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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-16
MATRIMONIAL.

/ AIDES AND GENTLEMEN 81
~ you wish to mary, you can do 30 by address
ing noe. will send you without money and with
out price, valuable information, that will enable You
to marry happily and speedily irrespective of age,
wealth or beauty. This inform alton will cost Won
nothing, and # You wish to marry will chez fully
assist you. al letters strictly confidential The de-
sired information sent by return mail, and ns re-
ward asked Please inclose postage, or stamped
envelope addressed to yourself Address
SARAH Il. LAMBERT.
myl9 d&w3m, spn Greenp0int Kings Co. NY.
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~ FR 1Ui Apples, y bbl., 5000; Dried, .
ries, y bu., -. Raisins, s6.ooa7 y bex: half
boxes, 1926. Prunes, &C. Currapta 00c.
Almonds, H. s. SOC, S. s. 4Oc
GLASS-sx10. y box 1926; 10x12, $3.50; 1Oxl4
!RON-Common Bar, 12c; Horse Shoe, 1s1<a
l4Hc; Barrel and Hoop 19@l5c.
LEAD-Pig, -; Bar, 15c y b.
L!ME-COrdova, Port Byron and LIE Claire. 40 40
Dbl Grand Rapids Calcined Plaster, S4 So
LIQUORS-Cemmon Rectifed, . gal. Al. 65a2. 90.
M0nongahela, So. 25@6OO Old Bourbon. az. 2oIa8.
:. MOLASSES-Sugar House, s5c@$1. 90; Golden
NAILS--10s, y keg $3.50
O!LS-Carbon, by bbl, soc; Whale, LIS.
Neats61s HS g. %: Lard, s.; %; Linseed, SSoe.
POMDER-Per keg, $12.25.
RICE-13@14c y h.
SALTS bbl., 49, 75@400.
SHOT-$3.50 y bag; buck, So TO-
sOAf-pam, l2c; German, 1Oc; CASTLE, SOC,
SPlCES-Cloves, Coo; Pepper, 40c; Alkspdca sse
NTmegs SLIGO; Mace, 81 Is; Cassia, ST. IL.
SUGARS-N. o. common, 13c; Cuba com.
mon 70 air, l5c: crushed, 21c; powdered, 31c:
TEAS-.Imperial, ST. 2O@1 IS; Oolong, socas1 20.
Gunpowder, $1:0Oe15O; Souchong, 75c@S1. rs:
japan, uncolored $1.OO@1s5.
TOBACCO-Plug, 75c9$1 90; Natural Leaf A %
@Loo Fine Cut, soc9$l.25; Smoking, 4Oc.
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SrAMps.-We call attention of every
one to the advertisement Of Mr.. Wilson, U. 8.
Assessor, in regard to afixing stamps on re-
seiying express packages. Walk up, gentle
men. and stamp or be impressed. This b free
eornty-take your choice
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Milwaukee Markets.

MILWAUKEE, June IL, 1S6s-9nM
FLoUR-Firm and higher,
WHEAr-Unsettled Sales of No. 1 rsuri,~ In
ttore at 81. 19H; and do to arrive 81. 49,
OAT-Saes ct 46@4Sc In store
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"Fut not your trust I'm princess, but
you may place unbounded confidence in the SrEn-
LING virtues Of AMBRosh for identifying and pre-
serving the hair mg22-d&w1m
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AVOID OOUNTERFEITS.

HOSTETTER'S BITTERS share the common Fate
OF all things good-lmpostors initiate.
OF these beware dtcreetly use Jour eyes
From honest houses purchase your supplies.
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THE WHOLESALE mARKErs.

ST. PAUL, Wednesday, June IL, 1866
ALCOHOL 1896 90 . gallon.
CANDLES-Mould, 1s@20c Q b.; Star, s7e:
Adamantne, Soc; Sperm, 66a7Oc.
COfpEE-Fair Rio, y H., ac; prime, SC;
CHEEsEaReserve, . h., &c; Hamburg, sec;
country, 16@20c .-~'
FLOUR-Is quiet at the followino rotos.
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4 8tn|otrat
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
To EASTERN RRADRRs.-We were show

