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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21
vEws OF OUR OWN STATE.

THE Hastings Independent contains copy y,
resolutions passed by the session OF Tue oni'eo
presbv,erians of the town OF "hton' "aseca
$500 minnesota, expelling William Bris-
80 f.or, church fellowship for becoming
Mason They are signed by order OF the ses-
.,,na J. Z. Black, Moderator, and read as
iVbcysos William, Brisbane o member of this
congregation, has been convicted before the
SESSIONS of the United Presbyterian Congrega-
ton of Wilton, Waseca County, Minnesota, Tor
the violation of the rules of the church, by uni
ting himself with secret oath bound society,
hmil,arly known as the society OF Free Ma
sons.
And nksreas. His continuing in his violation
of the rules OF the church and refusing TO listen
to the admonitions Of his brethreH. render it
pecesssry for the honor of Christ Jesus, for the
purity Of his rekgion for awarning to Others y.
and for his own benefit to inflict on him the
censure of thA Lords house. The Session dld
and hereby do in the name OF the Lord Jesus
Cky;st and as a court constituted IN his name
suspend and exclude the said William BRISBANE
from the privileges of the church, till he return
from the error Of his way, ana give suoSIantiN
proofs of unfeigned repentance.
This In Minnesota, in the year 1865! Let US
hear no more about the dark ages.
The St. Peter Tribune says the amount OF
lands sold during the month OF June was
1881 acres This includes all entered under
the homestead act, and with military bounty
land warrants.
Tup LIE Sueur Statesman says the corn crop
promises to be the best ever raised in that
county. A daughter of Henry Weymier, eleven
wears old, residing in Arlington township, Sib-
ley county. was killed by lightning on the ev-
enipg of the 4th of July.
THE Saint Cloud Democrat says Burbank u
Co. have Just started 200 teams for Fort Wads.
worth. On Last Sabbath, Mr.. 81. Stone, OF
Fort Abercrombie engaged in business at that
place, accidentally shot his father, who cannot
recover. The 1st u. 8. Volunteers-ex-rebs-
are to be mustered out Hole-in-the-Day has
lately experienced radical change, and pur'
pcses d, voting himself to the improvement Of
his tribe. He is taking daughter of st. Paul
70 DO educated. There was universalist con-
veution at Saint Cloud on Tuesday, at which
Rev. j. H. Ballou was ordained. Saint Cloud
merchants are driving brisk trade with the
Bed River people.
BKleADrxR GENERAL TOURTELLoTTE In
consequence of q severe fracture OF bis night
kneee' which compells him to walk upon
crutches, Brigadier General TourtellOtte, sew.
ernl weeks ago, rendered his resignation, and
IL WA accepted. The general. at last advices,
Wss at Louisville, KY, but expected TO go 70
Connecticut wh,re his father resides, ana
altor recovering from his ipjaiiea Will return
q Nankato He expects TO reach here some
time this fall-Mdak0tO Record.
af Garden (ItY
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The New York Nnes says the leading Ma
sons Of Massachusetts, arc about to invite their
most influential brethren at the South to visit
Ihem and partake OF their Inequalities, that
he remembrances of past strifes may be blot
ted ont and unisn commence where 1t should,
"A nunber of letters, drafts and other mail
matter were discovered drifting about the
streets of Rochester, New York. early on the
morning of The 18th inst, indicating that mall
nag on some train through the city had been
plu.Aered. No satisfactory explanation of the
a0Asr cou2d be furnished. The letters prin'
eapally bore Michigan and Minnesota post
marks. -----....
We see Il stated that Gen. Haleck, who
soss to Gan Francisco on the LIST Of August and
Who viii consequently part with his war horse
Moor, which has shared all tho dangers OF
var with him since its commencement, VIII
Sispese Of him at public sale, in Washington
.. the 21st inst, II not disposed o( privately
before that day. 81
Miss Sylvia Rowland, the richest lady IN
Now Bedford, died on Sunday morning, at the
ego Of 80. She was worth between ono and
two millions, and her income last year was
0lss 900. For many years che had been
member OF the firm Of Isaac Rowland, Jr., &
Co.
Among the prisoners of war released from
Rock Island barracks, the other day, was one
who went straight to the telegraph oaace and
sent dispatch, at cost of &5.ob, paid in I'D
vance, to JEFF. Davis, requesting him to remit
the amount due him for Is months service in
the rebel army.
-Abuer Niles, of the Eighth Vermont Regi-
ment, and belonging in Bakersfield, was killed
On Friday last while standing on the top Of
car which was passing ever Hammond bridge,
n Pittsford, Vermont His head struck the
bridge.
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INFORMATION Is WANTED AS
Il to The vhereaboats Of RECTOR HOLHRs.
no cane 70 Sc Paul In 1858 OF 1854 tom INV
New York BE Or some friend win confer q isyos
O Ne satsrAsned By addressing Aots to THOS.
PRATT, Port Angelica Clalam county, WAsAinxtoa
10sksE q 20 JOHN KINH, 81 Paul
JaH Il 1855 10 dlw&Wit
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THIRST DIVISION ST. PAUL AND
E PACIFIC RAILROAD, '-.-''- ~ -a
. LAND DIX. As1MENr MAIN AND bEAnOB LEr,i
- ST. PAUL, September Is, 1864.
G N O T T G e
TO Sc ,tEi,s ON R. R. LANDS.

