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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-19
SAINT PAUL. FRIDAY. MAY 10. 1865.

that he is reading your thoughts like an
open book. he possesses much OF the re-
fined ease and elegance of gentleman
with the penetration and firmness of SOL
der. He conversed freely.
A remark was made on the hopelessness
of the South contending against the North
with her vast wealth aud unbounded re-
sources, both in men and means. While
this war has depopulated and devastated
the South the North was never 80 flourish
ing, nor never had so large population.
"True enough: yet we did not fail so
much from the want of men and means as
from mismanagement. Had we your gov
ernment, sir, the result might be quite diff
ferent." He thinks the mass of the pe0-
pie will quietly return to their homes and
conform to the new state pof things. He
was bitter on the murder of President Lin
coin. :" Lincoln, SIR, he said, 'twas good
man and conservative man. His death
placed in power q man of radical princi-
ples-a Southern. n1sn-a man, / fear OF
strong private prejudices, who will not try
to heal up the wounds of the nation. The
scoundrel Booth was hot-brained man,
Iull VI KIM OI Tragic uesiro VI TtdI.
ity. He was no friend to the South. If
at any time such an act could ,compicate
the federal government it is not now.
Even should the Presidents 3 death help our
cause for season, it would be sure to
bring curse upon it, for never did a
cause flourish by assassination. All good
men and true soldiers deprecate the assas-
sin.5 Ihope he may be taken alive, in Or
der to come at his accomplices." .a& ..a
General Johnston spoke ID very flatter-
ing terms of General Sherman's military
abilities; but was very bitter on jeff Da-
Wis, in fact sttributing the whole failure to
his bungling administration. 5''o' ..>ar @ E
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Discharged Regiments 70 be sent to
their Respective States 10 be EMus.
tered Out. al M ba.zClla ea ta. Ef1o.

Special Dispatch To- the Chicago Tribune. yqo-
+ WASHINGTON, May 10.-An order issued by
the War Department to-day directs command-
ing Generals of armies and departments imheI
diately upon the, reception of this, order, Ito
muster out and discharge all volunteer soldiers
expire previous to October LIST, 1866. The
Paynaster General Is ordeerd to arrangefor the
immediate payment of the men discharged. the
payment to be made in the. armies or depart
ments in which the men may be serving at the
date of muster out. ALI cavalry remaining h
the service after the discharges have been made
will Immediately be consolidated into complete
maximum regimental organizations as follows.
CThe Army and Department Commanders will
select and designate organizations to be c0nsO.,
lidated. Organizations from the same State
will be consolidated with each other" Aifsu-
pernumary and non commissioned officers will
be mustered out at the date the consol lidation of
their respective commands is made. Comfnis-
stoned and non-commissioned officers to be
retained, not exceeding the legal number, will
be selected by the Army aud Department
Commanders Horses and other public pro-
pefty, rendered surplus BY the reduction in
forces, will be turned over to and cared for by
the proper officers of the Supply Department,
concerned.
1t has been decided to send regiments who
are to be disbanded TO the States in which thew
! were raised, and as far as practicable to their
immediate localities, where they will be mns.
tered out and paid off $50, - ~
An extraordinary instance of determined,
endurance has just occurred in the prison
Of Alcala, in Spane. a man named,
Puebla, condemned to death for murder, in
his dread of the garotte, determined to,
starve himself TO death. Ee resolutely
refused all food, and on the 18th day ex-
pired from exhaustion. @ 9sS e 80
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
A Proclamation by Gov. vance.

