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PETITION, ETC. UNDER THE RULE.

BY Mr.. FLORENCE. The memorial of ohm Allen, an
old soldier in his eighty year praying for relief he
is poor, and not able TO support himself
BY Mr.. DAWSON: The petition CT fifty. seven citizens Of
Venice Washing county Pennsylvania praying grant
of l60 Of land actual settlers TO be located in the
Territory OF Nebraska.
Mr.. CLARK gave notice that he would tomorrow ask
leave Introduce and refer the appropriate committee
Joint memorial Of the legislature OF the State of Iowa,
praying for grant of lands aid in the construction OF
railroad from MctiregoI's Landing to point the Mis-
souri, river the mouth OF the Big Sioux river in
said State
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The Hon. Abbot Lawrence and lady have arrived in
this city, and taken apartments at Wizards Hotel
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Washington Branch NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Hours.
&W Is.zsiia slt..szi s31sEzEjfL -

IN Monday January III passenger and mail trains
" will foIowsG
Leave Washington and 81 a m, ~ and 5, p.m
Sundays Z, a. m. and 5, p. m.
Leave Baltimore at 4 and 9S, 4 As aud IS,
Sundays at 4, a. and IS, p. m.
4h each will be mail
only Washington junction and Annapolis Junction
The trains leaving a. and the Relay
House Baltimore with those
only sold the through tickets Philadelphia
and New York.
7. II. PARSONS,
Jan 22--du Agent
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Central Academy,
Conner OF and i0th Streets
Ios s Harvey ial~e, mousse, Principals.
Marcus D. Wells, Assistant
Mon. Il. Raouit, Professor of Modern Languages
Circulars r. Farnham's Taylor Mauys, and Gray
lantyne's bookstores. Dec i6-eodu
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PETITION UNDER me KuLE.

BY Mr., MOOREi The petition OF the legal representa-
lives OF Leonard DYSON praying that the claim oil said Dy
Rio Hondo claim, which recommended for
confirmation, but suspended, be confirmed.
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~ ENrI.EMES's Goods Just observation-disclosures. Casss-
III ncrcs vest,pes Shirts j. STEER taiior
returned The Norm with large addition m. stock Of the
FOR the present season, and cs ca from
his hteods and public iIH ,tit1lF tl.la
PROFITS quick policy Seventh street
An work warranted plssse no sale 9p-3sa~3wm
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Great Chsnee q Mouey-frosn o. 10 $40 per
Gay by any tnoladins fcWass in rher town or coun
"y, WIN e knowledge useful OF universal de-
% ~msn ~u g~s!d return Of mall on enclosing - 20
,onn o. Ho pof z's New York This chance for
dents clerks nyads
ruedaey. 80
Dec 2S-d2mos
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EOR AAtE-A three story brick
D. o., Bridge h~,wren Isr s,res hn,sh.d in
the hast syic, and bstof the best on
about 900 SQUARE feet through square and has c
stable csrrage house. ~ood housc. &c, - - -
desiring purchase unon
apra6ou George ~ soshcrp, and hide
STR IT, IS MN5 Es+Ergf 3tEFN Fs1 t154aDe
Terms One third es.h' tbs balance u 9, Y, AID e
Exchange Broker sm's,ns- wsshnr,op D. O.
JanN
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nONT bo HumbuKged.-H ia wen known tina, merchant
IL and sel their
We will sell goods than ihose protesting sell
very and desirable goods
public all Is call from purchasers examine for
themselves
Jan s. HALL d BROTHER.
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Mr.. BlpoER's NOMINATION.. The correspondent of III
Louisiana Courier, writing from Washington city says
The nomination Tor JUDGE Of the federa court MOI
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CHEAP GOODs-We are now closing out our winter goods
" this is trade
We great ban all who favor with
their We cling oil winter goods for less
of and although do advertise
sell of think purchasers goods will be well paid for
will them
nothing do generally have deal
will take pleasure showing sock
who with their We have hand
goods than should have this and in order reduce
make the Our stock Of ks
be cheap also goods kind
ed collars saw menos, fannels blankets
cloths and fact all winter goods
sell before and earnestly invite the la
goods stock before
chasing w. M. ,SHUSTER CO.,
Jan S-eo6uf 9Th Pennsylvania
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ALCINED PIsstcr.-Just arrived, fresh supply of eacned
" plaster, and for sale by r. NJ PEARSON B. CO.,
Jan 2o--3eod Ith street, near the canal.
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RICHARD MARVIN.
On Third Street, ST. Paul.

