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El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-24
VICE.CONSuLADO
DE LA REPUBLICA MEJICANA
EN- NUEVA-oRLEANS.

EN- NUEVA-ORLEANS.
Atento al decreto del Congreso federal dc
Mejico que la letra dice:
"Ministerio de Relaciones Interiores Este
riores-Exmo Sr.-El Presidente de los Esta-
dos Unidos Mejicanos, a todos los habantes
de la Repdblca, sabed que ell Congreso Jene-
raj ha decretado 10 siguiente
''Se declara nulo e insnbsistcntc cl decreto
de de novembre de 1916, por no haberlo po
dido dictar cl Goberno provisional de aquela
epoca en- vrtud de las facultades con que en-
tOnccs estaba investido !: Ell consecuencia, ell
Gobierno cuidara de que la anterior declaration
produzca desde luego todos sus efectos res
pecto del priyilejio concedido a D. Jose Garay.
"A. NJ 'Salonio, presidente del Senado.-
Pedro Escudero y Echanoue, diputado-presi-
dente.-Manuel Gomez, senador-secretario-
Leon Guzanan, diputado-secretario.
sPor tanto, mando Sc imprima, pubique,
circule y Sc le de ell debido cumplimiento.-
Palacio Naciona de Meiico d 90 de Mayo de
1S51.-Nariano Arista.--A d. Jose Maria
Ortiz Monasterio.-Y 10 comunco a V. para
los fines consiguientes.-D Dios Lbertad--
Meico, Mayo % de lS5l-.Jose Maria Ortiz
Monasterio."
Ell que suscribe, Vice-C Consul de la Rept-
bica Mejicana hace saber por disposition de
su Goberno a todos los que pueda interesar,
que dicho Gobierno no permitira que persona
|alguna en- representation de d. Jose Garay, .
que proceda en- virtud de su estinguido privi-
lejio emprenda trabajos Ell la aperture de la via
de communication de los dos mares por ell Istmo
de Tehuantepec, y que todas las personals que
en- 10 de adelante intentaren hacerlO seran con-
sideradas como desobedientes il las Leyes de
Nlejico y castigadas conforme a las circuns-
|tancias gravedad del deto. Hace tambien
|saber, aunque siempre ha sido notorio, que nj
Minatitlan, nj las Ventosas, nj punto alguno
del lstmo es Puerto habilitado a que puedan
llegar buques estranjeros,y y que el que llegare,
Iqucdara sujeto a las penas que las Leyes Me-
jcanas imponen, y al tratamento hostil que
desc lugar El estado legal de cosas que queda
indicado, es solo, mentras cl Gongrcso de Me.
jico dispone el modo en- que Sc ha de abrir al
mundo la mencionada communication entire los
dos mares.
Nueva-Orleans, septiembre ? de 1851.
0. l.. DABELSTEEN,
Vice-Consul.
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SUSCRlCION.

El precio de suscricion a
liL PELAYo, en- esta ciudad,
cs de UN PESO adelan-
tado al mes, 8 dc DlEZ
PESOS al afio, pagaderos
por semestres anticipates.
En- los demas puntos de la
Union donde no hay estable-
cidas aiencias deberan los
suscritorcs pagar D1EZ Pc
SOS adelantados por todo I'm
a1lo, O SEIS PESOS adc-
laniados por scis mescs.
Donde hay establecidos
d cntcS no SO admitiran sus-
crltorcs por mcnos dc tres
meSeS.
a. Por cl correo sc nos
puede remitir cl inportc del
tempo porquc dcseen sus-
cribirsc los de la Union.
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ANUNClOS.

Los anunclos puramente
economics Y mercantiles SO
insertaran en- Eli PELAyu
por IN peso la primera inser
cion Y SO centavos las sub
secnentes, en- no pasando de
doce Iineas de impression
Por los mas largos, y los que
Sc quieran lnscrtar por me
ses o afios, So hare I'M ARE
Clio modico y proporcIonado
los anuncios de asuntos
personnles. o comunicados
Ell prosa o verso dc cualquie
IA clase que Sc dirijan 4 RI
PELAyo para su inserclon
seran admiIidos por doblt
procio de los demas anun-
CLOS, siempre que sn conte-
gnido no sea de un caracter
perjudicial Il los interesea
del periodico.
% a los suscritores s.
les Lara una rebala de TN 20
por 100 sobre cstos preclos
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.vMcrn- Orleans, .uiercoles "a de Setcm,Hre
AL. PUBLICO.