Il The Raleigh Standard Of the I'd gives
an account of Union meetings in many
prominent cities in that State, and an
nounces others. It also repudiates Gov
ernor Vance, and says let the people meet
together and commune freely, in the face
of the sun and in the eye of light. They
are now free. No bastiles frown and no
conscript officer stands, ready to hurry his
victim in handouts to the front We are
once more Americans all let u.s. rejoice
that this is so, and let us take the 'neces-s,
lsary step to recognize our Government, to
restore the broken ligaments Of social
order, and move forward once more in that
career of prosperity and glory in which we
were so rudely and ruinously interrupted
by the recent civil war. ,76ds 9j sa. .afo.
g, The following is published in the Raleigh
papers of the Sd inst.
p. r STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
y st2 EXECUTIVE DEpARTMENr,5 5lilS S-J.p.
b. GREENsBOROUGH, April %, 1866. D III
Whereds, BY the recent surrender of the prin
cipal armies Of the Confederate States, further
resistance to the forces of the United States has
become vain and would result in a useless waste
of blood and, a''t =, -te.!" .a.ty "a Iis03
q, Whereas. All the natural disorders attendant
uPou tuC 0ISUduulIS VI large armies are upon
us, and lthe country is filed with numerous
bands OF citizens and soldiers disposed to do
violence to persons and property. -. ...l- -
Now, therefore. /. Izoulon D. Vance, Gov
ernor OF the State of North Carolina, In the
sincere hope of averting some of the many
evils which threaten us, do issue this, my
proclamation, commanding all such persons to
abstain from any and all acts of lawlessness
to avoid assembling together in crowds in ali
towns and cities, or doing anything whatsoever
calculated to cause excitement, and earnestly
appealing to all good citizens who are now OF
home. to remain there, and to all soldiers Of
this State, TO return quietly to their homes
and exert themselves in preserving order.
should 1t become necessary for the protection
OF citizens. als0 appeal to the good and true
soldiers OF North Carolina, whether they have
been surrendered or otherwise, to unite them
selves together in sufficient numbers, in the
various counties of the State, under the super-
intendence Of the civil magistrates thereof. to
elect or stay any bodies of lawless or unprin.
cipled men who may be committing depfeda.
lions upon the persons or property of peace.
able citizens, assuring them that It will BE no
violation of the parole to do so; and would
assure my fellow citizens, generally, that un.
der God will do all that may be in nv power
to settle the Government of the State TO; re-
store the civil authority in her borders, and to
further the great ends Oflpeace, domestic tran
guilty, and the general welfare of the people,
Without their aid am powerless to do any.
thing. fa ? os .go-3-7 ,TfG&''I. yTh';l.
b NJ. McpHEroRs, ''2zaS
p lf.5 ~ .i-i!.l1tg' Private Secretary I'll
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TOE PRrNTrNG

every description, executed on Steam Presses'in
no aesi style, and at reasonable prices.
Empire Building, no Main street.
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the EssentiAI Principles cof Our GOV
ernment.


From his Inaugural Address Of March 4, 1901
About 10 enter fellow citizens the exercise Of
duties which comprehend every thing dear and val.
uable to you, 1t is proper you should underslan
what deem the ESSENTIAL principles Of our Govern-
menu consequently thpse wQich ought TO shape
its Asministraton. IN ~ eonpresA the N within the
narrowest compass they wilt near-statng the gene-
raj principe, hut not all its limitations E1us and
exact justice to AL men OF whatever state persua-
SION, tel gous political; peace, commerce, and
honest friendship with all nsuons entsngiIg allan.
Ges wit" none; the support Of the State GOveInme
in all their rights, the most com pstent admins
trat for our domestic concerns, and the st
bnwark against anti Republican tendencies; the pre-
servation OF the General Government In its whole
constitutional yig1r, As the sheelanehor OF our peace
at home, and safety abroad; ealNne' care Of the
right OF ELECTION by the people, mild and sale
reotiye Of aDuses which are loppen BY the sword Of
revolution, where peateable RENE lies unp ovid
ed absolute aeqniescenee in the, decision Of maior
ty, the vital principle Of Republics, from ch IL
appeal ut TO orce, the vital principle OF deEpotisms
= well-dlsc lined mil ta, our hest reliance In peace
and iot the first moments in war, until regulars can
relieve tn mi the supremacy Of the civil over the
military authority; economy in the public expens ,
that Ia or may be lightly burden, d. The honest pay
ment OF our debts, and sacred preservation Of the
public iath; encouragement OF agriculture, and Of
commerce. "a ts hand -mad the dnusion Of nfor.
of public reason; freedom ofrelqon, ON Of the
press, anJ freedom of person, upder the protect0n
Of tho habea corpns; and trai hy iuries nipar ily
selected. These principles form The bright constella
ton Wnich has gone beiJre and guided seps
through age OF revoluHon and reformation, The
wisdom OF our eages, and the blood of our heroes
have been devOteu to their atalnms Mt They should
be the creed Of our political th, the text OF civic
instruction, the touchstone by which to the sery
ces OF those we trust; and should we wander { ON
them IN moments or ahTm, let rs hasten to
retrRce steps, and 10 REGAIN the road which a..
lone leads to peace, liberty, and safety.
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MUSIC STORE.

