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BALTIMORE, may
Az our market, to-day sales were made Of 1000 bbls
Howard street -four at ~ 25 and 1000 City Mills at 81
S1h with 300 bbs fresh brands Of City Mills at 81 So
BUFFALO, May % 1851.
The receipts here since last have been follows
Flour IL COO barrels wheat Il 900 bushels; corn, q 900
bushels Western -four Ia In fair demand; prices
without change Wheat is steady and Arm with sales
Of 5000 bushels, at 8kc for Ohio There is good in
qury for corn and the sales reach 1000 bushels at
A. Nc for Western mixed. small business is doing in
Ohio whiskey, at pxevicns rates Freights un.
changed
ALBANY, May %, 1851
The receipts the past forty Eight hours have been
In moderate demand the market shade in favor Of
the buyer Straight State is selling at 81 Is 81 25
and Michigan at the figure There is q fair milling
demand for prime wheat with sales of $500 bus at 9c
for white Michigan Corn is in fair request with
Of bus at 56c for prime mixed western, 5sc
for round yellow 5000 bus English barley sold at
81. Oats dull; sales 900 bus. ut 47c.
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HAya.a .rp Wv onIrAss-s,eamshlp Cherokss-n.e-
Otto and lady. Bcrnades Lsmsdrex, Miss Mayisn. Mrs
Marion Mrs Gardner Mrs Lsrake and family Mr. Pieassa
Mr. Barber, Wnsor George Iawton, Dias RAphast
Dss. Jsse uria Antonio Csrrers Thes Smith. De
neres, N Buekmore, Mrs La Rentrie. Mr. Barber, n
Hale chas Mara, John Hsly Jordan, Louis FAvsrsn
" Humphrey, A Spear. Albert Dibble Geo W Brixzs
Lyman ROss y X Rord Jas St5urhton, David pomeroy.
Augustin Clark, VIM Caldwell, Patrick Floods In It's
steerage.
CHAGRu-stesmship Brother Jonsthsn-D Marriasr,
Y Carleton, Jr lance Clsxr. Hinekuf Charles Lesds
Mr. Nellie, Duaoho. VIM Fisher, Peter Myers, McKin
min, sumbrry Mr. Lavell, Mr Rasnston, Mr. Hsnlun.
Mr. Hutton, Mr. Morrison, VI BALDWIN, Mrs Baldwts.
Mrs Curtiss and four children, w Kennedy W Rsss.
James laird Msksy Peter Silyerdae George HovlAaA
Horace Campbell Turner, Sinclair, John NJ Connie.
J Growing. hecann. Marysret Mccsnn, John xecsns,
Mary Ann Mccain, Patrick Mccain Hugh o. Mel Samuel
Colt, wooeot Richard Barber, Mr. MeGeehee, Mr. Ma
sny, 4 cmsted, Pollard. Ann DALEY. Mr. Nishol.on.
shaw, W Miller L " Morgan. A Barthy Mr. Lattiaer
John nr.mherse Fox, r Roberts, Smith. Edwa
MY !" temPhins sna triena solomon VT VIE.
Tingley and two chdren Mrs Laurc, Mrs. Lewis Rsss
Robt Psrker-7t In the stsersge.
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BALTINOpff My ~.
Arrived-Bsrk rnon Boston brig Nancy Davis N1oTrk
schrs sepuir Mary Merrill Alice, Mary MAMIE ana Jos
Brown, do; Roxbury, Providence. po- ~ NJ
AriysdBrigs Donegal, Liverpool April ~ Fersaiiies
Brig Trumrs. Newcastle APRIL Spoke May let % "
Ion ~ H bark Dade from Newcastle for Quebec reported
that they had taken 81 the crew q Br trs Aron from
bangor w Boston, understood che foundered ~ sea
BRIG Henry Matthews, Pernamtuoo, April ~ Leh ship
Palestine condemnsd bark Muekingum, for NIoxk rsng
Brirs Canto, Cardenas, May ~ Orinoco, Phiadesphia
.chrs Richmond Tashion, Cora, ang Sopa, p,ladephia
Planter Albany Maria. and George n Emily Nforh-
Cesrsa shir sunbeam 81 John, Nd, 20 load for sonth
America; bafts Msrc Hsvenn Julette Do standard 1--WE
bcc Nashua Philadelphia Zion, Baamori brEs ,leYs
snd CsJe Hayticn s0uther Charcstcnt sehrs On.ee ~
BANGOR, May e.
