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.snders Wine store, 20 Walnut street, PhadeIpAia,
:s ss 81 n NJ
gu. sale: made By him TO consune-o.en Obliged .sy
action q Offering and quors imported
BY him He would refer 70 some invoices fo.lows v.
prices DID, some very choice Msn.snis
gallons. p.cay selected for consumers Some saua Amoss.s
IN houle Europe which he challenges equal ~
The Manxania and Amontlado sheres are peculiarly aaap
to they strengthen without stimulating and hsw
wines, principally specially
nom he stock Of "Burme'sr"a oporto, and imported =
Ts.:; y 4. ere uY and dss:,s and hay: been ay
an Pssn paImcd on SUCH r4t =
~ on or ~sSs:.is y he ssss Aoas ss %:
Sslcs:s While rcr. and ma M .sa., Port
TOO careful in their choice OF Port ssL-t hl
=, s;$: Wei. . w:. g AZ and s :Ss 80 d: =
A. % The spsrtins ~ss Of the subscriber Is well known hi
The nos s.ss ehssrs.s and the .pssdd .pa.ins A0.s
posd ~ him supsror 10 other Wines and sold
lew most Of the interior wines in The marks which
put upon buyers hrst cnss.
He s.s ao champagne wines Of various brands and
sspcsay holds himself 70 be lodge
so:sn 20 e: @ 81 1s Msso
OF Burgundy wines has large stock
.ss . a. .Ss n s:ns ss N.
Mes.t. nsnh.rd Jordan Of cohas extensive and nunsr
choices. nnsasss Of The "stsinbcs which The best growth
In tbs articles Of cosnac and b.nds., ss'
stock embracing some very old s,s Of Guard Dupuy
hhds and Dubouche 1884, hhd. consignment which VII
preserving brandy, and liquors. incudiAg
Of above sold by retail quantity desired
All ssod. delivered within days reach Of Philadelphia f
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent ~ mail OF 'ss
Adds... JACOB sNrDER,jr,
Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, fhli.depAi.
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EhENeH Observation-Disclosures IT. RAOUTT, formerly OF
Paris but recently resident Bnsio
his arrival IN this CITY, He respectfully Offers those
washington DESTROYS OF Studying the tench Applications will be
attended made his residence
For further
he will shortly issoe circulars. II-l77 =
present he Following Hon HALL
Postmaster General Hon A. j. Donel-on General
strong Dr. Asrender p osrnet fully WISE ESQ., DR.. Leo
Dovihers ST Louis ' tHt tt u tsft1 Tfat E1if
lQ--diw
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IN petition Short, OF New London, Connecticut
praying The extension OF patent gsned TO him on the 9Th
October railway TOR year.
from expiration Of said patent, which takes pnce on ihe n
day Of October, I65i--
/, is ordered petition bhead Once
day September 1851, ~ O'Clock and all
nofsd and show cause, any they have why said
petition ought to be granted
opp Patent
specifically forth writing
ofheang All filed BY
hearing accord
ofthe ONCE which will be furnished sppos
Ordered, also, that this published
Republic and Union, Washington ID. c. Daily Bee Mas
sschureis Providence Journal Providence Couan, Hart
ford and New London Chronicle, Connectout Express
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Pa three
weeks peviou. the 18th day Of sep,mh,r
T1fO-. EWBANH,
Aug 2-law3w Commissioner OF Patents.
sEdto Of the above will please and send their
bills TO the Patent once, with containing this notice.
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By y. -slpn.sse.ly arranged with reference he
svos, Law sheep, svo, pp. Att Retail price, SO
40 and 81 Ann street, New Yot.
Opinions Of "a. profe.siom
There are few works in The profession that contain such ksd
''"'' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
with Nh Justice Nelson in his opinion abov. m
toned work.
