onlce
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
90 Get.

AN extra wide and elegant unfurnshed
| N HOUSE to RENT to private family only on side
street near Fhave. Rent for one t~9 oI hise years:
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