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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05

The following bill has passed the
House and is now before the Senate.
AN ACT to graduate the price Of the
Public Lands to actual settlers and
cultivators.
Be Il enacted By he Senate and House
Of Representatives cfhs United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That
all of The public land in the United
States which shall have been in mare
ket for ten years or upward. prior to
the time Of application to enter the
same. under the provisions OF this act.
and still remaining unsold, shall be
subject to sale at the price ofone dol
lar per acre; and all Of the lands ofthe
United States that shall have been in
market for fifteen years at seventy
fve cents peracre; and all Of the lands
of the United States that shall have
been in market for twenty years or up
ward, as aforesaid, and still remaining
unsold. shall be subject to sale at City
cents per acre; and all of the lands Of
the United States that shall have becn
in market for twenty FIVE years and up
ward, as aforesaid, and still remaining
unsold. shall be subject to sale at
twenty-five cents per acre; and alliands
of the United States that shall have
been in market for thirty years or
more, shall be subject to sale at twelve
and half cents per acre; Provided.
This section shall not be so construed
as to extend to lands reserved to the
United States. in acts granting lands to
States for railroad or other internal
Improvements. or To mineral lands held
at over one dollar rand twenty-five cents
per acre.
Sec. 2. And Be IL further enacted,
That upon every reduction in price
under the provisions Of this act. the
occupant and settler upon the lands
shall have the right of presumption at
sush graduated price. upon the same
terms, conditions. restrictions and lin
itations. upon which the public lands
Of the United States are now. subject
to the right Of presumption until within
thirty days preceding the next gradua-
ton or reduction that shall take place;
and if not so purchased, shall again be
subject to the right Of presumption for
eleven months as before, and so on
from time to time, as reductions take
place: Provided, That nothing in this
act shall be so construed as to inter-
fere with any right which has or may
accrue by virtue Of any act granting
preemption to actual settlers upon pub
lie lands.
See. 3. AndM Il further enacted,
That any person applying toenier any
of the aforesaid lands shall be required
TO make affidavit. before the Register
or Receivero Of the propular Land office.
Maof he or she enters Me same for his or
her oiea use, a,sd jor the purpose Of &C.
fuai settlement and cultivation, or for
The use cfan adjoining farm or piantfa-
ton owaed or occupied BY him or herself
and. together pifh said entry. he or she
has moi acquired from fhs Uaifsd States.
under hs provisions Of Mis act, more
than nrss hundred and f,renfy acrss,
according TO- As sstabiisAsd surveys. and
II any person or persons taking such
oath or affidavit shall swear falsely in
the premises. he or she shall be subject
10 all the pains and penalties Of PERU.
ry.
Passed the housed Representatives.
April IA. 1895.
A.iesr JOHN W. FoRNEY. elk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05

A woxpsRyuL DiscovERy has recently been
made By Dr. Curtis, OF this city In the treatment OF
CONSUME tion, Asthma. aud all diseases Of the
ungs. We refer TO s.Dr. Curtis's Hygcana, or
Inhaiing Hygcan vapor and Cherry syrlp.--
with this new method Or. g. has restored many
afiicted TO peffecs health; as an evidence OF
which he he< limit m rabie certificates. Speaking
Of the treatment, . physician rcmarkS-ft Is evf.
dent that Inhsling breathing an agree
able, healing vspor, the medicinal properties
must como Ia contact with the whole OF tho aerial
cavity OF the lungs, and thus escape the many
and varied changes produced upon them whom
introduced into tse stomach, and subjected 10 the
process of digestion. The Hygosna IL for sale al
all tho principal druggists throughout the country.
-(From the N. Y. buchanan, Jan. itth.
Soc advertisement Of Msdicated tnbaistion, IN
another column OF this paper.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05
Com mertiaI.
Cincinnati mnrk.s.