Arrscd-sctr OREGON, Rondout.
Clcarqd-Brig Ahner Taylor, 50 Croix, - ,,,a
Arrysd-Bris jerome, Nstanzss, inh inst foS fGoYi-
dence.
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nARITImE TELLIG ENC n
moxemens. OF the ocean sts.msrs.
Port Of New Yorlx, May ~.


wias New ,.sn sG,ssss Gs, Mills
ton Co. Cleone Baxter Havana, Rensuid Il Frsncis;
ssxI1 cs: os Wait Badger
81 erssel Lissssns do Read; bs'syiatsIl Dwyss -
mobile. Hurle9t Co; Rubrck Rusl Fukele Charles
Brigs-Tese. Helena tS,th) Post, Amsterdam, Funeh
Tsn Bs',s ,. sssVs assos Whitney s
sp s,si SssS % ds Employ "s ssssgi'I
Gee. RqstnrG. Gar seys tos ASssr.Sa Augusta
stone sayssssh, Surge clsa,aan Co. Clinton An
sc5. Rr Luck sslro.e Mcguifs. 40 Brett Woes %.
ros Bacs Ann Ssos fss
burg, Hand a Co.
hhr jane tBrl Hunter 1yerpool With $50 steerise pas
ss "a E Kns & Raw S:T ,srsos s r. with md. and
ylp Tfstis tss sands,rom, Leshorn 50 days and Glib
Bsrk ssfsgosss Coz fhadciphiaj, Hurley, ssgua la
Brig fiaedo (Itsii CrSsle LeEhorn, 70 days with
BEs Arthur Is.fy 76ri Gssis fsnehsl, MADEIRA April
s5o sa r % rSs' from Gss III csrs l1S
short q provisions sesys out 2lst inst lat . ~ lon a.
1E"aA Vas ~ e.. Ishshas on sa ,s
BRIG Tweed Br Boyle 81 John. PR. 10 days with sugar
6ris Yankee tcf chsyfsld) small San Juan dc los Re-
sshrAbby OBI Irving Limerick 81 days. in ballast with
sshr fssneis cs@mns. (of Banror, yea,ic PslAtks
Fls dsys Visa e ss e Gree IA p.. n, IN
cedar to feck Lyman 18th inst scbr Jns snow. and
Others hence, bound In.
selr Connecticut Tsirehild, Nswbtrn, NC days, with
naval storcs.
sehr Tuuis Bodirc. Chsmters, James River. dave.
Sehr seneca, Brovn Pbaaclrhia dAys, hound 20 Nor
rich.
Sohr Eudora. " land. Machins, 10 days.
Schr Commodore Tucker. Cox. CALAIS " days.
Si0cp New World, smith, Portland, ct.
sloop Jas Lsmrhser, BliIrhrd New London, ? days.
Sailed.
stesrtiips Cherokee, Wndle Chsgres; Brother iona.
than Sguier, do.
NV 9g-Wfna dprtnq Abe anvsSE
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NAY 2s-wind during III, day ssE.

TPrH SrEAMsHtP BhLrtc-AddtiCnail
AucxLAEp, NJ, Dee I-Arr Daniel webster sydh9y'
NSW.
AE1wrRr, Ma io-Arr Msysover, Norleans. -
cars TowS. con, March t-Arr 81 Helena tDntchl bos
ton tDce 2il aud sid 18th for Akyab. 49, =,
CnRIsrIsSA, April Ar Carl August, Charleston tpro
tAtly EnFl. - . -. -,
Csbil, Msy Arr MARI ysrney, NYcrh. Sid Ward
Eouliev, Boston.
CLytr May the, sosOs,rs Charleston Sid Hsr-
riet, Berry NIork. -, SO
DuSGENsss, May 7-Of, Hanover, from HAMBURG 'ot y
York.
IivFarooI, May 12-Arr America ls), Doe on brntus
Abbott Lord and Kate Howe, New Orleans Iyringham
Charleston y, NYork WIN Penn. philadelphia Samuel
Savannah; Lady of the West, Alexandria. -, -,
sld iOth James Calder, Chsrleston olivia North far-
mouth. a.. - - xv..L
land cid same dayl. -
DIAL Nay The hull OF vessel full q water and asan-
doped appsrenty American Of 100 tons ubhoom white,
plain broad white moulding two WHITE stars on ssrh Was
passed April ~, lat ~ y, len ~ w.