is NOW ENGAGED ENCLUsivELv AZ A DEALER IL cLAss,
GLASSWARE, cHlNawArE, QrEENsw ARE
CRoCkERl, on THE SOUTH sine TIE
STREET NEXT DOOR rRESLEY's,
Ard nearly opposite the Post Office
9oELlENlNG that the trade Of town will now war
1 rant au establishment devoted solely THIS branch
ol business, tie subscriber calls the attention Of his
friends and all who OF goods IN his line The
Tact thut he Is Prepared To receive them Ia.
liberal and accomnC dating terms, and has hand and
now arriving, very large und well selected soch 81
goods ordered expressly for the market comprising lie
usual varieties, and many other articles not 10 be met
With elsewhere in this town.
e. C. blue edged, dit, painted, printed, white sraEite
NoWn, LlEe ard mulberry eaTtbeuvarc:
Pure white, enanclco, lustre, blue figured and gold
band English CHINA;
White, gold bard, and decorated french chinr;
All The varieties If American cut, Plain MD pressed
glassware OF Eastern ard Western n,anuf. culr.;
German and Bohemian glassware great variety;
fHEish l. ID. lirs; American PIPES and pipe hcaGs;
Aatge asSoriint Of hooking gass,s eesan japanEed
tts trays 81 our own importation;
Britannia coffee end teapuis casters p!tc.ers &C. 1.
great variety OF first rate quality;
large aud elegant assortment OF Cornelius & Cas-
celebrated solar lard lamps chandeliers grantoles etc.
gilt olive, and aaIask;
Together with large variety Ct article. NOT usually
imported for This arKet.
an prepared 10 offer large q aoo;1 ordered
expressly for this trade, unusually favorable
Assorted crates packed for the trade, The
best manner, kept COZ staEtiy or hand.
Ny goods arr put up in the best manner, ~ careful
and experienced pacKeIs and te transported
distance by wagon Otherwise, without or bresh
CAL and examine CIR goods f.r yourselves
F1rtlcuiar intention is invited 10 stock OF Window
Glass oi all sizes and qualities; which ~il be cold here
for less prices than before offered in 81 Paul AID
a vcry small as.vu.ce upon The cost the urcrs
for cash liz hard. RICHARD MARVIN
in IT, CIV
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For the Pioneer
Ibc Minnesota LesiSlaturc-.-IIon. A,
r. Ames---The duty Of the Demo.
cratic Members. Jlp. 20,
.F FulroR


Err weeks has the Legislative Assembly Of
y frs u been IN session, and " hat good has been
api=h,d FIR our FeTitory---w hat act has been
form 10 advance lie interests politically moraliy
so-is'. Look al the journals of the two Houses Of
-na hJus tsoW day 10 DAY, aud YOU III see that after
ss'ono u few nonenist they al,,a,n until the f!l,w-
ay. hen the ne farce is enactcd--he saline bar
lsfie o. legislation is performed, The nencrs
o-r all the willie receiving their tn, &c dollars
D. "A, oi doing naltsg, whilst the maoriy of their
toI!n, from SUNRISE to su,-sct E,r
.he ,iic sum Of sven,y five or one dollar.
Luirrtui.a,cy for them, the Democracy Of our
Tvs. t3, have bee divided into two parties, tesig-
i-' organLa tion party and the ani-organixat,on
itte, ani both divisions have their representatives
tn hoor OF tie House; and as each division feels
ais of tho o, :cr, neither wing has members sufi-
r.~lf to clect officers and proceed TO business,
Dr. Aaes, o. iiennerin county. who has lived in
'ii,-o;t for the last fifteen months, and who, al
..u.h a adi=l Democrat has until few DAYS since
f7.ed JPN either wing Of the PARTY, in the hope
n! b'n- Instrumental in untin, the whole party,
hul.fg h. efforts unavailing, ft it his duy on Non
,a1r ny last, before voting for Speaker to define
hi- pasiiarn. Ills remarks will Commend themselves
:, al d-,n, Gratis; and although the Wings may de-
arce t.'a; the pe1pto-who never crr-wi.i sus-
t.ir hin. Mr.. Atnes said:
"NR. SrxAKER:-It is apparent to me, after
.a ,oa-idcrtion, that the time has arrived when il
becomes necessary that should define my position
; ,nculb,r this floor and before the Democracy
e Mialesota Tertiary. For this rnrpos.. Nj
speaker. ask leave to speak. U.cave was granted
riF:-On arriving in this Territory, NOW more
fr,n "A var ago, and becoming identified with its in
tgests M sympathies led me a, once to inquire con.
re-nin. ,le state and prospects Of the Democratic
party ST 'hc Territory. This inquiry as YOU would
anticipate led the knowledge of an equal d.;
e'lop Of the party iato "Rioc" and "Siblev'' Dem
aarA's 10 the senseman Who gave INC this inform
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S. J. Rs MCMILLAN,