Cincinnati MARKETS.
Corrected weekly expressly Tor tho In
diana American. by AARos A. CotrER,
Grocery. Produce and Communication 5fer.
chant dealer In erase seeds, Dried fruits,
Wooden ware, Window glass and Nails,
South n. cor. Main a. 7th NJ. cin. o.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05

HAVING luat received general assortment Of
III new goods --whleb, added N my present stock
makes my assortment eomeleic-all ofwhieh viii
ho sold low for cash or pfoduce-ml stock eousfls,
IN pau, Of a variety ofcioths, Cassamefes, kal,
nells, Iweeds, jeanes 4 summer ware, Also, ev.
cry variety OF Prints, Lawns, oiughams, neainf,
Bomhs zines, plain and fansy s.lks, Lseo Nius,
Kid Gl0ves, DC, &c,
ALSO, dne lot Of Quaensware, cutlep, 6feee'
ries, de, together with the nnast assortment Of
boots s ShNcs over brought ~ this place. Any
lady that cannot suit 10 pair Of shoes must SIN
DO uudoT the innuenee nl the DARK ages,
\. b. In changing my business 10 Cash q Pto'
dueo do no moro than what am compelled u do,
aud hope this win hs roeolvei asa sufaeienl
apology.
WANTED, s0,0Ou bushels wheat,
snH6 d. corn, ier which | will
"a, each. - e CLEMENT
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05

u The Mills & Factory at Mctamora arc now run
ming and VIC arc ready 10 wait 90 customers 10 our
line, the Factory has been largely improved, and
wecancsFd, spin, weave, and manufacture Wool
good shop 10 the country.
Pulling and dyciDg done In the usual season on
lair serms, all kinds OF Understandable produce
for work and especially wool greece We wilipay
cash or goods for 10000 lbs Wool.
Cailand see usbeforc taking your wool or work
oiherwheres. ol-25 MACY. G0RDOx a Co.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05
mn. wIsTAR,s BALsAm Of WILD

nRs WA.AAo'o DA8cAM " WhAD
~ Cherry Is chemical extract Of wild
Cherry and Tar. Everybody knows that wild
Cherry possesses important medicinal properties;
and that Tar Water has always been administered
In Consumption and Lung Affections generally,
BY our oldest and safest physicians. Various rem
edles have boon onsred f)r the cure OF diseases OF
tho lungs but Of all that have yet bcon discovered
n IL admitted BY physicians, and all who have wit
messed he effects. that uone has proved as success
fui a. this. For ASTHMA. snosrsxa or BsrAru,
and similar affections, n may be rsoSorscsp A
POSITIVE evss. II has cured ASTHMA In many
eases Of Ten and twenty year Standing, after
phyncians had declared The G, 90 bc5ond tho roach
Of medicine.
This Bslssm IL made from mstsrials which NJ
lure has placed In all northern ATTITUDES, a. IN
snsidoss FOR diseases caused BY cold climates.
.Natue 10 but the name for an eject
whose cause 10 God"
Let ne obey hef piainest dictates.
n-fs soc advertisement.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05

RAW Ton. A,RiGHT. HATCH & EDISON
Bank Hcte ngravers & t'rinteTs
South soH cor. o. uha H4ia So. Cineiandff. 0hfs.
A LSO,-EngnNed in style corresponding In es-
Il cellonce lcihst Of Bank Notes, Railroad. State
and Count, tionds. Bills Of Exchange, Checks,
Drafts Cerfncs'tes OF Stock and Deposite. Promls-
sorry Notes ili asd Letter Iicads. Diplomas Visit
Ing and Professions -ards. Noiarial, County aud
Hsnd Seals. &c.
CONSTANT, on baud. Rank Note Paper Of various
inis. made 10 order. Oliver, superior quality.
The above odiee IL undcr The supervision OF Geo
!. Jones, practical engraver. mr. s-li-1sm
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05

Brookvilie Hegulnr Freight Zine.
THE CANAL BOAT, ssFAxQHITE >,
i r.. w. MILLS Master. VIII leave
Brookviile every Tuesday morning, for CincInnati;
and Cincinnati every Friday afternoon; for Brook.
vile Freight shipped on this boat will be received
81 the ware house OF JOHN ROBERTS H. Brook
vilie.f rec OF charges for storage. Shippers who
want freight delivered at a certain time, will do
WELT to pstronixe this boat, as II nakes regular
trips. ROBERTS g. MILLS.
Fah. IA months
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05

roTfCE.--r undsrulgn oil having bought Sam
IN uel Alden's entire interest Ia the Laurel Drug
3iefe, would respectfully request ell who have
o. On accounts with the late nfm Of clifford A AT.
den, 70 come forward Immediately aud close the
same b. note or cash,
Busiasss continued ., the ssne place on very
spTHH rnoMAs frrosb.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05