Como Sc ha hecho circular embellishments
ell rumor de que los billetes dc la Loteria de Ia
Habana no seran pagados en- case de salir pre-
miados, Sc previene al p1bco que Sc descon-
tara, al contado, cualquier blete premiado que
Sc presente en- la tabaqueria de Ia callcReal
No 2Ol, en- cl almacen de productos de la
Habana, calle de Gravier No. 81.
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AGENTES.

Los unicos agentes que hemos nombrado
hasta ahora son los siguientes:
Nueva York: Redaccion de la Cr6nica.
IsIa de Cuba, Habana: ID. Pascum Riesgo
Redaccion de III Prensa.
Republica Mejicana, Mejico Sor. Villa, Re
daccion del Tnirersal- -Veracruz: Eco del Co
mcrcio.-Tampico: d. r. Melgnrfgo de Guz-
7nan.-AIatamoros ID. NJ. RiUadulla.
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QUINCILLERI1.

A. LANUZE particpa sus amigos que ha
tranadado su ALMACEN DE QUINCALLE-
RIA, al No. 9 cale de Santa Ana
En- dicho almacen sc hallara continuamontc
IN escogido y complete surtido de quncale-
ria, Ia cual offecc de yenta For mayor menor
a los precios mas modicos.
q lANAUZE espera que 6uS numerosos amigos
.coatmaran fovoreciendolo como h7sra aq0i
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COmdiciOncs dc In SMscriciOn.

Las suscriciones sc admiiran en- la impren-
ia donde Sc pnblica, calle de Chartres, 1877 en-
la tabaqneria de I'D. Bornio, calle Real, 20l;
en- el cafe de D. A. Rovira, esquina Tchoupi-
touas Poydras; cafe de A. Sagrera, esquina
Real y S. Felipe; Victor Hebert, calle de Char
tres, IA; Boica de Llad0, calle Conde.
Los n1moros suelos Sc venden a 10 centa-
NoS.
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GRAM ATICA 1NGLESA.-Las personas
que deseen obtener algun ejemplar de la Cru
moiica Mglesa de Vingut, pneden pasar avso
d la Reduction de este peri6dico, donde Sc
encuentran unos cuantos ejemplares completes,
Ell pasta.
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AL PUBLlCO.

Nucstra ofcina Sc haIla establecida prov-
sionaImente en- la callc de Chartres, 1877, en-
.onde Sc recibiran toda clase de anuncos re-
clamacones.
Sc suplica u los Sres. interesados dc los
anuncios que van inser,ados en- nuestro primer
niilncro, remitan nn aviso a esta oficina ca
50 de no qucrer que Sc sigan insertando.
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AN $50.

FL que suscribe participa sus paisanos y
amigos al publico en- general, haber rrparado
adornado con esremada eleoancia eI espacio-
so SALON DE AFElTAR, RIZAR y COR
TAR Ell PhI4O, stuado en- la caIle Real No
%, fronte q la Administration de Coreos
donde dcsnmpona con desreza agilidad Y
aseo todas las operacous del ofcio de barbefo
peuQuoro
HAN AlANA
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LlBROS ESPANOLES.-se Sc han puesto
provisonamente ell esta Redaccion, para su
venta, algunas obras dc las que componian
parIe de la Liberia ospanola que formaba una
porcion del esabecimento de " La Union
Oro dia sc publicard una nomenclature de di-
chas obras.
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TIENDA DE MEUBLES
y UIENSILIOS PARA CASAS,
A. PRECIOS FIJOS.
Brewer v Comp.

No. n, CALLE DE GIMP
Este es c estabecmiento donde Sc encuon-
ira mas variado de artlculos de loza porcclana,
china, plata, pIatina, MADEIRA, hoa de lata, cstu-
fas para cocira, &c, &c.
Use cmpaquctan con esmero para enviar
fuera
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NUEVO ALMACEN DE ROpAS.
Ensporio de Caballeros.