The reliable citations from tn. whole r
powerful .as. d. law STUDENT, 1ns him nc seiy on
stan, reference and win extensively aid the ssudsa the pacuoss
ROBERT J. wALKEE
grained with ,hesr sccu.cy, have been as much
9Th ,hs precision and e,..ne. with which The pm
ance from myself that profession should
'" It's merits ana like " 'dv'niaass op vovrSps
NrwyosH crrr, Oct 10, 1850. -
,np.r. az The advantage. Of .oils. and woIgnnrss
labor. n
DAVID PAUL BROWN, rhisd.lphs
Mr. K'nne has collected with diligence and sccus y,
cases decided on ,ss point y b.. questions and
authorities eopcus 70 i've p
JUDGE PETERS phil.depAs
on other allow and am satisfied sthm
sca,. the labor. Of "S" ~ pep.rsc.
causes M trial and the severn
titles, can say with confidence they treated with r
judgment and ability. .
@A JUDGE GRIDLEy Udca, New fo''
calculated TO be help the student hsn any
n3ok OF 'e SIC ersant and will nnd its upon eveV
table ~ a valuable ready reference. -,
W. T.. HURST, Phisdeiphis
The plAn and utility works have ~
the unqualified appreciation distinguished 81
United sAtcs Chief Justices w'"st
Vermont, Hovnbcwer Jersey Tucker Of Virginia sr
Fuetshed by JoNN " TROw,
Nov sd 10 and 81 Ann arss
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TUE Law and Practice OF Vendors and Purchasers of
Real Estate ". Dart Lincon's Inn bsrristsr
American and English decisions
view Of the existing law OF England and United
states, by j. w waterman, counselor one volume, 1851
Aug ~ FRANCk TAYLOR.
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HyDbEH ~ "cebiHrs, h@nu""es's.
BUILDING LOTS ON roURAND-A-HALF STREET SOUTH
On Thursday evenings August iSh ats O'Clock on me
SEES we shall sell four building being subdivision Of lot Id IN
square sst situated A Maryland svenus and
street SOUTH having front OF 10 feet each.
Terms One third balance twelve and eighteen
months, satisfactorily secured, bearing interest .
DYER MCGUIRE,
Aug I'D Aucionees
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General Agency and Law Once At WashinRton.
DE sEIDING d WYLIE,

General Agency and Law Once AT WashinRton.
DE SEEDING WYLIE, &sH
Ma Todxs Buildinf arenss nsrf door
Byonns Hotel, WasAnEfon, d. C..
CHAs DE SEEDING ANDREW WYLIE, jr., having formed
co purpose OF claims before
executive departments, before any board Of com
appointed OF Apoliatons other
cIsiur against any foreign
uI and faithful all business. thai be- intused
cnyve They pcnsions
land duties claims arising under contracts treaties
buying and selling real estate collecting private eaims
rents, sc, !. :, .
Andrew wyie D will attend law bushes. with which
either ntrused, In OF the courts of
the District or the Supreme Court Of the United States
cha. SEEDING
nubc and
will rive prompt attention taking OF testimony Acknowedg
men, OF deed. and which appean 10 his Office
Charges and regulated by the amount claimed,
and ths ~stsn, Of required
post paid will receive immediate attention
Sept 8-dly .I...
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VALuABLE improved property for sale, and rare
"A about 900 feet with building
fronting any Pennsylvania avenue win be cold reasonable
r#l.f.tie1 - 80 .sfsssrs asrte-rf7
Per fur.hr Information, apply =, tnis once.
Aug l9-eoda .s, /. H ssssc .-ts 4ffF.
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y .s.As. q ssss ss.s. ssy aas .-n
o.sn., :. s ~ is q sss.. less !, Ion s.v
n ssu sl,, s.-s s.. s-s.. A-Assss.
rs 8 s s:.,:: Z k ks .-,.,... ss..
- ss..... =. = . s.s s .s:': -: s:ss S.A'
, sss:s: :: So =: - s..S.
= t s 9 g. -. 4, =. ~
o. ~. =. . I-. iss s.:..As y DC l'As s-
-. ~ s~, i.4.,.-4.-.., s.~.- Asss.v. As.s~A..ss.
No M s s:Sss :. ':..s :.y..a ~, =.
- $500: :; g: :: s s:.s $: 81 -.
<+o sas~s Ut good esdss vinegar.
At Ssss Tfamssh, Nee London, cs"rsrsasa1.
rs b.as. fresh .sp.,ea. soas
s. bushels a new white aeld bean.
