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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-07
RETURNED FROM PRISON.
Minnesota Soldiers at Annapolis.

Mr.. VIZ. KHKAlD, Minnesota agent at
Washington, has transmitted to the Gov
ernor the following names of Minnesota
soldiers, paroled prisoners of war, who
have recently arrived at Annapolis, Ma
ryland:
tured June II, 1854, at Guntown, Miss; deliv-
cred March 1, 1865, at North East Bridge N.
c., arrived at Annapolis March 1, Transferred to
Camp Chase, O., March Is.
Henry Etzel, private 20. Z, 9th Mimi, cap
tured June II, 1864, at Salem, Miss, delivered
Feb rs, at North East Bridge, N. c., arrived
at Annapolis March IA, transferred to Benton
Chas. G. johnson. private Co. D, 9th MIMI,
captured June II, 1864, at Guntown, Miss,
delivered March 4, at North East Bridge, NC,
arrived at Annapolis March Is, transferred to
Benton Barracks. No., March IA.
Geo. W. Pomeroy, private Co. A, 9th MIMI,
captured June IL, 1884, at Guntown, Miss, de-
ivered March IA at North East Bridge N. c.,
Benton Barracks March IA.
Edward Todd, private Co. A, 9th MIMI, cap
tured June II, 1854, at Salem, Miss, delivered
Feb. ~ at North East Bridge, N. c.. arrived at
Annapolis March IL, transferred to Benton Bar
racks March IA.
VIM. Williams, corporal Co. F, 9th Mimi,
ePeSarFfS sS SuRs N1 East Brag sncS
rived at Annapolis March IA, transferred to
Benton Barracks March IA.
VIM. H. Carlton, private Co. B, 9th Nina,
captured June -, delivered at Wilmington
N c., arrived at Annapolis March IL, now un-
der medical treatment at U. 8. A. General
Hospital, Division No. l, Annapolis, greatly
debilitated from chronic diarrhea.
I'm nh,1pc N lat
sofa Battalion, captured Aug. %, 1864, on the
Weldon Railroad, Va, delivered March Is at
Aikens Landing, Va, arrived at Annapolis, Md,
March IA, transferred to Benton Barrack. NO.,
March 15.
Peter Schutg, C) private Co. B, LIST Mime
sofa Battalion, captured Aug. 25, 1864, on the
Weldon Railroad, Va, delivered March 1 at
March IS. transferred to Benton Barracks, No.
March IA.
J.F. DAZZLE, private I'd Co. MINI. Sharp
shooters, captured Aug. rs, 1864, on the Wei
don Railroad, Va, delivered March Is, at All
ken's Landing, Va, arrived at Annapolis, Nd,
March IA, transferred to Benton Barracks, Mo.
March IA.
Clark Putnam, private I'd Co. MINI. Sharp.
shooters, captured Aug. %, 1864, on the Wei
don Railroad. Va, delivered Feb. q, at North
East Bridge, N. c., arrived at Annapolis, Nd,
March 10, transferred to Bebton Barracks, Mo-,
March IA.
VIM. Pagenkopf, private I'd Mimi, captured
near Savannah, Nov. q, 1854, delivered at Will
mington, N. c., arrived at Annapolis, March
IA, now under medical treatment at General
Hospital, Division No. 1, Annapolis, debility
from chronic diarrhea.
Chas. B. Baker, private I'd MINI. Sharp
shooters, previously reported, was transferred
to General Hospital, Baltimore, suffering scor-
butas.
Daniel A. Perkins, private Co. A, LIST MINI.
Battalion, previously reported, furloughed
O., at expiration Of furlough.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-07
The whise slave.

The famous white slave came into our
lines this morning, and reported to Gen.
Logan His name is James LIE Roach. of
French descent by his father. His great
grandmother was pretty Indian girl, and
reared by Mr.. Torrens, by whose son she
had q daughter, who was sold to Mr..
Western, Of Charleston, who had daugh-
ter by her. The latter was the mother of
our slave, and kept in servitude by her
haif-sister, q Mrs. Smith, who afterwards
sold both mother and children to heartless
traders, who traficked them over the coun-
Try. This man was about forty years Of
age, slight built, long sandy hair and whis-
kers, and evidently without q particle Of
African blood in his veins; yet lie was the
bondman of his kinsman.-Correspond-
ence NJ =. Herald, March IL.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-07
FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY.
sherman's Congratulatory Order.

