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J. d. CURL, }. P.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Kits vs.. David n. Sanders.
APPEARING FROM THE

DAVIT Of the plaintiff this that the defendant
nonresident of this State 1t is therefore ordered that
notification be made for four successive weeks Brownow
Wing, notifying said defendant to appear at the next term Of
Circuit Court for Granger county at Rutled the 4
Monday December 1850 then and there to plead
or demur the suit demand Of the plaintiff the
will taken confessed proceeded with OK parte.
noyIj-it* THOMAS LATITN. Clerk.
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Benjamin Branson Admir- of Joel Dodson, deceased,
The Widow and Heirs of Joel Dodson, deceased.
~ nuIS EAI-SE LII is ORDEREn

v the court that publication be made for four successive
weeks Brownlows Wing. notifying the defendants Mary
Ann sometimes called Fraday, and the heirs OF
Samuel DUdson dec d. whose unknown John bod
SON and Abner Dc-on the heirs Of Ebert Dutson Decd
and the ClabOrn Nash whose names arc unknown,
but heirs of Joel Dodson dec d. ami reside out OF Ten
or to appear en- tho Monday o January next at the
court house Rutledge court to be- held for Granger
county, plead, answer dcmur t. the llaht petition
hearing part". . .,r.r,,,>- ~,
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These quotations for dated before the war, and o.
denominations Of IS and upwards, liable 10 fuctnstoHs
and cannot be relied for any Length or time. We viii buy.
sell, and elect exchange with banks individuals coHs.
SIGN. special quotations win he given whenever desired
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GREAT AUCTION SALE OF GOVERN
MENT GUNBOATS, STEAM TRANS
PORTS, BARGES, sc,

one Model Barge,
one Boat
,rrr l can De ,crn at Chattanooga Tanr. amy time
prior 10 day of sale .. ,.
M ., Ta received 10y purchaser on day 81 sale
Nv I.r of Brevet Colonel }. H. james Chief 9uartprna-
fer District of East Tennessee ,r M 49,, -, =,
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Attachment.
William $. Lexington V. Richard - JarnaS,n.

NIIlIn : UCIIugt0n kiclard :. JaFnaSn.
YEyHE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDANlr.
says the dcendauts indebted him and SO absconds
c0ncsa5 THAI ordinary process OF law cannot be
served having obtained original attachment against
the estate defendant made return able before W W.
Wallace usti.e the Peace for Anderson county, Tcnn
and the same having levied the defendants property
Il ord Justice that the defendant appear before
him = his ofcc in Clinton on the Sd day Of February,
l.jG or U H be- proceeded with partc. Il Is further
ordered that this notice published four successive weeks
navIg-4t. W. ". WALLACE, J.
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The Wirz Case.

rBEI ARAuONe FOR Ills ENECUTloN-sTREN-
UOJS EFFORTS or HIS COUNSEL To HAVE
MS SENTENrE COMMITTED.
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COUNTY COURT.

Granger County, Nereabe- Tom. 1865.
Petition sell land for pro distribution among the
Creditors
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laIll-
Farmers Bank OF North Carolina.
GreensboToUFh Mutual Insurance Company.
Merchants Bank, NeTbern
Miners and Planters Bans. ....-...--------
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CHANtERY COURT-Jaoksborough.

a. D. smith, Executor, &c, vs. SiIas "Vo"SoH an" jas
D. Campbell.
1T APPEARS FROM THE ALLEGA-
TIONS in The bill flied i'm this cause, that the defendant
James D. Campbell NONRESIDENT Of the State Of Tonnes
ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks BrowuIows Wing. notifying said defendant to ap
pear and defense said hill, before the fourth
MONDAY in December next before the ChRncrry Court Mt
,cL.l or fIC came will taken confessed and st for
hearing nNparts. r H. BhAIChth, = " VI
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01
A New Canada.

