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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-12
NIINNESOTA KIVEK OUTFIT!

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Third Street, baween Roberts and Minnesota.
d PRESLEY, has just returned from below with an
Ds extensive assortment of Groceries and Provisions.
and also large stock of Fancy Articles to be exhibited in
the Fancy store, next door, and ready for sale.
His Groceries and Provisions consist i'll part of the fol-
lowing, viz:
BACON. MoIAsslS.
h'ls country Hams. no brlS Bech's II in hfs and
5 - sugar cured do quarters,
4 4 :. shoulders, s = Golden syrup,
casks do. Beef
TEAS . casks Goldfish.
5 chests y. Tyson, 20 brls Mackercl. in hfs and
90 Imperial qrS Nos l. ,, and s.
5 Gunpowder 5 b,ls Herring;
Atso variety of = lb, l, 3 fresh Oysters;
H. 2, g. and H. boxes 20 dog. small box sariines.
COFFEE. PRESERVES
20 sacks Rio, Peaches. Ounces Pears
10 Government Java, strawberry, Raspberry and
D - LaGuayra. CurTant Jelly;
SUGARS. Pickles of all Kinds.
II hlds New Orleans CANDLES AND SOAP
) hli' prime. do. Fifty boxes star Candles;
80 bis of 4 and clarified, :. :. pressed do;
10 = crystazed, , boxes solar sperm
10 . crushed, PORK AND
10 - powdered, Fifty brls Mess Pork;
5 - loaf. - - Jasper Mill Flour;
= = SinSnawa do.
MISCELLANEOUS FAMILY GROCERIES.
1Iominy, Corn meal Rice, Beans, bag salt box do, sale
ratus. soda and acid Yeast powders Chocolate Cocoa and
Broma, Corn starch, Coffee ground Coffee, Matches
Broom,, Brushes and Mcps with handles Clothes Lines
Pei Cords. stove Backing and Lamp Wicng Cider Vine
Dried apples and Peaches, Buckwheat Flour and Rye
do, Pepper Walnut Catsup Tomato do, and Lemon
syrup. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Painted Tubs Cedar do Ladies' Rolling Pins and
Zinc Washboards, Dippcrs; Knife Trays;
Dippers, keelers; Potato Mas,ing Boxes
Chopping Trays and Bowls; Buckets. Axe-helves;
Spoons, Butter-knNe>; Market Baskets;
Clothes Baskets.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
We always have te largest and best stock which ena
bes : to sell lower than any else in the city.
In wor.i-mv Stoch Includes everything in the Gro
Lire whicn viii I've sold cheaper than the cheapest
and respectfully inform all my friends and the public
generally that whatever they wish in line of busi
ness can be obtained either at wholesale retail
B. PRESLEY.
st. Paul, May CO. 1854. diff
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-12

STRANGE, SURPRISING STRANGE!
THAT Groceries can be sold so cheap. . r.
l. Great inducements are held out to persons wish
ing Family Groceries, at my old stand, as am deter
mined to make room for my spring stock.
]. w. DOWNER,
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-12

GALENA HOUSE.
TIME subscriber has provided for the oda
Il ofb0arders both by the day and by the week. with
or without lOdgng-at very moderate prices Inquire
for the Gaena House, at the first building Roberts
stsectabove Third, opposite Wnne& COoley's Clothing
tore. jul7-s-ly VIM. TRUss0NE.
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.
CORNER OF EAGLE AND HILL sTs., ST PAUL, MINNESOTA
VUNiE subscriber has taken the above house and fitted
Il mp tor the reception of bOarders in le unsIr
passed by any house in the Territory.
boarding by the day week on reasonable terms.
E. THOMPSON.
st. Paul, April IA, '53.--y52.
SAINT LOUIS HOTEL,
[(ETWEEN Fort Smelling and Minnehaha Falls will be
ID opened June 9th, 1851 ~.
j. NEWELL, Proprietor
ST Paui, May 81 1851. 3m
MENDOZA HOUSE.
II Would respectfully inform the public that have
taken she Farribault House, in the town of Mendo-
Ia, and am prepared to accommodate boarders perma
nent transient.
The house is newly fitted up, is commodious and
pleasantly located, and pains will be spared IN nv
endeavOrs to make it one of the comfortable in
the West.
Mendoza, July 10, ls53-tf
JNO. MASTERS,
DOARDING HOUSE, in building formerly occupied by
ID g. H. spencer Esq, Traver>cdes Sioux, Minnesota
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-12
TO PAINTERS, CARPENTERS, AND
CONER ACTORS.

