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Massachusetts Legislature.

WEDNESDAY, March IL.
SENATE. The Senate called to order the
usual hour the floor and galleries being densey crowdr
ed to hear the debate the secret ballot BILL Praye-
was offered by the chaplain, Rev. Mr. Stone.
House papers received concurrent action.
Mr. Seaver, from the committee to whom was refer.
red the subject OF what compensation ought be allow
ed the officers of the Senate, reported allowing the
clerk $lO assistant clerk IS per day. and leaving the
pay of the doorkeepers and pages same before
The communication from Hon. David Sears resign
ing his seat, referred to select committee consist
ing of Messrs Warner, Wood of Worcester, and Kuhn
On motion Of Mr. Cazneau, the Senate proceeded to
the consideration of the orders of the day. And the
bill on the Secret Ballot question taken up, being
first in ORDER and was under debate when the Senate
adjourned.
In THE House, after prayer by the chaplain of the
Senate, and the reading of the journal, papers ON the
Senate disposed of in concurrence, a few petit
tons presented.
The resolve for the payment of state pauper accounts
in the Auditors office reported in a draft APP
propriatng 1882 50 for the purpose.
The bills to enable the Of equitable estates in
entail to the fee simple and unite the legal
estate therewth establish Fire Department in the
town OF Merose; to change the name of Alexander Me-
Cafferty Jr. relating returns of votes for County
Commissioners to authorize George H. Rogers ex.
tend his wharves in Gloucester and the resolve grant,
ing taxes for the several counties, severay pass
ed to be enacted.
MIR Seaver of Boston moved reconsideration Of the
vote by which the House yesterday amended the re-
solve for the pay Of the Clerks, by reducing the
pensation of the Assistant Clerk ohe House, and the
motion went into the orders for to morrow.
AT IL O'Clock the House took up the special assign.
ment Tor the day. and proceeded to the seventeenth bal
lot for United States Senator for six years from the
4th of March instant, observing the same method
heretofore in taking the vote.
Messrs Mason of Ftchbug, BemiS of Watertown,
Lyman of Sunderland James Of Boston, and Wilson of
Blandford, were appointed the Committee to receive
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PALETOT AND SACK GOODS.
For Spring Wear.

tut OpIIIIS W6dI'
NNE are now opening the best of fine Cash
w meretts Cashmeres and half Mlled Cloths, fol-
Spring and Summer offered in Worcester Also
extra fine FRENCH CLOTHS and DOE-sKINS, from tn
best manufacturers.
marl3-d6t w. & 4. BROWN & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-13

The hens of Egypt now lay eggs for the Londoners.
Thirteen casks were lately landed at southampton,
from Alexandria
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-13

SUICIDE. Mr. Hosea Butier6eId, fork manufacturer
Of Greenwichs Mass, committed suicide by hanging on
"Wednesday morning. He left his house about six o.
clock, and was found soon after in his shop, dead
Cause not known.
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You MAY See at Hndsnn,s

ir finest broad Cloth in the Commonwealth toae,h-
$500 per yard. rN' 40" GA cents 10
mnTl1eod4w 20 ' NfPo'''o Neh'ral Ho'ol.
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&5A A Farm of 60 acres with good buildings sitpated
WITHIN ten miles OF this city, will be sold at bar
gamer exchange for property in this city,
The Farm is well divided into tiage moving pasturoce
and woodland Has an mnfaing supply of good water.
IMPURE oi e. T.. ABBOTT,
"ari%ou l55 Pleasant st.
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Gents Hosiery.

run stock Of British Hosiery comprising all Tho ain
@ s,vics ana nateriasj OF SAk Worstcd Wool NH
ms,,, .o,... HUDsON's. No. l Flag Block.
" Opposite Central Hotel
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Ladies who find great inconvenience IN getting their
shoes to fit well, invited to call and have pair made
ioI li'em Ut inc Ootlage, llO MAIN Street. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-13

SEGARS of Exquisite flavor are ALWAYS tn
be found i'll quantities to suit at the Drug Store of
ebl3-df on Main :,
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WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary PubIfc.--
VIII attend this and other matters of business Al his
Office over the Central Bank.
Worcester, Oct. s, 1850. DIFF
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L. B. NICHOLS. M. D.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
Residence No. 1l2 MAIN STREET.
u Office hours, from to 10 AM, to and to P. NJ
Aug 5, lb50 dwly
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FAST DAY.-The Governor has appointed Thurs
aay, the 10th day of April, as day Of fasting and
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Wanted.