+ re e We are informed, upon what ve dsem
good authority, that the government 3 ~
Canada win soon succeed, By purchase. e. .,
the territorial right Of the Hudson BAY,
Company, and that the jurisdiction and
lseAlation Of Canada VIII be- sxteadea
over the Red River and, Saskatehsvspe
dktieta The English government susse9
Antses the stocks which Oanads shall Issue. c
Cor TIP purpose Of obtsining this immense Nsr S
western domain, and such a pressure IS, IS,
now brought to bear that no fears are en-
tefhined that the negotiations yin All, ;,
The fate Of the, East India Company Viii
n s be haEAsded BY the managers ofT the
Hudson Bay Company.aguoftgu og ors .aali1,
Ta So the political divisions Of Canada, at
no distant date, wiz b Canada East, Can. J,
ada Central (now upper Canads), and
Canada West-a new and third province
northwest OF Minnesotae. q 10 consolidate
these great divisions the railroad system
Of Canada must have close relations With
the lines Of Michigan, Wisconsin and Mn
aesota-fom Detroit, by way ofSt. Paul, Vi
to selkfk-and it will be very fortunate
for the American States on the Upper Mis-
sissippi, if the government at Washington
will also supply such liberal commercial
relations with British America It is our 3.
manifest interest that early and vigorous
measures for the colonization of the dis G
tricts beyond us. should be encouraged.
These measures are nov well organized,
and will rapidly be contaminated, unless {
the "dog in the manager" policy shall be
mistaken for statesmanship in Wash
ington. 500 g.aaa
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affection Of that concern is certain death.

