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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-27

Army Pnonorioss. The ALLOWING ia list
OF profnotIo.s, by recon, army order. IN the
Tenth Regiment of Infantry:
First Lieutenant Joseph I. Tidhail, 10 bc
Captain.
Second Lieut. Peter 7 Swainc io be First
Lieut..
Second Lieut.. John Is, Forney, 10 be FIRST
LIEUT.
Breye, Seco1d Lieut.. James H. !Iili 80 Ia
second Lieut.
Brcvet Second Lieut., Clnrcnoe H. Beunrtt o!
the Third Infantry, 10 he Second Lieu,
Brayet Second Lieut., Timothy VI. Bryan, jr
Of the Ninth Infantry ~ In Second iisut
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RasaEs Rsra1Tsc Mr.. Bind 81 Loois
y r,,,ez: sge-ea il the Asso~ri L'gIsasiIrs
.. t,e rsnsovsi % President 5u.yuos. u iis
state Uriyssay. sad
Nj sbasaoa wi n ~ CAivnslii ass =
fss.-shayea toad, .aiAtiGg tie Al sth ~ h'il
br1ash . preas.sT u IL gospA. strfriIg ~
s.rf All dssooFi . pa.itieaJ denAyefpr she>s
,asssuns w,s Only e4-Alsed BY rs isso'Anes :
AID 10 lsore * b kolI tsst psitsn tssn An
80 f1y a pos,.iSr kyi2s
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The End OF the Tragedy.

II Is not alone IN New York that thugs hap
pen not altogether crc,litsble TO the existing
state VI society. Even Boston affords her shan
Of such incident, We have hal oug Poole al
fray. and in Boston another honicidr bas hap
peosxl under circumstances Scarcely more cred
table 10 the reputation Of that Pvritan city,
>ome two 81 three weeks ago the Boston Ia.
perA published an account ofwhh. seemed 10 b.
a cnse of sumu.ary hut well provoked cbastise-
uwnt in.iict1l by two injured husl,an,s snd bro
then -in-law upon two young gailants Snbse
queut Developments at The police odiee and IN
tie newspapers put a different version upon the
affair II appeared that the wives II the ycng
fl highlands, two young and gay daughters oi
a wealthy merchant. had undertaken 70 make
love 10 two Young men who were not yet scaroe-
y out II their trnS, writing ioyelett,rs b.
them, appointing meetings and encouraging
them to gain their earuS~r. which however. Do
not appear b. have 2one 10 any very sri0iis
kBg;hs. BY neaHs IL botc which ell acti-
dentally into the hafsls 81 ons ~ ,bs hnohansis
tho matter came 20 theif notice. ard thy in
mcrlisiciy plotted iiair revenge One u the
siyts was ipducd rs eri,e on EARNEST letter ~
her gallant. asking him TO hsr hot4 he came
accordingly ard the two hu.lsui. who WEIR in
wait fr him, gave him o sc,crv beating. The
other yuung man. who's nanW IS @HInnfr, ia
cousin Il il SAIL Il Senator S9mpoF.l was IN.
trnppei 10 ihe @Bc hon- by tho erYent solici-
iaiioIr Il he tso lnsintels. whose h. did not
kn1w sad who aina-t tsce,i bin, tber. IN q
carriage and'r pseitns' tia, b1s issiy loys sa'
very anNi9us TO 49, biB Arrived at tie house
IL stalb II the eDtr,-atss ~ tn. two yIvsa. vh0
strc present. tbsy dragged HIM 10 q coal cs,ilar
AMI isat aid kchei him ia rnost brutal u,at.
NJ On complaint Il tho FIRST yo,ing t1an both
husbands have bnea bed r. hail IOt assault ard
battery one Il them vas snlJsquenily l.cki
10 bal! for burglary IN lruakins and enisring
ais s4tbsg.lG-laws ssfehoae AID helplns him
soii 10 81 100 tum thu sAi And Dow lhe
news @nse that tig young nsa -nsstss y DIAL.
and that his iwo sssssilaD,s haze h.su srrext~l
tT h0r,icisir u vii te rather cl4e u mad
.laugh'er than Of murder. bat oTe "a sSeb AZ
Aggravated ciarscisr that. ~ conviction. the
yeuishaa'B' can hardly h. ks- than rom ten 10
twenty yszrs in The '@tA,e friss
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ln mentioning the above, the RsYAoi.e says
Ia answer to the many enquiries for our
opinion about the price of Warrants IN the
vfkter. spring and next summer, we, with due
Sodesty. beg e ssy--"It is our opinion war
rants will vet fall some ten TO fifteen cents more
per acre, aud we do not believe they will rise
TO over dollar per acre Tor eighteen. months
! 10 come"
. During the winter large amounts viii acca.
mulate in the hands Of spectators. who viii
compete with each other in selling next sum.