A Man to do Saving and Planning. Also men to work
N different kinds of wood work
To steady and industrious young men, constant employ
ment and good wages will be given Inquire of or address
marl3-d2tw3t j. B. FULLER, Barre, Mass
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Caution.

NTHEREAS my wife, Ellen Lynch, has left my bed and
w board without any good cause, hereby caution all
persons from harborng or trusting her my account
marl3-d3t* JOHN LYNCH.
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DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, is prepared te
extract Teeth mhot pain by the use of this recently dc
'"'sreo SUBSTITUTE Tor Ether-CHLoRoFoRM. dlstfiy7
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Co-partnership Notice.

ENE subscribers have this day associated themselves in
the Furniture Business. under the firm Of HOLMES d
SPRAGuE, and have secured the known Rancro
Auction Rooms, in addition the Ware rooms occupied by
L. A. Holmes. L. A. HOLMES
A. u. X. SPRAGUE.
Worcester Mar 3, 1851. marl3-d2tw6t
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Auction Sale.

I'm WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant, at ! O'Clock P. NJ,
" shall sell to the highest bidder the Farm recently
owned by Capt Amasa Wttemore in the Southeast part
of Leicester The buildings, with so of land will be
sold together and the remainder in lots suit purchasers
marI5-dlt CHARLES HERSEY, Auc'r.
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Painters Wanted.
For Sale or EXCHANGE

TWO good House Painters may find employment for III,
Il seasoh, ny lhqhlrlng at this Office. marl2-d3tt
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Chosson's Kid Gloves.

h assortment OF colors and sizes Of the above cee
very low ut " ''' ''upohS Il d selling
,.r,,o,,. HUDsoN's, No Flagg Block.
Opposite Central Hotel
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Cottage for Sale.

- Cottage House, with about oneourth of an acre
-laA OF land, situated in fiourshing village within 20
rods oil two Meeting Houses, and good School
about IL miles from Worcester. ''
me above place will be sold long credit upou rea
city. Inquire of r. n kRp2T1r ~ '''S
A"i i<-u" 1855 Pleasant st,
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~ Advertisers wishing to have their advertisements ap-
p as the next day. will please send in as early in the day as
possible Also those wishing to insert advertisements in
the Weekly should send in as early as Monday noon
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Ten Hundred.

Nj OhE IMAM one thousand different styles of Rich Vet
~ hgs making the most complete assortment ever ofsr
g., III l9Is market Vests made from the above VARYING in
mo,,,oo,,. HuDsoN's, No. Flagg Block,
'"' ifeou1" Opposite Central Hotel
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To Landlords.

TNHE subscriber wishes to hire for year, neat Cot
tage House, with stable attached and is willing to pay
any reasonable rent for the Address through the
Postofiice HENRY NJ PAINE
Worcester March IL, 1851. marl3-dtf
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Place Wanted,

4 Girl who is good cook. washer and ironer. would
IA like situation Apply at Mrs CONEY'S, Exchange
street, neat above the blacksmith shop marI34d4tt
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To Let,
A Tenement few rods from the Post Office. Euou,r
n at IS Exchangcst. ,nar IoI IVY
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To Let,

ONE of the best Barns in the city of Worcester conve
~ nient for four horses with good supply of carriage
room j. d FULLER, 2l9 Main ST.
marl3-df
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-09-25
Summons us TO Heaven or to Hell. 81