Depotfor White Lead, Linseed OIL Turrenfine Winclou
Glass and SASH and colOrs # all kinds.
VJNAKE NOTICE You can purchase the above articles
Il very low for cash, at l.. c. KINNEYS
Worlds Fair Block corner Roberts and Third street.
St. Paul. June "a 1854 If
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-12
M. SHERMAN,

HOUSE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTER. corner OF
Fourth and st Peter street, ST. Paul. PAINTING and
Gi-AL!NG done in superior and workmanlike man;
nef. Az orders promptly and neatly executed. Worl
warranted to give satisfaction.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-12
AFRICAN SPECIFIC.

INOR Cholera, liarrhG, and Dysentery. This remedy
Il has been used with perfect snrrass during yoa.
residence by the prorctOr the coast of Western Africa
where the above diseases of daily Having
had ersonal experience of tie efficacy of this medicine
we feel the utmost confidence in recommending it to the
public. l.. c. KINNEY.
Agent for Minnesota.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-12

'lTHOt Alcohol. The only true remedy for loss OF
w appetite debility, and dyspepsia in general
l.. C. KINNEY,
Appointed Agent for Minnesota
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FOR PICNIC PARTIES.

INlJID EXTRACT OF COFFEE. The contents of ca cll
bottle will make 40 cups prime coGee. Fifty pc
bottle. NB.-This is a superior article. For sale at
l.. c. KINNEYS.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-12

ALX. REY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER IN GRO
CERIEs PROVISIONS, and all kinds of COUNTRY
PRoDUcE. Robert street, south SIDE three doors from
Third street, and at the Lower Levee, ST. Paul, Ainn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26

The LErEsT SPECIMEN OF CHyALRr.-Ms. Maria l..
Buckley of this city, has been in the habit OF writing Tenn
peranee Tales and selling them herse travelling in differ
ent parts of the country for that purpose She has pro-
duc.d two stores-one entitled The Glass the other
Edith Morton Or Temperance intemperanos"
Hay been very successful in the sale Of The frat named
work got edition of the latter and started South
with She got along very quietly in Baltimore, Norfolk
ard Richmond, receiving Kind commentators from the
Pnss and making rapid sales But arriving at Peteu
burg Va she was arrested the charge Of selling books
without ptdlar license. Her books being OF her
manufacture which exempted them from taxation forcense
she pleaded that fact and released but without hav
ing good reason supect that the such grounds
was only preteIt for searching her. In expectation Of
proving her an emisary Of the Adolf ionss.'
Having got out Of the hand. Of the Vigilance Commit
tee Petersburg the next hear of her Is at Charles
ton c. There she given to understand by Prcss and
PeoI that che would geno encouragementtha she was
suspected of being in sympathy with Mrs Stowe and that
they bad determined to psroni,e Nohern writer's
especially women aud plainly ntma.ed thather say
in Charleston would be neither profitable agreeable
Finding heref an object of suspicion and espionage
although sbe bad not written word about Slavery in her
book however much shout the twin evil OF Rum and had
not sad word about the peculiar institution exoept
whtn Questioned, however much she might have thought
about it, Mrs Buckley has found necessary Of hee
hnds informed TO give mp ext nsye Southern tour
and is now proceeding to the northwest with her work.
without any such annoyance as that Just recorded
We have headed his article with The Latest Specimen
Of Chvsry 10 indicate the contempt which The
ton has naturally excited And what could be more rido
ulous than the CONSERVATION which the presence Of this
worthy woman has crestedi When will the South Caro-
nans making themselves the laughing stock Of the
rest OF the country Have they not played fool and
tyrant long snSughl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26