Der aud fall. The new Issue wal eoptinue, yet
~ two years. At the rate Of three TO FIVE hun.
cred wsrrsats per day. In leis and iS49,
with le issue than ut present, warrants were
slaw Of sale at 65 cents per acre.
AT Washington. Land Warrants ART droop'
ing at b, bllowing quotations;
.. .ss ,se. e '.s'' Pc. .sr'
The demand FROM the West has almost Ell
tirely fallen on
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T,tAsxsHvlsa DAY ~As g'neraiy Observed on
Tkvrssays- H. tha aFsr''iae. tbsre MA. una
ross ting 4 ,is 4sTfst Protestant aeD<Ssina-
;ies 10 lie Firss Presbyterian f1'a-rb Re-
Mr. REsu.p,FrNn ds.ivercd al exessisnt ar
maa.
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The 5-e,g adsis
M Hau,er was e,aeted on tbs s,fteenia bai-
lot. Afrr an exciting eoutess By yo's H Iis
.oll3. M Goth vas excited On the 22i fsl-
10. under plurality rub, which -as eserInAiiy
adopted As he ocly manner 70 which 20 sscurs
an orgssisatan al tse Hcas.
sSo h,tt1 proof 81 TIE Popslss1iy Of "
Dsaocrstic party can b. 6and IN the ACT That
sssoe .ts orgInizssiua il hss bad majority N
the Hoass o. Representatives q tirss ta' o.
81. snc.salrg The present CongrcsN
Ths ArFsi might hsvs slssd, ts%i u tAe
pr-sept Hoa.e ,nere q DO othr party vhsch b
itslf csn o4suarabe4 i,s> Deasscrsry.
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Tms Woes ~ GAY, J.oNsos. CORES
pondep, Of tho N, Y. Haoid, writing Of the
scenes in the House OF Representative, tell,
the following
Some vory imaginative western member, from
old Tennessee (Terhaps he was mediua) -
avows that he distinctly Jaw the Form Of ten
rrai Jaekaop towering over tho house during
the excitement Q, the ballotiog, and could heal
him exclaim, Ily tho Eternal, lot us have ne
Banks" Thai member sheald be taken cart
Of though ! nm willing 20 eooeede thai n any
thing could induce cid Hickory 10 quiz for 4
whilo tho spirit world, aud minglc again 10 thu
aflalrs Of earth, II would bc the subject II
3" banks
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of IN, utmast ,,s,ss.snce 10 the ,,rx,smxity
anl growth Of Southern Minnesota, All seath
lcrn M,n,,.so,isns sA,sk s,.i a jsSp iu,ers, Il,
tho psosvu,ian spJ s,xssiy completioa az the
im,lar,snt eo,erprisr. This il no. road which
is to sap the v,,sls az Minnesota s,r The bsuctt
lof a.hacsat Stats, Running East and Wsxt. with
the N,sissippi q, a barrier Al ia Terminus /,
twsll immensely enrich the tsFti,osy through
which It's iron railway VA, h. laid Eirh
itawus anJ sitps win r,s.. aloo,r n, ,x,,,r., =
Winotm Ia par,,eaAr Ia Ia ,leri,,, from th, o,,,.
lie work great ucuINitiurs ol a,ath ami e,,,,,-
mercial aayan,agvs. No class OF cur popnIa.
ton can apprnpyta,ely view with inAliyernc, ia
-. ali arm in ,iu,y ,s,aal "a MD H.
| The time has come when decisive stem, Gan
bc taken towards the construction ~ ,ba roaL
he population ofoar territory ever, Jav stead
liy saeilinar, alrra.,, mon, than s,xty ,h,s.,uJ
| A great ports,n IL ,hse iuhah,tants have A..
cats.i in the extensive. fertile alJ heaul,hl nv
eiou IL country through which tho TRANSIT RAJ.
rad viii mass Another WEAR nnd ,he wbo,,
district between IN, Minnesota and Nss;ss,pri
rivers viii I've iail of enu,aet satlcma,s'. -
| Anethct year and thr prslacta at ,h,usands al
acre. ia. the euuti,s w..t of W,nonn viii IN,
ca,hend IN the stack. ami harns of n,us,r.