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MarrfoQ.

On May q by the Rev. Mr.. Armitage Mr.. WILLIAM
BRANCH, Of Vermont to Miss MARY GARDNER Of this
city
At Montevdeo, January q by the Rev s. Stewart of
the u 8. Navy. PETER BoURsE Jr. of New York. to Ro
daughter of Roger Smith, ESQ., of Montevdeo
In Brooklyn, on May 8 by the Rev. b. G. Cutler, Mr.
JoHs TAYLOR 10 Miss. s. NJ. TYsor, all Of that city.
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STOCK SALES.
s PMIAps ell Nay @.Fyrst Bsard-s250o City 6s.
road, as4; o0 do go do. IS do. NsS; 20 DO. 2sIS;
~ Penpsylvania RAILROAD, 49, 10 Commercial Bank, So
SSiss.2so shares Reading Railroad Second Boardz
100 shares Reading Railroad 2s 20 COMMERCIAL Bank 5f
Mechanics Bank. z .ler Saies-l50 shares Reading
Railroad, 2sk; $50 do, 2sh
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VICTIMS OF THE QUACK DOCTORS LOOK r0R
the old and long established Hunerian Dispenzsry,
number three Division street, New York city, By Dr.
Hunter, .whe, from an experience that very seldom
falls 70 the lot 81 any one phy soian, 10 enabled ~
warrant = Perisot and lasting cure, IN any and all
cases THIS - the only place In this city where bis gree
remedy, hunters Red Drop. be obtained medic
never SHOWN 70 TAIL In curing the worst forms ofdse
OF private nAtre The DT pensnry arranged VI 4 the
person calling Siil one but che doctor himself who
~ constant tndance, IN h private room ready nd VIII
IT. y give rAlictto al who may rive hni ca Hundreds
m ccftneases Voluntarily gwen 81 course Al ieted are
invited y make immediate application 20 Doe Hunter.
whose Ugh professional celebrity respectable and nteg
tye character, chaenEe the severest s outlay, and
krc guarantee e. the patient 81 ~ .aush anA
h9aorstle tratmcnt PRICE ~ Baaale Agency No Penvi
erect M IA medical book priv 80 soea With
vial only rtmody cart tat secursa the pa
tent agsint secondary Auacks reasment hv lesfcr
ing mnNte ecstr pilen, pest rad,
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DE, sA5rn; AUTHOR 9s Tpn .gsasr,csL Pr

- vate IreaNse" Nc.-Vret hours yte " A. n,
M tSundsy excepted No. IS Green eieh stree. IL has
been matter OF surprise 10 that OF respssa
billy and Of professional atainmsns Should devote hs "a
enon 10 the deases which people descrtcn
tend 20 cure 80 easily H. however the thcnsaodth psr
ofthe mseric these people brng society ~ern snov
only The present misery ana deieetion prsJinE on ns
mind we'll the body but Of euoh nature a. ~
affect postery and destroy the sosl
altogether s fact that, when net properly trestsx
they dormant 10 the constitution
pear In other way than In their effects nsOn posvyt
yet properly understood most easily and speedily
moved From the uncommon medical advAhaas The sutbo
has enjoyed and very extensive and lonS prsctee u w
cure, In Of structure, however osmpostsd 4.
standing may and that IN stage Of certain assss
their consciousness - well as the deporsbis ssssN
ulng from early improper habits ne can insure suoh sse
tain safe. and radical be obtained n
other source 70 America Those Who apply the esry
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Passengers Arrived.
TrrcHtL Madeira )-Br brig Arthur Lsary-A rxst;
Crook, q Fernando, Of Madeira: j CAmra NYork.
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No FEE TILL CUREp.-DRs. COOPER AND MIR
IN ply ~ Roswell street consulted all dsesee
surgical and medical which they VITA unparalleled
without mercury. Beware u the sra inforncrs
alias quacke, IN Duane a., Of Chatham. We hare
referencc 70 The other lihe Of Chatham.