SD pound. Of good hard .o.p
sas pounds Of good hard ,.l,ow candies
s SS,ss q e go. sss s sis:1 s. s.. ''
.M Fort adams, Ks~Povs, Rhode I.la.d
M ss barrels barrels 81 q Re.s ,.oe,oo. aou,
1853 bashes Of new white deid beans
2,62s pounds Of good hard soap
9s+ pounds Of good hard aow candles
$50 gallons gallons Of good r cider vinegar nm gar
at For Constitution, Portsmouth,, Neg Ha"lsAirs
7 s:: CT rs, ss s:.,.
sas pound. q sooa hard soap Ian.
2ao gallons Of good cider vinegar.
At Fort Pv.sls, PoTtissd, Asi"s
i23 barrels of fresh super6ne aoar
$ bushels Of new white field beans
= ssss: q ssss .:.a ,:ssc e, s.. "a,
go gallons OF good cider vinegar
IT Fort sutioan, Easspors, Aa"s
ias barrel. Of R fresh .upsrnn. aour
s. bushels q new white nsld beans
05 pounds good hard talow candles
$40 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
NorEA bidders requested . extend the amount q l.s
bid, s f. article and exhibit DC total ~ e ::n Did .
post 49,. -.
December 1850, and Is. March, 1853;
hog weigh hsndrsd pounds excluding
s Ss sss s' s fu
then carefully packed with the same article IN pieces not scs
,s packing been completed hs contractor Ps.s
80 sases and packed Tho pork /. TO In ssssas ~
q barrels. .he beans and ~, ~, in
tasioa. n i5Il1
only by Of hiyswo qssss
bushel The candles have wicas The proyoss
81 Peters and For Ripley mus. pass 81 Lou. 70, their ams e
Ripley mus, pas 8. Peter. by 4. Jass, lssa
and the department will be authorised to purchase 70 %
The provisions inspected place delivery
and all be paid BY until they depoc
such sorehousss as may be designated BY INC agents Of ~
The Commssy General the privilege Of tnefcag9
diminishing the quantities. Of dispensing with ~ sE
any before entering into
OF ncrsang reducing the quantities Of each devy
giving sixty days prevtous
Bidders hsreofors contractors are required 70 &
ss ::e.. wSe.s rspo%sb esssd y
;:sris Spe.s w s' s
made and ertdence Of h
thL oce before rsqxos
made xpon tie 1tea1ry payment, which win be essd
puoc money points Of dvsy
places Of purchase the resdeAce Of the contscto q
option Of the Treasury Department FL Lef SSH
+. p. 4
Each proposal separate envelope,
Proposals furnishing army ssbsstcncc" 4 liz q
= N - ~" - =, 1-T-- GEO. GIBSON, C. G.a
NoTE-Edors paid inserting in their papen
do the Commissay ca
raj OF Subsistence. Aug 3-lawtl5Sep
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50 piee essay 1913 cubic feet per cubiu foot
be of the best white oak the
CENTRE pih, taken be gotten 10 sharp
corners, 10 will be sap wood on them.
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THE Union Academy n I4th street New
Il York avenue.-A and commodous building has been
erected be furnished throughout the approved
STYLE and TO be opened the LIST day 81 September
fast filing with the Of applicants
obtained OF
tsrnham's bookstore Those desiring should apply
mRdistely
Aug 9-eod3H H. RICHARDS Principal.
THE UnioHFensaIe Academy iath street, between
j. " and New York svenue.-Mrs. T. RICHARDS com
the second Of her seminary for young ladies
sh suitable brick building erected for
with the best nnurs The ladies, will have
charge library and the and beautiful
in the unen Academy They win
privilege Of attending the monthly lectures philosophy
i.ty, he by the principal Of the Union Academy.
mined above.
o-eod3w.
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fAPT. WILKEs's Voyage Round the World embrs-
cling Principal the United
Exploring Expedition; vol Illustrated with 1877 engraving
Tho Tive Adnrss by Coorev-new edition
Water Which by Cooper-new edition
Currsn and his Contemporaries, by Charles Phillips
The Countess Of Ruaolstsdt by George Sand.
Lectures by the Earl Of Csriise-fLor Morpcth1
Tn. wife Sister The Forbidden Marriage by Mrs Hub
back, niece Of Mss Austin -.
