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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-24
soldiers Attend !!

GOOD HLWS! MORE BOUNTY LAND!i
& LAW passed Congress March Sd 1855, giving One
"A H.n,reJ and Sixty acre, ol Land To all persIrs
who have performed II "a military service in any
CT the i'nitct States .inco -.
The Il; includes all the Comm nncd and Non Com,
missi"uc0 Officers. Musicians ana iIiyates ncluding Ia
dia - either Volunteers augcrs Milita Ieamstcrs.
Also, ell the CoiumsS stoned and Non Commission o.
hcers q tic Navy, camen .atsynen. Marines tlotils
Men, Iapa;Ds ana CjerSs.
THOSE WHO HANi. Ri.CEII Ed ~ OR so ACRES APP
ENTITLED . ENOUGH MORE TO MAKE THE 1t1.
Soldiers o. the BLACK Hawk, IatriGt and others wais,
who have rl'de applications Tor land and Tailed
count oi not having ser,c eli month get 100
acres il thar fourteen Jays, il they engay
ed in battle.
Tie Veteran Soldiers Of the Revolution who draw pen.
sons eui.ied to land. it2cad their xidows
draw il.
Tho benefits ot this act lin case soldiers death!
extend % Il. ,iloE, Ii MINOR children, but to no
other heirs.
1t Is though that nearly two hundred millions OF acne.
will be issued undcr this act and in consequence of the
large number &C api c~on, that vii! be made,
siderable time viii necessarily elapse b~tnre they
be Urcn. t,"IacuIber the Vim. First come fis
We ha made arrangements with experienced fiji
1t Washington for obta ming Bounty Land for all entitled
10 Il living in Hi, Territory, Who ma. favor With
call.
WI MAKE. 10 CHARGE ~ ANY CASE. UNLESS ~
OBTAIN TIE LANn
49, reformation in regard the subject, cheerful,
given. FARMER !, CARVER
April :. GA~i Attorneys at .Aw.
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SUPERIOR.

asst5Jsik.AS C0sJNEX, WISCONSIN.
fsS place is situated the bay Of Superior and ef1
Z Hand river, at the head of Lake Superior and pos.
better se be.ier ha bor and greater adv an
northwest, and IL eSua!ed IN prospective oUrtaDce
by Chicago only.
The proPrirt0rs have Il clear, und,pued aud upiu
numbered ute 10 the land upon which SyPERIUR is ixd
out and all purchasers OF lots receive deed
TOR the
Superior laid out during the past season. anu nj
ready contains several hundred nhabants large no.
tel, number OF stores. CONNEXIONS pier, with air
houses, and III al respects the lOurishinx new
town III the west. The county seat, u. $. Land OF
ice, and Post Office located here where Missis
sippi and Lake Superior u. :. Military Road, now i'm
course OF construction, connecting with St Paul ter
II is also the lake terminus OF all the project
railroads. TO the head ol Lake The $500
will he BY June after which time four line
of lake steamers viii Ia SuperIur,-onc from
cago two from Cleveland and from Buftaiu M
vessels having been built expressly fer this trade
Two steam IDIlis and printing la
he SUPERIOR and will be promptly set TO work
One-hhi OF The lots have been appropriated BY the
prop rptors be sold hy the undersigned TO actual SET
TIERS es,! terms, and to rovde IuDd for extensive
public Improvements Liberal appIop ria ions have
been made for pubic lurnosts-parks. churches, rail
roads, y &c.
1T oder 30 curreCi tn. Insappre heIson arising
rnuI similarity Of HamtS il IS proper State that ''u
peIiUr Cit about the title al wch legal
= exists, another and different place, and d l.
!eTeu township ilom superior
J. Maps OF superior are signed by Thos Clark =
VeSUr ana VIA. II. ~ eN toni and attorney 4
prnpfit;urS AM may be the principal hotels Of
II Pai, Gulcna ChcHon, Drtro!t, Cleveland, Toledo,
Buf'iju md other cities.
All person, vho wish purchase obtain infor
nEt!ou can apply ~, H. New ton, Superior Doug
las MY, y F~CC,isi:..
WV. H. NEWTON,
agent d Attorney for Proprietors Of superior
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'EEssEss rDsky SF TssNNESGTA.
District Court, Ramsey County,
second judicial District (