fINHE attention OF musicians and all lovers OF music
Il Is called 10 eur splendid assortment o. Nus cal
Instruments OF the most approx d manufacturers.
We nave constantly on mnd u fine stock VI Niollus
Flutes Guilais Uuncertinos, and AcCordeons OF every
variety OF qtiaity and pr,ee. ...l
Being also agents ior Ernest Gables Gels htotcd
Piano hortts, nfe aide TO furnish the pubic with
these hne Instruments which mn be tavofaby com
pared Nita THIS best now manufactured
our meiiitlcs such to enable US TO urnsh the
above a., 10, Innsc hooks, ,sbee music aud a kinds
OF musa merchandise, al prices and terms that eau
not h.lio prove satisfactory 10 purchasers.
CH. }. a a. FISHER III Main street,
a2a IH.'. 30 Between THIRD and ourth
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oA,Lv RmPr,,E.

Psr wrsF, payable to oarriersl aV
4, mail per annum IN advance, ~
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Sktrts.
HOOP SKIRT S ! !

Hoop Skirt Factory.
rTHhc undersigned have established Hoop Skirt
IL Factory ut No. 2l6 Filth Htrees, near the Oceola
Mill. All kinds-New York and Paris Style skirts
rep1ired neatly and warranted for SIX months.
iOorses and Bustles constantly on hand. ladies re
member the place No 276, Filth street, Dayton.
iune2s-U ). BERSTE1N n BRO.
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fRustr
STRING MUSIC.

~ = = VI = ~ III - ~ ~
I AM prepared 90 utnlsh String Music fer balls
p rtitsliSg. at the lowest possible rates, havng
,layed with Prof Fairchild during the lnSt rtT
ieei cOnudnt that eau eatisty all hs OH custom
ers. / am a member Of the hegmentAl hand, asd
can surmsh any number OF pieces inr sHipg Lana.
All orders len with charles Iheobaid, corntt Ihld
and Jefferson streets, under huston Hail, vii be
promptly attended to-
de i2dsm -f lANIEL u. EAREE.
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Excessive bail shall rot be required, norexcesa'
ine- imposed nor crttei ADD u punshfn sn
iotlicted.
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In suits at common law, where the value in con
trOyersy shall exceed twenty dollars tho right OF ti
al by jury shall be preserved, and no TACT tried by
Jury snail be otherwise re-eXaminei in any court q
the United states, than according to the rulos Of tn
common law.
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Great improvements
IN .a.H
SEWING MACHINES
Il M p / II Il
SHUTTLE MACHINE /!
PATENTED IEBRUARY "A, 1860
,sroom, $50, Broadway, New York


salesroom, $50, Broadway, New York
UNAIS Machine Is con tructed on an ent ly new
A rnneg le Of hochan 60, pos ,ess ng many rare
by th' most pfoouud experiH and pronounced tn be-
slMPLlG Ti an PERFkoTloS COMBINED.
ganst Sewing Machines;
/ Xaessis se labor TO the operate. frH.
2 liRbty to get out OF or er.
8. Expenle, trouble, and los 3 ~ time repairing
g. Inca acty 10 sew every description OF material
o. pisagrseable noise VIII lelnoperatob.
all these ol ieetiOns ia
Il ns 9Gs "a makes
ther RIP nor RANEL, and alike ON 10th sides; per
forms the most perfect sewing every description
mstena FROM Leather to the finest ERnsooS Mus
lin, with cotton, linen or silk thread, from the low
est TO the highest number.
Having neither CAM nor COG-wHEEn, and tile
is emphatically
oIsELnss AOHINEl
It requires FIFTY PER CENT less power to drive
II tHan any other Machine IN market girl oftweyc
years o age can work 1t steadily without htigoe, or
Us strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY Of
construction rem er almost Impossible to get out pf
order and is guaranteed by the company to give
entlre satisfaction,
Werespectluly invite all those who may desire 10
exnnine this UNRiyALED MACHINE But IN a
more especial manner do We solicit he patronage Of
Merchant Tailors Dress Makers,
CoHcn mAkerSs u rset Makers,
T0op.skrt hanuhctbr's cater. E1tters,
Shirt and Bosom Make Shoe Binders,
VEST AND PAkTALoON MAKERS
Ds. Religious and Charitable Institutions will be
beraily dealt with,
PRICE OF MACHINES, COMPLETE.
No. I, Family Machine, with Hemmsr completg, $50
Mo-, small Manufacturing, with Extension Table, 10
No. 3, Lar s5
No. a, Large, for Leather, 100
CABINETS IN EVERY VARIETY.
NJ r.. Ga.
Canada, Cuba, Me leo, Central aud south America,
where Agencies are not already established 10 sbo m
liberal discount Will be gwen, but we make no con
hignments
Orders may be sent through tho American AdIer.
tsing Agency 3ss broadway, New York,
T. MeARTHUR Co.,
Jan7d&wu 636 BrOadwsy, New York.
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The nIll of Rlrhts.
THE Lost Inheritance Of the American People
ARTICLE