Al ANO ~ Ia W.
"a Ill attend promptly and faithfully TO all busnc,s
w entrusted to him in the ii Of his profession. IT
Saltwater ST. Paul, 81. Antaony, and thu hoat the
Territory of Minnesota, and the adjoining counties OF
The State Of Wisconsin. Oilice, SriLLwa TER, Min.
REFERENCES.
His Ex. Alex. Ramsey, Geo. W. Campbell " Co,
81. Paul. Caena.
DR.. c. W. Borup, Mr.. II. Lansing, "
Mr.. J. w simpson, Mr.. :. o. Butter, ST. Louis
Hon. 4. w. Iooiuis, Pittsb'g II. Larku ~ Go. =
e.. Shaier, Sam'l !. " ether, II " Co..
J. X. Mnori,ead, Esq. " Jos. Z. Butler ~ Co. Gin
G. w. Jackson, Esq. a. Mr. Jos 4. Beggs, -
5anH Gormly, Esq. a. Mr.. Walker, Marine Mills
Mai J. 3. Bntler, aad I" H. Burke,
citizens generally, i " &. j. Butler
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ICE CREAM SALOON GENERA.
CONFECTIONARY ESTABLISHMENTS

t'tE subscribers, III returning their thar is
their patrons and The public Ia general for HE liberal
encouragement the! haYe received. desire IN inform
them that iAcy have Orcrcd an Ice Cream Saloon in
the building formerly known Us Hchcox & ks.iogos
Drug store. Third street. They viii a,way. aay. Ice
Cream and eyer! article III the conicctunary line. L.
die. ard Gentlemen please give Il c,il.
They viii also inform tho public tiat they have al
WAYS On hand ut The Confectionery. near the Amei-
can Eonse snl assortment OF fancy and plain Candcs
which they Will sell ainos, as low DC bought
III ST Louis. Merchants will find 10 their advantage
10 cali before sending below. All orders for cakes
promptly fll,d. REM 4 kARCHER
81. paul. JulY g ls. . ".
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ROCERiES-Tra, Sugar, Coflte, S. H. Molasses,
W Rice, etc. For sale lUw by
June 10. (lC) j. ". SIMPSON.
K ETCIiUrS Peppetsaace, Pickles. Preserves, Sauces,
kN Brandy Cherries, etc. For sale low BY
Jdae 1G. uU) J. ~. SIMPSON.
large lot Of Bedsteads constantly on hand ard Tor
"A s;dc BY jane l6.-tl0) J. ~. SIMPSON,.
BACON, Hams, Shoulders, Sides Mess PORK, always
AD on hand ard for sale by
June IS. 40 j. ". SIMPSON.
LVAMILY FLOUR, Eisader oAtra end o.asr brands,
II always hand aud Tor sale By
June l6. 40 j. ". SIMPSON,.
fine assortment e boots and shrs, polka, huskins,
"A tootces MISSES boys and ch'lrtns soos, TO Which
iaIucuaT atlentpsi is .nyited by
June IS (lo) J. ". SIMPSON.
UpEADY made clothing, large lot, for sale by
la June 20 j. ". SIMPSON.
H>RESII butter and eggs meal, westfrn rcscrve
a cheese, ttc., tor sale low ny
June 20. llt} j. W. SIMPSON.
G<OOKING stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
June u. j. ". SIMPSON,.
lIURE and No. lesd, glass, putty and nails, always
Il on hand ard for sae by .-
June 20. j. W SIMPSON.
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ClI'IS.