I1W7V77 10 Hc VHOU0U7Oo'
y. i8 Guile de Camp, ju,lo Il Ia de Grnrier.
Acaba de abrirse este nueVo establishments,
on cl cual sc hallara cons,antemente lm ee-
gantc complete surtdo de VESTIDOS PA
RA HOMBRES, importados del Norte de
Franca lgualmente Sc encontlara toda case
de articulos detocador de Iujo, los cuales SO
Vendoran prccios modorados.
Scinvita a los cabaIlcros d que pason a exa-
nnar los surtdos que So han escogdo con todo
a5mcro
CRADLES EMANUEL Y Comp,
~ l2 col1e de Camp,
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-24

Los domngos saldran los trcnes de hora en-
hora principiando desde LASS
Cada tres cuarlos de hora saldra I'm om51i-
1us Gle la esquna de Chartres Canal para ell
paradero del lerro-carri
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ALEX'R. FLASH E H1Jo.
Gale de 81. Michael, MOBILA.

Los tracantes, dueiios de establecimie:tos
csportadore9 dc Mobila encontraran siempre
en- los amacenes indcados toda clase de pro-
ductos del Oeste, provisiones, &c, q precios
s,mamcnte equitativos.
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-24
V/SO All PUBIICO.
[VOL. |. MUM. 3. |

FL abaio lirmado paricipa a los comercantee
de Nueva OrIeans,la isla de Cuba, Nueya Gra.
NADIA, California, etc, y al pdblico en- general
DE LOS VAPORES DE Ia COMPANIA
DE LA MAl.A DE LOS ESTADOS UNI
DOS, para ell Atlantico y ell Pacifico, ha abier
to en- csta cindad una casa dc comercio Sc
ocupara de los negocios de comision y remi-
stones. JAMES r. JENNINGS
No 95, calle de Magazine
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-22
From the Tclegraphc Dispatches Of the Cslena Adv.
Barning Of the Webster


S"5 ">"y -
The Pilot of the steamer Webster, Mr..
RGckuran, to whom much credit is due, hav.
ing charge Of the wheel, Immediately en-
deat0fed to run the boat ashore, in which
he partly snceeeded, nntii the flames drove
him from his post. The boat, unmansgea-
bile, fiOnigd again, dspriving passengers aud
crew Of their first and last hope Of sufery.
At the first alarm, q scene ensued which
it is impossible to descri.,e. II iieraine ier-
rilie in the extreme. Many rushed into the
tiames, while others crowded by the side Of
the boar, clinging convuisiveiy TO it ill driv.
ea away by the flames, when they threw
themselves into the current. Il was with
difficulty the feruaies were saved, many Of
them i'eing separated from their husbands
AMI friends.
About f1 or 5 passengers jumped over.
board and saved their lives hy ciinging IN
the snags, until relieved by the yawls and
skiffs from The shore: As soon az the fear.
fui truth was known by the inhabitants on
shore, three ot four boats were put out and
several lives were thHs saved. s.,
The number Of passengers and hands was
about one huntred--of whom only sixty can
,e found; the rest are supposed to be lost
with the hoat, and among them were Capt.
Reno and bis wife.
Fire in Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, May s.
A n,osi destructive fire broke out on Sat.
ur,iay night in the Lumber Yard, corner Of
Race and Columbia streets, which destroy.
Ell about twenty buildings, including the ii.
guor store Of Wright g. Brother; With this
exception, most Of the buildings destroyed
were private residences Of not very great
' ,Iuc. The fire was the work Of an incen.
diary.
From Philadelphia. ...,
Philadelphia, May s.
A tsiaH calling himself Christian Gracea.
ger, was arrested this afternoon, on suspi-
cion af being the murderer Of the BartelIo
family. He has been fully identified as be-
ing the man employed hy Barteiie, and who
made a threat against him, in consequence
Of disagreement about wages.
Jenny Litid distributed E5 900 in charity,
il being the net proceeds Of her Concert on
Saturday night. .7aa
Explosion.
Ai,out IL o'clock to-day a tremendous "
p!0siOn occurred at the Alcohol and Cam.
phine factory Of John w. Ryan, on Wash.
ingtoh street, near SwinsOn street, South.
wark. Owing to the cafelessness of the e,u-
ployees, the building was completely de-
,nolshed. No person was hurt. but several
miraculous escapes were inade. eas
From New York.
New York, Mey s.
| Philip Hone, Naval Officer ut this port,
expired ni his residence to-day, between IA
aud O'Clock. a3
BY advices received from ST. Thomas, We
learn that Capt. Brooks and crew, Of Bsis.
tol, ship Caroline, which WAS burnt at sea,
had safely arrived at that port, OH the 18th
ulf. ssa -- e5r,ssal
The sckouher NJ. Rogers, from MAINTAIN
zas, reports that continued excitement ex-
ISIS there. relative 10 the invasion. Two
thousand men are kept under arms in eass
Of need.
Late Barbadoes and Martinique papers
speak of the small pox raging iearfully in
those islands.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-22