affection Of that concern is certain death.
The Republican county ticket .is weak.
The onlyssanys tsong man On itis General
NARsHAIL, who was nominated for County
EI6oaspreea tub to the. whale TO draw
him sxag lGtQin the Gubernatorial track.
va aIiSs much mietaken in the character
and spirit 81 the man, if = DIS not re-
sent this mean trick in nlas. that viii
show that he is not to be lrifed with by
the peddling politicians OF his party. IT,,
however, he should consent (and we do rot
for moment suppose that he ai"lro
pocket this insult. and run against Boz
SMITH, we do not suppose that he stands a
ghost of a chance Of being elected. Nor
do those who engineered his nomination
to put him outof GnF1LLAN's way.
The other candidates are all weak
enough. PAssAyANr, canvassing for re-
election as Register OF Deeds, has been a
good officer and strong msu--when he
had weak opponent, but there are reas-
ons, not necessary to state now, which
make him weaker with his own party than
ever before. Besides, hiss opponent, Mr..
AANzzR, is personally popular, and emil
nentH qualified for the duties of Register
Of Deeds. PAssAvANr will go under this
time. ARMSTRONG is in every way better
suited for Clerk of the Court than HoUsH,
He has had many years experience asO Clerk
Of Csurt in Ohio, and posssssesthe personal
Accomplishments, which win commend
him to our voters as just Their tor that
Office. But the weakest man on the ticket
is HAxnGonD for Sheriff Col Rosssrson
has discharged the duties Of that Office -
the satisfaction Of everybody, and in faet
made the Office of Sheriff Of Ramsey
county, respectable The idea Of tsyingto
elect HA,n1oHD over him is nothing less
than ridiculous. ".sAoL8 {
- To sum up il . few words. the, whole
Republican ticket nominatedin this city
yesterday i, according to al safs poaitica
reasoning. sureof defeat At The November,
ae10Ct1OH.cfg -JcE h.@, ia ,tnW ISCo 4
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noeohe no preaching, they are ain 49,.
Aad Jes hiend Clark Of the scsene -~,w,sssy
nus quiet joke. He announces eyerv -
the head Of his local column. that The Co. on, ~
o. the Redeener-(Epis is located ~
second stree. between Neston ssd o.
Ave"ass. and that the, Methodist Cbnros :"
locsted on Ssooqa ssssH between Bscser and ~. =
assee ArssusiI ASt onlv nh,,oSo. .,s'.
and vigorous wfiter, bat Ahas I .b.-- s.r u.c
citation Of the ludicropss could on,, .pple-
the above rnonns Indulgence ~, . aaa 70
number Of the street Wieral thssa SWING the
located, ana ne number Of feet and ;neh arc
eass OF wess that they can Be found fro ru'o as
tain pine Or tamarack s,umps. II MIL; aom cer-
rally AID strangers teassly pass threuss %. we
crowded thorough ami r d;s. ulougn the
Loss OF time the soughs for loca,;ou '' Without
We saw but few white lad;.. .s =.
nos e1eeedng q .donn .-but those fsv w..
'oloonlng end beautiful enough to ,. 20" were
make up for lack of numbers On:aN ole IMAM
Der OF the German and French men Ss,. n sa,s
breed Chippewas for wives, and eu.r,.. A"..,
children are as thick on SUNNY aftara.SN
pigs in an Irishmans shanty. We assss u 3
stalwart Frenchman if halfbreed sor s..s
made as good wives as white women. when W.
replied: ,-.---.-'' "Aen ne
louie, Monsieur. ave ze half:breeo v;f.
myself! ley more as better zan white v;fe
She do all 70 work, cook ze food, plant ze eorr
and potatoe, steal all my woed, -brinp him On
ne back from forest, and make him ine 70,
cook re dinner and do no nofdn all N tim.
put my own 6sezs;ss! Quiz, Nonsieur. 4 nor,
have one half-breed Fan twenty white viysa. >,
| Z. We told the fellow that though his pa,leso
Pay might seem to him unaaswenhle, We xsr,
confident that the owners Of city lots cout,i,.
ing handsome, pine, birch and spruce treea
wouldn't be able to sisee it, nand qwoula much
prefer that he had the twenty white women.
l 49, .4ag4A .; - NOCCAepi0 Y
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* cf13A tsAsFs as -
Hoe. G1osnR I. OsRzzs, one Of tho
most distinguished constitutional lawyers
Of the country. has written a elaborate
opinion eossSsrning the tsxShdKty, by State
authority, of the property II tie new ma
tisaal Banks. he wss conssdiked BY the
Prssideat Of tie. Nstropolitsn Bank Of
New York, aadl his counsel under such
s;.osnsta X. 4 % y fs ss f sa party
Mr. Ounzs ooneindes, 40 the result Of a
careful e1smiaasion Of che subject, that the
national banks are mot, as corporations,
taxable by State authority, and also con-
oedes that stocks of the United stases arc
not subject to taxation by the State. But
he shows, by lucid and cegent reasoning,
that although the corporations are not
taxable by the States, the property of
citizens ID their shares is subject to the
same liabilities as the general mass of per-
soQa property; and also that the income
OK dividends from such shares can be tax
ed by the States in which they are owned.
Shares in the stock OF national bank are
the property Of the holder, subject, like
other property to regulation by State
Laws. This property creates No relation
between the holder and the general gov
arnMent 1-.-'~
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80 & d-f- fea ~ E1s8ish- $50 Nss
900 sGs53
-1.H Hfs go .Ges1 .,' e.rszsee ssE
so ssY 94.s Els Ero- 5-s1b sts zxrvs.il
-sE ba6 .o.Ensio - ssta ,s9srsa sa.sag
&, .ash at.v rgh-nizf s0Oced sAfssa -
~ =. tOS kssccas ~. II s-r,s e s.vs,
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THs Office of the Provost Marshal fox
the First District Of this State has been
closed, and the records turned Over to
Capt KEITH Of the Second District. II is
expected that the Office Of the Second
District win be finally closed On The 21st
Of September next I1 es5- go .
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r,., Bemoeratic Convention and
Platform.

The State Central Committee announce
ma. the Democratic Convention for the
ao,;pst;on O. State officers will re-assem-
Me on the 9Th dsy OF September, and
sm,vest TO the County Committees of such
no,ot;ss as are not already represented in
zhe Convention, the propiety Of inviting
al, citizens who embrace the principles
embodied in the platform, to unite in
sending delegates 70 the adjourned meet
IN, We truss this suggestion win
ne sdoyted, sndthat every county in the
State VII send Q fan delegation. The
,,sram adopted ELECTS the unqualified ap-
psosstion OF every true Democrat, and
AMY q tie principles, those which antas-
Ouiss wkA NE radical programme, meet
the views o. the best GLASS Of Republicans.
Who are sscs and tired Of the unoeasing,'
Asvsr-enAine aaaisty for the welfare o.
tho negro, "a begin to think It is time I.
for connecting to BE- ssid and done Ter The
wA;ss man. This clsss should have .
voice in the nomination of candidates for
Stase officers. II the Rspsblioan Copyen-
ssa shall sdops the negro easaitY Rsin,
ciple, with Aasits legitimate results, thou
sa.as Of persons who have not voted the.
Dsaoeraec dcket for sevetA years, VIII
a.iss With re Democracy 8 The aszt slsc.
ssozi debating theuserephihsta If thsg
shan dodge this live issue in ntAeir plat
form, tbeirt nSt,ss for so doing wtns y
sOo.esidens T. dessise anybeay -. -
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state Agricultural Fair.