IL not THOUSANDS. But a magic change WIZ ere long
Iyert much OF the evil portion OF tins feature oil >af
city. o,,. ,...,of
uaDslsuehter in clear case OF wiiiui nnrder and VINO
,rred or new trial has been at length sentenced to
81 yss,s, imnrisonment The defense was insanity;
Int On Ls IMPLICATION be talked for nearly an hour in
a.. most sane and lucid manner. Ids Brewer who
5sJh.ystev murdered another unfortunate victim OF
80 in bouse of illiame at Sacramento, tried
few DAYS since and verdict Of not gully rendered IN
be ee OF the clesrest evidence This case has excited
90 much surprise that the papers are passing the names
NJ the Jur0rs around dOes the Judge escape cis
cation When will Legislators learn that such is the
public adherence ofjudica, cold blooded murder that
Jurors will rather blink the evidence, or forsWear
Themselves than give verdict which VIII consgn 70
the Christian Juggernaut fellow being vast
change must come over criminal jurisprudence.
TIE San Joaquin Republican and The STOCKTON Josr-
nal both published at Stockton, are now issued daily
making in all tenis daily papers published IN this state
,ome Of which. in peibt Of mechanical execution,
would be highly creditabe to an Eastern city.
That enterprisiDg Express frm-Reu', Fargo 70,
will enter upon their and elegant premises IN rev
DAYS when their Banking and Express business VIII
be ,eparsted and each conducted IN It's own depart
ment .;.. ~.
Within little more than year by the exercise OF
Great industry they have extended their operations
troncIout the entire Northern, Middle and Southern
mines in California and Iamfying throughout the East
erp States BY his gentlenanly bearing and clever
MANAGEMENT Col Pardee has secured host OF friends
and business rspdly Increasing am happy 70 De aoe
ts bear testimony to the uniform courtesy aud aIlen
t,n ever received at bis hands and to the growing
favor which his house receives. U. u. d.
P. s-TleIe have been many rumors touching the
operatops Of the busers, but we have nothing DEN
mite There can be no question but that they nave
been largely reinforced or VIII BE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26
A SAILOR ON PUNISHMENT IN THE NAVY
TIE SAVANNAH AT RIO
eoresponaeDee Of The N Y. Tribune
U. 3. FRtGATE SAvASsAH,
Rio, Wednesday, NV. l6, 1854. I

