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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-24
EDUC ROITRER,
Booksellers and StatiOEers,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Corner Of Beach ami H'a6aSha0 streets, 81
Paul, II. T.
~ ,
'eial Guerin Complainant,

---- ~
,eial Gusrin Complainant,
Ghd
Charles X. Smith DcleDdant.}
M Pursuance Of decretal nj the District Cour,
r. Of the County of Ra'Isey I'm equity sitiiDg made
the above ca,e VIII he sold under the direction Of
the subscriber 1T punc auction, at The Cont House
door, the town OF ST Paul, the tenth ia, Of August
next III ten o'clock the Of that cav all the
following described rCa estate levied upon: certain
piece arc, Of land lying and situated IL the county
Of Ramac, and Territory of Minnesota and designated
follows, towit commenting at the quarter section
ia the centre Of - cton b. township number 20,
thence runtg north 10 degrees; west chains ana 30
links black OAK tree Il inches III diameter; thence
north "a s4 degrees, west chains and l3 hnis TO a
black OAK stump 10 inches in diameter; thence south
i3 l2 degrees, west 7ohans and 81 links ia stake OH
the quarter section line; thence west or the Quarter
line chains and 81 INKS 10 >iai nj the north
east corner IF land formerly owned BY Pbill eauprs;
thenrc sou, chains and SO LINKS to The line Of John
Ranall's iJnd: thence north % l2 degrees east IL
chains and 40 lnIs To astake-heDCe north 81 l2 de-
sgees chains and % lnAs thence cast chss and
- Inks TO the place OF beginning containing ~ acres
more or less. j, u. III NltthE1s
Clerk and Nas'er il ChanceTy.
Dated ST Paul, Nav q, ie52. FOL e. ". fee, So.
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,
RAMSEY COUNTY, SIS
The Honorable The Probate OF the county Of Ram
Sey Ia special >ess OF
To all persons concerned in The estate Of Thomas J.
rett, late of Dakota comfy .ec'j !ereas, tlc last
Will and cs lament of sad deceased has been this day
deposited in his Court and request made IN have the
proved. Therefore are hereby notified 80 az
pear bci the said Court ~ ,he Office thereof, ~ thc
iow OF 81 PHai. in c county OF Ramsey. 10 winch ssi
county OF DcAoa is attached i"r puIpoSes o" 'e
Isl da, Of July 10 ocioc \ NJ, whic time Nlt
place is fixed for The provu OF said last wili AID fsh
and it /, further directed thai THIS order he pHh
shed the u ionecr," attwspaper pil,shtd AT =!
Paul aioesi, for three weecos succesSivriy from the
-, Witness Henry a. Iamber, Judge this Is,
t. : DAY Of June A. d. 1852, Ut SAINT faaI IN said
~ county.
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Of the West Newton.

This feet boat, left Galena with he Nominee
LAST N'alay, arrived u; the mouth Of the 81,
Fros. 1nd there took on the ST. Croix freigL,
rr1aglt up by he ST. Paul, (Which boat arrived
e o., wee carly On "Wednesday morning) pro
,rsl.i 20 Saltwater, ana returning, reached St,
r..'.-; % o'clock On Wednesday morning. The
Som. had not reached The mouth Of the ST
l...e. len the Newton leit there for ST. Paul.
Irs u liena Advertiser extra End, the fell " =
n. sep ieh from the Wing Convent,n:
FUieh Ballot.
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CATHCtKT a. TYSON
n the NEW STORE on ThE CORNER OF
p nhpris and EOuith Streets.