NICK accidentally happened in town a.
gain, aud eager to whiIom the hours profit
ably in the Metropolis of Saint Paul,
sought The soul stirring occasion Of a Win
nebago Fur Company onntrun. gatheruna
Gas Dogberry has it, to produce that agree
able tickling sensation OF farcical laugh, in
digenOus and natural to the Dodd- Rob-
Bak- Rice-rantankerOus party of the day.
You know my descriptive powers are
finite, yet will for the deed may meet ia
vor rs an excuse, and though scenes of like
incident usually 'beggar description"
! will Introduce you I'D interi"s into the hall
Of the "Kennedy's," ycelpt the Central
House"
About a moderate sized bar room assem-
blage were congregated therein, to partici-
pate in the festivities of the occasion; but
the doubtful expression of physiognomy
cast upon them, seemed to promise some
disagreement of opinion and dissatisfaction.
| The object of the call seemed to have been
to choose members of nominating Con.
ventlon. There was a motley group of the
genus homo present, prominent among
whom were the faithful Democratic Editor
the Learned Blacksmith and the "Art(uI
Dodger." Here and there might he seen a
deluded victim of the ''Democraic mania. >,
looking calm, serene aud secure in the han.
pness of his opinion, and actually inveig-
ling himself into the belief, that Providence
only smiles upon himself and his confeder.
ates in opinion. There seemed. however,
to be something brewing, and by the time
the usual iorrralities Of appointing Chair
man, Secretary, &c., there was great deal
of loud talk, of which The most prominen,
words were, Throwing off," mot if can
help IT." and ''head's right"
! 1t was evident that the spiri, Of dema
gogue-isn' had been already manifested, and
the names of delegates had been chosen be.
fore the meeting; making the whole moth.
ing more than a "packed'' concern. much
to the cbagrn Of those whose "cIai,ns,,
were to be passed upon, and those who had
certain preferences for certain individuals.
Upon the urgent solicitation of the audi.
ence, Capt. Dodd "consented' to address
them, in very patriotic manner, and the
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-09-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
REAL ESTATE AGENCY OFFICE.
Thomas w. Wilson,

ATE Of Newark Ohio, respectfully informs the pub
lie that ne has located himsef permanently, in 81
PAUL in the Territory Of Minnesota, where he proposes
offer his direct and PERSONAL services Agent for the
purchase, sale and exchange Of all descriptions OF Real
Es.ats; such lands Farms, Town Property, Lease
holds Ground Rents-to the payment OF taxes Of non
sesdcnts examining titles collecting debts, &c, &c,
And will negotiate Ageft Tor Loans of Money on Bond
and Mortgage, Town Properly, SC; Also for the pur
chase OF stocks such have bona de value and tran
sact all other business connected with such Agency.
rTohce, corner of Mabashss aud Third streets
whatever VIII be made unless the negotiations are fully
and satisfactorily effected. L. w. WILSON.
BY permission, he refers to
;sr;s; . H.. si 1: Esq Newark, Ohio
Moses ID. Wheeler, Banker, y,..viu. ohi
Gen. 4. n. Goddard, i UNIV
S Saaa LON w Titsi T BsSsa Marietta Ohio
COL COZ ~ r. ., n tor Mount Vernon, Ohio.
Hon. Thomas Ewing, Lancaster Ohio.
Hon. Joseph Vance, Ex-Governor, urbanna, Ohio.
Hon. Vim. Beth, Ex-Gov Ohio, Illinois.
Hon. j. Brady, Carlisle. Pa
% ssss : WIZ SI:so, Baltimore.
Win. H. Miller, Miller's Hotel Baltimore.
S "s s sssS:' sT T.s w..A'p.'en CITY,
DIR. VIM. Knight Philadelphia Pa.
Eias Fassett, Esq, Wall street, tN vt
Alfred Avery, Merchant, 20 Broadway
George Hogg, Merchant, Brownsville, Pa
Hon. Lewis Cass, Detroit.
Hon. r. Whtoomb. ES Governor, Indiana.
II. " Rice Esq, Saint Paul, Minnesota.
-. Paul, Sept. p, ls5l. 23-ly
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TERRIBLE MURpER.-Mr. d. N. Nur-
tin, one of the Oldest and most respectable
citizens of Waterloo, Ala, was murdered
whilst planting turnip seed, within fifty
yards Of bis own door, on the 10th instant.
He was shot, the ball entering the shoulder
blade, and coming out under the right nip
pie. He fingered in great pain until the
18th, and died. Suspicion fell Immediately
upon Robert X. Clancy, whom Mr..
Martin was prosecuting for entering bis
house, and stealing upwards Of one hun
dred dollas some eighteen months since
He was arrested. and implicated by hi,
statements young negro man belonging 70
his fatherin-iaw, John Price. His i,rotbe,
David Is. Cheney and the negro were like.
wise arrested, and after long and leJor,
examination before four magistrates m.
boy was committed fer the murder, and tbt
Chaneys as accessories before the far, MI
without bail. The deceased leaves a wife
aud ten children. and large circle of rela
tons aud friends to mourn his melancboIv
fsse. IVY
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-09-25
Another Expedition.
New ORLEANS, Sept. II

Some talk here Of an expedition TO aid
the contemplated movement Of the North
thern Mexican States to declare their inde-
pendence. Horace l.. Kinney and Forbes
Brittou are at The head OF it, There are
many rangers and parties recently engaged
in the Cuban expedition, who are also en-
gagged in this expedition. The alleged re-
voting States are Tamaulipas, CoahuiIa
and New Leon. The Mexican Generals
engaged in the revolt are CanaIes and Car
enatal. The movement is termed Buffa-
10 Hunt.
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Peoples Convention.