eorespondeDee Of The N Y. Tribane
u. 3. FRIGATE SAvASsAH, !
Rio, Wednesday Nov. Is, 1884
You WILL no doubt be surprised receive letter from
me dated on board Of in the dominons of hs
Imperial Majesty Don Pedro the lid but Aging bis asg
We have had the very deyto pay board h ,. two
three days quence of the getting drunk They
lave several new modes Of punishment thanks 10 the
mistaken philanthropy of few Of our would be popular
statement in lieu Of the seemingly more barbarous one Of
FOG glg One models 10 put in double irons, that Is
bar ard fe the bis hands abO his head
rarely touch the deck and keep him in that position from
ore hours long the first Luf thinks t aud
II he does not like that they gag him with an iron bolt
Since foggi has been abolished the Government, or at
least its officers, have had built in all their ships ION the
berth deck from three To six cages of pine plank. with
holes bored about every six inches inilar 70 cage you
would build for wild eat to let in just enough ar TO sus
taine Those that have board this ship balt just
forward Of the Commodores galley the hottest position
the chip and il wants fOretase OF Ill., oil he has to
do 90 into of them for hour he cannot change
bis position but NUT stand with his hands close to his
side until he released and then he comes out a. wet "a
drowned rat They are frat rate substitute FOR steam
bath and think OF pottoning the Government TO exhibit
q model ~ them in the Patent Ofse in Washington for
the benefit Of all nyads whose physicians recommend
warm baths the Thomsouan principle.
We flying the broad pendant OF Commodore Salter
commanding the Brazil squadron. List Of officers Capt
Samuel Mercer, Lieutenants, BerriaD Emnonds, Spots
yOod Iotten and Leroy Master Mr. Marley G1 M, :
shImen Brose, Flusser, Hand. Chapman and Migatt;
MidsLilm eD Arnold, Chaplin and Bacon Gunner Mr..
Thompson Boatswnin Mr. Simpson Carpenter M. Man
sell Saimaker, Mr. Voorhies; CONS Clerk Mr. Syringe
Capt.s Clerk, Mr. Murray Pursers Clerk Mr.. SPeeden
Surgeon Mr.. Egbert; Passed Assistant do, Nj. Low
berj Assistant do Mr.. 1hom.
We expect to leave soon for Montevideo. We arrived
here ON Wednesday lat the 9Th Of Nov, making g
passage Of So days om Hampton Roads The Jamestown
iloop is the only vessel the station besides this
ship, except the Water Witch steamer which is surveying
the River La Platte. The Relief stoceshp sails for hjms
on Saturday No that has not been debsred Of the
great privilege Of reading newspaper can appreciate the
Joy which AIDES ships company on receiving pack
gethe chance threading paper We got $50
ON board and Of the hardest among them 1t
ever across in all my travels wish myself stick
ing type again every day, assure but a. have
made my bed must lie on it until get better one
Hey have just called all hands to stand by washed
"eothes Now is not that pleasant to have to wash your
own clothes. Bah you would knock down who
would AK you to dosuch thing. x.R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26

Of territory sufficient to form new STATE, Is as follow,
Draw line on the map from point two miles norn OF
"a Paso in sosihwesterly direction. tn the inersectng
toDt Of the Nth deg Of long and the Jist deg OF a
thence west by north to point two miles above
the head Of the Bay Of California AMI The new boundary
line VII be exhibited proImae % the treaty stipulation
II gives the United States part OF the State OF sonora
This county IL said to abound in mineral wealth AMI It's
sol ri, h IN agricultural resources.
BY the provisions Of the treaty resembling the clause OF
the treaty Of Guadalupe touching frontier protection from
the Indian tribes il VIII hereafter be the duty Of each
Government 10 defend ts frontier. and drive the
Indians to their strongholds in the interior.
In consideration Of these grants and SESSIONS the United
States are TO pay to Mexico s2ooo0ooo. OF this sum
s. eco are TO be passed the treaty ratsed
and i5 be withheld by the United States
until the Garsy grantees Unidentified
Aresonia viii probably be the name given to the new
Territory and future State the being derived from
the rich mineral mines embraced within IL.
This is one Of the mos, important treaties yet negotsed
by The United States The Of the negotiations IS
mainly due TO tho honorable frsakness characteristic OF
Amerc an diplomacy with which Gen Gadsden approached
the N. 1icsn Government This frankness was met IN
corr, ding spirit of msgnsnmy by the distinguished
head Of The Mexican Government, Gen. Santa Anna, In
his negotiation with the American Envoy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26
TIE ERIE Troubles.