Johnson says he never was in in n tigli, place but
once, and that was when hi had nranc bull by
tn. tail. Had he held on, he said he would have
been dragged to death s,ubbie field; while If
re had not held on, the crittcr would have turned
rouad and gored his bowels out. The QUESTION now
is. which did Johnson do hold or let go. An
may Lc sent by return mail.
So will put the question TO the Swcctser fur
organ. Would YOU better hold upon the tail OF
Gal,hinisn or let got
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COMPREHENSIVE.

TIE undersigned, having entered frtoa CoTar'ncr-
L chip under The name of Prentss & Mabun, Tor The
pnr0os Of prosecuting the business Oh their profession
usrs wonld respectfully represent to The citleus of
ST. laui, that they prepared furnish materials
build and pletc Buildings Of description; .nrnsh
plans and estimates; and give satisfaction for faith
fol performance OF whatever business may be entrusted
TO their care OIiee a; their se.dcpcf =, he American
House. y. e. lRENTISS,
octG-25y J w. NAEON.
IL Reference to Nesxrs Rice Tiollinshead Becker,
Rodney Parker, Chs. W. Borup, Hon. H. II. Sibcy.
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TAKEN Up,
a BOUT the 18th ut l. the subscriber. living on
IA tlc Reserve about three miles abov. - Paul
he road 10 Fo.t sslclnE, dark Bay Marc sbout
Old, fourteen hands higI--star in her fore
s5--3. IAMIs T. WILLIAMS
II. e. SANFORD.
eDFsPECTrLiLY bows to the saint raul public
/ and invites their attention his reys store next
door Of the r",0ce, Third>rreet, where The!
can ind linn at business hotsrs, ready to sell Them
DRY-EOODS,
of every description, including BRoAnCiorUs, StrI-
sErs, JEANS. CAssiNEREs, TwEEDs, Drills, VII
VETS, NEsTINCs, SntRTING and SiEEriNG MUS
and Lawns, HIKES ard CRAviTs,
Gi.oyES. IlOsiERY. BROWN and WHITE
LINENS, lAcEs, RinroNs, I.oNo and
scr ARE sn.wLs bonnet TRINMI> Gs. ALrAc,s, TrIsgr
CLOTHS, GINcnAMs, DEL,NE~, siLks, WOODEN
YARN, rRrSrs, in great variety, Thread, Edsns
Winter stuis for and boys Under
shirts, Emit and Flannel Drawers,
Buck and Yarn nitens, &c.
His stock ofgnods is very large, embracing all the
rich styles Of the season. and variety of staple
Goods. Every can here end just What he wants.
and at prices which snt The most rigid economist,
and he can rest assured that every article VIII turn ont
Us is represented.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
every d.scription made M expressly this market
and Tor ts season. constantly hand, cheap for ready
pay and 10 sale without lie has complete assorl-
meHI OF
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting part of Old yson Young Tyson and Black
Teas i;asura, Java and Rio Coffecs, y. o., Crushed
Loaf ard pulvcrfed Sugars, Spices. Pepper, Gloves,
Numegs, Cassia Rice Rasius, saleras starch, SOAP,
Chewing and sm"hins Tobacco, Candies, OIL, Fish, etc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, heautfll and approved STYLES for Ladies and
misscs Genjs Congress ilo;s, Gal! DO, Of the latest
patterns; Boy $ hOots and shoes, etc.
H,Ts AND CAPS, in great variety.
HARDNV ARE.
NH and Cross Cut Saws, Nil sizes; OK log, ard
Trace Chairs; lIalters, lib. Chains; AAos and
heves scyhcs, sickle, and snathe, shoves spades aud
hoes wrought nails, lochs laches and bolts
tery, etc.
40 600 Cirsr. of everc variety
PORK AMI FLOUR constantly on hand in large
quantities.
Mr. Sau,lfords stock is large, and he will BE- receiving
New Goods constantly in order to keep his
conpict He is determined 10 sell his goods for ffady
pay cheap they can be purchased elsewhere. Give
hiin IA call. iNDyDmber, i65l-5-S0,
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Estate OF JOHN McCARTy.