Mayo 40t IF#-L FRANCk TAYLOR
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nom sLETE Ready Reekoner, adapted TO the want
Of merchant mechanics lumber dealers BANKER ~
For sale by TAfnoh mhuhf,
Nav booksellers, near 9th street
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COMMON HALL Of the town Of Petersburg Virginia.
May 1850 Tho following resolution was THIS day adopted by
the Hail.:
aPs the advertise for proposals for
of OF Petersburg endorsed
State ofvana payable in 1870 and $50 900 1873
with coupons payable half yearly February
until l4b May,
they will the highest
bidder will be entitled thereto The payments for the same win be
May 18th and 18th July, bidders will
At offer The corporation
TO themselves the right reject offer made"
hereby the bonds OF the
received by the chamberlain OF the according
resolution, until the 18th lay OF May 1850 At ~ O'Clock
m. CHAs. CoRLING,
Msy a-dttthMsyneIt Mayor
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T,TUDEs II Passe ct FAvensr nc IAruusTet par
II lie Prince Louis Napoleon Bonspnre vol
Poudre de Cuere, Fa,es rhsenai de
Wa.bnetou Alfred Movdecsi captsne de
pAerie Amercane dutes de PAnriai- Ree Pofessenr
dcs sciences Appiaucs d'Arletr de Vnceune vol
Autnte Civic qui Concerne les Depart
de Ia Marine; Era du 'Ioi ct Legislation
dc. Armees de de Mer ~ Duratlnsa'ie vol
ssae Tscque des Tos hrmees, ct rnrtcuheremen de
AI~rie de Champagne par Pave, Capitane d'Artee vol
imported Paris, with many other works Of the same
science, by - - 49,. -.
MayQ FhANCk IhfLob
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CN1Lusu PATENTS. from 1901 TO Ia4S-a register Of all
n granted during that period vol. London.
Webster Letters and Copyright Of Designs
vol London.
0odson the Law Of Patents. vol London.
ndmach the Law and Practice Of Letters Patent for inven
I vol. London.
Spence On Of Patent Inventions. I vol London
Turner the Law OF Copyright Design. vol London,
Collections Of Patent Privileges Of all
countries NJ Europe. | vol. vienos.
Curis IN. Law Of Patents. 4 vol. Boston.
Phipe the OF Inventions vol Boston.
Kingsley and Prsson Laws and Practice ~ All Ma
si~ YRANCK rAYLo
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SEsOEMAKE GOODs-on hand and constantly rccc,v-
y ing importation all and Trim
nsses.
win find supplied with si
the shove line which will be sold accommodating
JOHNS 4 PAYNE,
Importer. and dealers n shoemaker Goods
Of Fourth and Arch PhIadeipha
July 9-eod3m
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CEPARATE proposals will be Isesved u this ocs unt LEA
- dsy of OcioSe next delivery Of psovsioss bSh
ID, U.S. u tbs ssoos Unpsd SAts ass sspsss, ~
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The whole to be Of the best leaf grain yellow
and straight
400 cue et FIRST quality Long band IL
.
piece African oak feet long q square per piece
do do "a do
.feE.1is Glass No 6--Blaek Spruce spar &c.
81 feet 10 inches diameter Is feet from butt
inches top end, per piece
Is Ga feet long rs inches at contre
mick n top end, piece
10 butts
inches top end, per piece
10 50 feet long 10 inches diameter
inches at top end, per piece
50 pieces.
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NEW beautiful styles Of nAncy shirts,
IN aunched
Also suppt t,isIe under shirts and haf-bose
Gsaae
for weather lust received and for safe
! .t.tta- l.#a.ss..a CHAS. n. LANES
- Gentiemcns Furnishing Store, P.nnsylvssia
D.
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Black Spruce, tby the pece)
6 piece sticks, IS feet long, IL inches diameter.
Is do do 50 dc do IL do do
(By the pece.)