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nR. L. MoRTAMoRE WOULD SAY no TnosT WI

nR. l.. hoRTAMORE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WIG
~ have contracted diseases Cura NJ voieas" that la
take Of thy health have devoted mang yeass mp
profession. treated succeesfly, thousands OF patns
Those who wish TO suit those compsins
tree Of chsrgel from sA to9 NJ Sundays excepted
yon ysus your health You viii avoid snsves who
their kind u medicine IL al that for disease
in all lie forms Persons whose health he been ruined
these cyclists call upon me daily. a5 william strtst.
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Foreign Malls.

Letter Bags for Havana steamer Isnhe will close At
the Exchange, Reading Room ~ Exchsnge this day. At
AZ o'clock.
Letter B.gs for Halifax and Liverpool per steamer Cam
brra from Boston Will close the Exchange Reading Room
(7 Exohsage Wall sresh this day. 9th inst At quarter
before o'clock.
South Pacific. Acapulco San Francisco 0resos 60 per
ing Room 67 Exehanse Wednesday 18th, at half past
o'clock These mails will be forwarded In charge Of speoal
messenger Small packages taken 1t reduced rates.
Letters be prepaid 1T the Beading Room 70 1xxt
Of the world.
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Ok cENrs-PRivAIE MEDICAL woRK.-DocroE
81 Raiphs Practical Trcstise giving recipes aic 80.
&C. IA epstes every 10 treat bis iudrs
skltully treated 10th edition s2 pages With plates sofa
Greenwich and ~ Ann street Nailed secure envs
lope receipt 81 % cents prepaid
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pcOV chc mixture for the ofpriva.s disorders
makes speedy without the least restrictions % dies
drink exposure or change in application 10 business ne
proprietor challenges single esse which the mixture wa
not cure, under the forfeiture Of Eve hundred dollars
put w in hst.ss. with full directions 81 One boste
lasts wesb-msny cured IN two days For sale by G.
u RING, lg2 Broadway, aud 100 Bsysrd street, N.Y
Little lN Hanover street, Boston; Wright c.. New
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a ikRILIT SAFEGUARD AGAINST QUAcKERy~-
"A Dr. DE Lsneys Medical formulsry eertain Diseases
and weaknesses brdred for popular readng) with he beat
rcural Prescriptions ne rc- only l Genes SOLD
42 Broadway, and by poet Of the a1thor 81 Lspsnarf
street. near Broadway Consultations gratis.
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u EhovAL.-THE PRINCIPAL OFFICE FOR Tue
IN sale 81 the Rev. u, Hibbarfs ceebratei Vegetables
ps is removed from John street 70 No. - Nassau street.
Herald Building where all orders will he promptly
Piled, ~ B1be public cautioned against torfsts
and impostcra Remember the number, ~ NASSAU near
Fulton street. Timothy X. Hibhard, Sole Pruprietor
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Arr at Bermuda 18th inst schr Union Portland OF Pro
vinoetowp, with brig Bristol. In tow.
At Lahana. March o, ChAs Carroll Chappe, Il. fitting
for Arctic Seas Aeushne Brsdlsy III Just for DO go
sp 80 VIII The reported Marquesas JAN Peruvian,
Eogcr Nantucket 800 sp; Potomac do. 500 Java, Saa
ton NBeaferd 40 treported in Oct s George susan,
So Jasper, do 20 Desdemona, do Sv sp lreport
ed Nov 4, fc01
Arr at 81 Helena March a. Leander Glover OF Mystic.
Oil not stated
SID from Town. cCH. March g. Uaited States Bar
nun. Of and for Stonngton.
sydney Nsw Jan - Tuscsrora. Of Cola Spring (be
fore reported on Rortnga ieaky having been bored BY
come Of her 49,
Cook, from Proyi ce,ovn, 90 days out ecaaali
well.
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not attempt to say how far the damagrd -four
which was DE- alt out, tended to aggrava:c
these diseases, but we have no hasitancy III
a.ins that this alone was not the origsnsl-
inv Cause of so much sickness. am dis
posed 10 think, their expo .ure &c the seseri-
ty of The weather, their irreguar habits,
and i.npr,l.lent nai,agesaeis.0ithe sisk, also
a change OF diet had tendency 10 agra
yate these diseases, more tlan any thing
else. lis already known that toe Indians
alone where nut afflicted with these disea-
ses Mr.. Watrou,' family. also Mr. Spat's
my colleague, as well as my owa hgye h. r
greater or less extent been trCui3ed With
one or the other of those diseases. Since nay
ment part Of the Sandy Lake band aud "a
few of other bands have remained here aud
have been quite troublesome, especially &,
us Missionaries. But instead Of charging
these troubles to their starving eos.ii.ion.I
AN, ,lisvossd to think, If any Thing, they
have been fed too much. Some Of the III
dams OF this ban,l have been out on their
winter hunts; and they have found ,Ieaty
of game, but there are SOME whD prefer t.
beg and commit depredatons rAther than
make an effort in more honorable way 10
/; gain livelihood.