81 war maxim tracks for the top o. the
tree, when heard su,hin maxim an orful-
buzzin over heal. kinder looked up, aud
il thar warn't--well thar's no use of swear
in now, but it war the biggest hornets nest
ever built. 81
"You'Il 'gim in now, reckon, Mike,
kase ihar's no help for you. But m idea
struck me, then, that i'd stand heap bet
ter chance ridin The bull than wlar war.
Says l, old feiler, if you'll hnld OF III ride
to the next station, any how let that he whar
it will. ed, sh
$50 jest draPped aboard him agnin. and
looked aloit to see what | had gain'd in
changin quarters; aud, gentlemen, Pm u
liar if thar warm't nigh halt bushel Of the
singin varnin,s ready to pitch into the
Is hen the word 'go' was gip.
"Well, ] reckon they got it, for 'aiI
hands started for our company. Some on
em hit the dogs--about quart struck me i,
and the res, charged on OLD br,mile.
"This time, the dogs let off fust, dead
bent for the old deacon's, and as soon "a old
hrindie and couLi get under way, we fol-
f0red. And as ] war only deck pas.in-
ger and had nnthin TO do with steerin the
craft, swore If ! had we shouldn't have
run that channel, no how.
''But. as ! said afOre, the dogs took the
leal--brindle and next, and the hornets
dre'kly arter. The dogs yellin--brin,lle
heilerin, and The hornets buzzin and stingiu.
didn't say nothin, for it warn't no use.
"Wett, we'd got about two hundred
yards from the house and the deacon hern
us aud cum out. ] seed him hold az, his
hand and turn ,1Aiie. reckoncd he WAS
prayin, then, for he didn't expect 10 lie cali
eel for so soon, and it wasn't long nither,
afore the hull congregation, men, women,
and children, cum out, and then all hands
went to yellin
"None Of 'e,n had tho fust notion that
trindIe and belonged TO this world | list
turned my head and passed the null congre-
CATION. see the run would he up soon,
for Mindle couldn't turn an inch from a
fence that stood dend ahead
swell, we reached that fence, and wen,
ashore, over the old critters head, landing
on t'other side, and lay thar stunned. 1t
warn;t long afore some Of 'em rs war not
scared, cum runnin 10 see whar ] war;
J For ali hands kalkelated that the hull and
| belonged together. But when brintlle
walked off by himself, they seed how il
war, and one Of 'em said, Mike Fink has
got the ,cust o The serimmoge once tn his
life
"Gentlemen, from that day drapped The
co,o tin Dizziness, and never spoke to a gal
since. And when my hunt is up on thi.
yearth. thar Won't be any more FINKs !and
n's all owin to Deacon Smiths Brindit
! Bu{2"'-t .hiitonaan, Million, Pa.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-22
rHEoDORE E,pARKER.
u)illomripcr.
b. ALLEN. WI. sEMMEs.
ALLEN & SEMMES,
.4itor7'eys al Lar, WGiio,o Rirer, 81.
Croir Co., Wisconsin,

JOSEPH BOWRON, t..r
Notary Public and Land Agent,
IFiito,r River, 81. Croir CO., Wisconsin.
Pre-empiion claims secured aud entries made by
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand, and eonveyan
ces carefully and promptly attended to.
REFERENCES: -.
Hon. Caleb Cushing, Mass.
]. p. Walker, Wisconsin
Z" Charles Dunn,
II. L. Dousman, Esq,
G0y'r Nelson Dewey, Z"
OctIS XVI If
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-22

Atty nd CouuseiiOr at Law and Gencr-
erai Land Agent.--.St. Panl, Min.
Particular attention given TO the collection OF
actts, payment OF taxes, securing presumption
claims, entering lands by military warrants, 9c
Se,-Ofiice 4, present in The rear Of Ii. w.
Tracy * Co.'S store.
!T Valuable lots for sale IN Leeeh's Addi-
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-22
Saint Eouis.