All persons claiming lands at GoverDment rr,ce
who rezide in he Townships named below are here
by notified that the Company hae acquired the tex II
the Railroad Lands located In said fownsE1.s, ar
they are here required to make proof Ut their
and make payment therefor al once according "
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SThAYED-From the subscriber,
~ n me town Of Washington, Le Sueur county,
HOUR COLTS:-uNE BAY NARR three years
ed had On bell With . white strap lame In right
foee leg; ONS BAY MAKE YRARLIN0 COLT /;
ONE 1RON.GREY HORSE three years old, white
Ace: ONE SORREL MARE two yesrs old White
srips IN Tie i.se both hind legs white They vess
infrmston which WIN lad e the y.ovs,. - ~
Horses VII receive SO. Address the subes.ibar n
AMysburg. lie Sueu. county, Minneeota
PHILIP HENRY MRYER.
Washington, June II, lS65. jyJ Wv
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SHEEP PELTS AND CALF SKINS
~ WANTRD For viii RI the very highest Price
VIII be peiL H. ROC RS a CO.,
INV YolK LsAAR SrcRx, ST. PAU. MIN.
n Paul, June Is, 1866. 1S-dlt&w1m
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These notes are issued under date of July Is Is
and are payable three years from that date in
Iency, or are convertible st the optic Oh sns
holder into .Ga- r4 ..-r.,
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U. s. $40 SIX PER CENT.
coLD-5EARlNc BONDS,

These Bonds are now worth handsome pre-
MUM, aud are exempt a. are all the Government
Bonds, from State, Cousty and Municipal taxation
WHICH ADDS FROM ONE 10 THREE PER GENT. TO 1.IElI
VALUE according 70 the tate levied upon other prop
ery. The interest is payable semi-annualiy by cou
pons attached to each note, when may be cut of
and Q, Id to any bank or banker.
The interest At 5.30 per cent amounts to
One cent per day on a $50 Note.
Two cents /" &c 800 IS
Ten IS I" N $500 s.
go Is |" s. $1,000
81 . S5,UCO
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by authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, the
UNDERSIGNED the General Subscription Agent Tor the
sale Of United States Securities offers to the pnphe
the third series of Treasury Notes bearing seven
and three-tenths per cent interest per snnum,
known as the :" s4 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-29