To EASTERN RRADKRs.-We were shown
letter yesterday from gentleman in the
East to friend in this city, in which the ques-
ton is gravely asked slave any assurance,
should visit st. Paul this season with my fam
lily, that we can get back without staging it for
formed that the river is nearly dried up" No
one even slightly acquainted with the stage OF
water in the upper Mississippi would ask such
q question. Last season was the dryest, and
we believe the River fell to the lowest stage
ever known since Minnesota was first settled
yet at no time during the entire serson from
the dis appearance of the ice in the spring un-
til its closing again in November, was tnere
any difficulty in arriving at or departing from
st. Paul by steamboat. Trne, from freSco'1 ="
this place, run of about, three hours, smaiier
Packets were used, but there never was ne
cessity for "staging" and below tnat poin'
large Packets made regular trips nearly 'ne GU
tire season. This year no difficulty mas
been experienced by the largest oi
na,ace nacke:s in reaching this port, ana we
NAV add very little fear is entertained OF any
dificnltv in their making regular trips during
40 en,;re season. We have good stage of
water. and parties wishing to Visit tnis place
from anv ouarter of the globe, may take our
word that they can not only arrive by steam
ho.t w;tbout delay or detention by low water,
INIT NAV also depart the same way at any time
S,,r;no the season. Those wishing to visit st.
Paul and the beautiful lakes and falls in its
vicinity should not listen to the bugbear stories
gotten up expressly to divert them to some
other resort for the summer months. Our
means of travel, our hotel accommodations,
and the refinements of social life are not one
whit behind those of other States, while in all
that tends to promote health. crafty the taste
for wild, magnificent scenery, and pleasant
life prolonging amusement in hunting, fishing,
driving, &C., we claim Minnesota is immeasur-
ably ahead of all other States.
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NNHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES. CLARKES
CELEBRATED Female PILLS,
Protected BY Royal Letters . s0S
Patent! (0W SR

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, Nd,
PAy1ctGn ErtraordinaSy 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine Is unfailinp in the eure
OF an tnose painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution Is subject II moderatee an
excess and removes all obstructions and speedy
is peculiarly suited. It will, in . short tiIne. hrno
on the monthly perioo with regularity.
Zach bottle-prics One Dollar-bears the Govern.
ment stamp OF Great Britain to prevent Commercial
CAUTION. ...1Asse Pulls should not BE- ~
% Females during the FIRST THREE NONTH6
regnaney. as Aey are sure to bring On Miseay-
uGge 11 at amp other time tAe1 are sajs.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Afections Ps,ns
In me BACK and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion.
paJpitation OF the Heart, Mysteries and White
tnese Piils VIII effect cure when all other means
az M,ea ana, although powerful remedy, they
90 NOT contain iron, caomel, antimony, or anvthue
hurtful 10 the constitution. W "A''
Full directions in the pamphlet around each rack
age which should be carefully preserved.
Sold by all Druggists.
n Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES.
No. "a C0rtlandt street New York
n. b:-$l.O0 and six postage stamps enclosed te
any anthorized Agent win insure bottle containino
s nn' " return mah. oct7-w7tnTly
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ATE OF MINNIeorA, SIooNp COLLECTION DnRIor,l
Asel3OR,s OrYICE ST. PAU. June 10 1866

NOTICE.-In pursuance Of Section
IN 10 of the Internal Revenue Act notice is
he eby given that the lists valuations and enumers
TORS made and taken under the Excise Tax Law of
the Emitted States within the Division numbered
four, comprising the county Of Ramsey r. towns of
West st Paul and Mendoza in Dakota county, and
the Military Reserve Of Fort Snelling in Hennepin
county, will be open for examination at my ONCE in
Macknhn's Block, on the TWENTY-FTRST DAY
OF JUNK and Immediately thereafter, until the
business il completed for the purpose Of heading an
peals that may be taken from any assessments or
uations by the Assistant Assessors of eaid Division
w. l.. WILSON.
tell-2td&w1t Assessor Second District MINI
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STRAYED OR sTOLEN-From m.