100 from u inches inches dameter and from
l6 % long, proportions OF each length
be staighs and taper RI
The OF spruce pars third Of their
from buu ends
Class No. a-Mahosony, (board measure)
log st. Domingo, from TO 10 feet length be ls inches
sQuare-say 231 feet. n.
feet measure, Domingo l2 20 wide, inch
measure Domingo, 10 20 inches wide, inch
thick
feet measure Domingo 10 20 inches wide inch
thick +.
measure, wood IL 20 inches wide, inch
thick
500 measure wood IL 20 inches wide. inch
thick
measure wood ~ 20 inches wide, inch
feet IL inches wde inches
thick
500 feet board wood IL 20 inches wide inches
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-03-13

D clock, Henry while watching for a
rabbit, discovered in the bushes lie f;,-r
Of dead man. He i,simed iately calico
his brother, and upon further obseryatio,
the dead bodies Of two indiyiuals dressed
in males apparel, were found. side bv
aide, almost covered with snow.and ice
One of the brothers imnicdiatclv st,.flI
in search Of Coroner Bass, who. with
;:umbcr OF citizens, were soon n n.
spot. and a further cxaminat.cn Va
gone into. The snow and ice VS. g..
away from them when it appea,ed .Latcr.
Of the deceased was considerably taller
than the other. The shorter Of hi fo...
lay by the left the taller, and orasned
in the right hand Of the latter a.,d ly;e.r
by. his side, was a discharge .tayes
pistol, and near by upon the grt s., q ',.,s
pow der-hask ard box Of percussi-f.
caps. There was the appearance Of a
pistol ball having penetrated the O., i
OF the shorter, JUST above and back o.
the car, having doubtless produceo
death. There were contortior. 4, Of tie
features indicating that the tec.a-,.
had died in great agony. Iii taller
person appeared to have died AIM. r.
sian,Iy from the discharge of p,-1i
ball into his mouth-the bal ha.er
passed through and out at tad b.cl
the head. Upon the ground hlosc
lay a hat and cap, the former. bearing
the name Of fhe manufacturer 6 .,.-
Camp s. Hazsitine, IS5 Nal stree
below Fifth, Cincinnati, Ohioi Tim
spot where the bodies were foud IS S. D
small piece of wood, what + ca,.sd
= The Common" near the N il rsd
and directly over an old road "a. NOW
travelled Boston Times
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

!, is melancholy &c see the immense masses OF
crystal, blue ice, yard In lhicaness, lying below
~ an tho Mississippi, lL-ea world Of unconves;eo
wealth fot want ii cariiui, industry and enter
prise. &c cut 1t OIL aad snip it down south ~ coo
the parched tongues Of lbs Tropics and of those
WHO are burning under the sun Ct the Antilles or
Yves. ladies; between whom ard US. there is Il
great gal fixed, the Cuff OF Mexico. big enough
TO make pnnci bowl for the world la convention
March, this year, comes in Ike lion. and LIDS
f,is 10 60 OUT Ii : iErty-on lions.
Mr.. Houghton Of the Galena Daily Advertiser,
has bought Two power presses for his office. We
cannot boast ct power presses yst in 81. Paul;
but then we have - power CT presses
We learn that pending the adoption o. new
uniform for the Army, sack coats made cf whis
key barrels, made open ui the bottom, Ike stiff
eu.broiicred peiiicoats, and hole SCR the head
cut Though the nppcr head Of the barrel, so that
the wooden garment rests gracefully on The shoal-
ders, are wora e;hsr with CT without arm holes
cut IN the sides; ba; without belt Or sash. a
cooper now gets up military coat quicker and
eheape, than tailor ever could. 1t Is sid that
these wooden sack coats are intended 10 secure
the soldiers against being "shot in the neck. I"
They must make army terrible 10 behold as an
army OF human ierrapins; and in contest with
yelling Indans, would be likely to return hoop for
1aoop. TipS.ares are Efficient in police resula-
lions; what ,hen must be an army Of ipsiaves:
when will Congress provide for new regiment
Of mounted iipstaves." For such regiment, SO
ACQUIRED, what glorious commanding cavalry
officer, Sir John Talstaii Nouid have been, with
Lieut.. Pistol and the fiery Bardoipl, rolling on
svard 10 victory
Oar Legislature, in abolishing Latin law terms,
ave substituted for reese comilafas, '.,he power
Of the county which ia Dakota, and Wahna-
tab counties, ough, to be translated, ",he Ioow
rog oil,he county"
=. The new Comfy from the south end Of Wash
pstop, le'sbracins a large area between the st.