d. i. HEY now orcniEg fresh Stock of Gro
PROVISIONS and + ed, which iheI OFF, at
t il..> sd kcia to the citizens OF ST. Pau and the
country S low prices they be puT-
ca r. Ut II LOUIS. Their consists II part
follows rushed and powdered sugars. \ o. ana ciar-
AGED 1' Rio aTl Laguira coffee y. H., Imperial,
'su md Black Tens; Tobacco and sf.ars, choice
.t'.i... = Raisins and Currants; W. Il Cheese: FeP
4t. Nttincgs, Gloves, Assorted Pickles: Pepper
irhr', .nls. Powder and shot. starch, Chocolate,
f.stH-l -, C4tron, EAtract of Lemon Rose and Va
-il'l' - isiar ard sperm Candles; Palm aud varieg-
a,rt IavIns 40; Iefrings. Nackc! FL, Codi. ia, Pork
'la'. t -heuocrs; flesh Butter and Eggs, Butter and
''a %" -; M"iass aud Golden syrup; Linseed aud
Itro co idcr Vinegar. Oats. Corn aud shorts; Corn
.1i ans ur choicest brands; also al other articles
e-ti4. tr" IN a iani, Grocery store too nuntrou
to. hich they VIII sell for cash Exclusively a
r..t s. Purchasers viii please cali and examine
..- ses- 4. II. CATICARI,
.l.'-l y. T.. TYSON.
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Mechanics Union association.

UHice NO. /, Goodricis Building, srRINoFIELD Mass
NJ. u. DEAN, Presidsat,
# B. JunRIxs, Fanonciai Com.
VEWlS Is an Association of Workir gmen and others
for he MUTUAL assistance OF each other III case OF
sickness accident.
BY the ment Of the following deposits YOU
will become Life Member and be entitled II week v
benefit during life, ii YOU should be disabled By sickness
Or accident from attending ordinary business or
occupation FEMALES insured agains, Sickness common
10 both sexes.
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS,
W. L. F. GAGE.

W. L. F. GAGE.
formerly lee, Gage d Coz
Mahuiacturer OF every description Of Saws
No. AZ Main Street, st. Louis, Mo,
'gNHE firm OF Lee, Cage & Co having been dissolve.
by mutual consent ON the 9lst da, OF Jsuu,r, ist
would inform III. friends and customers. that hay,
made arrangements w.th Messrs Bridge Il Brother AT.
Will continue the manufacture af saws, all their var
ty No pains have been spared IN flung up machinery
and securing perlencel workmen, and AS the stock
purchased direct from The manufacturers, beth IL In
rope and America, for cash, am conAdeni that car
mold OFT such inducements that dealers W III find IL I,
thsiT interest to encourage home manufacture
As TO The character and reputation Of bear!p.
my stamp, nothing need be said As trust thar boil
dealers and Consumers have had sufficient opporunit,
TO test The quality of ICY Manufacture, while psrtc
IN lie late firm Of Lee, Gage a. Co, doubt TO
moment, my ability 10 compete successfully pom
oil price, quality or finish. with any snnlctOry O
the kind in the United states. Being la re eip
OF every description OF stock, am prepared TO I'll
AL orders with promptness aud despatch.
Al orders addressed the undersigned or to Wssss
Bridge & Bro, viii receive prompt attention.
Particular ateuiion paid TO oil kinds OF repairing
may 2t-1-cu w. L. +. GAGE.
SALE FOR STORAGE.
VHNiREE boNe OF books. marked ~. = Parsons. 81
Il Paul" lying in nay warehouse, and subject BY Law
70 sale, on notice for storage and chArgcs will be sol,
by me at public vendue TO the highest bidder, ut IN,
warehouse door, in 81. raul, az 10 O'Clock 2. NJ Oh
J. w. BABcoCK.
81 Paul, Irr'r 3 1852 AT
DISTRICT COZ RTs
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT, RAMsKT CouSrY,-ss.
VErAL GUEkIN,
VS..
CHARLES X. SMITH
To Charles x. Smiths
VOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
l. the complaint Of reta Gueru. Gle In the oiiics
OF the Clerk oi this Court in the OF ST. Paul
serve cory OF Your answer on me, al NY office IN the
town @: st Paul. in said county, within twenty day.
after the service hereof exclusive OF the day ii service
or the plaintiff VIII take judgment for the Of
hundred dollars against you with Interest, from the
Il fih day Of February thousand eight hundred
it! .one, AID costs of this action.
HENRY A. IAMRERT,
of the town Of St. Paul, AIRY for Vetal Guerin.
81 Paul, May 20, 1852. col. c; pr fee 1926
FOR SALE.
Acres OF Prairie lard--erclosed with n COCO
4 - - tanarack fence. 100 under cultivation
situated within mile OF Rice Creek, no se
good lots IL ST. Anthony, and 70 acres % Prairie The
roa.' from 81 Paul 10 ~. Anthony miles and ,
hail from 81. Paul Also, Town lots in 81 Pau
suitable Tor resdenCesdil o which will be sold oicnI
!or J. f.. WHITNEY.
81 Paul MAY pa.
W. e.. ID.
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x. {. TWICHELL CO..
Os.V1 ding aud Commission House