New YORK, March 30.-Gen. Sherman has
issued the following congratulatory order:
HKAD'QRs MIL. Div. OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
In the Field near Bentouville, N. c. March rs
The General commanding announces to the
army that yesterday it beat on its chosen
grounds and the concentrated armies of our
enemy, who fed in disorder, leaving his dead
and wounded in our hands, and burning his
bridges on his retreat.
On the same day Major General Schofeld
entered and occupied Goldsboro, and Major
General Terry, from Wilmington. occupied
Cox Bridge Crossing, and laid pontoon bridg-
es across the Neuse River, so that our cam
paign has resulted in glorious success. After
march of the most extraordinary character,
nearly 500 miles over swampe and rivers deem
ed impossible to Others at the most Indictment
season of the year, and drawing our chief sup
plies from poor and wasted country, we have
reached our destination in good health and con-
dition. w. T. SHERMAN
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-07
THE WAR NRws.

The official dispatches which we publish
this morning viii gladden. every heart.
After four years of bloody contest and Of
repeated failures; after the sacrifice Of at
least quarter Of million of our fellow
oountrymen, we have at last triumphed,
and the National flag now waves over the
rebel capital, the head and heart of the re-
bellion. The full import and significance
of our great success is so perfectly under
stood by all, that any exposition of ours
would be superAuous. Although We have
solid grounds for congratulation and fol-
thanksgiving, letus not forget that it is a
prudent military maxim to consider notn'
ing as accomplished while anything re-
mains to be done. LEES great army 10
scotched, not killed." It has suffered SO >
we're losses in men and material, ard Vas'is
in its prestige, but it is still a force
that is not TO be despised. is no! nn
probable that the largest portion OF IL na'
been for several days on the march to JON
Gen JOHNSTON, and that when the Junc.lOn
il effected that SHERMAN will have TO nen'
the great decisive battle of the reoelnon'
II ia stated that GRANT is pushing 1or tne
nonv;lle Road to cut off LEES retreat Dut
ifLrE has the start which we suppose ne
has, the condition of the roads will be s SUCH
on obstacle to the progress of our forces
tbat he cannot be overtaken until he is.
ready to accept battle upon ground of his
own choosing. Until events are further
developed our joy over what has been
gained will be tempered by anxiety.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-07

1t gives rs great pleasure to announce
that Lieut.. CHARIzs W. NASH, Quarter
master OF Hatchs Battalion, has received
the appointment Of Captain Quarter
master. Capt. NASH understands fully
the duties Of the Office, and win give sat-
isfaction wherever he may be stationed.
he raised company for Hatchs Battalion,
and has seen much active service on the
frontier, for which his advancement is an
appropriate reward.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-07

The following commissions we're issued
yesterday,
First Lieut. L 6. Hancock to be Captain of
Company q. Third Regiment, vice j. C. Deve-
reau, resigned.
Second Lieut. Eoen North, of Company e.
to be First Lieutenan. Company G, Third
Regiment. vice Hancock. promoted.
Sergeant Major P. E Folsom to be Second
Lie utenant of Company K, Third Reeiment
vice Lieut. North. promoted.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-07
rne movement against Mobile.

The movement against Mobile was COM
menced on the Oath inst. Pensacola was
occupied by our forces, and a large body
of troops moved towards Bonnecour., Our
forces left Pensacola on the 18th. The
Sixteenth corps about the same time left
New Orleans. The force moving, from
different directions against Mobile is esti-
mated at 10000, including q column Of
cavalry which started from Eastport, on
the Tennessee River, on Monday of last
week. An attack on Mobile, it was ex-
pected, would be made on the goth inst.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-07

army Of white men; and that If abe would
bring the war to speedy and successful
close, she must resort to her vast reserve
of blacks. Recent declarations from the
North show that submission involves eman-
oipation; and q northern occupation, un-
accompanied by submission, involves It
yet more certainly"
The London Daily Ne,os says that ''ths
announcement Of the fall Of Wilmington
would have made great impression Q month
or even ten days ago, but coming after
the evacuation Of Columbia and Charles
ton, it is regarded as little more than an
incident Of the general collapse Of the
Oonfederacy which those events denote.
The Army and Navy Gazette says the
news :" is of character generally to tax
the faith of those who believe that the
Confederates Will maintain their cause in
field. Lees communications are threaten.
ed on all sides. Grant, as If preparing for
rush, has contracted his lines, and is
awaiting all Thomas infantry from tie
West, Hood and his Confederates being
quite in nubibus." ID In
From all of which It is easy to see that
the English press appreciates the position
OF affairs here, and that rebel stock is fiat.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-07
Gen. Grant, in letter - nj, fsth.,-,

-Gen. Grant, in letter to his father
VINO resides at Oovington, Ky.-expresses
the Deiief that be twill be able to wind MP
matters about Richmond soon 8" intim ates
tna1 II Lee remains in bis present position
short time longer, be win lose q great
portion OF his army and makes the pre-
diction that "there win be no rebel army
OF any great great dimenions few weeks
hence"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-07
the DRAFT.
To Take Place on Monday.