STRAYED OR STOLEN-From the
~ subscriber, on Wednesday, May alst ONE
BAY HORSE, with white spot In forehead. shot
switch tall coming four years old; ONE SORRKL
MARE, with white spot in forehead, short swtth
tall and cut In LETT fore foot and had on a bell
when she left home; and also ONE BAY YEAR
LING COLT, with white spot in forehead and white
near the fetlock on one hind leg.
Any person finding the same and returning them
to the subscriber, sending information by mail 60
that they can be found viii be literally rewarded.
WIN. PATTERSON.
je16-w4ts Young America, Carver CO. MINI
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je1e-w4t

61n REWARD. = Strayed from
OlU the residence of the subscriber in Waco.
MA, Carver County, Minnesota, May 4th, 1866
A Mare and a Yearling Mare Colt.
DrsCgPTros.-The mare Is dark sorrel uuite
SIR all has one white hind leg Is about six years ola
and Is with fos Has also white star in the fore.
head The colt is dark bay color, has white strinse
In the forehead and one white hind foot
Any person giving information that will lead to
the recovery Of the above described property viii
receive q reward Of ten dollars. J.HORST.
Waconia, Carver Co MINI Nay 81 1tdav1t
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HNRULED PAPERS-SuitabIe In.
~ Blank BookA Returns Vouchers, &e :.
hand and fogSale IN quantities to suit BY "
pIONKKR PRINTING 90
0DVn. Thisd 6,sn.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. DIS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. Dvs.
~ TR1CT COURT-SECOND JUDICIAL. ms
TRICT, COUNTY OF RAMSEY. Ito
james r. Pond ". Maria E. Carpenter and Wsr.
rem Carpenter and Aaron Chafin.
SUMMONS,
~. Revenue Stamp-50 Cents Cancelled
me state OF Minnesota: To the above named
defendants greeting:
1ou and each Of you are hereby summoned and
required TO answer the complaint of the plsintff
~ tne above entitled action, which lie fIed Ia the
once OF the Clerk Of this Court in The Court House.
AZ Ss faui, minnesota, and to serve copy of your
az tneir ONCE in the said city of saint Paul. In
tne ota1e Aforesaid, within twenty days after the
tervlce OF this summons ON you, exclusive Of the
81 complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiff Will apply to the Court for the relief de-
maLded In said comp aint
BRISBIN d WARNER
jelo-w7t Plaintiffs Atrys st Paul, MINI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-11
The UnIied stRIxEsenate Rnd the
Onto Democracy.

A democratic exchange suggcsis ME-
Vallandghom as the democratic candidate
for United State Senator this winter, for
tho complimentary vote Of the Legislature.
However gratifying this might be to Mr..
va friends here, he authorizes us to
say that ho does not desire his name
to be used by his friends tor that purpose,
aud expressly declines Having received
n large share Of the confidence and sup
port Of the Democratic party Of Ohio and
of other States, he is content, and designs,
for the present, to devotci'himsell chiefly
To his profession, the law.
And now, for oursolves@aud VIZ believe
wo speak the unanimous voice OF the
democracy hcrc..wc take the liberty, with
out meaning TO dictate to any one. ot sug-
gestipg Judge ALLEN G. TnunMAN, OF
Columbus, as one every way worthy OF this
mark of Conscience and approbahon, No
man in the State stands higher Tor char
acter ability and integrity, whether AS a
man, alawycr or u statesman, and none
more eminent for knowledge of, md firm,
uuraltc,ng devotion to tbesomd old prin-
ciples of the democratic party. a "Bonr-
bon" he may be in standing by them. but
he knows how also to defend them with nll
the energy and the progressive dash
"elaD" we believe, is now the military
phrascoi the elder Napoleon. The
unanimous vote of the Democratic mem
bers the Legislature could not, we think
be more worthily bestowed.
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sanitary

The so called SANITARY" arrangements
Of the last three or -four years have proved
to be the most stuprndous swlndlo ever
practiscd upon crcdulous and conidlng
people. Not satisfied with deliberately
cheating sick aud disabled soldiers in tho
field out the little comforts sent them 10y
the contributions of friends at home, fairs
and festivals have been held all over tho
country. ostcnsiJiy Tor the benefit OF tho
soldiers, but really to afford the thieving
host OF "loyal" patriots an opportunity to
steal. 1t will not be forgotten that about
two years ago, over ten tons OF sanitary
stores were stopped at some point north OF
here, (Toledo. we Think the same having
been forwarded to the army, and there de-
libcrately stolen and sent back for tho ben
eft of the thieves.
Tho greOt Chicago Fair. last summer
was reported to have "reaiaed"a u million
of dollars 1t is now declared to have
been "the most slupeudous swindlo ever
vet conceived" The La Gross Wis,
Democrat speaks of it in terms somewhat
more pointed and impolite than we "re ac
customcd to use, but il such swindle hat
been porpetrated. we can pardon much t.
the natural spirit Of Indignation whicl
such knavcry is calculated to arouse
Loss than three thousand dollars were lel
for soldiers, ni,er tho loyal gents had rolel
their lill aud pnrlica are qunrrclinR over this
The Abolition papers, the Chicago l'rlhnn
and journal, each received about fue thou
sand 1olats Tor their Influence And 90 al
tho contributions TO the poor soldiers wor
stolen from them by these loyal managers
Plow up the hard pan ot hell, cross-plow
nuk rake it with n fine tooth comb, and i
MI the depths OF eternal damual,on cannot b
found a bigger set of knaves, thieves aud rot
hrrs THAI have OF lnte years been iatiepin
on the public, the while prating OF the
IioTa.ty."
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Respectfully Decslnsd.