Cssx aud the Mississippi, above Pon. Douglass.
il is proposed to have called Douglass county. in
compliment % Hon. Stephen. A. Douglass, the
very Distinguished Senator from Illinois, and the
Irwavsrng friend in the Scnate, of the interests Of
Minnesoss. The fate Of the bill is yet uncertain.
We bad about Two inches Of snow last Nom
day night; which afforded few hours more Of
slelghing about town. Above ST. Anthony, they
bavs siill plenty Of sleishins
gentleman just up from Lake Pepin. says the
fee there is yard thick, and iha, without the aid
Of an lee bolt to break through it, wiIl not admit
Of the passage Of boats before the middle Of
April. ''
The Military Reserve Bill in Congress, is
knccked into "a cooked hat;' and of course re-
nains still under military jurisdiction, .Lnmbss Is
f.iiiay. ca the rsssYys.
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LEGISLATURE OF MlssEsorA.

Monday, March 8.

Mr.. Sturgis presented the remonstranre
of j. Russell and 20 others, Of Benton ronn-
~, against any change il The location OF the
cO1nty seat.
Communication from the Territorial
printer, in regard to delay in furnishing
copy OF bills to be printed, MAS read aud
laid on the table.
Committee on Territorial Affairs, report
cd in favor OF he creation Of the county OF
Douglass, from the southern portion OF
Washington county. < !.
Amendments Of House Of chapter ut
revision, were taken up--so,ne OF which
were agreed TO, and Others disagreed TO.
Mr.. Olmsted introduced resolutions for
the curtailment Of certain incidental print
ing, which were laid over. - se--
Adjourned.
IThe Council, after Monday, not having
furnished US with copy oftheir daily JOUR
nails, we have no means of informing our
readers, subsequent to that date, what is
TRANSPORTING in that body.]
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Hon. Geo. w. Julian, N. c., of Indiana, on
the 18th Of January, made a mastery speech in
favor of granting to every head Of family, a
homestead Of I60 acres out cf the public domain
This measure, said Mr.. Julian, is rooted in the
popular heart; it rests upon the immutable prn-
cipies Of justice; it forms an important part of the
great reform movement of the age-a link in the
chain of the worlds progress; it is in harmony
with ''the power that moves the stars and heaves
the pulses Of the Deep
This doctrine will meet a universal response in
Minnesota
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-03-13
PROBABLE CASE OF MURDER AND S,

PROBABLE CASE OF MURDER AND SUI
eide IN QUINCY.-The inhabitants of
the town ofQuincy were thrown into a
high state of excitement. apprehension,
and speculation, on Friday last, by the
discovery oftwo deceased human bod
les in the woods within the limits Of that
town. 1t appears that Henry and AL
bert Hayden were on u cunning cxcur-
sion during the afternoon that about 4
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Isis IS The Inference between us and our fiead
The Democrat: thar paper undertook 10 lay up
tie Why party here. lis votes and It's support for
tina public printing. The u hi.s finding Tbs, ,hey
were being sold without, Is The purchaser thought,
issr knowledge; preferred TO lend lh,ir support
10 the Pioneer Now Ibis is the whole contest, ia
a au; shell, between the Pioneer and the Demo
crat. in regard to printing. In regard to political
principles, II line Democra, is what it PROCESSES to
be, the oai, difference Is difference Of opinion
Tenioy. We 10 not lac to see The Democratic
party attempt to orgaa.z. Rice sa4 foremost after
the experience we have had Of RICE politics
Most CT cur Democratic friends DO not, Is we
believe. Dut The Pioneer IS Democratic, always,
all the time, as iar rs We are able TO understand
.she meaning Of Democracy; and as we said be-
fore, when aoaudched by Ill further show or APP
pcarance Of Democratic aid or support, and when
Gus for al immediate org ,nizaion, sirugg.ing
might and main. 10 elect Mitchell Delegate, ''oul
anchor cas-, in the Democratic party with the
fukss in. Where tha, patty lel! W., they viii
find US " We do not attempt to govern; lat ex-
pect TO obey the party aud whea tho luajorit,
SLY, now Is the t;ine-we want 10 place YOU asa.i.
in that post, winch YOU never abaiidonei, us the
organ OF the Democratic party, to the larses, rag
mei:: Of which YOU adhered, when lis uuny Was
destroyed--tke Pioneer is terc.