Gern as1in nT'S' Summons for money demand on
Hiram Front. contract for pay ment of money.
To Huam 4. Prom.
YOU are hereby summoned and required answer
i The compliant in thi, action which is filed in the
oire of Clerk of The District Court for the
OF Ramsey, aforesaid at St Paul, i'll said county,
said complaint on tue subscrlbersat their office
al 81 Paul, in said county aforesaid, with
in twenty uays af or the Of this summons Oh
on, exclusive of the day OF such service and
TAI! L" answer the sad complaint within The time afoe
said. the ptintlh III thu. action will take judgment
against GU FIR the sum of Three II undred Dollars,
gether with IL tere.t from the tenth day Of May,
thousand eight hundred and fifty, besides the OF
this action. AMES 4 VAN ETTEN,
sept. 20, ls55.WSt Plaintiffs Attorneys
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. Is

The Lexington Mo Express, of Saturday
last. publishes report that ex-Govarnor Reed
er mas been murdered at st. Joseph. The cdi-
tor OF the Express, alter dae inquiry pronoun-
c2d the report as h"aX, but adds, however,
n rumor is in circulation at ST. Joseph, that
Reejer a been gagged in fight somewhere
in the territory, but 10 account OF his being
injured. ..s t.,i.s
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NEW YORK. Oct Is.

The ship Maury was seized IN this'port yes
terday, on suspicion OF having been fitted out
as a privatcer, to sail under Russian colors.
The Steamer Cahawba, from New Orleans
via Havana, the latter port Oct Ii, arrived this
morning, She brings no news OF Importance
from the latter place. ,.-..- 8
The health Oh the city is good. ....1L
Sugar scarce; prospects of Il crop hvora-
bic ,.
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New YORK, Oct. II.

The Protestant Episcopal Board oil Missions
Esembled heie this forenoon. The financial
atement showed the yeas receipts to have
zen ST. ,490, and the Expenditures $79,226.
he report OF the Domestic board speaks en-
puragingly of the prospects of the Society.
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AijNNLhtITI LHND AGENC Y.
Aatgs ssIpOsiT GFFECL..
CARLOS WILCOX,

CARLOS ILCOX,
Notary Public and Conve, ANGER Dealer eal Estate
tieneraI Agent.
Ifi,e, J. y. j.tna orr, LiHsid,.e Minneapolis.
n.
SURVEYING q EiATTihG of every description
- done with accuracy. Particular attention given
>urve, ing and Locating Go, Lands the Pine
rIes and elsewhere IN the Territory. Gold and Land
~ arrnts rs,,uesi-investniens made loans
negotiated collections made and taxes paic-agen
cies solicited.
strangers and citizens wishing TO locate, sell pur.
chase lands invited to Call. Claimants make
Idvant with their purchase
money. Valuable property now and always ON hand in
the EnbryO Cities OF Minneapolis, 81 Anthony and ct.
Paul Also improved taris, rural and Pine lands, all
of which offer the liberal terms. ! re-
specially solicit, and hope merit, share of public
and private
g. lg55 aup q-dGwtf
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TERRITORY OF MINNEsOTA, &. IN Iustice'-
Comfy ofRamsey. Court
70 T.. HowlS:
YOU are hereby notified that a writ OF attachment
4 has been issued inst and Your property at
tached to satisfy the demand Of Washing ton tees and
William e. Hunt, partners, under the and firm o.
" Stees * Hunt" amounting to the of ninety dol
lars.
Now, unless you shall appear before Joseph Lee May
Justice of the Peace, in and for sad county, his
office. in St. Paul. he twentieth (2k day of October
A. d. 1855, at ten O) O'Clock in the forenoon judgment
will be rendered against you and your property sold to
pay the debt.
Dated this 18th day OF September, a ID. 1855.
WiN m, st EEs &tplsintias.
AMEs ~ Van ErTEN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Sept. "a. dit wifi
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THE LATEST Ne rs.
ARRIVAL OF ,ElaE ATLANTIC.