waiting f,r m,reha~rs. Anothsr war anJ ,he
goods of cur nerchau,s unop I'M, gral ylur
musl tind ,belr way into ,awna AMI ,,ai,hbo,'
hoNk huDdrcd mikes in the interior over lad
roa,l. in ur,as eou,eynn,,,a anil one, 4, The
stern The YEAR ahrr and thea The ne,, war
vii, onl, r,ak, matters worx. A e,y w,li,soan
90 up Coz railroads, md the 1raasl, Company
in commencing tlsir Rad next ssas.m viii nj,
eomplcto H. OF oven u portion of 1t, one whit
hcior the neocssities the country demand II
| But the Company must sccept their charter
before the good tins can dawn upon ux. Il,
sl,ooid have l,oeu accepted hing since. and thero
aIc now imperative reasons Why this must h.
for the public good. aud IL Of such character
aid Of liz fortunes IN order 10 obtain Iii. thr
/ national legislature must bo nianorialz>l, aud
90 give tls memorial the hes, prospects ot sue
/ cess u should be In the hands u oar Delegate
10 Coagrc.s ., the opeoing Of the session, he
can then avail hiulslf of a go"i oppwtunity
! u accomplish the wishes 81 hls constituents
Whenever IN the whole COURSE Of ,he session such
an one pr-en,s iislf We bclievc several sbcr.
tive attempts have been ma,lc to assemble saf
ticic,ii humber Of ncorpwa,oss al Winona, 10
oreanign The Company Thes efforts have
| bik.l from various causx We have hoard A
suggestion ffom onr u our pfomin,n, townsn,cn
which viii probahi, obyis,e this difficulty, Il
IL this lss a majority Of the iuenspora,ors u,o,
at =, panl Ia ,le fret da,p II January ~aeoept
H.. al.,,.. - . ,.,,.,,,...I ,i.a,,..l a. 4.
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VurKEG 4 sTEfsHAus, CARRIAGE AMP
Ssst hslaelpA sissss. Chlesse, tutasss
q Al sstlsiss nsssss.ss.a 81 20 srs w.rrsn,ss
e9ssi W ssy s.tpksd b Ne tnlss.
Cess n.ales'sesq jssA faSnsss MstrAss,s prompt,
y sstssdss 10, she "a aas u ~sfib Tea selIas 70
~nse a. n. q. sANpyokD,
oct ry-dh sssss A.sat
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ADRIAN s. ELFELT.

q q
4 CHANCE FOR YBODr .
IA siii cell - ny ss'sfs Winter siA~L ~ fsy asts
irss sas ,ha lat asy ~ EsbtasfT, ~ sefy ssss
ADVANCE sb.s Eastern W ssssk ~snss.'s 10 part
" tas fsibyrtsE.
ftt,l, Gs-.issrss, ss,,ias.., $40 ysssips-
tgsss ssI f.ls- riiss tisfhs
whits blss saa fssy n~s ssa Gsh Bisssst'
issys ssiis,y " he pLJF s,sdsf
Iss.y ssf saeAre MASS.
Hsi WANTS ss5 Ysifss tIAsssi.
Bs@ssbss ssrl tsttessssa CsEtso tA.aasss,
AZ Wei ~ tkisss, ss.t tlAshss
Fsssy De tsiss-, sssssostsrsss tssi@fs sssssss -
Dress zns Clsss frim@isss.
DsaAsss. Gssxisnss. Ffssss
Tsas,stifts sef fse~ssvs,
Ned yssaasl Osss shfta.
Whit Lees stirs ass cs,iisrst
Ssn.s end I.ass. xs'isS ga l@ssss wss'i Nos aud
BsNHass
Wilt. IAssa Cs msris HaaAAtrsbsG,
tass,esas,4s C. ssA~ss HssdAss shsst. D., tx..
n~ss1ss osktf ass los ios - ssstss, ell ss
sais, ,ssy shssf w
ANA n r. uFxfI,
o,s~s. hs Aussicss tl,sa ", ksssaay STREET.
ssygsss. vssses N tsni, n,ss.ssss
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NOVICE -Tas an.ssEsa~6 ves1 give asr-~ 10 sAs
Az MAbsysfs N ksnsey seshy, estsits VI he eity
~ ~ rse that he be fsund AZ he etcs ~ Es<r.
ecu 4 Case, IN -, psai. ssb The tax nst. &C.,
A. ~ fhiDLkf, sA<r1 AMI Co,iscsss.
sos sJh~tis IN ~ .. " Bscws, pspsU
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---H,soaa Rep,
tAsAi kssplf ~ An ArFnAx.--,Ar. AsG
Z. RruajAge, who Was shot In the a6tAy ,,
the Land Sales here come time since, did al
tho house al A. H. Smith. % Saturday morn.
ing at 8 o'ciock,
His funeral took plAes on Sunday, and his
remains were followed 10 their last resting
place by large number OF our citiscns, -
His distant fr,ends may rest assured that be
reoeived every attention during his illnoss
which could b. desired and that nothing was
leif aasione to smooth his dying pillow ~,
i,oaa Mp
TaS los AT WnoxA The late cold snaI
hss q, length cemeated the drifting mAAscs q
iee at this place, and II has probably done III,
same at tho points below, al the great rise IA
the Mississippi at Wlncna faily Indicates W,
care net how spcesiily the Ice King seals W
the Father of Waters, Ter tho traasparts,ior
OF passengers and mails has bccome = most un
certain proecejare, a. to regularity or safety
either.