The State Board Of Agriculture has de-
cided TO hold State Fair at Minneapolis
during the last week Of September, the
grounds used being those purchased for
the County Fair HoRAcE GREELEY has
promised to be present and deliver an adj
dress. A mile race course has been pro-
vided and worked up in excellent style,
and previous 70 the assembling of the Fair
dining hall capable Of accommodating two
thousand people will be erected. We hope
the farmers in all parts Of the State will
contribute liberrally to the exhibition, that
il may be made g creditable affair.
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ToNAroEs.-Thisveg vegetable which within
the memory of very many people now liv-
ing was entirely ignored IS an article of
Diet has been pronounced by the most
eminent physioians the healthiest and
most wholesome article now used as food.
IL possesses great efficacy in disorders Of
the liver, stimulating that organ and car
lying away the morbid sscret;ons In
cases Of dyspepsia it has been found most
valuable frequently proving complete
remedy. 1901 & = a19g- s.aE.a -lrs
At this season Of the year tomatoes
should be used plentifully, as they have
BEEN found TO act with remarkable uni
forsaity in preventing the numerous COM
plants incident 20 this portion of the year.
We would recommend to families the
propristy Of Gaming the vegetable for use
during the winter and spring, during
which seasons it viii be found most pal.
stable a. an article of food.
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III H. 5z.zzs11s sac al1l5a esL < 5lsg2as
:. q si.6 sdg esyT sgc81oszsls5 81 asoJ
.'oz5sc.5T bzs zE1s-ecso AZ - al-o-a3 "a
tcs ~ Cd - 81 r so {snlSg.s5 sfs .sls
L4s e. ~ c,sse
e. re. rsst - ~ 20 .sS eAsE
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The Gtbernaserfal CONTEST in RAM.
~ ,-si ,1ss, sey3 County. .gl1i E'q955 ,