E1FTY IHorsAsD PERs0hs lie m usiis q.
England of co<-rnrrsor.' IN M S~~ Ene-
land States Tue properties Is zoe Is fpu' or sft.
~ Boston, probably oss 10 four. ~ the city 81
New York. sltis --svep dieJ 1.-two weeks. In De-.
ofthis disease
There is, perhaps, % disease Nth which mir
country IL Affected, which sweeps og annually a.
many victims ss fbst fell destroyer. or the hunss
race-consumpiion. Day sftcr day. rear amer
year, the insaiiass montterbnrhesto ihe pora /. OF
the cold, slsnt tnmb fresh added victims 70 ts con-
quest. so ~sis ofiITs Is sacred ron IT, eIxs.s-
ing influence. sosgo u excmp' from theasst.
dealing shafts. The old. the mid6ic-ared. sn1 The
young. and all alike are food for thls common en-
envy Of mankind. The whits-haired pairaf~s,.
whose life Of temperance has rendered Ms system,
iupervious tue attacks az other lie. ana whose
good deeds prepared bin forghe ealosmsnfs 81
LIES calm evening. fods Cousutnl,fioa tstenire
lie fangs upon his ~iisls. and tearing him frn1a
world ever bright ,s miods which io"s eosnpla
Gently on days we'll spent.
ts there no help for the sfslcfeJs 80 preventive
Of the danger which bese's us In orr chsnrefsi -
nekie climei There Is:
"Wistar's Bslsam Of Wild Cherry
has performed cures NJ Consumption nn.r
skilfui Physicians bal pronounced the rsfierss
beyond hope. beyond the ressb 4 ibe essliue en-.
"Wistar's Balsanl"
hss restored The bloom Of hsslis 10 msus rslilo
cheek, and Joy aud sisdpessso msuz di,paislrs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05
70 ''e''''''sNfa liullhsSf sAsroS
coNeuNPrloN cuRrp.

NtwsluHhs Dec ia 1rtdi
came n NeN York 10 tbs shin r eleHfarhi my
native place u ~. John, n. H. When reached
this city, m, heath was very poon hal tcr
bad cough, faised a great deal Of lnsllef, an'
was veF, weaa and vlaaeiated, NY friends and
ph,eleiau pronounced my case consumption aud
beiond the reach of medicine ! accidentally
heart Of DE- Cur,ise ii,Keana, o. iuhaling li,gsen
kanof, and Cherry t,lhp, und obtained pack'
afu which vellly believe was tho maans al saving
~, iife. Noon amer wearing the tnhalrF found
u relieved ths pressure Oh saf lungs, add enef >
while The disease made W appearance upon lae
surface under lhp ihhaluh ! l,dk Nv thelb
syrup - dlfaetud, aud continued " do 20, N,
cough gFadualt, growing better, untl y eniitelh
lett Inc, aud Now consider myself cured, tllll
wear The luhalef ~ lhe use 0 u rather pleasant,
aud believing u Strengthening aud purifying 10
the lungs, teal unwilling a, pFesenl 70 disrgnse
with II, John woons
sold by ueya A Paul, No, % coarllandl
street. q, ~. Miug, corner NJ John street aud
broadway, \, y ffiee a3s package,
~. us-AnS pefson enclosing "a Ia heNr q
PapL 90 cpaflsA ffHKlss, New York, viii 20.
ceiyo package containing bottle ol liSHean
NapoF, Que of Cherry syrup, ana an inhaieT, Ia q
nset b0g, by express, free ~ any plF 81 tho United
kthiesl ~ four packages foF SIN,
Mar, 90 ", lF,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05
|YHl GRIAH EMPORIUM
OF
Cheap Goods!

WYE have the pleasuse OF Informing our numer-
wv Gus patrons. that No arc daily receiving
and opening new supply ofsplendid spnng goods
selected with great caro-, and With direct reference
70 the we'll known good tafte OF our customers, In
the abundant markets Of Boston, Philadelphia aud
New York. We call attention 70 the fact that our
mosllcs and shoes IRON The manufaetarers' agents;
and this circumstance placing on an equal loot
ing with The Cincinnati jobbors, both AZ 70 quality
aud economy, We think wo cannot DO outdono IA
the Brookville market either In siyle, quality and
variety, or In the prices At which We propose TO
cell our goods.
apr ~ iest-e
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05