Statement Showing Deficiency Of all
Sub.districis In First Congressional
District ON March 81. lS6S, ana I'm
which the Draft commences on
Monday. April 8.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-07
Heavy ARTILLERY.

We are glad to learn that Col. William
OoIvnLE, Jr., has been mustered in as
Colonel of the Heavy Artillery.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-07
SECOND DISTRICT.

Statement showing deficiency of all sub
districts in Second Congressional District,
on April l, 1866, and in which the draft
commences on Monday, April 8, 1866:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-07
70 THE PUBLIC.

The subscriber proposes to renew the publ
cation of the Alexandra Gazette, and appeals
70 the public for encouragement to continue
shat old and long established journal: 1t is
designed to make it a record Of Neaos Foreign,
Domestic, and Local, and especial attention will
be given to the publication of intelligence of
oinity Every exertion will be made by
the editor and proprietor Of the paper to
render it an acceptable jolrnal for the count
ing house, the place OF businesss, and the
fire side, and its present limits will be
enlarged in the spring, if we meet with
proper ENCOURAGEMENT In the selection Of
News, and Miscellaneous reading, the same at
tention will be paid co truth and honorable
journalism, which characterized the course OF
the ''GAzErTE in its best days.
Advertisements from business men and
others, are respectfully solicited, and they will
be inserted at low rates
Jan 3-lv EDGAR SNowpEN, Sr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-07

The New York Tribune, in It's editorial col
unnx, contains the following III relation to
Peace movements This article was referred to
ia debate in tn u s Hoasa Of Representa-
ti7es, Thursday: I'VE do not know, and have
ar no time felt. that the rahels are yet prepared
to agree to any 5erEns Of pacilcatlon that our
Government would or should deem acceptable;
but we can Imagine no possible harm that could
result from ascertalnlng precisely what they
are ready to Co. The recognized object OF war,
at least among civilized and Christian nations,
is an honorable and satisfactory peace and how
are We to k1ow when this end Eas been reoder'
ed attaioahle, unless We take some means TO
ascertain
Gen. CANDY. III letter on the subject ot trade
with Southern States, says that IT 1t is Carried
on in the manner aud to the extent claimed by
speculators VINO re " control It, the inevitable
result, in bis juosment, Will be to add
strength and efficiency to the Confederate ar
mics east and west Of tbs Mississippi, equlya
lent to an addition Of $4,000 men, and VIII
stimulate into active opposition to the success
tul prosecution Of Operations az least lo,ooO
auen within che lines.
Horace Greeley aud Francis Z. Blair, Sr..
were in company yesterday in Congress. In
course OF debate, Mr. Cox, Of Ohio, alluded to
this as indicating thae those two distinguished
s'paci6cators" We're still engaged with projects
fo- = visit to Richmond IN the interest Of PEACE.
Mr.. E. C.. Putnam, president OF the board
of enrolment and provost marshal OF the
District of Columbia, having resigned his
commission, is relieved by Maj. J. R. 0 Beirne,
22d Veteran Reserve Corps, who has been ap-
pointed acting provost marshal OF me DIS.
trct Of Columbia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-07
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10

SEWs asp Frsos.. Telcgrams dated
Washington the 1lss state, N ~ arc inform.
ed, that Blair succeeded In procuring a safe
eondue, through the Federal lines forth. Coni,i
srats peace commissioner
II sas rumoroi That Gen. Loe made = frlnt
n svsens,ihs Petersburg. BY falling back
The Yankees advanced when fire va, open.
ID apon them ffom naked batteries, Cling
sur uenche. ~ith their DEAD. On the 18th
heavy Gong was beard in the direction Of p.
ssrsbufs. which giv.- some reason TO believe
this report may prove true.
There hsv. been reports Of an advance Of tn.
enemy on CAnden Witch NC pre-utn. has no
Just Foundation. The reported advance OF III.
enemy below and occupation Of Alexandria !,
Also siihout truth
Twelve regiments az Yankee we're, 4 f..
days sso, near and advancing apen Monroe
Ia. Il vas supposed 10 DO a cotton stealth.
expedition.
Inc enemy Gao spare no formidable force
10 invade the traa--Mis Department We
srs safc from the horrors Of war until The cam.
paigns are ended In tbs East, and the Yankees
can r<,se morr troops. Such, at least. Ia oui
opinion. In the mean time. however. every
prsparsiion ought TO ~ male 10 nee, them
Al men capable oil bearing arms. ts1emp, or
Asssiled.> osshs TO b organized Aad drilled,
- that When the hsur arrives sh-- Vii b.
r>sfy I. tsfte. ~ eel.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10