As respects the Indians heing encouraged
to acts Of violence think judging fsom
their conduct toward US, that Iney have
been thus encouraged. An Indian saw, as
! he stated, a short time since, Hole tae-day
at Grow Wing, and he counseled him 10
forcibly take provisions if they could not
obtain them otherwise; whether they were
advised TO disturb the MISSIONARIES fret or
not am unable to say, but this IS she course
which they have pursued. They have eui
open the door where the cattle are kept,
and in the first instance would have succeed
ed in killing ona OF them, had We nog
strongly resisted.
I In the next instance they succeeded ~
killing one, shooting il unexpecte.ly !n apen
day, very near our door, but nol thinkiug
they especially needed it we, b. the assist
ance, Of the agent, took il from Them.
mention these facts, thinking they will better
explain the condition OF the Indians ~ tits
vicinity than any thing can give.
Concerning the Indians beyond MS, their
condition as far as We are able 90 lear8. -
much better than it was year ago AZ
time.
These few statements ! make for nc 9th
er purpose than that The community uTay he
rightly informed in these matters. Ihs
> condition Of The poor Indians is very bad At
: best, bu, consider we have no right 70
D make exaggerated statements concerning
{, them.
I submit these few hasty lines tn sour
disposal, Mr.. Editor; please use them ~
you deem best. and il any infurnta ion
: should be needed, or any thing ihal can
e give for the benefit of your paper. SNAIL 90
happy to do it.
remain yours with respect
JOSEPH w. HOLT.
Missionary az
n Sandy Lake.
Col. JAMES n. GoooHuE,
Editor Of Pioneer. &-fT
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Ce,s bra.ion Of St. Pa,rick's Day.

81
The Sons of the Emerald Isle, anc our
citizens generally, joined in an impromptu
celebration of The anniversary Of St. Pat
rick, on Monday last. There were no pre-
vious preparations whatever; but the event
was characterized by quite as much order
and regularity, as though there had been.--
During the forenoon, the stars and stripes
were elevated 10 the peak of the liberty
pole, in front of the Central House; but I'M
fortunately, the wind being high, the tai!
mast was broken off, some twenty feet from
The ground. The flag was then raised upon
the stump, and salute fired. Speeches
were then made from the steps of the Gen.
trail House, Ivy Secretary Smith, D. Ohm
sted, Martin Mcleod, Capt. Holconbe,
l.. A. Babcock, &. J. Henniss, Michael
Cummings, W.'P. Murray, and others.
AS late rs one O'Clock, it WINS proposed
that the celebration he continued by sup
per at Barney Rogers. Notwithstanding
the short notice, Barney was on hand, and
SCI ~ Nosk VIII tJuS iIADcfutuu cuSI Sy.--
At seven O'Clock, q large company had as
senibled, and were invited to partake of a
repast that would have done honor TO Bar.
ney, or any one else, with weeks for preph.
ration. AT the supper table sentiment:
were offered, and responses made BY
Messrs. S. b. Ollnsteud, Wilkinson, Bab
cock, w. p. Murray, Creek, Goodhue
Wilkm, Owens, and others. The toast.
all being extempore, we of course have ~
copies for publication.
After supper was over, procession wa:
formed, headed by band of music, s. mum
boring some three hundred, which marche.
through the principal streets, visiting tn
residences Of many Of our citizens. TIL
procession returned TO the scene of the eve
ning's festivities about nine o'clock, wher
numerous gentlemen, comprising anon
others, Messrs. John Rogers, Phillips
Noah, (. Rice, Coulter and Nelson, mad
addresses appropriate to the occasion.