ARrICLEI
Congress shall make no las respecting an estab
lishment Of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise
thereof abridgng the freedom Of speech or OF the
press the ught Uf the people pea eAby to assa M.
BILE, and 10 petition Che GovoTnnsnt for rsdress OF
ARTICLEu.
well regulated Militia, beng necessary to the Sc.
curty Free state, the rglt Of the people TO keep
snd bear arms shall not be nrnged.-
ARTICLE III.
No soldier shall in time Of peace be quariered n
any house without the consent Of the owner nor in
time Of war but in manner 10 pre- -cribed by law
ARTICLE IV.
The right Of the people he secure m their per-
sons, no ses, papers and odects, aganst unreason-
able eaechos and sizres, shall not be violated and
no waiianf sha1ss'ls bnt upon profitable cause, sup
ported by oats or affirmation and Particularly de-
cdbng the place to be searched, and the persons or
tnlng' 90 be seiEed. ,r,,,,,
No person shall he held TO answer for capital or
otherwise Infamous rrime Unless present nent
Of Grand sufy, except IN cases arising IA the Land
wee IN tune of war, public dsngsr nor shall any
person b eubeet for the same offence to be twice
put IN jeopardy of life or limb; shall be compel.
led In any criminal ease be witness against him.
self, he do rived oi life, liberty, or prone ty
without due process Of lrS nor snail ivate proper.
ty be taken for public without Just co npensaton
ARTICLE vi.
In AL cnmusl pr Jsecuons, the accused shall en-.
Joy the right to sreeuy aud public trial by Inn
partial iury Of the sta,e and District wherein the
crim' shall have been eommuted, which district
shall have been pre- ylously ascernIned by law and
sAtion; e. be confronted with the witnesses against
HIM to have compulsory process for obtaining wit.
nAss res IN hi stVor, end to haye She asssiapees OF
counsel for his deknee1 " NN.l ~
| ARTICLE VII.
In suits at common law, where thR value in con
trOyersy shall exceed twenty dollars, tho right OF tt
al by jury shall be preserved, and no TACT tried by
jury snail be otherwise re-eXaminet in any court o
The United states, than according to the rules Of the
common law.
| ARTI LIE VIII
Excessive bail sh ll rot Oe required nor excessive
ipe- imposed, nor crtiei ADD l. punishm snt,
| iotllcte
ARTICLE TX.
| The enumeration tho Constitution Of certair
rights, shall not be construed 70 deny OF dsparagr
otners retained by the people, ID Ett Jd
! ARTICLE X.
| The powers not delegated TO the United States h,
the oDsttuon, prohibited by II to the States
reserved to Ihe states respectively to the people
The ElsaentIAI PrlheIpIes of Our Gov.
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EMPLOYMENT.

hyN A MONTH-Agents wanted 10 sell seavins
OIO Machines. We will givsR coamission on Al
Inachines sold, or employ agents who will work for
tle absye wages and all expenses paid. Address,
-. h. HERRINTON8 8 o.,
noV20-1md Detrat, Michigan,
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CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Year 1850,

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And under the control Of two OF the most Eminent
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nR. e. BONkPAkrE, from london and Paris
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whore Dermanent cure OF Pnyate Diseases can be
obtained, without me use OF mercury or change Of
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turnal Emissions stopped IN 60 days. Seminal
WeaJ1nes cured in to wesksi syphilis IN ihs prima-
ry stages cured in days; seo ndary sEmptoms in
70 weeks; Skin Diseases cured IN 70 weeks; i'm
potency vigor restored IN to weeks All diseases
OF private nature treated with unparalleled sueeesa
male or female.
Private Guido to Health, ~ beneficial TO all, male and
female, old aud young, should read this book twill
enghten those who grope 10 darkness Price 20
enGs, sent by mail,
perfectly SALE and fails TO 90 satisfaction tits
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Price Of the French Patent Male safe, 81 the single
enc, 81 per half dozen, 81 per dozen sent by mail
Sis- daiAme LOzIER's Femaie Monthly Pills is
safe and reliable remedy for suppressOns and all 10.
male diseases Ladies' should not use them during
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
GOOD Prospects for Crops...Opening
fTfade...Sympath thy with Juarex,