tHooItfft y IL ntct -Ntlf l0sA3s
For abnQt eight years hayo bosn eerercly
afflicted with Asihua, for tho last two Year, have
eufersd b33ond all ny powers Of description:
months ~ time have not been able 70 sicep 10
a bod, getting what rect could elttug 10 chair
My diuieglty OF breathing. xpd my sunctpgs. we're
30 great nt tnos. lhat for hour. iogetbor my flatt
expected each hour would be NY lnti. Daring
the ras ii yeats fhaee had the AID aud aiiendance
of somo OF tho most celebrated ph, sleiuu-, but
have received 10 permanent rViei ! NJ length
had tho good fortune % pfocuro Dr. Cufilse lltao.
ana, or lnhaline Vapor aud Chorp syrup. Al tno
limo obtained IL waa suHofinE under opi OF my
mosl violent attacks. and was In gfuat distress.
almost snaotairg for want 81 breath. ~ lcss tbau
ten minutes uftvf applying tho inblot 20 my
stomach, and taklng taepoOnful ol ihe Cherry
syrup, was relieved In rfca' measure, aud bad
q comfortable night I have tincv cnuuuued
with the greatest possible bcnvet. aud aia nov
Comparatively, we'll. God ouly knows Tue amount
OF suffering this medicine has relieved me fsom.
Ny advlecto ihetlrctlpg is-tAfits $500.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05
regular Menstlueiioa, IaeoRiines II
~ Urine and General Prosirs.
ffon ~ fhe <,,sfen.

ff4Ht"F thtHetfeftt"Hf t"t"Htf"'' "
tke Urine and General Proshs.
fioa Of The System.
The uest Female Medicine knewa,
Tho peculiar maladles 10 which women aFusaf,
jeet,pFoiueu great bcali, exhaustion, accompanied
by depressed aud ollou gloomy slase a. mind
A. ihe fyslsm deellncs 10 iten 9Th, ihsfe Il Toes
81 uenous power, tpd this very naturally iHrsis
tho enegKl 81 the msud, and di,laFbs TIC equanim.
~ ~ The temper, Every eanald eonHn vho hss
suncge-i ffop femaie complains will adnlllihis "a
DO tho uournful 'Fu,h. Now "a "h,aip Fulief II l.
only necessary 10 stop Me tendency N derlrtiuu
AVID debility. bic 4 dehe b, repeNlnn that ihup'
tain Of 1sal.b eud s,reps'h, tho niocd. and Ne
medicine aesomplsbes lhis desirable Fesull -
speedily apd eomplslel a. W. cu,solls In
proved E>ssr Of yellow nosk ana sauers-
rila,
Ladies Of pale complexion and eensvmplirs'
bablis, and such as ere dabillisied By those oh.
s,Tue,ons ~hieb females arclssle n, ore restored
by tho usacf borle ~ 'vo. n tirom snd 10
vSaf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05

A"ttFttf tIetIt&ft 4t@t<HttIt4t
pr.r sn;-reouid sbo~ yous dozen certificates,
strong and dscifiye. ofihe saDssl,e elects af,ouf
valuable Bslsam Of Wild Cherry. Within nc rass
ss..;~s months, updor my o~p Supervision spd d.
Fcctlun. Indeed. tuow of fsv persons WIN
have uscd II, comparatively, hu, reeommepd u 10
the siropFdss terms. sare % Asthms. the -
verest ever cav, 10 which I yes rallied u,opsh
ago, evioced The sepenpn'y - he bsissia. II
lasted him els ~esss, ssd TOO d.spepsis sus ssf-
ferirs wss dreadful; be sss ~ s~eEy night 7, .
gentleman told me v give bin something 70 lssi
him home. (7f milos) 20 bat he might zee -
wife snd child, spd de "a peace. gave bins ~r-
bottle Of Balsam. dircesing him ~ take tcsspoae
ull doses WHOM the dineul,a If hresibiue wps sbs
greatest. Ssss day forced bic isspoblsot ~
and wade him take six hoiiics Of vieisr's nAisaIs
Of Wild Glory ho'he ~itb-iin, ss a prcsspi. 30
having alleged that 10 hsd used 20 much iensl-s
medielee n M profit. Ice, week Mr.. .. csliss
aud Oppressed sis gratitude m ihs ssrsiaesi srus.
,sald lbo me,lellns bad ,svel biz llfe-psld b,
~bolo hiil aud sook Ella hesavt rare. set leo Us
once for home, rslolesc. vsry rsslss ~ s'.ss
M. SHAWN. D..
Washington. y. q. Aeg.,ig,
sold By IONS .. rAfR.
NJ. W. nalfs urcot~illes ?. nfesp. rsiresli. !. -
Trontnns &. IIssfsp. ~ tafsch D. \ risinens
blooming cfeve, ci6ofa 4 AiJen. Laurel. nft~.
Rnblufou. New teioni y. v. Ia Kae. Andersan.
Vile, .. L. Andfeuf. TurisptVillt. =. HasnH.
Conuerstiils, Q. naflauf. hnfbtii.i Il. Dlskestsa.
Versailles . Beaver. t4tcfs. A. nnsd. stipis.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05