fgFiiS established house confre their attention
-r 70 sales and purchases or commission, 'no
a. .l" frd1rg business generally. They solicit 4
at the liberal patronage heretofore given
jHi7-a-tf
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Rotels anu Conbcpanres.


THE LAKE HOUSE, AT SALTWATER.
'HEi are determined to have Ho,el kept ut Still.
Il water, AS a house ought TO be Lept The We
House nne,arae new building with large
st@bes and out buildings, well good pnror. In the
house, for private families to occupy
Matthew raisey has taken this house ard furnished !,
throughout; having put in Sl0C0 90 worth Of new rni-
ture Morning III The way OF expense will be spared 10
Keep up te ioi the Lake House. the highest reputation
that pubic house can acquire Strangers from abroad
VIII receive such attention : encourage them 10
larry.
saltwater, March ), 1852. 47-et
ST. ANTHONY HOuSt;.
Corner Of Main and Wood streets
Upper Town, Falls ST. Anthony Minnesota Territory
ISAAC BROwN, Proprietor
VBNHE above House conducted on strictly tenn pcr-
Il ance principles.
n. Is. Stsbiing for horses also.
March r. 1852. 4T-,c
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SAINT LOUIS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
persons visiting St. Louis viii find this a
valuable guide.

teTSDnS VISITING II. LOUIS VIII ma this 4
valuable guide.
tAA DEN s WILSON, importers and Manu-
~ 'a. rers Of saddeTy Hardware Carriage trimmings
hoS-skns, skirting harness aid bride eath
~, snd iron names, &c., No. II y. Main st.
4 MEXICAN HOTEL. Geo. Wood, on Vine,
II .-t. ain q Second S.. The above house situated
IN ne business par IF the city, being in the
dis.e ty Of the principal business establishments.
NNE DOLLAR DAGUERREAN GALLERY
" no. 80 Fourth st. W. H. Deshong viii furnish a
.s shed Dag uerreotye likeness for dollar. Give
ma tria. He guarantees satisfaction charge.
lARPET EMPORIUM, Wholesale 4 Retail.
q Na-cz & Mcdowell, No. 81 n. Main St. Carpets, OH
Del nth rugs, India mattngs, House ami Steamboat
frs.l GOODS. ard general assortment Of linen gOods
81 lt. ASK and embroidered curtains, &c.
AtltI AGE MANUFACTURERS DEAL
n l-. osborne Camp Co., No. al Third St. success
l.e Albert Jones' offer TO Manufacture for the
-. LOUIS and vicinity a. their entire sstisfac-
., ecs every description, In the construction
30 with the best of materials, taste and durability
I Ally lie combined. They have always on hand
-sortment oi new and secondhand work.
= s. & TODD, No. DIT n. Main ST., dealers
- n , ster Of Paris, leather betting, rubber betting,
-'' e steam packing, screen wire, mill stones, mill
% , spindles, mill screws, regulating screws, dam
.f ron proof safes, portable grist mills, &C.
( hAELES HOLMES. Cracker Bakery fac.
.ary- 30. los Green ST. Pilot bread, Boston, Soda,
Better ater, Wine and Sugar crackers. constantly
tc lie Of the best Materials and warranted supe-
-iyr ar'oe.
I 2. DOWDALL & Co, Washington Foun-
10y. Ensnc and Machine Mandatory, of Second
ard MORGAN Sts, Manufacturers Steam ,ines and
o-eF Jaw and grst mill machinery, building castings,
I'D kefes, serews &c. Wool carding machine and FIX
tts, aanted to give satisfaction. Agents for James
s1.th s co, Superior Machine Cards.
I CLARK, No. 10 Main street, Currier and
all kinds of leather, Tanners oil and shoema
= "a ta4.aGs. Orders promptly attended TO.
II .WlGHTMAN, Wholesale dealer in Wood
. Yarc and Groceries. Commission h Forward
D.: N' ant, Ne. 49, Lercs.
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Isl I tI.