New YoRK, Oct. Is.
The Atlantic arrived at o'clock 80 minutes
his morning. with Liverpool dates to Octo-
Der 9th
Sew ,stopol was certainly TO be blown up by
he Allies, and mines were being sunk for tn
purpose. ....-s4--t .....-er&
Gortschai1o4's army was threatened by large
prces of the Allies from Eupatorla and Ba-
air On the 29lh Srpivnhrf SOM Russians
we're defeated near Eup,":r. = French cav
llry. with loss OF 30 killed az !, rIi~oncrs.
French loss killed and 81 " 1(p:eI. GArt
chakoff reports at oI. t,,e 81 ,n nriitctn,l
Movement had been made ON his clt flank
A portion OF the Allied he.-t sailed on Il
ecret expedition, supposed for Nicoale Or
Odessa. stF tt3
The Gar was at Odessa He has issued an
ncouraging address to the Russian people.
A collision is anticipated betw, Ell the west
rn powers and the King Of Greece, ON account
f the latter's Russian procivities.
The food question Is still serious in both
rance and Germany.
The Bank OF England had still further adj
anced its rate of discount from ) 10 ) -
er cent.
The Atlantic brings 2l7 passengers. She
asscd the Cunard steamer from Boston in the
liver Mersey on the evening OF the 9th. She
asSed the America As miles from Cape Race
n the 18th.
The Allies had mounted large number Of
hortars at SevastOpo, preparatory to bonn
arding the Russian position on the north side.
A new Danis5 constitution has been pro-
Used at Copenhagen. Prince Ferdinand,
hcle to the King, having refused his sigma
are was dismissed from the command ot lea
md.
The Russians had captured a Turkish con
oy at kars with provisions for the garrison,
18th ZOO horses ami SEQ men.
The restrictions on the importation Of salt
ito Russia had been abolished
The revenue returns of Great Britain show
b increase of near f8, 800 900, owing chiefly
B the additional income AK.
kars still held ont, but its provisions are
earlv exhausted. IL was anticipated, how
Ter. that the snow would compel the Russians
B retire.
The Ericsson arrived at Southampton Sept
9th
The correspondent Of the London News
kys the Russians are making preparations for
be evacuation of the north side.
Gortschakoff has published hopeful address
his soldiers. He admits the loss of from
90 to 1000 men per day for 30 days pre-
Gus to the close of the siege, bnt says in con
usion: Sevastopoi only unclaimed Us to lis
alls. We are ROW free, aud a Dew war c. NJ
ences r..
A letter from Rcvcl estimates the Russian
arine losses in that part OF the Baltic last
bar at 10000 tons.
Deisle, Gauvin Il Co.. merchants OF Lor
on have failed for iON.Q0n pounds They
ere engaged principally in the Canada trade.
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BALTIMORE. Oct. IS,

The health Of Norfolk continues to imp.o owe
On Tuesday there were Two new cases aud six
deaths. On Wednesday there were no deaths
reported. Bilious fever was raging badly,
both at y orfolk and at Portsmouth.
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IL Il WI u y A LIZ!
~ u

ANY C. FUNSECA, Dealer iii staple ana Fancy Dry
w Goods Cloths, CassirIeres, 1ailOrs' Trimmings
eady Made Clothing Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Hats and
APPS Boots and Shoes in great variety, (Which will be
old at cost. Pa.
No. Empire Block, st. Anthony street. st. Paul Min
". u FUNSECA, having removed to this deorab!,
anh formerly occupied by H. C. II. MIX, beg leave t"
ulun the citizens OF ST. Paul and the people Of the Ter
ory, that the Manufacturing Establishment ot the ole
still carried under the supervision ~ ~ excel
i,n and fashionable Cutter. ..fs-..- .. ..s
Al or'er ill be promptly attended to- Spend youI
money onSecas j. Getting to be tav"ritc proverb
Fe,. Is, 1855. ieblGdtf
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WASHINGTON. Oct. Is.

Hon. Milton S. Latham has accepted the
at San francisco. Dr.. Brdsall
rs resigned the superintendence of the Cali
rnia Mint.
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eN- All transient advertisements inserted in the
WEEKLY PIONEER will he charged ~ the rate al 81 per
uare for the insertion, and so cents per square
each subsequent insertion. The charges for yearly
may be ascertained al the Counting
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OF nHNNEso,rA, Ramse,

TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, Ramsey
District Court, Cd judicial District. County
William Wakefield, against
William Brewster Emily l.. Brewster his wife, Michael
licky, Patrick Donavan, Isaac Dixon, Alpheus c. Full
Ter, Mary Richardson George Fuller, Joseph F.. Fuller
ton, and Richard ID. Ood Josiah ID. Bacon Lewis w
hayward, Benjamin V. Marsh, Hart A. Leavitt, and
Edward Y Townsend, partners, under the name and
firm of '' Wood, Bacon q Co, Defendants.
70 the aboue named DEFENDANTS:
& OJ and each Of hereby nconed and re-
i quiTed TO answer the com piaint in this act
which complaint has been duly Elet the office of the
Clerk OF the sHd District Court IN the County Of Ram
stN i'll the Second judicial District aforesaid, and to
copy OF your the said plant upon
the subscribers Office in the city of Saint
ful, in said County within twenty days after the
vice of tis summons you, exclusive OF the day Of
suCh service; and il fail answer the said COM
p=int The time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in hi.
action will apply TO the Court Tor the relief demanded
the complaint.
Dated al saint Paul the 18th day
OF August, A. j.. 1855.
.--- AMES & VAN ETTEN,
sept. 1-w6t u2t Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Territory of Minnesota, District Court
I'd judicial District, County of Ramsey.
|, George w. Prescott Clerk of the above entitled
District Court, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is copy Of the original issued
IN the action therein entitled and file in said
cause in The Office OF the CLERK of said Court.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
g. hand aud affixed the seal Of said District Court
a"'' al Saint Paul, in said County, this 5th day OF
September, A. ID. 1855.
GEORGE w. PRESCOTT,
. sept 7-d2, wet Cler
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;'Ht .rivI> buIldlsg- prcrI'-es fh street,
nurr he -iie yt the Ei,.H!e House. The buildings
ny.., ~! great u3ucelenI- any wishing
70 IN foundry .ro'Eer manufacturing busins-s
- they built Tor t.Iat purpose. Inquire f
ri raul oct. 20. le5i-I +. ~ }. Is. iIIMAS.
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itssE.EA EhsOEsE4iS,.,

ithsE.LA sShkOEsE4.fkH,
SJ'URAGL, LCHN'IliIIAG, i.fD
Commission Merchants
dealers
l.. rOcericG, provisions, ABA hardware,
tay~ received AMI shall unity keep land h :g
and complete IUck.
Farmers and settlers in Uak0all, Rice and Goodhu
Counties wuHld 90 well 10 give Us cal. We AVE-
bought our goods The lowest prices, and rta
afford cell them ioW tor cash.
hastings, NUn Ter May q, l655-lywt'd
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DAILY.r7PION.EER.
SAINT, PAUL: IS FEEH
,,or,;uy. october PA, 1855.

a- The PIONEER printed by Steam On Taylor Large
ylinder Power Press. The Of Steam Power I'm our
Establishment enables ute Book and job Print
NC with increased des! a,tch and ct reduced prices
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ChtA.%. a. LOW Eli

GtiA.>. sS. HL&D " Eli,
CIiIII OR Nd LItIL 1NGINkEH, hastings, Dakota
County Mn Ter. il provided with tura.. IBstru-
uenls for surveying, la! ing out and Dividing Lands,
Plotting, lie, cling &c. Will execute all business
trusted TO lii re with rrpml ,ncss and accuracy.
Aug. q daw IL
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goo BAGS Ass'TD SHOT, Tor sale BY ,,,,,,,
otUO A. L. LARPENTURR
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS.

~ BOXES clarified HAVANA SUGAR, for sale
w \. /. t.ARPENTUER
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-02

~ The excitement in New
York relative to the last pretensment
of city officials by the Grand Jury
continues intense. A dispatch Of the
22d says:
Mr.. Ebbing. the Street commissioner
charged with having entered into a
contract arrangement with Smith &
Sickles, owners of the street sweeping
machine, by which he was to give them
the contract for cleaning the streets,
they allowing him all they got over
$4,000 He, it is said, expected to
pocket 100000 by the arrangement
Another charge is, that certain ex-
members of the Common Counhil had
divided $4,000 between themselves !;
and another, contractor, had made
an arrangement with the head of one
Of the departments to divide the spoils
with him, iu consideration of having
his contract put through.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-02

The Hog Market.- There is a bet
ter feeling on the part Of buyers, with
an increased disposition to- operate
Contracts for two lots have been made
at Sc, Is for November delivery, and
holders are now asking 81, and some
pretty stiff at this rate. For December
delivery, SO SO has been paid, and At
this rate there are perhaps more buy.
ers than sellers, through yesterday,
owing to the reaction in the pork mar
ket in New York, the feeling was less
buoyant. Gin. Price Current.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-02