At a meeting held at the Court House,
on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. Esd, in re-
Spouse to the call for Grand Rally of the
People, opposed to the clique nominations
heretofore made, the following proceedings
were had.
On motion Of G. w. Harrington, Esq,
Hon. Ii. w. Brunson was called 10 the
Chair; AMI on motion of Hon. A. Pierse,
Jacob J. Noah, ESQ, was appointed Sec
rotary, and John Harrington, Esq, Assist
ant Secretary.
On motion,
The Convention proceeded to ballot for
two members of the Council for the pre-
cnct of Saint Paul; and II. w. Tracy and
+. +. Collins, Esq'rs being appointed tel
iers, the following was the result Of the bal
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WORLDS FAIR.
More New GOOdsi!

CtINCE last week, have received another large ad-
- ditiou to former stock of Goods; being deter
mined if possible, supply the varied demand OF this
market, for all of fDe fame, goods so great is
the demand however that we hnd wholly Impossible
TO meet It entirely. We intended advertise many
goods to-day Just opening of new and rich ~ les, par
culaGy for ladies wearing apparel Several styles Of
goods ae opened BY descriptions which have
ar offered before any town the river, above
81. Loas; and less ihaa 81 Louis prices. We viii
however particuar1e this week, for lear oil dsap
pointing some customers who may read advertise
lent and aud To their Disappointment when they call,
HAT The last OF The Article waited, is already sold.
NJ. CURRAN g. co.
st. Paul, Sept a5 1851. 23-2,
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Fer the Pioneer.
ELFIN GRorTO, Sept. 90, 1851

IILf nv y hUi TO, OVTt' 70, IoJT.
Dear Pioneer Did you suppose NICK
was defunct-that is detunct to the reading
community? Were you tickle enough to
credit for moment, such belief !! Judg-
ing, peradventure, from the sportire nature
of NICK. you were, perhaps, inclined to the
idea that he has been solely occupied aud
diverted 10y field sports alone. Not at all
you were deceived! The fail sporting sea
son has just been opened--the track is clear
eel for service-and last Thursday evening
was "the" suspicious hour, like the ciang OF
Richard, whose
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-09-25
HE MINNESOTA PIONEER
st. PAUL, minnesota,
Thursday Morning, Septembcr25, 81.

iUJ' For new advertisements, look ut the first
column this page.
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DR.. j, ID. GOODRICH,

VuNTNDERS his Professional the citizens
II SAINT Paul and vicinity. OFFICE, in Democrat
building, corner OF W abashaw aud Third SIS.
sept q, 1851. 2S-6m
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The Rice Caucus, last week, IiIustra-
ted by Natural History--Origin of
the word Caucus--E hibition of the
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Joseph E. Fullerton, j. w. Selby and
w. Z. Murray, Esq'rs., having received
the requisite number Of votes, were de-
clared duly nominated.
On motion,
1t was ordered that a uiUa r0ce election
be had for the fourth member; and Chos
S. Cave, Esq, being unanimously voted
for, he was declared duly nominated; the
whole ticket being as follows:
For The Council:
w. II. Forbes, Geo. w. Harrington.
For the House Of Representatives,:
Jos. f. Fullerton, w. p. Murray,
J. w. Selby, Charles Cave.
On motion of A. Pierse, Esq, it was re-
solved that the above ticket should be sup
ported and elected.
On motion Of l.. A. Babcock, Esq, il
was resolved that committee be appointed
to meet similar Que from the Falls Of ST.
Anthony, to agree upon county ticket for
county officers.
The following were chosen as such COM
mittee:
Thomas P. Reed, D. +. Brawley,
II. Nj. Spencer, 5. p. Folsom,
a. Bryant, w. d. Phillips,
b. w. Brunson, Chas. Bottle,
VIM. Lauver, w. p. Murray,
w. Is. White, Antoine Findley,
f. n. Grauchy, Fred. Oliver.
On motion,
1t was unanimously resolved to support
whoever the nominee should be, chosen bv
the inhabitants of Little Canada to repre-
sent their interest.
The proceedings Of this meeting were
then ordered to he published in the Pioneer,
.Ninnesotian and st. .4nthony Express, and
any other paper in the Territory wishing to
do the same.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
b. w. BRUNS0N, Chm
JACOB J. Moan, Scc'y.
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WAFER
From the Telesraphic Dispatches of the Gale. A,
The President in Boston.

