The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21
MI y ESOTA AFFAIRS.
SUNDAY MORNING, l1th-9 A. VI.

/ Sun Flies buzzing. No wind Black
ringing. Streets quiet. Not d.ay at the l,alng
Sweet day OF rest
UALENA.-lhe boats passing up and down the
Mississippi viii not general thing after the
Railroad is extended to the Mississippi, run I'D the
Fever River to unload. They will naturally stop at
the Depot on the East side of the Mississippi if a
Depot Is there, otherwise, they viii stop at Dubuque
But there Will not only be Depot on the East side,
! bat Il Town; town that will start uto existence
like mushroom of the night. 1t is only to he feared
that the owners OF real estate at that point vii hold
II so high, as to dwarf the indications of thu f,me
Gacna i'll in fact be extended to the Missssppi in
one full set and continuous street Nous Ver7ons
| We publish in this days paper communication
ffom our Washington correspondent F'lews." His
complimentary notice Of Gen. Dodge, is we'll mered
! by that gentleman, and will he duly appreciated BY,
the democracy of this State, who have had too MANY
evidences OF the ability, CONSISTENCY, fidelity and IN
tning energy of their Representatives to doubt him.
or the sincerity of those who lit to bestow praise
upon hun. ten. Dodge is able and faithful Rep
resentave, sincere lover of his country I'd wears
as true heart as ever enclosed in the breast of
man, to adorn and beautiiy char.,c ter - lEaus Err
| The people of Minnesota have the Evelcst cause
OF gratitude to Gen. Dodge for his devotion to our
Territorial interests, whenever her affairs are intro.
duced in the U. S. Senate
Hay IN WIsCoNsIS.--A lot Of hay brourht from
W 'sconsin was recently sold in this market, at a
handsome profit over all expenses. TIE charges for
transportation We're above : Is per ton bat it can be
brought here much less where contracts are made for,
IN ,n f,r, 4 Z.
per ton, while in New York it is worth from $50 to
S22.-N. Y. lap.
MosT LIvE---Soine men say. sthe world owes
me living, and ! am bound 10 have it, Il, this,
they intimate intention to steal something. or 10
cheat somebody. SO, some men who follow a callinq
which does their ncighbors hurt, say tina, if they
don't do this thing somebody else will.
"A man whom DIR. Johnson one rcproved for follow
my useless and demoraiizing, business said in ex.
cuse' |'you know Doctor, that I must live This
brave old Halter of everything mean aud hateful,
cody replied that che dad NOT see the necessity of
that
HELP.-The Americans are so much ,:pon terms
OF equality, that the term sa,aH has been substit-
ted by the term hip. This is very well, but to smart
and when they return home, have great deal to
write about it, The following case illustrates this
state Of on domestic affairs, better than any we re-
member to have read Of
lady hired country girl for family servant.
and was surprised to her poke her head into the
pirIor, one afternoon when visitors were present and
ASK Marm did you call jest now? | thought l
hearn yell.'
DAIRY PRoDCCE.--It is scarce I'm St Paul. II
sells at too large advance above the Gaicua price
For instance, butter is worth in Galen, from - to-
cents. Here il sells at 20 and %. Probably our
merchants hold it high in ANTICIPATION of a scarcity
IN the winter Ii has always been worth % cents
here in the winter Isn't there somebody smart
enough to supply this market at less price than that
and make money too
DEBATING CLUE.-Several young men of Saint
Paul, have organized themselves into a Debating
Club. Most p.aseworthy object. They have set
iorth upon one road for life. and those young who
spend their evenings looking the shoulders of
men engaged at cards and role;c tables are on ano
Their road.
"PoINr NO PoINr."--As for ourselves. we did
r..
In the pllot-house, did not receive any ORDERS
Our neishbor of the Democrat acted as Captain and
Pilot too and during the entire canvass of las,
year and this year. in state of remarkable betwixt-
and-bctweenity as if ordering the bells Of the engines
he would first cry. 'No Rum then, sRum.' This
year II was ''Rum!' then "a little Rum and Natcr,''
Finally, Rum! Rum strong'! but little Water if it
burns in the mouth. He was successful in that and
III part unsuccessful, Ike the careless Captain we read
of below:
He stood upon the Pilo-House. the wheel was ma
KING Y revolutions, rock was ahead, in trepidaton
ne rang two bells, one TO ''go ahead" and one to /
back her''-the engineer obeyed both bells-and
the boat parted in the centre The effect of double
action is here fully illustrated
PRICES CuRRENr.-Beef 7aI0c; potatoes so;
beans So; pork l2a; -four $i0S5; cranberries
S2pbushei eggs 20; butter 20; cheese 1924; lard
l2tGl5; apples 1895; hams l2lal5; shoulders
lie.