70 A correspondent Of the New
York Tribune writing from Paris by
the last steamer says:
One Of the most noted promendes
of the Partisan Boulevards at this
moment, is the Hon. Mike Walsh, of
New York. Mike looks sadly out of
place with his dignifed walk and
strange toilet, and does ut seem to
take readily to Partisan habits. Being
asked, the day after his arrival, by an
American, how he liked Franco, Mike
made the follwing characteristic reply:
Il have tried at a doyen places since l
arrived yesterday, and 1 can't habitu.
ate myself to their COMPOUNDED drinks.
The basis is good, but they have a
way Of mixing it that 1shall never
learn | know.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-02

Dy-At the request Of our good looking
neighbor, round in Church Street, and to
return courtesy, we republish the Card
of Messrs. BLACK and RIoos, with Mr. +.
HlnIARr's Card appended, together with
additional information for the people, bear
ing on the same subject. The Advocate
will of course rpnblish, and make such
other addenda, as he may like; the subjsst
10 fairly open now for discussion. -
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MAYORS OrrIcE, BAron RoueE,
(Dctober 31st. 1855.

ALL keepers Of grog-shops or coffee
houses within the Corporation Of Baton
Rouge, are hereby requested to keep their
places closed on the General Election day,
November 9Th, 1856, during the hours that
the polls will be open. This request il
made with the assent and cooperation of
. majority Of the citizens Of this city.
JOSEPH MONGET, Mayor.
From the above Proclamation Of
Mayor MoNoEr. it will be observed
that the keepers Of Coffee Houses, and
grog-shopA are requested to close their
shops on Monday next-the day Of
electiou-at least during the hours
the polls arc open. At first blush, it
may sppsar unreasonable to make this
request; but when examined into. it
will be found, thst cofee.house keep
ers will loose nothing by it. and law
and order will gain much. Thus: the
crowd-or that large and respectable
portion Of it, accustomed to imbibing
freely on such occasions. will be ex-
ceedipgly thirsty when the polls close
and rush in, to gil their bladders with
al reasonable despatch. Tho noisy
and riotous will thus fall early in the
action, to the honor and glory Of the
country. Thus: it will be seen, that
co6es.house keepers will not loose.
and the country will gain number Of
sober, if not honest and intelligent
votes.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-02

% The ship Carolus Magnus, at
New York. from Liverpool. brought
465 steerage passengers. An extract
from the Times, gives the different &C.
equations Of them, and we are pleased
to SEQ an even number of Gentlemen,
ny4. One Barber and one Publican
we're in the lot.
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A CARD.


The undersigned, citizens ofthe city
Of Baton Rouge and members of the
AMERICAN PARTY, beg leave to
make statement to the public, in
reference to matter, in which all
parties should feel Interested.
On Monday last, we were sent for
by one Of the wardens ofthe Louisiana
Penitentiary. Having served there
as guards, we presumed that our SER
vices were wanted again in that ca
pacity. We were told by one Of the
wardens that there were no vacant
places, but he presumed, if we would
withdraw from the American Party
and publish a card to that effect, in
the Democratic Advocate, as others
have done, it would be all right with
us. He then referred us to head quar-
tiers, where we were told, that no man
could get employment that would
VOTE THE AMERICAN TICKET,
and we Indignantly came away. The
question presents itself, is a State in
stitution, like the La. Penitcntiary to
be used TO bride citizens in the dis
position Of its petty favors.
S. J. BLACK,
s. RIGGS.
Baton Rouge, Oct. 81, '55.
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In Spain the feeling appears to prevail
generally that another revolution is at
hand; and unless the Cortez displays
more sagacity and consistency 10 its
measurs, it promises to be one of the
most trying and fearful through whidh
that unhappy country has yet passed
dull times.
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The Great Mule Swapping Case.
Under this head, the Crescent City
papers make much ado. It shows in
the Investigation, two very prominent
points, nothing however more striking
than the fact, that the case at the in.
cipient stage Of action looked like q
poor case. for council on both sides,
and 20 like all similar cases on record
it was soon kicked out Of court. A
very great case. can be made out Of
. very scant pattern for case, if there
be funds. to keep the Judge. tho jury
the counsel and clients interested in it.
The great Mulo.swappiug case. instead
of being ~ great CASE" was q very
small affair Of sawpping great mules.
The Kentucky giant had hand in
this matter!