There wss large meeting of the citizens Of P;,burgh
at the Court House Monday evening in reference 10
tie Erie troubles Mayor yoz presiding. speech was
made BY Mayor King OF Erie. who gave "a account Of
the troubles there that received with great applause
Speeches were slso made by NJ b. Lowry, Gen Larner.
Col hcCapdlsss and ohtrs defending Ponnsylvanis from
the fake charges brought sg.ins, her by Ohio and New
York series Of resolu. then adopted Of which
the follow in 2 are the most important:
Rsred The ncsrcsrsts two Pennsyy.
jail fo ale conts sd ct
Sab Deputy Mars pssd the railroad ehess " fores,
sspsy faded for In I've
plain the hIoush TIE Cours should aeveaeles,
receive he copden nston Of snt
brethss their from the tes ls for
the the hee rsign ~ho tho h
the hsn confronted with tseu Vcts bad
teen able short before int Jail four resPsetahs
etzsrs
R, ed That the existing seges a. Eric to BE attributed
violation Of solemn b. railroad sPasiss OF Pesa-
fpp railroad companies andsr the eOnsrcl u
foreign HockiOlesrs
the rshfs have
stgsrdtd BY she Aforesaid railroad Tbs
Faukn Csn that the pes, Of the fi
by ssous Of both Ho9f-s OF the Leare
le0ksd FOR and dsuAr ssd BY the people OF thr State
Rorcd That h the tit ard OF fenas sana ds the
fiis husnces from her repeal sy
odnes the the United States has cosstta
liOusl or Ishtfsl eentol
Tbsf the State demand thss the naos
shall be deprived the bes hsrbor inland
soumsdste AM railroad monopoly
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LETTER FROM ARCHBISHOP BEDLM TO
THE ARCHBISHOP OF CINCINNATI
MONDAY EVENING. Jan. 9. 1881

MONDAY EVENING Jan. =, 1881.
DEAR ARCHBISHOP: | need not tell you how deeply
Ihave been affected BY the ray aTectiOnsfe welcome
with which greeted by your good Catholics, aud
particularly the institutions for the education OF youth
You witness to it, and experienced the same sweet
emotion God be blessed who preserves such lively faith
in the hearts of your people and pesent such bright hopes
for the future in the piety and doeity OF the ycans
All that malice and hatred against our holy religion had
accumulated on my head make odous 10 this amiabe
American nation and thus parayze the effect Of the oene
dctons Of envoy of the Holy FSthar. could neither
diminish nor destroy the consultations which my soul en-
oyed each moment in the midst of Catholics 50 poas
ard so full of zeal.
depore the evil consequences Of the strocous caum-
pies gated with the hdeous eronery, and be
eved in spe Of the painest and strongest
of common il puere creduly could have exist
ed in nation enlightened aud 50 full OF noble senti
msns but the consequences of evil only for him who
harbors it in bis heart who speaks to propagseh We
know wei that in ministry pains humlaitons injuries
are cur portion and feel proud that your City has gwen
me an aston TO experience them and that have thus
been more worhy associated in the lot OF sanity bishops
of this immense country can truly say that fess snd
outraees have honored mission of peace and that IN
the uid,t Of bob my soul has always poured itself forth
in benedictiops and prayers
lou the only Of the Bishops OF America 70 whom
had visit pay for that which yos had the goodn,ss
TO max me At Bologna am happy not to have failed IN
that duty And at the time admire tho designs OF
Providence which directed your steps in advance to that
city, that you might with your own eyes it's love Tor
me and the sweet memorials which have had q leave
there Compare what you have seen aud heard IN inst
city with the thousand lying rumors, macionsy circulated
among PEOPLE sensitive on subject OF the idefs II
most deeply chershes and tell me who are most to DO
pitied-ihe deceivers the deceived But perhiy at
last deeeiyes but itsef bfeatas a iHiqrtqs s6i
feel mostreverend air. holy joy in the persecution
am made TO endure, aud bless God for them IL Is ia
vertsble gratitude for having been found worthy OF the
outrage of The world for his names sake that sen you
tie little ing lone hundred dollars In gold for
your dear orphans. Never shall forget the beautiful
feast whieh you gave among them Accept II, dear
Archbishop and bless H. that may have some share in
the prayers of those nnocert children, AMI by them Is
trust, be protected from all evil.
Forget ne not entreat you in your own prayers.
While renewing the expression Of my thanks foe your
omiable Hospitality and Of the most sincere esteem and
Affection have the honor to remain your most devoted
brother in Jesus Christ tCAJErAs,
Archbishop Of Thebes, Apostolic Nuncio.
Most Rev. j. S. PURCELL ID. ID,
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THE SAILORS or THE SAN FRANCISCO