Wa acknowledge the receipt Of a proposi-
tlon irom the llnAnciAl agency Of tho RepuL-
lican government OF Mexico TO advertise lie
$50, ,000,O loan to the amount Of $50 TO DO
paid In a bopd Of tho Rspublic, Of that denom-
nation. Tho proposition is respectfully de-
chned, We cannot Afford TO run the risk Of
inducing some reader TO invest his surplus
funds in the scheme 40 glowingly described In
tho advertisement as "a sure thing --Rnd
which is doubtless sure thing to those who
handle the funds We are favorAbly disposed
to Republican government aud institutions In
Mexico, not such ~ they have been, but such
as they ought tn be- but should not be wiling
to hazard Gfy dollars upon their speedy re-
eetNh hiahmspt TO be frank, We should re-
gafdit "a better thing 10 invest $50 to pro-
mota the establishment of Republican gov.
eminent aud inatiIulionsin ihis oountry, than
70 10 80 far from home To dispense charity
ColuiabHs Ofisis, yaI ua. n.i
te8- We received QUE Of ths documents al
ludsd to above, but decline Il publication fos
the same reasons given by the Crisis.
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Tho Chicago TunneI.

The Chicago correspondent Of the Boston
Advertiser gives an interesting acoount OF
descent which be lately made iHto the tunnel
which is being made Lnder Lake Michigan
for lhs purpose ofsupplying the city Of Chica-
20 With good water. The excavation is about
thirty feet under The lake, and Il has attained
the length Of 4,l40 feet AZ every thousand
feet, aide chambers have been built In which
the mAsous work, II being found impossible
to nse the mortar made above ground, A
track extends the whole length Of tho tunnel,
and tho cars are run out by mules. The bots
tom Of the land shaft is about seventy five
feet below the surface Of the earth Tho
party 10 which the writer was attached filed
two cars, which, as soon as they were seatcd,
rushed with them into total darkness, relieved
only by n few dim, Pickering miner lamps A
shudder might we'll thrill each heart to think
that the great inland aea waa over their heads,
with Only about thirty feet Of soil baiwsen
them; though II was some relief to know that
there we're We inches Of arch brick between
each foot Of earth. Gas is still occasionally
met with, hut no serious accidents have hap
pened, Not long since the wotkmen heard
the paddles Of \ steamer passing overhead,
aud il caased much fright; bat now IL 10 a
common occurrence. The tunnel is to end
about two miles out in the lake, and II will
probably be completed by another year
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4 nIn,N Esob. IIls naplMsr.

One Of the meanesl robberies that wa have
heard of ior soAe Time ocearred IN this city
vrsterrlSy. Samuel watkins went TO Tho
houseloi hin mother, gbs rtsidea op kelinr
street, hatween Clay md shelby, and while
she ~hS opl he deliberately rolled out OF the
housoI a harr'l OF uoursu y hRrrel OF pota-
toes, which his mother, WHO II poor woman,
bad Just pgtchased othcer Ihonns Ryan
arrested Watkins and put him Ia the lookup.
The barrel OF flour wna found iH iheth $40
~ of n house on Shelby street, and tba barrel
OF pdAtoasAtR store, corner of Shelby and
Broa dwAy, tRhaesit bad been sold by Wat
kins - LotftSeiHe Democrat.
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New Jersey ELECTION.