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTI-
"A ded. TINT will attend at the times and
PLACES below stated. for the purpose OF hearing
ftnu. determining any appeals that may he
Maue nom the assessments of the several u.s.
sistant aYseSs0rs, under the Internal Revenue
LnaV, IN tho First Collection District OF West.
Virginia. The ISIS, yaluat tons and enumer-
ations made and taken by said assistant as
holding said appeals, for the inspection of all
persons who may desire to do So NJ
Will attend MS follows, viz: .srsEsl
At MomdSville, Marshall County, on Mon.
day, the 18th of June
At the Office of james c. Orr, Collector In
Wheeling, on Tuesday, the 9th.
day, the 18th.
At the office of Jabez II. Cochran, Hancock
County, on Thursday, the 9th
AT New Mnrtinsytlle, Wetzel Co., on We'd
~ Sist t Tyler County, on Thursday,
the Tth ofJuIy. ''
"All appeals must be in writing, and must
specify the particular cause, matter or thing
respecting which decision is required and
must state the ground or principal of error or
inequality complained Off
-- JOHN PARKINSON.
Assessor LIST Dist, West Va.
CAMERON, June il, 1865. dtjyl&Jy2t
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TRIAL TRIp. The fine low water
packet H1e'o State, built under the SUI
pervisinn Of Captain John Mcclure.
made n trial trip yesterday, which
proved entirely satisfactory to the own
sra md builders, The machinery work
sd smoothly, and tho speed of the bont
Is better than was expected. while. her
tiraft is only fifteen inches. The hull
vas built at the yard of Captain Andrew
,Wnaon, Is 100 feet in length; breadth of
beam so feet; depth of hold 1 feet, The
boilers and machineryare from tho we'll
known establishments of n. w. Phillips,
md fs m excellent Job. The cabin, Nv
:sl,!nIlsbuEy and Glasscocli, is very neat
sfittir, gotten up in good style, and
arranged With IN eye to convenience
md comfort The painting, by Mr..
Joseph Stewart, ia that of a superior
rcI<ntan. The NcO State is provided
with al the modern improvements, and
as low water packet will have no
ouperior. She Will leave for Cincinnati
the latter pRrtfo of tho week.
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EzorrED,-A large number of citizens
and soldtera gathered at the cornar- of
Msln and Quincy streets yesterday
evening, aud for short time consider
able excitement prevailed among the
crowd Causeyt- by the arrest of n soldier
By one os'tlec Police oHieers Some of
his friends interfered and the prisoner
vas released. The Provost guard was
chilled into requisition and two or three
soldiers arrested who claimed that they
Dad t1lson no part in the disturbances
and they were released.
4as solsieFs generally showed Il dis
Pcaisinu to he quiet end peaceful, but
expressed themselves as unwilling 10
aayh men arrested who had not been
guilty of any offence. We earnestly
hope that the remarkably good order
rnanlfestsd thus far.by the soldiers will
oe continued, and that they will not al
low my real or lima ginary injustice be-
tray them into any undue excitement,
u my OF them should be wrou1ed a
presentation OF the facts to the proper
authorities viii BIO sufficient to obtain
sedress tcr any wrongs that may he in
fiictnd - :
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8nnk:AEEIttna.
Z WEgT vIRGIN1AT
3UsIN ESS College
iATaWHEEL1NG. =
fiEirE1f3fl f}E
CONDUCTED ny - =
/. HITCHCOCK

TO- = F.- az. I ! y !.
at NO. 11s1S Main St, (HoTnbro ok'S Building,)
Open for Stndents Day and Evening,
TIHE PURPOSE OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL Is to instruct Sonng men land women
too in thetphnciples which govern the cor.
Accountantship and Its concomitants
BOOKKEEPING,
stripped OF It's absurd Verbiage and ancient
prolixity lIi1u6 intI1cacy, and adapted to fine
modern mode Of doing business, especially in
the . nttCd States, Is The leading subject OF at
tention. It's Laws, which are as exact, nn.
erT1ng and free trom exception as those OF ma
tu l ana com IEtsea IN very few words arc
conducted through n courseof practical Book
keeping, In numerous sets of books In great
terry OF the art, which 5bles him to appIy h
with facility to any kind OF business.
"A WRITING SCHOOL if
is open day and evening, attended by both
i9a es, sn9 where without enter
can be obtained in few weeks.
5't. ARITHMETIC,
and itsap application to all manner OF
coUNTING-HOUSECA CALCULATION
receive the attention their primary import
ance demands The student will be made ac-
qualnted with several modes Of calculation
1s IN n, goo s tending greatly to the alb
There is open to the student also n course of
BUSINESS SCIENCE,
comprising Political Economy, Commercial
Law and Usages, Finance, Banking and Cur
Men in regard to the best methods Of co11-
Quoting business successfully and avoiding
Instructions in the above subjects are inter
spersed with mn EiI1s and inculGntioIls teftI-
ing to the formation Of high character as men
The course Of instruction is intended to be
as comprehensive marlborough as that OF any
o. ne Commercial Colleges while the expense
TRAEN
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BUTCHERS AND'THE FouRrH.~At the
butchers meeting yesterday. officers
we're selected and arrangements made
for ioining the procession on the Fourth
q July morning, The number Of
oQtGSElers IN Wheeling md vicinity will
enable the fraternity to make yerv
eEetlitaele appearance, and we hone to
&C general turn ont On that occasion.
s!nSe writing the above we have OBJ
'9ined the following additional infornI-
stl 1l AT the meeting of the butchers.
held Mt John Balls tavern TssterEIo5,
morning Mr.. john Zoeckler wSs caHisa
- the chair. and Mr.. Charles ZoecISTeT
2,PPo.nted Secretary. 1t was decided
.hat the butchers would joifl the FI nrS4
csss!on in q body; that they viii turn
put on horse6ack, and wear the
butchers rogalia. Ar. Matthew Scan.
len, Chief MTorsh,tl, aud Mr. George
lovers MS assistant Marshal. Ali
9eicnefs are requested to assemble on
n a. at tho Fifth Ward Marker
The Fourth. VI
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8eneraI Aottees.
Notice to Tax Payers.
o0lee Of Collector Internal Revenue, |
FfTH Disfyiick Elf ICIsSt VfTi1fIfICy