tIa1f!-I
The President in Boston.
-, BosToN, Sept -
The Europa brings $4,000 900 IN specie.
consigned to order.
Hon. Daniel Webster arrived in TIL ..ty
OH the 9Th inst, and is expected to b. u.s-
sent with the President and Cabinet tbs eC
ternoon, AT the reception of the Pre-, i-ag
and Cabinet by Gov. Boutwell,. The BE-
sldent reached the city line at noon. lis
reception was most enthusiastic.
MIR. Sewall, of South Reading, wa, run
over and Instantly killed this evening. b, "a
train OF cars oil the Boston and Maiii. rail
road.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-09-25

KAYOOl-DE-LAINES and CASIMERES superb az
w ticles, received aud for sale at
Sept. IS, 1851. THE WORLDS FAIR.
DAY STATE SHAWLS and NEW MERINOES,
ID rage and ricb, at THE WORLDS FAIR.
sept. IS, 1851. %
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Another Fugitive Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept.
a hearing was had before Connnis@
ingraham, III the case of VIM. Hal
rested on charge of riot IN Christian =,
and claimed as the property of John :
OF Hartford, Md. The hearing resu {;
his being remanded to his master. +,
mitted being slave and expressed hl,
lIngness 10 return.
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1t was then ordered, that the Convention
now proceed to ballot for the four members
Of the House of Representatives, for Saint
Paul precinct; leaving The inhabitants of
| Little Canada to nominate their own candi.
date; and on counting the ballots, the fol-
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-09-25

William II. Forbes and George w. Far
rington, EsQ'rs., having received the suffi
cient number of votes, on motion, were u.
unanimously declared nominated for mem
beers of the Council, for the precinct Of ST.
Paul
On motion of w. b. White,
The following named gentlemen were Sc
lccteh to meet similar committee, from
Washington aud Wabashaw counties, to
nominate candidate for the floating Coun-
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MINNESOTA AFFAIRS.

The Din. FKANKLIN, No. 2, arrived here
from ST. Louis, last Saturday morning; and left
in the evening. The Franklin exhibits the names
of more than 800 passengers, to various places
on the river.
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sec More's Lallu,i Roohk.
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The DAKorA-The remains Of this unior-
tunate boat, which was lately blown up at Peo-
ria, were brought up on barge, last Saturday
lowed by the DIR. Franklin. Mr.. WATSON is III
Saint Paul, has erected the frame Of his iron fur
mace, and is determined to lose no time in having
IL in full blast
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-09-25
Ten Million Texas Debt.

w ASHINGToN, Sept. I
Ihe Secretary Of The Treasury,
Corwin, in letter to MIR. Hamilr.
South Carolina. for the creditors of I
states that the President has decide,i
only five millions of the indemnify ca
delivered to Texas, until releases are
IN the Treasury Department, for all d
issued prior to January ii, 1915; and
ond, thar all issues of Texas bombs. e.,
oates of stork, or notes returnabIe for
lie dues and claims, within the meaui.
The act Of Congress; and releases #
such must he filed in the Treasury
be can he justified in paying the rema
five millions to the Texas authorizes
The Howard District Court vest
discharged the witnesses in the case a.
Gen. Chaplin, The $4,000 sect,
have been forfeited and paid TO the :
Maryland Wing Convention.
baltimore, Sept.
Baltimore Wing Convention met.
VIM. X. Waters was chosen Presld,
Several delegates not being presen
Convention adjourned to 4 2. n.
nv, Troy, Sept.
The Church Of the Holy Cross, ou
by Mrs. Warren, was set on fire abe
O'Clock last night, and the inside W.
destroyed. Other fires occurred duripg
night
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ocpt
Quite large meeting was held in indie
pendence Square tonight, to vindicate the
laws and condemn the recent outrage in
Christian street. Gen. Robert Patterson
presided, and speeches were made by Col
Page, Chas. Brown. John Can,rh"ll and
others
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-09-25

Mn. RIGGs.-2ev. S. II. Riggs, the dsiin-
guished Indian Missionary from Lac qui Parle, was
in town las, week. on his way east, preparatory TO
having published ut Washington. the Lexicon of
the Dakota language, which he has been prepar-
ing for the press.