The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-15

To OUR FRIENDs.--InAependen Of ali business
considerations, it is gratifying Know that he Pi
oneer' is distributed by many to their trcnls cast.
There could be no palmer demonstration Of tie ?epu-
!ari;y Of the paper. We mast however issis; upon
being notified early the Saturday preceding the
day Of Publication, when laig- number oi eNta cop
pies are required.
We publish bu, few numbers OF the Pioneer beyond
our subscription st, and the outside Of Iha paper -
usually g worked OFF, on Saturday evening Mon
day morning. Aier that is donc the number e the
issue cannot be increased, and of course are
able 70 furnish large number Of additional c'pics
if applied for on The day the paper IL issued THIS
will for not filing the demand il several IA
stances herofle, Of the particular numb If te ga
per desired. We can furnish as many ca les q any
particular issue may be demanded, j. sye have
Timely notice, but have not learned tie ~. 81 a-
ni,hng hundred copies, when we have ut tn
copies in the Office We therefore wish our E rends
at disaucc, 70 understand that we shall hereafter
continue the course heretofore pursued We wil
forward as many Of the particular nunei rc 'iued,
can spare anj will forward OF the sa5se ,len,
/ issce to I'll the order.
! PosrED.--For the purpose Of relieve die lr''-
cate nerves Of the senior of the Minnc -o.ias ,io
has recent, travelled over the Illinois Central RAJ
road, and who appears to be quite exrteI At onc
shortcomings, copy the fo!louiig article FROM his
last issue:
CoMISG ALoaG.--We learn from the ias, - ir
que Tribune that the construction tain up.n Zee IT,
haois Central Railroad had reached ga, tscut,-
eight miles from Galena, and that passt -r trains
would soon run To- that village. BeweeH i1 point
and Galena, and between Galena ana Dui.,qne,
there is much heavy grading yet to be doe PigHre,
please take note and consider Itself rosteJ.
We see reason why neighhor should show
such particular Partially for the Illinois C,,sal.
less it is that the grading will be heavier, ard
probably The tareliag be easo. lie Is perhaps pos'r
ed'' on these points
ALE-ISG.-We arc glad 10 learn ii tt D,jce :
Savercoo. have recovered ON their sci ness SIS sc
learn that they have been alcing. We never ill.,
They can have their empty bottle, ny calling zen
our youngest familiar, (the do1i0 who i.a> posed
OF the contents in his most approved s,sc.
NEW YORK BAzAA..-Mr. Blur is preparing to
so east and is di<posins Of his present STOCK very
low prices. He is determined 10 sen be,'e goods
lower prices than any other house in the cts. Now
is the time for bargains a, the Bazaar, a.l We hrrs
the ladies will not let favorable opportunity ios
Obtaining rich goods at poor prices pas unhced, Z.
/ 'Thc Ninnebago treaty VIII not be i7gitet SO
writes gentleman from Washins!o Tom .I.ii- 81 -s,,
q :n Dc;nucrat
We haye been Informed that Tie tscaty So jl at be
laid bs fore the Senate, if the President t. o; -i.
Fied HAT it is Objectionable to the people OF te
Territory.
Gov. McDonouyh has been nominated g., d. Zee.
mocrats Of Georgia, Is candidate for Us senator %
laoc &C Howell Cobb,