iisSnY srAurYEs. WIN. NJ. DoxALD. r. II. BEEsox
II. STAVFFER 4 CO.,
PAPER MANUFAC RERS,
Paper Mil Wsreho,,sc Ne. If6 North Second Street,
saint Louis. Mo-.
Always hand, Printing, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, &C. At very low prices. 2-o2.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-22
II. ftAWOOD.

nN the street leading from the Upper Landing, SAN
Paul Is ads short notice, to make ana reIsu
Beggics, Wagons, and sieds; and Z" do all kinds OF
uhrrl,y right work 36-ly
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-22
A. l.. LARPENTEUR,

I'm his Ne;r Store, cor. Jackson and Third ST,
i St Pauli ;s now offering Family Groceries,
Fruits, Provisions, CrocKery, Hats, Trunks,
and Nuts; aho, Hardware. Boots and Shoes, Dry
Goods, aud ti goods in most general denand
cheap for retdy pay. v2-9y
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-22
e.. ID. REVANS.

Dealer in Stoves and manufacturer Of every de-
.cription of Tin and Copper Ware, few doors
below the American House, Saint Anthony
.,r..t lSif
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-22
LIFE INSURANCE..

fationaf N vGn Fund Life Assurance Society 81
I London and NeW York.
tAPlTAi., 10000
PARTON Of Which is invested IN State Stocks and other
Securities in The State of New York.
T.. h. SMITH. Ayeat,
Office nj Saint Paui, Minnesota Territory.
DR. ID. DAY, Medical Examiner at this Agency 2-24
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-22
DIR. &. RICH,

Physic and SHrgeon,
Oire building formerly occupied by DR. \. Bar
her, door of Ii. Presig,s store, Third street.
A. Paul
~ All snsincrs in the profession promptly attended to
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-22

A GarAr PASSAGE. E.--"H "Hurrah for the
Collins Lincl'' burst spontaneously from =
thousand voices this morning, when il was
known that the "Pacifc," in nine days aud
twenty hours, had crossed the Atlantic, II
gave full as much qualification 10 the npb-
lie as if great battie bad been gained ~
Mexico, on the frontier cr on the ocean.
And why should il notl i - q grsaier
vicipry fof our mechanics, our ship-yarts,
our iron and steam, foundries, cur engineers.
our ,,iecbanics, in general, for our comtnoh
c..untry. Such victories are hfoodtess, bas
Tar more inpnS,an, fvs our prosperity than
il fis.. thousaBd men had been killed, and
ten or fifteen thousand wounded.-tS y. r.
Express, l9,h. -.
.Pray, Miss C., - ssd gentlemen the ether
evening, .'why are ladies 50 fsnd Of ofhcsrss''
ssflow stupid : replied Ms c.. - ]. not pes
fselly natural md proper that . lady ssenld Ike
good e9sr sirff s~..s
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-22

Attorney aud Counsellor at Law and Land Agent
Pre-cmp,ion claims secured, and entries M de
by Military Warrants. Office on 81. Anthony
street, nearly opposite the Upper Landing.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-22
Wm. ID. Phillips,

Peoczreur. Avocai en- dr9it, ct Agent desierres-
ST. Paul. Reclame mis- ensarefe et des teffe
entrees par des ordres miiitaires.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-22

GREENFIELD SLCDER CO..
No. lei NORTH Second street. bsfWeeR Locnsf Gad Fire,
eel Saint Leuis,
Dealers and Importers IN Pianas and Musical ln''ru-
ments Lamps, Girandoles, Plain aud Fine Fur
niture, Looking Glaases, &c. 2-2s
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-22
From New York.