We copy the following from the New
ark IN. J.) journal OF the 9Th inst, The
causes which led to the temporary defeat
Of the noble Democracy Of that gallant
State. arc briefly aud no doubttruly stated
by tho journal
"l'rom the imperfect, hut terribly convno-
ing returns of the election, we are compelled
20 announce that the "Loypl Loaguers" are
apparently triumphant evorywhore Wobay
"l.oyM LeRgusraP because We doJuot nitro
butte our defeat to the popularity OF ,be princi-
pies of the Rspubllcan party, but 10 he per-
ieot organization aud layish expenditure OF
the Lenguera .f.ff u.rt,
''Ws know that Republicans viii cluibi that
our refusal TO adopt the Constitutional Amend
ment was the occasion Of our defeat 10 lhi'
State--hut that this is untrue ,s clehrly proved
by thu fact, that ip New Yorb, where th,
party nccepled that Amendment, and WHORE
even the leaders and nomiBen4 Of tbn psrtl
ayowod Abolition asntiments, We nre evel
worae beaten than in New Jersey,
"Osr difficulty in Now Jersey arose from
distrabled councils, personal deloctlpp,. .Ap'
our liability 30 cops with the enemy IN ih
meanh necessary TO carry ON tho canvass, W.
do MOI consider that any principle, Ygs settle
, by the result Of t0e contest Tbe RepQbii
cans entirely ignored thu, question OF neRE
Suffrage, aud utterly repelled the idea that the
favored negro equality-whioh the Tfibun
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current News Items.

According to the New York Times, which
is understood 10 be the organ Of the Secretary
OF State, there have been no Cabinet Discus
sions over the Adams and Seward correspond
ence. Il states that va have informed the
English Government that we shall not press
the suggestion for M arbitration, nor Shnl'
We accent OF a Commission unless all Claims
nranst both Governments are pat before IT,
Tho President, through Mr. Seward, has
written n fAult-dndug letter to Governor
Perry, Of South Carolina, lccturlng that state
for not repudiatng its war debt aud not rnu-
f5ins the constitutional amendment abolish
ing slavery. This smackS good deal IKE
impudent diclauon
II sesms, from official sources, that the
county is still burdengd with the enormous
standing army OF 100000 men, in tune Of
profound peace Abou. one halt OF It 's east
OF the Mississippi.
IL ia stated that Norihernets are investing
largely in Vrg!ua lands
1t is said that the cholera is rapidly diSep'
pcarnc at tho quarantine near New York.
Captain Henry Wuz was bulchered yesIcr-
terdny, in Washington, IN pursuance OF The
order Of Lew WaIlnce's Commission We
had hnped tho President o the United States
would have spared the county the dlssaco ol
this bloody tragedy, which will always be a
stain upon II.
Senator Collamer, OF Vermont, died yesler.
dny nt hta residence III Woodstock in that
State. He wAs the oldest man IN the Senate,
and was one ot the most esteemed and useluI
members Although representing IN ultra
State. IA, WAS conservative aud moderate IN
his views ior II kspubteau.
Major Dixon, Paymastor in the Uu'teo
States Army, WAS killed yesterday IN pen r
sonal encounter with DR. Maddox, OF AlcNan-
dra Va, with whom he had personal d'ib'
Guilty
The rumor that tha Mexican Minister hec
asked ior his pnssports Is pronounced untrue
and put IA circulation 10y interested parties.
The perpetrators OF the $40, 00G American
Express robbery have been detected and lb'
money recovered
William johnson, ouly brother OF tn
President OF the United States, died recent.
ut Galveston, Texas, from the effects OF an ac
cdental guushot wound.
There are no new cases OF cholera in Ne'
York
The Florida Convention has declared th
ordinance ul secession in that State null au
void.
The ProvosI-marshars Buronu is closin
up uliairs preparatory TO lts Adjustment b
tho next Congress
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said vas the only issue involved in the cam
psgn, M
I'VE bs,eve the Leaguefa 10 have perpelra
ted great frauds throughout the STATE, bot
even this might have been prevented BY a
more thorough Organisation upon our part
In fact, wherever - hte locally organized,
uo have done splendly The mountain coun-
ties OF Sussex, Warren aud Hanterdon have
given good account OF themselves, but almost
everywhere clse we have failed 70 meet our
cxpcclation', Il " true that our vote ~
generally increased--but this ia only an evi'
I deuce that, with greater vigilance and bets
tor organization, We conld have prevented
tho frauds which have deteAlol us
"Tho State seems to have gone against US
by two thousand moiority. This noi only
elects Mr.. Ward hnt carries with IL the Legis'
laiure, aud all important Offices OF the Stale
This viii give the liopnblicans full swing, to
put their visionary theories into practical
operation, hore, as elsewhere throughout the
country 'rt. .. ...I..