II az ESthoz If TAs n " nss-.<,
SIR; The article The Three Bells and her AIiesE In
your psper OF yesterday encourages u.s. The undonxoea
do request your kind siiea,oa 70 the EaenyabIs poo
we are in.
We were among ihe'last Of the crew who et tbs Ssa
Francisco and engaged take over provisions ana
water and bread board the Three Bells AZ tbe y;.k ~
our lives We have lost everything ana have saved
our cloths at least IL We had not been engaged In
provisions the starving passengers snd crew of d.
Three Bells 1hOmss Freeman OF the sigper. OF his
letter left The San Francisco in the last boat to0staer
with Cap Watkins, having worked TO the last m,msnt.
nor htanding that be had injured bis hand soma hoars
before by running nail into H. While we have been Ii his
City, nobody has cared for destitute o. money eohnx
and every necessity Of life, have to strive hard 10
sustain Ourselves and wOad have been thankfu TO any
man who would have helped Us 20 get a situation.
Whist we did, certainly did not then expect to be
praised for doing but in such perl,us situation a. We
were in, ours the principal wo X or saving what was
10 be saved We think that little be 20 from
starving after having saved Others would not have been
out OF iht way IN applied
Viii you be Mind enough. Mr.. Editor to draw the At
ien,ion Of the public to situations perhaps that some
feeling would lie 10 DO something for the hands who
saved the officers whom the Committee thoaght e1cla
sively fl 20 reward lours respectfully,
THOMAS FREEMAN, AUGUST SMlra.
LOUIS Leroy GEORGE HAGGIE,
- Las
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H. n n Tsvson. having made bis appearance,
.nn,ber messenger was dispatched for the military,
Who Il seems had been already sent for Accordingly,
de.sehmept OF the African corps stationed IN tae iowa
Noon arrived when Mr. Custos Lawson having real tae
,ot act the mob dispersed without sshot having been
fs"d Sen nersons were taken into castody by the
liz. and conveyed TO the County Jail under the
s.eort ~ the military Guard was mounted over tne
station during the remainder OF that and the
Tboe If The following night secret inquiry on the
n.r of the magistrates has taken place into the anlr
20 dsnatrh founded on il forwarded 20 the Gov
ernor. -, n
time Il ia expected the bills for the carrying out OF re-
snou,ble government under the new Constitution VIII
be ready for presentaiion-hayng oeen PrePsIee uu'
,;ne the recess IL is rumored-but upon what foun-
S,tiou have not been able to sscertaln-that Sir Hen
- Rsrl will dissolve the Assembly aud appeal TO the
constituency The reason assigned for this hypothet
H. that of the few gentlemen in the House
whom his Exceency is willing to select as his Minis
try not one is willing to accept $500 year for h'
services.
Underneath | extract the prices current of Kings
ton markets. from The Colonial Standard Of yesterday
fTffrs-iIb X, Isl Halifax ? u, ltdi American D. Sd
Blispr~Psf ssIion MsrteIp. Hsnne.sey's 49,.
BREip-Pot y bill, 81.
coDTIsH-P,r BOX, iSIi essh, y 100 D. -
CotE MEAL-Per TIL III
oSspLEs-TslOw, 2 n ga 99d
Ordinary Z werth 81 ass 2 ]" 70
lEsIiEes.F.ib 6I al
LIspNim.riesb, YBsd
M.cEIRlL-Per tG s.
f P.Tcisi /. I. S.. : Isse.
RGcE-BsrFsl 2 los n ls.
sue.t-i4 an y looB
sILT-Fne. @ saeh
6oLD- Amsriesr y cent premium
PInLETO-4d. 2 n