2 IN Of cars. and on the most favorable con
4 sI-1... that ncw 6;Tst Mil GA Tooat Brood. the
eta. - sons addition 10 81 Paul: and dwcllir
f.tp.e ,su,re al lie r;ou,rr office Of
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70 RANGERSfN ST. PAIL.

FEFi .croeT has prorictd for Tie acoomr3co alien
81, err; both Dy The lay ana by the weet wit,
F.'..r ivdgurS-at very moderate prices. Inquire
-'- House, n the first building OF Roberts
..t. Third. opposite " ine x CooieN's Clothing
err, jnl.-e-Iy Wa. TRt SSONi.
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NOOK LADDER COMPANY.

FEsi' Pan. iioot and Ladder Conn any viii nee
-h g.ier the Sous Of Temperance Hail. OF
~at'4 enmg. JIie 10. by orles ol The Foreman.
sI.-.r j. /. DiATRlCh, cc,'y.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-24
LOOK AT THIS!

VuNlE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
Il PANY, Cleveland, OHIO commenced issuing Poll.
CITES In March last The number issued 40 10 July l.i
vas--leJl
Amount Of Property Insured, sl,lieso7oo
" Premiums received, 32oIs7 6
Business II conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
plan, anu the Farmers Department is elv senarate
from the Merchants Department Great caution is ex.
ercsed in taking risks, and ha1adcu. properly Is
refused. "
u The undersigned prepared 10 issue Pc,cies anon
either plan, n either department.
GEO. w. PRESCOTT Agent
st. Paul, Aug. 81. le5l. le.tf
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r. T.. COLLINS,
Auction and Commission Merchant

Auction and Commission Merchant.
ST PAUL. HISNEsoIA TERRITORY.
the three story brick store, Third street. opposite
w III. Forbes Outfit. eff
H.WRNARDlNG-OuT arrangements for forwardin
D. I'll kinds Of Merchandise, All pie snd to this de
partmcnt pay particular attention.
4 UCTION AND CoNMISSlON-ParticuIar attcn.
IN ton Viii be gwen the purchase and sale If Pro-
duoe ard AL other property on Commission Mn lamil
iaIlty with this market acquired during years
idence here, viii enable to effect sales Of Produce
the highest price.
WILL also pay particular attention the h,yirg and
selling al Real Estate commission.
ju l7-9-tf F.E. COLLINS
yUST received on oons!snmeut IL bbis flour for sale
- cheap for cash hy F. l.. COLLINS.
LNuRNlTURE-Jus received a splendid 10, Of Furni-
u nture from Cincinnati which will sell at st Louis
prices. Call at the rooms OF F. L. COLLINS,
ju l1-9 Third street, below jackson.
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Yearly Deposits OF Members under