FtT5t District Of WeSt VGghttd.
ENTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THE City
iN Of Wheeling and R!tchletown County
not yet returnedl that the Licenses for the
year 1856 Income tax not yet ready for col
lection) are now due and payable Mt my ONCE
No. l05 Main St.. over g. w. JOhnson's TIM
tllelaw nsapproved July 4th 1886, and quoted
below, viii be strictly enforced:
"S5Ic, o. And be 1t further enacted, That
etlch of said collectors shall, within twenty
days after receiving his anntal collection list
nom the assessors, give notice by advertise
ment puhNShed in ehch county In his eollec-
ton district, IN one newspaper printed in such
county, II any such there be, and by notitica-
tons TO be posted upln Mt least four public
places III each county In his collection district,
that the said duties have become due and
payable, and state the time and place within
said county at which helor his deputy will at
tend to receive the same, which time shall
not be less than ton days afterEuch notification
and all persons who shall neglect to pay the
duties and taxes so as aforesaid assessed with
In the time specified, shall be liable to pay ten
per centum additional upon the amount
thereof, tho fact of which liability shall be
stated In the advertisement and notifications
aforesaid. And II any person shall neglect to
pay as atoresaid for more than ten days. It
shall be the duty of the collector or his depu-
MS dwelling or usual place of business, or he
Sent BY lnatl, demanding the payment of said
duties or taxes, stating the amount thereof
with fee oI.twenty cents for the issuing and
service OF such notice, and with four cents for
each mile actually and necessarily Travelled In
serving the same. And II such persons shall
not pay. the duties or taxes with the penalty
Aforesaid, and tho fec OF twenty cents and
nlkeage as sGoresatdl within ten days afterthe
service or the sending by mnE Of such notice,
u, to collect the said duties or taxes, and fee
OF twenty cents and mileage with ten per GEN.
tum penalty rs aforesaid
ONCE hours from s n. m. to p. m.
je26-lot Collector First Dist. ". Va.
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AthrFARE.-The payment the twelfth
fe5iment has been completed, aud the
men who 1.-Two in the Interior have pen-
EMILY departed for their homes. The
seventeenth commenced turning over
aFihs yesterday preparatory to being
mustered OUT The fourteenth, IL ok
nected 70 arrive during the present
seventh, which has long been s;t IN StS
20 the Army Of the Potomac, is ordered 5ti
20 report here, and may be eSpectei.
shortly, Battery d was paid Off YesteT-
day, and now iS-oRe of the Things of fTc
PAST, y Kentucky battery, Which Tor for
rome considerable limo g1rrisoned the
nrt NJ New Greek arrtYed in town
s'etarday morning. 1T is .en route to
louisville TO be mustered out. The,
'r;ydlry regiments now on the Island
expect 20 he mustered outthis week.
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NOtice "a RI1tchars-