VIII no, every dweller In Minnesota lead biz
cheerful aid To hasten the adyeut Of that aus
picio,is day, ahcn the railroad locomotive
shall place III Ia ready communication with the
oates world Tor daring The winter moaths,
" Tie Eaa and Dios,a, afe term most snplcas.
aatly synonymous 20 us -. H,aaad Rsp.
MN Hlnn. sas 49, Shattnck 4 Co. have
nadc arrangements TO erect at once large and
handsome storcs on the lots which they have
caSd nom r. Fay, fsq. fronting on Second
and Centre streets. ~. Wns0 kep
Dlstisstisakp ARRiyAsA 90. Nous II. II.
Sibley. oi Mendota, and Charles h. Flanirau
81 Traverse des S,oax, visited Us last week.
The latter gentleman exprcsssd his delight
aud sarprise at the rapid growth of winona,
AMI its prospects ior future omlnepcc. Mr.
Flaadrau came through Oh foot distance u
lao miles, IN manage law sait at the Land
onicc.
There's pioneer lawyer for yoa. footing Il
In moccasins, ove' Wild spraadiag prsiries and
mountain bluff, Tor five successive daya. and
Oh the neat arguing hia case. with legal per.
spicaity and eiogueuce. t'wa ea'a,ry -
srsai noaat,s i- " sao,e Ry
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SpnxTos.-- On Saturday iast NO started
With thsri,e E0t0n IN . TIP 20 Rochester sn,l
Mah.s'ilis, having stf05g desire ia ECO the
pew Improvements thete-a~sy. We had been
gI,dsS the weather Cor ssv.tsl days. and on
reaching Tbs above oaiaed thriving place, oar
Increasing ibiispos'tion Induced ~ % make .
snag harbr at the hospitab'e and comfortable
abode ~ the worthy proprietor u Stockton.
We ts~ aroutsd Us. during psr short visit, stun-
dan, ev,debces Of The increasing settlement ard
Development 81 1ispca1ia's lansk. Where,
las, spring. cottage stood, Mr.. Patsams large
store snd s~ysrsi dseIliags oow grace The
pleasant valley through sbicb the linpid RUI.
ing Stone mnapiesH. ard a ssw and grist mill
Is fat Approaching complexion. We mo, d.
stock,ons az old so9usintspce, Mr.. Basett,
rao accompanied "a IN western "Trip ve made
les, spring ard who al TIA, tins, Sas - pale
EsreJ specimen ~ is,nsniiy ~ We had ofien
ses'r, aad now he stood before vs.. hale and
roiysSt mao, bis ebeks glowing with hssiih,
All tia eyes bsigh, With fsptur % Le pleas
sbaly related kss narrative u saocras 10 bss1.
nsss. And Interesting taos o. bic enjoJmsn, o.
The Wild sports n ibe Wet" ne attracted
Ia attention o. our patty Last spring by BIZ
snssriss am -lik the riise, Ala. M sLosktof
spa h'rnssH hare exstted tAsR foil uibnN o.
The bssds Of 9eer which sboufd 10 her vein
~ A beaatifal tamr deer s;ossi bespr The
ioor, following tee rosy etsesss hildfsn around
tie yard, and into he sitting room, AID his fol
isTs eyes sllrisoe' With dsiighi shsn little
DrlIla ihres ter srins ioyisYiy srOand it and
AID her bead upon Is nsfb.
The assbath ,aora Ok losta u quite eeoy.
..stf tba,Ls % lsz od lt,fs,fz and
q or stockton 'riseds. AID ss rts'pel 10
toNp a q. rpere'i lnt strengthened faith ia
~ rap.d d,veloPmeei u Mipnesotss resources.