Yearly deposits OF Members under sc
years of age.
TGLie Of Rates, No. !.
Those drawing for the first weeks sickness by paving
500 per year, draw SIS 90 per week
400 90
500 90
700 d" 200
geo 500
loco " loco
Tale Of Rates, No. 2.
Those not drawing for the first weeks sickness by
paying 200 per year, draw S. 60 per week.
500 co
$50 e75
100 1000
Those over 50 years Of charged IS per extra
So co admission fee, is charged in addition above
he lirs year, and be paid the Of making
application, and The ss years deposit within 80 days
REFERENCES.
Gov BouTw ELL, Mass, Gov. HUMAN, Augusta, Ne
LN-Cov WILLIAMS, y. II. l.. ALDEN, NJ ID Randolph.
I Wood, NJ ID, Randolph lion French, Brgntree
lion Morrison, BrainlIee Hon Hathaway, Freetowu
II Brockway Ellington CT Hon Woshburn, M,ddieborc
Hon Q. Wood somers, CT Woodbury. 4 Curtis. Piovid
Clifford, New Bedford, Stcph Re nods Troy, Y
iionI Wentworth, Lowell, p Stephens Rockland L. he
SPRINGFIELD ERENcREFEs.
, Wilcox PEST ChiCopec Bank Jos G. Pyrchon. Esq
Morsa, Pres't Aeawain Bank, G Z sceur, MD,
WESTERN REFERENCES.
Ills Etceency, AUSTIN A. KING, jefferson City, No
His Excelency, JosEpH A. WRIoHT Indiarapos, Ia
Ills ENceency, AVG. &. French Springfield, Ills.
EN-Gov ID AVID WALLACE. Indianapolis, Ia.
Hon. john w. Davis, Carlisle, Ia
Hon Geo. w. Julian, CcnttrNille, Ia
Prof >. VI. Smith, Nj. d. Columbus, Ohio.
T.LOCIS. MO.
Mcssrs. Chambers Knapp, Editors Nc. Republican
Geo. * Budd. Editor ST Louis Intel geEccr.
iliip b Hochaday, Yeatman, Iittman Il Co.
VIM. =. Henry n Co, Prof. JOS y. Mcdowell, NJ r
Ansorodt Barth, Gaty McCune Glasby.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
His EAce.lency, ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
Hon. WIN. II. Forbes, Hon Henry A. Lambert.
Rice, Hoihnshead & Becker. J. w. Bass, Z. NJ
81. ANTHONY.
Hon. ". l.. Laued, Hon. 8. ". Fsrnan J. ". North
A. L. Ane, Geo W Brott
S-29vl A. WHITNEY, ST.. PAUL,
GE>ERAl AGENT for the Territory OF Minnesota.
Office ia the New Gothic Store. Third 81.
.,o,,r TO iStNaitfJRMi hs Village in Minneso.
u, ut the month If the st Croy, the Mssissip-
pl river. The subscribe. new Convenient tavern
house and stable at Point Douglas, which he will sell n,
barga let coed tenant either with without
a field Il excellent ard productive ground. Il let
sold possession be given about the LIST of June
Inquire of the editor Of the Pioneer, ST. Paul,
the subscriber. at.i oat Doug As.
Nav 20, 1872. fj--5U DAVID HONE.
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w. 8. SWIMMER,

w. 8. SWIMMER,
GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENT,
CORNER Of Second and Chestnut streets, lover tn
~ Post Office, St Louis, Mo
REFERENCES
Messrs. r. e. w. Campbell, Messrs HAYDEN ~ Wilson
" Adol Plus Meici&co' +" HAIR Whttcmore
ST Louis, Jurc Il, off
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DR.. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.

agrecble and useful compound for diseases OF the
"a Chest and lunss-General Agents, barnard, Bro q.
Co. st Louis, No. For sale by the Druggists of Gale
ma; at ST. Paul BY J. w. Babcock Hicheo. 4 Kellogg,
and WIN Consians; at 81. Anthony, by ] z Wilson.
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r C WILSON, Marble Warehouse, No. %
washington avenue. Marble mantes and crates,
Mon ents, tombs table tops, counters, &c, plaster OK
pa. wSt. sand lime and marble dust, plsstering
hair. fra bricks. Sc. &c.
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CENTRAL LV;n1REp yApn