10 Read ais sto,emct u ne e~s,
Of Nary -IoOre. rho wss girss up BY
her physicions as being vttsYly iir1sradte.
as herein certified 10 By DR.. A. s.
Wardcr. ono IF Aer oosssi,isg ply
sicions.
BRAsDosv1Llr, We. Aug. %. 81.
THIS ls,o certify tbs, va, called IL 10 zee De
above named Mary Mooro, during The se-eneo II
her regular attending physician, found her inu
erlucol and dangerous copdiiiop, and, ~ Iihoughi
beyond all hopoof r1oveg. Aner this I vac
called In consultation With her regular attending
physician. Our oplp.ns we're, that her recover
was lmrcsslble. learnsd that her disease ~ss
cau'ed more than two yeafsago, from hrerulsritr
her periods of muntlruailop, caused BY tnkirE
sesare cold. I dla aoi go Der sesip. but soop
aiicrioarued that sho was goiiinE we'll. I've
much surprised a. this, aud. on ipqulriux whss
could have caused thls taddcn change. was IN.
formed u, Vim. M. k,leecsrl that che had beer
tskiug pr. Gu,solrs rxirsc, Of yellow Doet asd
ssrsapufln. have since heard gifts rfsstcnesss
In other cases IN tsss vicinity. ! have no induce
nont 10 mako ihis staiomopt, olhorthan Il may n
ducc others afflicted az vac tho subject ofhs state.
meat 10 ,ry Tue yellow Dock and ssrsartrills, b.
lievinE, ~ DO, that Il 10 possessed fmany excel
lcel qualities, aud adapted 10 many diseases is..
dont 10 tha human faoiy.
AS. Warden. N.r.
Quart BEETLES, 81 per hosile--sls bottles fer s..
JOHN u. PARE.
youh.s nsi seteer Il ilh ssd wsipui Ste, ciseis.
natl, o., eeeeFnl Aeani ioflbe wen, u xhsu
Jlordets mus, he addressed,
a. ". tale. nrcoA vile, 7. Brows, Fsirseis
:. 4. Ro,tasvllsF, Cedar Grove, Nys:d Snow. New
tfcn,ap, {. uaefon, NJ. tartnei, !. n. Clements
blooming Grove, clifford A Holden. Thes. Rsbln-
500, New salee, \, y. faFes, Andenonsiiis, =.
Barbour. Nashville, 7. petanen, Versailles, =.
ucaueF, Liberty. A. Husi, teiple, ,. l.. Andifs
parlsrs,iils, Hall 4 Hughes, Ccpberrviiis.
JahauF,, 70, "a, Nod, y.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

IVA NEIHUUs WVo WUNIIENf tb Us
cOvory has recently boon made by Or. CURTIS.
Coughs. Colds. aud all Lung Complains, by Mcdi.
Gated Inhalation. D.. CUErtss HyerkNi. on IL.
natINc IiycrAs lAroR and CurxEY eYRpr baA
accomplished the most wonderful cures of Aslbms
and Consumption, in the city Of New York and
vicinity for few months past, ever known n man.
II Is producing an Impression on Diseases Of tie
Lungs never before witnessed by TIE medical pro.
fessiou. (soo certificates w hands 81 Agents y
The inhaler Is worn on the breast, under The
linen, without tho loaft ineonveniencc the beat
~ the body being t1t1cicnt ~ cvaporaie the nui,
supplying tho lungs constantly win healing
and agrcosbic yapor, passing Into al no slrc slle
aud passages af the lungs TINT cannoi pps.bi, b.
reached ~ a1s other medicine. if1rs Is q caeA al
ASTHMA (itfRIn
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05

Mt. Carmel Ind. April 5th, "a.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-25
Export Of Printing Presses.