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DALEY BROTHERS, STORAGE. FOR
ID wARDsso AND COMMISSION MEuChANfs,
assisfs ss. Ffvs issas ssd dssdvAse have 70
ss,.t snd shall sss'iAs,' Keep 20 sssd issss ana
eoasyisss sto<si a+' 4n4i
Farmers sss ..ldsrs IN D~hossA, niss ssd 6eeiAss
cesstiss wssa 10 wei 10 give ~ es,f We rs
tesstt car soas 81 he esss txss ed rss r.saiv
sAslr a. seH ihspi iSw er cash.
hss's.s., Min. rs. Nor %. isss-iy~Aa
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VNHONAS D. HUNT, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
j cA.sss, css,ss cesa,y, Msssso,A Tsrrnesy
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sh DssipssiosA ssfssss In NE sit sss 81 ~ Isa
AL vi<ishy f0tirsisf sits~iies gives " Atwssfy
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tssss - eaassVs street. ., sii efkss uses
zee % 20. "a the n,a~ Hssss ~ Asssess street
y Peal, bee 1875. vsm
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49,. -
ENlNDTA HOUSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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The Nevada journal., 1855-03-02

misfortune ior such men to be compelled to
their business, and for that to fall
into the hand Of men who are uutried, and
might be disposed to abuse the public trust.
While we dislike the whole system Of Calitor-
MIA banking from the abuses it may cover, as
we cannot have a better for "a long time to
come, we commend those who have not uoed
an,mperfect system TO dishonest advantage,
but have for years honestly served the public.
The Union says, in reference to the PROPOSE
ton of Mr.. Wood =
All the creditors would thus be treated
alike, and each paid in thirty days onc-quarter
of the amount due them. Where the claim
was one hundred the creditors would receive
-twentz-iye dollars where it was one thou :
sand dollars, he pUs.,ld he paid the first div
idend, two hundred and fifty d0liIars, and the
remainder as far as the assets will qafy, as so on
as the cash can be realized foc/fhe5e assets. =
They have given up everything ; all is to be
appropriated to pay creditors creditors can
not add to their security for final payment by
refusing to accept the proifered terms and We
arc inclined to think they will do themselves
and the country n real service by accepting
! the proposition Of Mr.. Woods, and thus all
owing the firm of Adams & &c. to again push
forward the column Of business"
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-02

geAp The Evenimg Journal of the Goth,
says cit is reported by parties in authori-
ty, that Robinson, the proprietor of the
Savings Bank was arrested Monday morn
ing on board of the Uncle Sam, about to
sail for the Atlantic States; in his poss-
ession coin and securities to a large amount
were found, which he probably intended
appropriating.
Another report which is also worthy Of
credit, goes to show that Robinson was
not arrested, but that a box containing Sc
curitics and money amounting to a con-
siderable sum was found in the possession
of an employee of Robinson, who was
about to ship it by the Unolc Sam.
A warrant was issued Monday morning
for the arrest of DR.. A, S. Wright, who
has not as yet been found"
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-02

RG3@ The Sacramento Union says 'the
grand temperance army is receiving rapid
accessions from our prominent and in1u-
ential citizens. Among those who are to
connect themselves with the respectable
association of the Sons of Temperance at
their meeting on Tuesday evening, are
enrolled the names of Joseph R. Beard,
D. I. Baglcy, Major Anderson, n. G.
Cunningham, N. Douglass, A, A. Porter,
We. Geigcr, c. J. Torbett, j. Price, c.
\. Lcake.'
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-02

Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-Wc learn that
the Cherokee division, No. 118, was or
ganized on the Goth, with SO charter mem
bers by the c. W. p The following Of
ficcrs were elected for the ensuing quarter:
James Collins, W. P; David Phelps, W.
A.; r. G. Wyatt, R. s.; A. A. Olinger,
R. s.; F. S. Ford, F. S.; j. Maize, T.;
J, McGraw, c.; Horatio I. Phillips, A,
c.; A. J. P. Pridgeon, J. S; W. R.
Johnson, O. s.; Stephen Thompson, c.
H.; Obediah Roswell, P W. P.
A new division was also organized at
Eureka, south, last week, numbering 80
members.
New divisions are to be organized in
few weeks at Alpha, Omega, Washington,
San Juan, Montezuma and French Corral.
When these divisions are organized Ne
vada county will be the second Temper
ance county in the State.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-02

LEGIsLATIvE-Now that the Senatori-
al question has been disposed Of it is to
be hoped the Legislature will speedily
transact its business and adjourn. There
are number Of excellent bills before
the Legislature, and matters Of consider
able importance have been referred to
the various committees But there is
also a large number Of bills before the
two bodies that are of no use whatever,
and will tend to perplex the statutes rath-
er than relieve the State. All business Of
any Importance can surely be disposed of
in month and q half longer, and the
State be relieved of a heavy burden of
expense. The present Legislature is
superior in most respects to any one that
has proceeded it, and there is little doubt
the members will set the good example of
q short session.