WE subscriber. agent for Mcssrs 9. W. Fasnhan Il
20. OF 81 Anthony, will open yard as soon us IL
can he stocked in The and OF the SLIGO IRON
STORE, and will keep COMPLETE assortment or whita
pine lumber From the central location Of the yar,i
noer can be delivered in all paris of the town more
conveniently thnn from any other pomt. Orders for
unusual dimensions will bc promptly filed and Hills for
entire buildings are respectfully solicited. By keeping
good STOCK oil lumber carefully sawed from the best ual.
ny Of logs cut By the manufacturers themselves the sub.
sctiber hopes 10 receive share Of patronage
Ju >. io33 WM. X MARSH ALL, Agent
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" ONDERLY s. RANSOM, Manufacturers
W OF Copper, tin, and SIX Il such copper
pipes for Steamboats ana di-tileres, breechng CHM
neys, soda fountains, copper ketes, well < cster pumps,
tIe. No. 233 Main st cor Of oh Manufacture and
Keep constantly hand, premium Steamboat and Hotel
cooking stoves, tin Always on hand.
& q. FELL, Manufacturer and dealer in all
" kinds of leather and shoe findings, No. - Second ST.,
between owe ana Pine.
NuNItR & LAVENDER, Wholesale dealers
in fancy and staple groceries, wooden willow
No = >ocond street, OPP site Monroe House.
X Z. PERRY & co, Importers and Whole
~ sale dealers IN Hardware Cutlery. No IS Nam 81.
II EDWARDS, Wholesale and Retail dealer IN
~ staple dne Groceries, sons Teas pure Wines
foreign and domestic liquors, and ali other articles apper-
ainns to the business Of grocer, :. '" coz Main and
Market stS opposite the Old MorSe, square from the
Steamboat landing.
r. HUGHES Il CO., Wholesale dealers in
~ Boots, shoes, all kinds of shoe leather, 80 lain ST.
RALMER & WEBER, Publishers of Music &
- dealers in Piano Fortes and Musical unents. No.
% Fourth street All orders supplied ut short notice. aud
AZ The lowest prices. Every article warranted.
~ cons! WAGONS.,
g. TX substantial two horse wagons, made order from
~ the best of seasoned oak, for sale by
lI l7-9-u VIM n. MARSHALL.
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influence of a Newspaper.

A school teacher, who has been engaged
a long time in his profession, aud witnessed
the influence of a newspaper upon the
minds of a family of children, writes to the
editor Of the Ogdensburg Sentinel as fol-
lows:
found il to be a universal fact, without
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newspapers AT home, when compared with
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|. Better readers, excelling IN pronunei-
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The Habeas Corpus Case in
New-York.

The Judge Paine alluded to below is the Hon.
Elijah Paine, brother of Charles Paine of North
field
Judge Paine delivered his opinion in the
hobcds corpus case in the Superior Court,
which has excited considerable interest, on
Saturday The opinion occupies about
two printed columns. The facts of the
case appear to have been these Mrs Lem
mon of Virginia, having occasion to 30 tn
Texas with eight of her slaves, embarked
with them on board the CITY of Rich
mond" steamer, which landed them in New
York. While awaiting a passage hence to
some port in Texas, writ Of ho6edS corpus
was issued against Mr. Lennon, requiring
him to show by what right the slaves
were retained; the case of the slaves being
conducted by Mr. Louis Napoleon. col
ored gentleman. Mr.. Lemons reply was
that the persons in question were held bv
him as slaves in Virginia, a State whose
Constitution and laws allow slavery, and
were ia trdnSitU To another State whose in
situations were similar; and that the stop
! page In New York was incidental. The
Judge, after considering three similar cases
which have heretofore been decided, one
each in Massachusetts, Illinois and India
ua, aud pointing out the differences, comes
to the conclusion that the subject is en-
braced simply under the law of nations and
the general principles of common law and
while the principle that stranger may car
ry his property through foreign state is
established, yet as the Constitution of New
York does not recognize slaves as proper
| ~, but says that they shall not be brought
into the state. and that if they are " they
shall be Free" he ordered the release of the
slaves An attempt TO try the case again
before a higher tribunal appears to have
tailed. The slaves consist OF two women,
two lads II and IL years of age, two boys,
twins, aged Z, and two infants. They are
represented as in a state of great destitu-
ton Mr.. Louis Napoleon put them IN
carriages, aud they drove off amid much
cheering. The owners appeared to be de-
pressed. not only on account of fears Tor the
wel-belng OF the slaves, but of their own
loss