A fsoup Kscnsp The Governor Of
South C.rolioa state, .ha, Sith = voting
popa,ion Of shout forty seven thousand,
that State has furnished a, least sixty Eve
thousand troops TO The Cont dera,e army.
and that Of The thousand, of State orieefs
whom she might have claimed az ,rempl-
from that service, there are lees than 100
within the borders OF the State.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10
~ Gov Murrah write. Col Ci.h

- Gov. Murrah ~riirs Col C-shin.
Of the Telegraph complimentary letter
relative to his Texas school books oar
so,emporarv has exhibited M cnierprizin.
spiri, in regard to the subject Of education
which will W. feel s,arcd, prove Of great
benefit 10 the county, ard y, trus, be ut
tended with pscaniary profit to hmmlf
Heeollcc, that uniform school books can
now be obtained.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10

~ Gems Thomas and Messher ar
rived at lAa ,Tllc. Ky, on the nigh, OF
the 9Th ul,., from Chattanooga, with
several thousand veteran troops. on their
way TO join Sherman at savannsh by
way Of New York Gen Ice. Il /, sts
ted hsA gone TO IirAnchyillr. s G.. nj
which poin, large Confederate army was
concentrating. Charleston, i, would secm,
ia to be the ner. point OF stack and De
fence.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We neglected to
acsno~ledge and 10 return our thank,
10 Col. Flake, Of the Galveston Bul'
le,in for Ne~ York World Of the
l1th nit which reached IA last week
SIR. pysos. an Old acquaintance, ant Va
. Chicago Trihnn, of the same date. II
sas brongh, from Vickshurg by oGe Of
hi- negroes sho had been captured by the
Yankees and had escaped from them
Or friend MAJOR hse'l 'ends u. mum
Der Of Cis.Miss. papers but unfortunate.
iy they ..rriei too long on the way. and
are all old
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10

We beard man Cursiua Governor
Nurah. the other day tor recommending
that the Slste tax should be- lyrd upon
q specie hasi. After he got through. We
proposed purchasing some pork from him
which We had earned ne lad Tor saiu He
said ~ could nav II. Upon inquiry ~
ia the price, We were informed AK cents
per 10 10 'pecir, or is equivalent 10 Con
lcdcrate money. We Immediately entered
h's nnmc On our list OF consistent chafac.
ter- Henderson 1lntS.
Aud we too, iticni Dodson, have wit.
messed sinilsr exhibition, Of consistency
and eandor We have heard men. in one
breath, dcnounce Coy Mufrah AZ the
poorest excuse for Governor We have
ever hnd and IN the next. taud very
justly } c1toll Gov. Allen Of Louisiana for
his sagaciiy, industry, aud entcrprize- -
his bringing IN goods and merchardizc'
snd sustaining The currency OF his State,
without a..ming 10 know. however, that
our Texas Governor is g. much entitled
TO praise for the same acts and that
while on the one hand under hi. admins
,ra,iou million ei dollars annually has
been appropriated To soldiers families, the
State warrants have been brought nearer
to par with gold and silver than the paper
Of any State in the Confectionery. so
much for facts against ignorant prcjudies
and seneless elimination.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10

~ A solder sho le.i Joa5soa. Island 90
the 9TH. brng- Intelligence from Col NJ D.
crshsm and Capt. Cbalr, 3. Tslsy We
ssos glad 10 hear they -srr both ~eil. aud Ia
& good spirits a. could b, expected Welcome
We day Ahsn .hsy Will be returned to home
snd friends.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10

lust received, n lot Of new goods
u which am selling very low. Calico
from ! I to $40 domestic, blenched and
uutleachcd from 2 10 Slh; fine Irish
linen $40; satlne,. fine $40 A lnrpe IA
sor'ment OF other goods, equXlly nj cheap
which come .ssd see
A. RUFFlER.
Jan III 1868.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10

~ The reported reinstatement Of Gen
Joseph 4 Johnston !. cou,radic,cd Gen.
Hood, Il /. stated. a, hi. oss request
hes been relieved. and Gen Stephen d
Ire i' =, present 10 command Of the Army
Of Tennessee.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10
Advertisements.
Notice.