o. L H d "a. - ! 4 n
a' The election of delegates Friday to
the Ramsey county and District Conyen-
tons was vigorously contested by the
friends of Gen. MARSHALL and G. ID. GU
nILAN, Esq, and the result was a triumph
of the latter by about four to one. Mr..
GIIF1LLAN has carried the whole county,
with the exception, perhaps, of one small
precinct, and therefore win have its entire
support in the State Convention for the
Gubernatorial nomination This result is
to be attributed to his great personal pop
ularity with the Republican masses, and
to the fact that his opponent'was support
ed by the notorious Press clique, which
is stencil in the nostrils of every
decent man in the party. It has
become proyerb that the influence of this
clique in favor of any aspirant, is sure to
seal his doom. The clique have been en-
gagged for month in the effort to defeat
Mr.. GuF11LAN, and the fruit of their la
bors may be seen by few figures: In the
First Ward there we're "a votes cast, of
which Mr.. GnF1MAN received 80; in the
Second Ward, ont of IS votes Mr.. G.. re-
ceived 69-snd SO on through all the
wards and country precincts 90 far. as
heard from. The. Press, as ARTKNus
WARD says of his wife BET.RY, needs g re-
organizing" Its dictatorial style is fast
alternating many who were formerly its
best friends 20 aass = aya.a oeit
The Republican Nominattons for
County Officers, &c. 1ls ss
The GIIE1LLAN wing of the Republican
party had a complete triumph in the
County Convention held In this city Sat-
urday. An entire delegation Of G1F1IIAn
men was appointed to the State Conven-
ton.
We thought some time ago that GnFn-
Lam stood no chance whatever for noni-
nation as Governor by the Republican
State Convention. General MARSHALL
appeared to be the frs, choice Of the
Republicans Of the State. But the
Press assailed GiIFuLAN, as the same sheet
did MORTON, and other men made popularity
its opposition, and thereby gave him the
support of Ramsey county. II the Press
will only fire another broadside at GnFn-
Ian with its glittering slunderbusses,
his nomination viii be certain. We
pity Gen. AARsHAIL, or any man aspiring
to popular support, that has the mis5or-
tune to be supported BY the Press, for the
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fe.C1s1c3 81 ~ .vlrtes ssen0sas1ff al-3s.5
.ss1sTe Ess&sf sssG niaoer 81 - aelaar1 *
-sEtni :szzsS as.5 Ess<. - aa Ass y 4.sf 81 s0s
- sslts s'Esrst .et-ras g snE I1s.fv
Toscgs 81 Gosss gTsgs BIZ
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The Gubern.seraaa Contest.
The contest between the friends of Oil.
Avzzn1, Col. MARSHALL and O. D. Gn-
FuLAN, Esq, is warm and interesting,
It is impossible to cay which win hsys IL
greatest strength " The Conysnsson butt It
seems quite csttaa1 ltnat ne'tner wan nave
3 majority q sne oesegsses 70 s.art witn.
ool. $500 Wlll nase 'ne lnnasnce q
sne f,ess Ialque' = .ro .0soAoy " '.e
o'a'e' Wnl0u, s. .Ap !: naS p.o'o@ ~ -
.o' - 'tN :. o., oe' ~.
Avh'IliA- nas ~ q ~ oo'ue .ooi-
dent OF the southern dlssrlct OF the state,
which hoo ravnr vat han ranroaortod IN
80
the gubernat0rlal chair, and also OF large
aeouaintanca and warm friends acou;red
uoa. E s IVua = s ua', ,n = ~
WV
comes up strong in his behalf, he viii stand
a ..oo5 49,. - - ~ ....-..:.,..;.. A.
e000 0 w. " " = suo llo.'AA".'on'
GHFHLAN is supported by several newspa-
pers. and ia cutie a fayor;te with the Ger
100 ~. s,s.a.s ss .. 800 M -
cially obnoxious, however, to the Press
clique, and every effort will be made to
defeat nun. but ne mas warm 7lls rlends IN
the Republican ranks, who are ready to
defend him when ssssiled. The Minneap-
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Nev York Politics.

q The New York radicals are terribly ex.
ercised over recent events. The displace-
ment Of Mr.. DRAPER in the Custom House
by Mr.. KING, and the appointment of Mr..
ODELI, a lifelong Democrat, to Alternative
Office were hard to swallow. But another
triumph OF conservatism, las rendered the
negrophilists almost frantic. The radicals
Of the State Committee wanted an early
convention, but were empowered, and
the day fixed was the Goth Of September,
while the Democratic Convention is on the
9th. GREELEY is very much enraged and
thinks he sees the finger Of THuRIow WEED
in the business. he says: - /.
That start-eight weeks 10 our six for the
canvass-must be worth to them from five TO
ten thousand votes. ~
Now for our differences: iP ~ -
we infer that one controlling mind liked
me DAY tor holding each of the State Conven'
2 We infer that this is the same that engi-
neered Seymourls election as Governor In 1862.
Q. we INFER that be proposes TO repeat the
process substantially in 1866
4. We infer that, Is he has "sold snort oe-
lore and been unsble to deliver, 1t may De 20 90
Ia this case
5. We infer that the Union party WI have 20
win this Fall, not BY means Of iD orkanizsaon,
but IN spite Of that same. And -. -
6. We infer that It should arouse at once and
60 IL. -. =
Those who are acquainted with the state
Of public sentiment in New York, cay the
State win 20 democratic this year b not !,
less than 5000 msjohty-snd II the
radicals attempt to run on negro equal.
ty platform, this majority win be swellsd 1
to more than fifty thousand. f.. ,','''
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DEATH OF DE- NnLR-The Homsr
Louisiana HAD announces the dssth Of
Or. EsunxziR kuIxH on the 91st Il July.
of Inflammation Of the stomach. d.. Hu1up
vss member Of Harmony Lodge +. 4 A.
n. Of Matches, and the brethren Of The.
Homer Lodge conferred upon the deceased
brother tho rites and ceremonies Of . H.,
sonic burial. Dr.. MINI was for ssvsfM
years q resident Of St. Paul. s4sozs sls
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