San FRANCIsoo, May 3O.-The prospects OF
crops continue good. Jobbing trade With the
Interior and Washoe y brisker.
The charter Of the bark Brontes has been
revoked, and the Mexican emigration scheme
" at an end for the present Williams and
other leaders Of the expedition have been held
70 answer before the United States Grand Jurv
fer attempted violation of the neutrality laWs
Inc Panama pirate case has been closed.
Next Friday Is set apart for counsel to sum M
for the defence. ~
A meeting was held in this city, last evening.
70 encourage the opening of trade with eaifi
Lake, via Colorado River. From the head Of
navigation good wagon road is to be Opened
this year to Mound City.
SIXTY thousand acres of land are soon In IA
advertised for sale by the Central Pacific RAN
road Company. These lands lie along the 1srst
thirty miles Of the road. Settlers in posaession
WI have the frst privilege of purchase.
!. BAN FRAHCwco, May 81 The Overland mai,
Is arriving regularly, making through trins
from New York in twenty.six DAYS.
A public meeting of sympathy with Juarex
and the Liberals of Mexico, in their eff,,rts to
eustain the Republic of Mexico. IA called for
subject. e>''' Wv s''e
The community win sustain tha autho,,t,.a
10 Their Efforts ~ maintain neutralitv "a ionr
asshas = the policy Of the Government.
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ble Returning from Appomattex Courthouse
to City. Point he had under his escort three
rebel general officers, among whom was Gen.
Gordon, the great fighting man of the rebel
army, man OF desperate courage and deep re-
llgious feeling. Gordon gave q description of
the retreat of Lees army, which was of the
most thrilling Interest They passed over the
ground near the High Bridge over the Appo-
mattox, the theatre of the most terrific hand
to hand cavalry combat of the war. In that
fight General Read, of Wisconsin, was killed
in a hand TO hand fight with the rebel General
Deering, who was himself MORALLY wounded.
Col WashbCrn of the 4,h Massachusetts cav.
airy was MORALLY wounded, fighting against q
force outnumber his eight to one. Shot
Through his face, fclied from his horse by a
ghastiy sabre cut across his head, the barbar-
Gus zoe gathered round him, robbed him of his
Maleh ana his money, and even pulled off his
noots The rebel General Rosser, West
rolnter, such wretch and barbarian as could
I'ly ne VomlFed forth by slave-holdug re-
,pslilon, robbed him of his sword In the me.
zee the scabbard had been lost. and that chiyoI
Gus feoel General demanded of his bleeding
ntctin 10 Know where it was. Notwithstand-
i ilis Is mortal wounds, the pride of the GAL
bao, "saIs "a MS noble young friend had not
mouth he Indignantly responded to the ruffian
JhIherai, - You brutal scoundrel you have
IopDed me of ALL" That young officer whose
proves and daring had challenged the admit
latioh ci both armies lived long enough to
Teacn ms home among the green hills of New
Engtanq, Dying in twelve hours thereafter.
ar. WashoNrne then gave an account of his
WISH 10 Richmond and of what he learned
there OF the lasthours' of the rebel govern.
ment jeff. Davis had persisted in the belief
against light and knowledge, that Richmond
could be hed. He left his house suddenly and
intact. The visit to Libby Prison, Castle
Thunder aud Belle Isle were described, as wen
as the appearance Of Richmond, which was the
abomination OF desolation. Leaving Rich
mond he did not heSr of the ASSASSINATION of
the President Till he reached City Point. Satur.s
day night, April 10th. Hnrrying to Washing
ton, he participated in the funeral ceremonies
Of the President, and followed his hearse to
the tomb, and saw deposited all that
was mortal of him who was at once President
father and friend. The State of Illinois had
t4ll4red her own, and tho wild winds of the
pfairies would forever sing the requiem OF
Abraham Lincoln. ,. ,. .-i.-. 3'
! MIR. Wash burne closed his address with q
glowing tribute TO the army and TO the patri-
otto people Of the land. The country had
been saved by the great love for our govern
ment and the force Of dn enlightened and pat
iiotlc public opinion. It was the win Of the
people! Pointing TO that hewould say, in the
language OF enc Of QUE most gifted soldiers
and statesmen: There stands the NATIONAL
WILL, unmoved, in monumental rtp3se, Civ
ing his quiet command for The great empire of
Liberty, FORWARD" yn. ..