EOR the benef, OF all concerned The r.
i lowing is published ~ llst OF detail
cd and exempt mco 10 Harrison county,
Texas. under the late law OF tonyrss and
orders Herewith connected The rrsirle-
tons aud penalties governing such ayta.ls
and sIsMptieas are t'' h. str'ctrv erfrrrc6
when an attempt to evade or violate the
same i, discovered Therefore all persons
having the right to purchase from such
details are expected TO promptly report,
to this on.c uuy N evasion or violation
An details s,e herein ordered, 10 reindeer
monthly reports from Let Feb. ls6s ot
al articles manufactured and disposed Of,
together With prices charged aud all ey
cmpts will likea i.e make similar report.
showing the am uuts raised. disposed Of,
and amour, ou hand, aud prices charged,
aud this report submitted under oath
Ovcrscer-.
" G Austin. Il Baker, u NJ Bald
win, q. - CONWAY. j II Galloway, &.
II Grarbery, + NJ llcan I ; Smith,
I. l.. ',her-od J II -ummerln, Il II
Scott Il, A. ALTERNATELY, Il J Bridges
J. I Hunter j. Il Webster + VIVA
icy, \ II. Taylor. X j Love, 7. W.
W nston. W. T.. Blocker. Decatur Bryan,
7 : Black " III nuwn,r. William
Hamilton, A. j Bell. W II peyiin, J..
l.. Smith X Il llurgrs'e, K II Motley,
A Il. Llss,r, J &. Love, y A. Wego
net, Larry Thomp'os II II james, ",
" billiard WA JONES r. / Bart, r
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10

| Will. take few nor children Ia
l my school | will also Civ. writing
lesssns et,ry day at the Close Of school.
hours. Gud instruction IN book keeping
every Saturday
;. ROSENBAUM.
Feb 10. 1865. u22-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10

overlooked The former. They everest waited
tn. influence u our GOTTEN AID oar eomlnsrce.
DO, f.isd,, perceive the poll. consld,fs
Foreign government. have regarded .ih
.a,i.ty. u n1i alarm. The crossing power OF
tho United states The development o. N.
f.a.r.tiys republican system. under ~A.os
.aumu1ItIes paa-r.siuf a seofisnt social and
-s4,r,..-t,I tgt+rt.t. ssre rendered for oil
satiooaf rgrpa.o. a. fe,st consoi idAisl ard
h.s.,erI8r. srt.t.lm might they dread tsAt
pa.sf 70 h.. bcsa developed ia th,. var
h., IN, exhibition u the u sugth ~ the t~o
.asf,ief.r.,s. inAnaunsr 20 .,st,,r 81, %
=, And ..t.iAis.t moatchs. ~ Elgnp,
These Great state. Save not b.-n unmln4nll
II the eamusrci. advantages u the south
,sl ,i. pf,1le,a No eoaniry On ihc habit.
b,. slot. present. a. !a.ltin, pro.pert. ~.
three thousand mtle. Of ~. roa.t. 10. millions
OF acre. Of fertile and. -..hed By the mos,
noble river. Oh the continent. ~ geuial cl
nat. combined 9TH II. nt.d1rt. pointed to
r.., and which "a. a-.,lnei 10 D. a; some
dsv the source az opui.n.e .ni commercial
.apr-uarv.
They coveted the Advantage. q IT, pro.
aa.,. hnI commerce bot $. long as III. coun.
try va united ~ their -ss 'uhie ''nt power
in ths Northern division to carr, IN a foreign
s.r. European nations -efs content " s''
coyeftly Nd apparently 80 iBdirtfenl specih
tors.
Eve, man Who has made b'insef acquainted
Nnh the enrteni u events iot fot'y yraf- pre-
e.ding accession. mast have seen, that the
purpose Of foreign governments sas % disih'
tegrste the United states The 'etda Of sen'
hilon came tlom Elrope. The var upon State
rights and N, tendency TO Capitalization,
cane f0m "a" -amr source. and found their
advocacy - those IN The United state. Who
admired European 'J'ieu'' and were d'''fas'
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