The New York Express says that ''per-
sons who have visited the printing establish
ments Of london, Paris, and Leipsic, have
remarked that the book presses in universal
use there, require twice the amount of man.
uel labor in producing about half the work
of the adams press" commonly used in
this country. Within few weeks mem
Der Of ON Edinburgh publishing house, on a
visit here, has ordered the Adams press for
his establishment, and taken out American
pressmauto work it. The higher price of
books abroad is in some degree owing to the
inferior machinery employed for their press.
work." pc .I
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-25

,D0- Willis says in the Home Journal, II
am more and more convinced that critics
are unnatural. There would never have
been city if there had been railways in
Eden. Commerce would have been done
at places like wharVes where nobody stayed
after dark, and from which clerks and mer-
chants went home to their country residen-
Ices by railroad A man without his own
house and garden would have been paup-
or, and hotellife and street crowding would
have been left to bee hives and ant hills.
That oriental country which has named its
capital Mysore, hits it exactly" - .
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-25

ST. ANTHONY SEMINARY.-Rev. Mr.. LIZ
DON, of st. Anthony, informed us yesterday
that the Catholic Seminary at that place,
under the management Of /" Mother Abbcss'
ScHoLAsrrcA NAsouER, was opened some two
weeks since, and has now between 80 and
40 boarding scholars. The building is ca
ipable of holding 100 scholars, aud as the
Abbess has called to her ald tilrcc 4'sistars''
THERE'S no difficulty in regard to a sufficient
number Of teachers. French, Latin and
Music, together with the English branches,
are taught in this institution. .v-arsa II
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-25

INCREASE OF POPULATION all that
we have seen and heard relative to the mum
Der Of persons who have settled in Mime
sofa the past season, we should judge that
not less than twenty-five thousand actual
settlers have pitched their tentswith us since
the opening Of navigation They have not
settled in any one particular locality, but
dispersed themselves all over the Territory
Next season the number will be much in
creased Tf' 10 -5 ' "a. '. ,.5 -
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-25

pa Joseph Kolettc, of Pcmbina, is proba-
bly, the only wing elected to the Minnesota
Legislature. E9press.
Not quite correct, Mr.. Express: There
will be tno wings in the next House, this
winter The Democracy, sympathising
with the lone condition of Mr. RoLErrE,
wished him to have company, and so per-
mitted Hon. 4. NJ. FRmLEy, who, by the
way, is also opposed to the railroad swiadIe,
to be elected. In the Council, however, the
wings have one member; SO you perceive,
on joiut ballot, they will number three entire
rotes Pioneer. ..
The Democratic" rule in the Minnesota
Legistu<e is, sufficiently decided, in all con-
scince, but iy the above paragraph our neigh
Dor is a little too greedy. Mr.. Thompson, the
member elect from the Winona District, is a
Wing, and q thorough Anti-N ebraska Wing
at that, The Pioneer will please stand cor
rected.-Mi,mesotian -4a.r
We stand corrected, ncighbsf. Whiggery
in our Territory is now at so low an ebb,
that it were wrong not to credit it with all
its members. BY the llinmesotiam's own
showing, the Wing party will have four
members ON joint ballot in the Legislature
the coming session. l3,.f.rteeGs1
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-25

Homes FOR THE HoMELEss."-Not yet
tired Of giving good bargains to those in
need of homes; MKENrY continues to offer
at merely nominal cost. and ono half on
time, good building lots to the poor and the
needy. MACK is certainly the prince Of good
fellows; and it affords us pleasure to chroH
;icle his success in business. Notwithstand
ing he came TO Minnesota withlittle capital
be Is fast becoming one Of the -sold men
Of St. Paul. His liberality is provcrbial
and added TO- that, all know that what
he says may be relied on, and this is the
great secret Of bis prospevityoTooa
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-25

! A LARGE REWARD FOR THE ARREST OF
MURDERERs.-The fBuenes Ayres British
PacAt, of the LIST Of September, contains
an advertisement from the British Consulate
General at that place, Offering reward Of
twenty Thousand dollars for the arrest of
the murderers of Patrick Nolana and Michael
McManus. These murders were committed
in the District of LObos. lran,s..-sa ne .e,.s