The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-11-03
Extract from The act Of Congress.

III any person or persons shall cut, or cause or
procure 70 he cut, or AID or assist, or he employed in
cutting any live oak red cedar tree or trees or
otd7 hmoer on or shall remove. cause procure
to De removed, or aid assist, be employed IN re
moving any live oak red cedar tree, or o,ir timber
from any lands OF the United States, acquired or here
aitor to he acquired, with intent 20 export dispose Of
use or employ the same in any manner whatsoever
other than for the Of the navy OF the United
states, every such person or persons offending, on
conviction thereof, before any court having compe-
tent jurisdiction, shall for every such offence nav
me not less than triple the value Of the tree or trees
or timber so cut, destroyed removed. and shall be
imprisoned no, exceeding twelve MONTHS
We lind the above in the Minnesota Democrat
and copy it nihom authority that the lpubcrmen, who
read the Pioneer, may obtain knowle ledge Of the in
sr'ctious Of the Government to the Timber Asen,
now in the Territory.
The following information we clip from the Ga
lena Advertiser. GA full line of boats between Ga
lena and ST. Paul., will, doubt, be well supported
and add greater facilities for our business men,
MINNESOTA PACKET CoMPANr.--Wel learn that
the above company have resolved to run full daily
line oil boats between Galena and ST. Paul next sea-
son, and that Capt. Smith leaves this morning for
Cincinnati, to provide additional boats.
In addition to the above, We are informed that on
the opening OF navi CATION, next Spring. daily line
OF fourteen new and splendid boats will run between
ST Paul, st. Louis, and Dubuque, TO connect with
the Illinois Central Road, at the latter place Then
our citizens can get ticketed through 10 New York
in SEVENTY HOURS! Think Of that meeting
war held in this city last evening, to lay the matter
before our merchants and others interested.
WORLDS FAIR.-It's all well enough for people
to 60 to the Crystal Palace aud the many beautiful
sights there, and i, is also very proper for those in
want Of excellent goods TO call at the WORLDS FAIR,
under the management Of our friend IIeenap. where
can be found as fine assortment Of goods as this
eide of no where Don't be afraid Of bu,ng all he's
gat--he has more on the way, Of which he will ad.
wise his friends next week
BURBANK Co.'s INDEPENDENT ExPnEss.-
il is unnecessary for to speak Of the enterprise Of
this line Those who have dealt with the Express
conducted by Mr.. Burbank know that he did things
sup to the mark" We have reason to believe tina,
the new firm will do things not only up to the mark
but leeiis over. IN word, If you wish any bust
ness in the Express line. call on Burbank & Co. See
Adv.
Mrs, Allen, the late popular propriete.s of the
Mclean House, has removed to Red Wing. where
she will be happy to receive her friends who may nc
weary and heavy laden
The Mclean House is now under the direction Of
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, and is a Evorite resting.
place for those who desire comfort and good living
The river between here and Galena is very low.
which renders navigation difficult. The various
steamers, however, continue to make their trips in
very good time, which speaks well for the captains
and The pilots.