WTE THE UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEE
appointed by the executive committee,
VINO nave In charge the arrangements Tor the
Eourth OF July ceremonies for dediCating the
Soldiers Cemetery and laying OF tile COR
ner stone of the monument to be erected
butchers to attend meeting ut John Balls
Tavern on Wednesday morning, the 18th inst.
NJ Soclock, for organizing and elccting officers
ana Tor making arrangements to attend as a
6ody IN the procession on the morning of the
Fonrth, and thus participate in the reJoic-
ttn !g over the return Of peace to our late dis
5Iactsd country and to show our respect and
love for our brave soldiers who have fallen in
uelence OF our common country.
OTTO HESS
A - MATTHEW SEAMAN
CHARLES ZEOCKIER
LEWIS HULL.
GEORGE BOWERS.
GEORGE ZEOCKLER.
JSEU7oL Committee
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THE LADIES spend more time and
care than formerly in hair dressing.
THERE'S no more elegant article for eth
or Indies or gentlemens' use than the
american Hair Dressing. Sold by T.
II. Logan65 Co., and Logan, List d Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheel
ing. ct
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MARKET.-There was the average at
tendance yesterday, at the Second Ward
market. The demand keeps up with
the supply, and dealers dispose of all
their stock ut good prices. The only
butter, of which there was a consider
abla quantity unsold at the close of the
market. Prices for all articles remain
the same as our quotations of last week.
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GATrRp1r1ARs. = Last summer the
ca pi1tats Commenced depredations
onlthe Lon hardy poplats plantedalong
our streets, many of the trees being
entirely stripped of their foliage. we
notice this summer that they have COM
amenced5 operations cartier than usual,
and that the trees are already suffering
from their operations. Unless some
measures are adopted for their destruc-
ron, the evil win steadily increase until
there will not bea Vesttge Of anything
in the way of leaves or flowers left In
protection against the moth or miller,
and its progeny, the caterpillar. we
believe the only remedy is the pruning
knife, as burning; which is sometimes
adopted, disfgurea and destroys the
tree E4-s' r. = r. g
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fur Sale.
N o &c E !.
OF ARNIY. NIBhEs
CHARACTERISTICS GENERAL'soFr1cE.l
: ILfLEl.innhn1 d q LEL,tE2l lEaE


QuARTERMAsrER GENERALS oFF1CE,l
3. UIzaIinpt0H, ID. G., 4fdV2S, 1855.
RTAHYf THOUSANDS OF MULES ARE;
ny. being disposed of at public auction at
The sales WIN continue untiIthe number OF
animals is reduced in proportion to the rCtIuc-
ton of the armies, now going on rapidly.
There are in the armies OF the Potomac, of
the IenneSSee, and Of Georgia, probably
MULE TEAMS IN THE WORD.
Many of them were bonghtfn the beginning
OF the wal, as young mules, accom- panied the
armies In all their marches. and camps, and
are thoroughly broken, hardened by exercise,
gentle and familiar, from being so long sur.
rounded by hes0ldiers. zEl-7- . :. 80
= The WllOl0 South Is stripped of farnliug
stock, and the North also has suffered from
tho drain OF animals, taken 70 supply the
These animals are sold nj public auction:
THEY WILL NOT BRING ANYTHING
LIKE THE1RTRuE VALUE: andsuch OPP
poEtHnAtiss for farmers ogetw working animals
to stock their farms, and for droVers and deal
efs IN stock to make good gpecuLauons, by
purchasing them and dispoSlng OF them IN
the South, will mover occur again.
-l-5lszl : NJ. O. NIEIGS,
,.. ~, QuarteTnlASteF General,
led-tlll29 BreVet Major General.
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WANTED, CANvAssING AGENTs.-W
want active persons, with business tnl-
en-, IN every, state, to take exclusive county
EI4suItS e SCI! work called photograph Fanf-
y record, which VIII be by far the most
Hho,5sands VIII be Holdln every county. ever1l
4ItiiLiiY VIII buy one. Great Inducements IA
uLsaINe0 soldiers. Not a book will tesold NOM
r ,1Ss Oll CanS1sserS, now Is your time.
1astS =! y no doubt abouttt. Applicants must
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we Sls county wanted. Zone county 10 one nIEpnf.
samples IN IulS4 SEMI with StSnnt f5T cir
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w., NO GIL chestnut Street PhiI1IeTT5IItS
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"A Service, the Field. the Dungeon and the
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i DIX 1t1pune' Correspondent, -
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" p46I1Sf sd embracing Mr.. Richardson 8 mn
alIelet HPenence for four yehFss frSyeljny
through the South in the secret seryire GT t6s
Z 4tAoune" attle outbreak of the war. with
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lnS lIst TWO years Of the RebsIIlon MS
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SURFING events, and contain more ~ IN. f,S ~
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Nicholas Crawley

.4,.,,,,o,, :, y V, Ohio County.
pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE IN ruIs
~ cause made on the 10th day Of january
a. d. 1885, this cause was referred to one OftTs
Master commissioners of this Court IN SSTeT
tatn and report the real estate which sai5I lie.
fendant Reuben F. Hedges, is poSsessed 0f
and entitled to, and the different liens fiIeTa
are upon the same by deed, Judgment or other
WISE, ana the order and priority Of the same
WIN any other matters pertinent to the case
IN m Ms Ms oplnlon and as he may be requested or