The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-09

place on The ,,h of r.braarv IN tho nr..aa,, cf =
great muunde, President or Goverfrar Young oti
eating a mracie gotteu rp fer t,le occa. ION,
The c.o'ma:,cc Of which is tAas narrated b the
News;
ne l'resIdency soon rsl aired to the southeast
:""c, - 'i1 1Ii- SIZE, "irre ih'y soon succeeded
- p'~"'n5 '..''u i'.rc o, cam, an9'" one l'ot
~ ,h c,,,. .i a,, '.le - ~ n'1!'' 100
i liar s;l,.r 80 an M 49,. 7
knov;o1 finn, vt.r.a ;t r,r. P,;I'n, XII -
p,oph-s:e ID thatit was = ,oo1tok.n ,,ci,s ,,,,l
At he wanted to ri;ld tie Tr;nph.'
On ha Jay the sug,,g coaran, set Their z
Ry anylhor extract from II, same rsne, fDes,re,
L., i
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"'' ~' '"'''''''5 i '0" ie"'l * were Sie'd'y Pro-
5f'S-'ns' ana "N''t t"" hundred ot ui2 bittaren
were constantly cng1g, IN the good "olk Thci,
g.cacst want srcn, %. 10 e a scar,:rv Of teams, and
! :, .,s liz, .f.h,,;, 80; -. H., ,,..l A., >, ,;
''' 40 '"'" 'S> " =" ''''' "'~" ~ N'0-S'''a ~
!i&is t"l5 season.
! AUSTRALIA A'--'-f' y ~ t'o"iH' uic ceieord-
led English aull.or, writing TO the lcadon TiinC.
ne season has been hi-hUa'iy unAca'ihy' ana
.
many. ! Ihonsrids have been struck down by
sickness; h"ndreoS aaFc already returned, cur
ihS 'he vniica VINO seal '+eh spFh "he-s'ded
tiut''s - "a" s1'd 'ie'19 ana 'e +"iiue' i'uh-
".t~ are = nag "a A"i'li"c !"Sh!ioHa i~Hueh'e
cl thl5 hnt, sA!rhri"~' climate. IAa Ie'Eef lnsi
received ircm 'Ne'hoGrne, near t'.at there Is
s1''''''f s'i"' "''' ""' ''S '-e' H. "'" ''' "P
been in H. .,,. China. and over the whole cont
ut.,s .f i,rn. and tuvrrlra 81, ll,at Ills ib,
. ., .,., ; 3, ,t,..,. i.,...,, N,i,,a .,,.r,.,
,,,.. -, .,,~,, t,r.. ..,,,c,.t,,,.i A..
- ~
'"''E y 1'."'>"' o'"'. '"1 iH'."-'."' ,'''
'hiS ought 10 Ae 'u.iy '"u l@"9 'iA'e4 oGe.Sded
sIA'' mems are " ">Io'e7' r 'tt ~"'e--a &C ,lso"
n'cHefy auG q snare I1c !.ie bAcA ~ oi
AG>tfa =: !S a perfect ccNh. hr grass seeds N
Summer pierce ,oug .ess Ike needles, aHd actual
" run through til sheep ius into the II sh Oft
sheep -nd ti0 their lUn-s and kil! hem, (bUl this
Is more oarcGl,r!v the case vilh Ike seed -srihes
of av ;,I ,o,api.,n. which act Ike corkscre,,<)
ihrl,-t ,,l,Js ~,.i ,ha ,, l,., ,.r;,;,,. of iL,
! ,,,,.,.t.r, ,,, ,, ~, d., ion .I,,,~o... i;
.,,, ,,,...a,,. =, ~ '...,i
:' .'"' 90 80 - - 80
] ''h"'h' y Hc'i - s'i" "u"ul sehC'a. out IoUis
women 10 marry ihe men III the bush God help
sch women - mary ihe greater portion Of such
/ .lIW- Is the common class here. Their very
.u.uuge j. perfectly uleasiel with ntsrcni'S Tie
VII - .il- md lh,. bu.csi ur,.c,iooy anil iL.,
t:l a. ,b.,-... ,, n H.. :. ,L.,
.f
money; as 10 spending II here, .hAl, Under pres
cnt circumstances, would require d.t! scnt tastes
to 'hose O! mo-' cultivated men ard ou.en. The
greatest thing l!rlt be all of this ctuntry Is,
that The better Glasses are exceedingly hind aud
ho~prhe, and, considering their isolated lives,
not deficient IL gcaeral .u!orn!atiun am sure
we sllli always hl,c cause 20 remember iae kind
hess cf the Inhabitants o; the bush C,of, house.
If w. had desired it, would have opened Itself to
e, as home. rnd bu, for br>h knlness. | shoud
pes..aps, Dol have been Nrilns this.