The Court Of Assises Of the Haufe Oar.
onne, four days ago tried man named
Media, for the murder of NJ. Guiton, 4 no.
tary Of Saint-Sulpice-de-Lesat On the
29th of December last, the accused went
several times to NJ. Guloh's office and
pressed him to accompany him to draw up
some deeds. NJ. Guiton at last went, bur
did not return home. The next day, his
family being greatly alarmed, caused en-
quiries TO be made, but they led TO no re-
suit. Suspicious fell on the accused, and
his house was examined, traces Of blood
were found in different articles Of dress, on
an axe, on the wui!s, &C., and on the walls
also were some bits Of hair, mixed with
blood, which were ascertained to be those
of the deceased. When these things were
discovered, the accused displayed great O.
motion. Bits Of peculiar description Of soil
were found on wheelbarrow, and per-
son announced that, on the previous night,
he had heard the noise Of the barrow going
in the direction of field Of that sort of soil.
This field was accordingly examined, and
ia pit the body Of the deceased was dis
covered. Media calmly exclaimed, "it was
not who did the deedn'
He was taken to prison, and after while
sent for his wife, and admitted to her that
he was the murderer. The poor wUmsn
.hrieked and tainted. 10 the exsmluinx
magistrate he admitted that he put the do
ceased to death, and threw the body into
the pit, tut he iabored to show that is was
in moment OF passion and without pre-
meditation. A multitude of minute circum-
stances, proved that the murder had besn
deliberately planned, aud that he bad long
entertained bitter aninosity against the de-
ceased, to whom he was debtor, aud who
had lately pressed him for payment Of his
money. Declared guilty by the jury, the
court condemned the man to death, He
heard the sentence without any emotion.--
In the prison, however, he displayed pro-
found encouragement, end took no food;
ard when his wife or children were referr-
ed to, he wept most bitterly fGslissns
! Messenger. Ass
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-22
5tillwater Business pirsttorp.

M. f.. AMES,
Attorney and CoHmssLor at Lar,
saltwater, Mi. Ter.
Henry L. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor Mt Law, and genera
Land Agent--StilIwa,er, MINI. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
carraated genuine
REFER To
Nfessrs. Woodward * Dusenhury, \. \. City.
=. Cboutean, Jr., & Co., ST. Louis.
h. NJ ikensie & Co.,
=. Hampstead s. Washhurn, Galena, III.
/" James Carter j. Co., 90
H. l.. Dousnan, Esq, Prairie du Chen
Hon. II. II. Sibley, Minnesota Ter.
ii. NJ. Rice, Esq, ''
MINNESOTA HOUSE,
Saltwater, Min.--By W. i. UARTsHoRN.
No exerton will he spared to ensure the COM
fort Of Travellers. Porters will be in attendance
at The boats free of charge l1f
ABRAM VAN WORRIES,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lac and Solicitor IN
viii attend oil professional business entrusted 10 his
care. saltwater, Minnesota Ter. 62f
THEODORE r. PARKER.
Attorney 1ad Counsellor 9s Iae, StfHNdseT, Min Ter
REFERExcEs.-lIon. w. II. Seward n. y. John Van
Buren, Esq, Hon. Edwin Dodge, N. Y. City; James NJ
= Nth. Esq, I5nfialo Messrs Mullen Gooda, Water
town, n. Y; Levi Church, Mcssrs. Doane King Il Co.
81. Ionis; Hon. Robert smith, Alton ILL.,; Hon. Wiran
Knowlton Wis; Hon. II. II. sbiey, Min Ter; Michael
f.. Ames, Esq, Messrs. Churchill a Nelson, saltwater
Min Ter 2-3l
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G.. C. STROTHER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in medicines.
oils, paints, brushes, wines, chemicals,
yarnishes, patent medicines, SIC. &c.
Main street, Galena, Illinois. 8 2.f
IIEMPSTEAD 81 WASHBU RNE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Galena, Illinois.
.-Fe We have constantly on hand supply of
genuine Land Warrants, which will be sold.
Nav q IT
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VIM. WIGHTMAN.

tss VIM. GHTMAN, r
Wzosssafe Dealer in Groceries aud Wooden Ware,
Conner of Commernial and Locust SSrects,
SAINT LOUIS,
MAS Ger sse at ali tmes, large and general assert
III mers Of Staple and Fancy Groceries with great
variety Of woodcnware, which he offers Al the lowest
market rites. sir.A IS f
Merchants srs respectfully invited 10 an examination
Of hisstock. = E W 2-43t4
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CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS
ar s Cerasr Of Third and Pine atrertyy ay
e. pAHNDM, pfppr,eiof, w,l always be happy 70 see
his Trends, who down business or peasure from
Wisconsin,, Mnpesots, and from elsewhere up the Mis-
sissippi river Nov. IA, 1850.