The company. dispersed at an early hour
highly pleased with the first celebration c
St. Patrick's Day in Minnesota. Ma
there be many such
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1t is best to say without any circumlocu-
ton, ,ha, If we intend TO elect two Com
,nssioners in this county, who will he ac-
tive in Fastening forward the building OF
the Capitol, we must unite upon, and sup
port two candidates, and only ftro, Saint
Paul mus, be united in this matter. To
multply candidates, beyond the number Of
two, is TO secure defeat. There should he
a Convention to nominate these two candi-
dates. they should he nominated without
reference to their politics; for if we go into
this election, as par!izans, we are certain Of
def.nt. He is an enemy Of Saint Paul, who
would hazard the election of these two
Commissioners, upon game Of senseless
politics. Should party issue he raised in
the election, and should it to any extent con-
troll the election, we are betrayed into de-
frat--mark ihat-and mark the authors Of
il!
Ws 20 in, heart aud soul, for the sclec-
ton of two candidates, TO l,e nominated by
a mass meeting Of the electors Of Ramsey
and Dakota counties, irrespective of party,
and will support the ticket thus nominated.
At the request Of great number Of the peo-
pie, we now give notice, that a mass ueet-
Jog Of the electors or legal voters Of Ram
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sey and d sko.as coanliess Ito pomina,a two
commissioners ror the office Of Building
Commissioners, viii be holden next Satar.1
day, the 2slid day Of March instaut, al one
O'Clock in the afternoon, at the Bench
street school house in Saint Paul.
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For the Pioneer.

He..sr. I OF tne tsoHScf.
noticed in the Chronicle and Register
under date Of Feb. 10th, what | consit;er
very exaggerated statement with resar.l to
the suffering and death of the Chippewas
in this vicinity. Although no particular
band or portion Of them, more THAI ssabove
Crow Wing" are mentioned. have been
stationed here since June last. and have
known Of no one that has died from starva-
lion. ,
1t is estimated that between $50 and 200
died here last fall during payment, bu, am
disposed to estimate less than $50 rather
than more. How many died afier leaving, l
arm unable to say, hut reports came that she
number was Considerable. 10 $3.50 60 a.A
Now, if this great mortality which oc-
Cured in so short time, is ,ht I to which
we are referred, we are prepared to state
that the cause WAS not from hunger. Soon
after the indians gathered here and while
waiting to receive their annuities, the mea
sies and dysentery broke out among them
and carried many Of them to the grave.
mostly Of whom were children. iva will
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Minnesota Legislature.

Nothing of much interest, save the granting OF
a few divorces, and the passage Of sundry chap
tiers Of the revised statutes, has engsged the at
ten,ion Of the two Houses the past week, with
the exception Of one part Of day occupied by
the Council in considering the Appor,iosmen, bill.
As our columns are otherwise crowded, We dis
pense with our usual abstract. sss*
bill has pissed both branches to incorporate
the ST. Paul Division of the Sons OF Temperance
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Capt. Dodd, at the Lower Landing in ST. Paul,
runs terrible saw MILL 1t is a circular saw, pro-
PEELED by steam, and tears the heart right out of a
pine log. The saw cut. the other day, by the
watch, four thousand and twenty five feet Of luu,-
ber being siding. deal boards and inch boards, in
three hours and seven minutes. The Captain is
willing to run his saw against any saw on the Mis-
sissppi river.
"Shonktonka raniehe do" Gas the dakota
spell the words correctly,) "shonktonka waniche
do" q have no horse,) was the expression we
heard from an Indian as he appeared at the lower
landing on Friday morning, with his squaw har-
messed to a one horse cutter. laden with sundry
implements Of sugar making. 1t appeared. upon
enquiry that the family had started for the susar
bush," and at short distance below town, the
horse had broken through the ice, when the In
dian vas compelled to cut him hose ard let him
drift, to save the sled and its load. When Indians
break through the ice, is it not about time for
white people I, keep entirely clear Of IT.
Mr.. Brunson has introduced bill to extend the
corporate limits Of St. Paul, so as to include
lioyfs addition, Whitney & Smiths addition, and
all the additions that are to be, as far down as
McLeod's creek. 1t is hoped this measure, IL it
passes. will afford sufficiently large basis for the
"ciy faihers'' to stand upoa, and that they will
not tumble over as they did last Fall, on the en-
forcemen' Of the "hog ordnance We believe
the board Of trustees has not had meeting for
several months. and claims against the corpora
ton 60 a begging meantime We don't charge
upon the board the entire blame Of there being no
money in the treasury, but they should a, leas.
endeavor to sec that their subordnnses do their
duty, and make an effort to satisfy creditors in
some way.