The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-22

ing the road into Suland on the west side of the
river. II is not nced urge upon the kecn-sighted,
intelligent people of ST. Paul, the vital Importance of
doing this work and of doing it NOW. For an exam
ample, of the most fr-secing and liberal men Of
town, voluntarily gave $40 in cash. to further this
work; saying that le deemed it Of such paramount i'm
pogtance that he would willingly give much larger
But the fact is ali turn and do the
work in one day, if We will. Come prepared to stay
all day, OF send a hand OF two Feriage free.
SrRAYEp.--A pair of high backed chairs-also a
pulpit and pulpit furniture of the early painted
STYLE into the Rev. Mr.. Neiil's church; articles
that have evidently ''got Into the wrong pew and
that look As If the, had crept in through Gothic
window, in the Dark Ages
ExrLoRINo.--Our neghbor Of the Deaeoeraf, re-
turned last Sunda, morning from exploring the coun-
try that lies between Mankato on the Minnesota river
and Rolling Stone the Mississippi, which he rep
rosen,s a delightful region; and especially the val
ley Of the Cannon river. The party looked as if
they were returning from Mexican campaign; one
OF heir tSo mules having boen taken up by the bula
10 glats, and translated into king iom come.
CnANGE OF FrRN.--Mr. kcllogg has sold out
his interest in the st. Paul Drug Store; and he,eai
Ter that popular establishment belongs to Messls
Hichco~ & ANtcil; who will sImo oNction to
deserve a continuation of iso.s (on the public
HoAED!NG HoUsE.--Wm. Trussonu's boarding
house, the first building in Robert street. on the le
hand yea leave thiId street, one of the first
frame building. erected tina, street. II vas built
IN 1919, by a trencAman, who member Of our.
first legislature.
Cror MBKRS.-Last Saturday We received hal { a
peck Of fresh cucu,olers, from solne hand unknown,
laid upon our table wl,ile We were "a ferry -
There is no rart Of the world we have We, seen. SUI
pcrior to Minnesota Tor gardening. They can bca,
us anywhere down South at gas~ing; but when II
comes to raising Vegetables with us, they have 10
give it up. The only want is more labor and more
working mon, TO bring The crops and meet the
demand.
RAMSEY COUNTY.-Thc name Of Ramsey he
slowed upon this count, b, the first Legislature. was
very handsome AID appropriate tribute Of respect
paid by the first Legislature Of Minnesota. to the
worthy Governor first appointed in this Territory
Long life and prosperity good man. whatever
his politics
WuERE.'--W fad the cxtract fiiowinc in one
of our exchanges: from which stranger might infer.
very erroneously, that the Red River trains had any
business to do ST. Authouv on their arrival there
1--WE would suggest to those who intend visiting
the upper country fox pleasure this season. the pro
priety cf improving the present time. Tho Red
I ,E-a, -
81. Anthony early next week. This tain viii con-
Sist oil from 30 to - teams
STEAMsoATs WITHOUT BaRs.-The No. Re-
publican SAYS:
The Die Vernon is the frs: boat in he Kcok,tk
packet line TO dispense with her bar. Tho Others
VIII follow snit As thi, department fails I'M
der the management Of the Th. lac viii
then be perhaps, the on> one on the Western Wa
ters on which apn ituou- liquors are not sold The
owners deserve the thanks Of every right thinkinr
person. for resolve cred;t:he to themselves and
beneficial TO the community. Now we think it YER,
singular that the Republican did not long since know
that the veteran :. b. Captain Orin Smith, has
had no bar on his boat tor several years. and GER
family there is NOT more popular steam boat captain.
on this or ANY other river; or man who has better
earned his popularity and success; than Orin Smith
with the Senator first and now with the Nominee.
M NfNh or Travel IS CoMiNG.-Nc
''c no" Pleased to learn that they are now laying
down the track OF the q. & {. I. x. X. between
Cherry Valley and Ro,ks,rd I, = o,-,o...a ,l...
the cars will reach East Rockford by the 18th Of
August.
Mr.. WEnsrER.-Thi, gentleman has ,,n,.
staunch lends in Minnesota. who were yc,, anxious
that he should be nominated for the presidency, and
who rightly regarded him as the highest utell,,t oc
our age To such it viii be gratifying to hear the
rel ont that Mr.. Webster has been nominated for
the Presidency, and that he has agreed TO s.stand
the ine' II this Is so, II Is with the hope of throw
ing the election IN the House. where his friends say,
''''' la ''iG '"'c " mig con-
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RrLIcIoN AND CNiLIzArioS.-As these two
are inseraiable in their progress ii gives US pleasure
to see it announced, under the head sgn- of town
that the Methodist, Corgreeationaists aud Catholics
are All about commencing churches at Lansing.