n FFLICAIIUN having been made 10 The Probate
IA Court Of Washington County, by John ID. Trum-
bile, Ar letters of Administration the estate OF
John McCarty, deceased late of saltwater in tho said
county: 1t is ordered that Saturday the 18th day of
February neXt At the Office Of the Judge Of said Probate
Court, be fixed the time and place Of hearing said
application; and that COPY Of this order he published
three successive wesks in the Minnesota Pioneer.
II. WILSON,
Judge Of Probate for Washington County.
saltwater, Jan. %, ie5l l4l-St'.l
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ME>rs.-Wc have been allowed 10 extract the iol-
lowing paragraph from letter which has been re.
ceivcd 10y Il gentleman il dis CITY from the Hon H.
II. Siblcy.
III hav. asked leave 10 introduce a resolution Z,
investigate all matters connected with III. late Sioux
raymens. The statements in3ustripus!y circulated
hy MHssrs. X 1cri>on s. Co., duplicating me a. l.ay
':'5 acted IN collision with Gov. Ramsey pcrpea-
ting ittd upon tn iad.al', must remain unan-
swc'cd wis. every part ct the transaction laii
bare, ipr there il n"hin. in which bore IA rart To-
which have reason to blush. |, is due To Gov. r.
AS we'll as myself, 10 have tn a?ar p.obed to ,he
ID tlnu."
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LOOK AT THIS!
HENHE WAGEINITnN INInN lNsI,I


Formerly Lee Gage e. Coz
Manufacturer OF every description Of Saws,
No. 43 n ain Street, st. Louis, NO.
vaNiE firm Of Lee, Gage d. Co. having been dissolve!
by mutual consent, On the 2is day of January last
would INFORM my iricnas and custOne-y, that ave
mace arranecm with Messrs Bridge a. Eruiher and
Will continue the nnnnncuIc Of saws, ali their vnrie-
ty No lains haee bcsn spared IA ltting up .iler,
aud securing experienced workinen, and the stock is
p.rchaSrd direct from the manufacturers DO IN in Eu.
ROPE and America, tor cesh, am confident that can
hoo ont such Inducements that dealers viii lud 10
TIER interest TO encourage home Manufacture.
As 10 Tie character bnd reputation Cf saws bearing
my stamp, nothing need be said as trust thst both
dealers and Consumers have had sufficient opportunity
10 test The quality OF my manufacture, lille partner
IN the late firm OF Lee, Gage d Co, doubt tor
li"neht, my abI! ~ compete successfully in point
OF price, quality finish, with any n,anultc.ory Of
the Kind in the United States Being now In re ejpt
o every description Of stock, ! prepare. 10 fill
All orders with rroniptncss and DESPATCH.
All orders addressed 10 The undersigned, Nessrs
Efnl2e y Bro, will receive prompt attention.
Particular attention paid 10 all kinds OF requiring.
may 2i--i-tF w L. Z GAGE
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MAXIM ID, CLAKk, OFT street, 81 TauI
nFFE3S his professional services in the above
" branches. He feels assured from tho confidence
imposed in his ability and skill for the last year, by
ny nl the most accomplished citizens Of the town,
offer his services in department of building that
may be required. He undertakes to be responsible for
the faithful and complete execution Of his work, and
will be prompt to perform it within the time specified
tn tic contract. sly
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minnesota Territory:

COtNIY,
Probate Court.
EN application Of JOSEPH H. saver. for letters Of
" Administration the estate of Deborah SAWYER
deceased late OF Saltwater III the Coanty Of Wash ing
ON >" me Territory of Minnesota Orderei; that
saturday, the fifth day of FEBRUARY A. D. 1859 be
Ned Tor the hearing of sad application the Office al
me Judge Of sam Probate Court; and that copy OF
iis order be published IN successive weeks
10 that time III the ''AinntsOta Pioucsr."
HARVEY WILSON, Judge Of Probate
saltwater Jan ~, 1853. lto-3t
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Great Induccments-.SelIing of at Cost!
w, w. H y n :,
Zone door North OF the Lake IIOu-e1

SriLLwATER-
n IIE subscriber hayrg received his stock Of Goods
snitabe far the winter trade respectfully announces
hat he on hand, ready AID wiling TO shoy them to
people wishing u exam ne Goodr and Prices Among
his STOCK may be found beautiful assortment OF plain
and figured Mouseln Ge Laires, Casi,meres and Alpa-
FrcIch Merinos, l., OncsC Cloth, silk and Worst
cd rGphns; Figured Dress Silks; Sii~ BOnmets ard
Sewing silks; Dress TRAININGS ard Ribbons in great
variety, English and American Prints and Ginghams,
and Lpsey Ilads; all wool Undershrts and Drawers
1000 pairs Boots ard Shoes best sly les and very low
-ALSO-
Groceriesthe oheares, in town Brown and Bleach, d
shcetings and shi,tings and Linen to make them up,
aid Linen Handkerchief
Best assortment Of Tea where abost the diggirgs.
Ready m"de Clothing, cheaper than the cheapest
My motto is, "Quck sales and small profts"-for
Cash. S6-6mi w. w. HANKS.
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ation, and who was If the foruer ;,s,h. ~,
VISION, could not but cxsress 10, sorrow a, arch
state oi affairs. His answer was: "Yoa ar. ,ho
very person then TO bring about; union amory ms
neinS uncomn'ated 70 chher party. YOU IN have the
ears OF both and le likely To succeed rs mediator
IhanAess. and politically dangerous a. knew the
position 10 be, and afraid OF il AS was saw j.; the
uhty o' the Democracy sufficient motive T., take II
'efos' the gun that separates them the Two parties
have carried proposition after prodos some Of
uiesa have been well and some i'll received I'm, in
'e man object aave entirely failed. The gulf oi
separation still remains and unnarrowed
" hat then remains for me to tol Nv ir,,;r inn
myself with neither side, likely to lose the con
m'cnce OF both. 10 do this would b.. bu, to form a
th,rd party cannot permit it. Being convinced
'hat my h'iors As a achcator would avail nothine
hcrc Is ie 10 m no other alternative than u choose
-'ake decided position ftr myself. Henrefo,th.
SIR, ! shall be found acting with the crgon,.es DE.
racv.
Does any one blame that in taking thi, posi,i.,a
abandon my Distinguished friend, III. Hon. Mr.
Snel Ny answer Is, have never hal the repu.
TALON OF the heuayer oi friends, nor while retain
my reason viii ever deserve such reputation
tE, abandonrd u, fiad, and do Mt .i,ndsn NJ
n~s'e But here, in my place, on the floor Of
fhS honsc endorse his Dfmoracy chi DT,eiri,n my.
'eg mas Tieni confident tina, h would approve m,
course, and that if he stood here in nv stead, III,
vote OF th's House would not be- changed
nave not been surprised To hear Uhigs censme
i'r' An'oS for his course. Knowing, wa. united the
Democratic rartv Of Minnesota will be invincib,e
they seek to divide, that they may conquer; and IA
Dr. Amos has gwen his nlucncc Tor l-a,on, hur-
aoHv, oca'eSs,,n and coneiha,ion--treuhins for Tie
case, nothing for mar" i, is 10 be- expected he will
be denounced by the Whigs
have known. intimately. Alfred L. Amcs. ever
since he came among Us; aud can truly certify tha,
a more honorable, honest, Lish-,nindcd democrat
have never known.
Let the balance OF the Democratic members bot act
AS has Dr. Amcs, and all viii ic uei--thr ragty VIII
be iafapglon>, and victory, in every coniict will
perch upon banneys. T.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27

In the House of representatives the following
Committees were appointed by the Speaker, viz:
I'm Internal improvements Olivier, WI
cox, Duttcn.
Ga Territorial .tGars--Messrs. Arncs, Moot and
Mckee.
q. III J-hiwy.--Messrs. Lott, Iuddcu aod
Murray.
On agriculture and Manufactures Measrs Truax,
Stnsoa and Dnt.on.
On ne Mltia.--Messrs, Wells. Mott, and Wilcox
On Sch~is.-Mcssrs. Randall. MURRAY and Amcs.
Ou 1oarpora..,as.-Mcssts Du;ton, Ginsras and
Ttuax.
On TsTotorie, R,ad,-Mcssrs Stirnson, Ioc,te
and Mckee.
On Pnnsirg.--Messrs. Ramsey, Olivier and Wells
On P,t5hc Ba;id,ngs.--Mcssrs Russell, Ramsc,
ana Stnson.
On Ergrossed BiHs.-Mcssrs. RoIet,c, Olivier and
Murray.
On Enrolled BIs.-Mcss,s. Iuddcn, Amcs and
Lott.
On Leyis!atiu Erpcn7iar.s Randall,
l.uiden and Russell
On I0,itoriat Erpen futures --Messrs. Wilcox.
Russell and Ramsey.
On Estates All Escaeass. Messrs Mckee, Moo,
and Wells.