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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN,
JANUARY /, 1856


JANUARY l, 1885,
its sockho;ders and made out in mp-
New York, Ohio, indiana Efnois,
&c. - ---.-,,,.,.
The of the Corporation is 1ETNA INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at Hartf,rd COnheRtest.
ASSETS
Of the Company
Cash n hand and in Pheuix Rank..... . 5O.93s 6S
Cash o n special deposIte in Phenix and
Hartford Banks, on Interest. -. Geo 90
Cash in h nd5 of Agents. baiances,
N'' 1900 1890 ---ssII, sss IS
Bills Receivable. payable st Bank. SO O2s Is
Heal Estate uueneumher d.......... S.l43 70
~ MortgaEe Bonds. and z per cent.
semi-snnrallt ...........:.- fZUO
Income Bonds. 7 pr &C semi anr ualiy 7.a9
70 State Of Va Bonds pr do f9.20
State o sc. do
To- sr CityWate do 6 do do 1920
Mil waukIe City do 10 do DO 500
10 Hartford City do do do 1890
- I2s, 600 90
Mortgage -. 80. -. s.o5l os
5GOshares Hartford and n. Haven r. K.
stock. 64.OVO 10
los shares Hartford and Providence r.
K. Stack. preferred and guaranteed
Oper ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Stoet .. ..... ,....., s.s3oo
$50 shares Coma. River r r. Stock. 1900 60
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PayNES MEAT SHOP


S-e Ts now opened the at ths old stand
KL F, ar street. between Vine and Sycamore streets
MY viii keen co Instantly hand all kinds OF fresh
taraIities all them the lowest
giad have calls from old euste-
merl and the public generally
feb6-tf ""' TAI ~ =.
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MaRINT$ One hundred pieces Prints srring style.
q aans1 bv mis- WM. IN GHES
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21
Arw adder In u Tight Place.

Ia recent discussion in the H. 8. Senate.
II few days since. Senator J. L. Hale remarked
that ali the troubles in Kansas had grown out
OF the repeal OF the Missouri Compromise.
Mr.. Douglass read from speech OF Mr.
Hale in ls4S, in which he denounced the Com
promise, and declared so help him God. that
he would never vote Tor the line Of &c deg 30
minutes
Mr.. Hale salL that he occupied the same
ground now that he did then, and declared
again in very emphatic language that be never
would vote for the Missouri Compromise
Senator Stuart then rose and asked Mr.. Hale
if he did not, two days ago vote for Mr. Col
lainsrs amendment to bill which was in the
precise words Of the Missouri Compromise
indeed WIS the Compromise itself?
Hale was taken down Az first hc attempted
to deny the vote but the record was there
he admitted it and sat down in confusion Such
is the miserable dcmagogue Hale, the abolition
ranter aud fierce advocate Of Fremont
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

Sr. LOUIS. Aug H.
A letter 10 the Republican dated White
Head, Kansas. 4th inst. says the United States
District Court, Judge fecompte presiding. be
gan its summer term on that day. Docket
large and attendant counsel numerous Tho
CASES were chiefly Of u criminal and political
character. II Is reported that 500 Of IAne 8
troops are In readiness 10 rescue those convict
Ell by the Court on the strength Of the rumor
Gen Smith sent 80 dragons under Captain
Wood to protect the Court and enforce liz pro
cesses
In Judge lrc0mptes charge 70 the GRAND
Jury h. reviewed the most glaring offences and
suggested remedies against present and pros
pective evils in the country lie ndmonishei
them 10 h. cool calm and unbiased In their
action and DO nothing which could have even
~eming sectional political, or personal incllna-
ton. Wolf and boyd, two mcn sent by Gen,
Richardson 10 rcconnoitc and report progft~s
Of lanes regiment had returned Just across
the Nebraska line they came upon MI cncamp-
ment N $50 men from whom they learned that
Lane had returned East 20 raise 5000 men
and more money AMI that they were waiting
forc~ there from Nebraska city TO move 10 q
body 10 Topeka 10 meet him and that they
would then defy nil Border Rufians and the
United States too Wolf and Boyd then wen,
10 Nebraska city where they saw 200 more Of
the same regiment and heard confirmation OF
this statement The writer " this nays Kun.
sas never enjoyed such p,ace "a al present, and
II let alone by foreign agitaicrs there would BE-
universal harmony and prosperity.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

When MIR NEwscS has jig,stei thc letter
OF lixsR, GAYS, which We publsbci yesier
day, w would commend 10 his attention the
following. II is resolution introduced into
the L. :. Senate. 10y J,xrs BrcnASAS, 10
1898:
That any attempt Of Congress To abolish
slavery in any Territory OF the United States,
in whi' 1t exists. would create serious alarm
and Just ,prehensions 10 the States sustaining
that domesti, institution; would be \ violation
of good faith towards the inhabitants Of any
such Territory, who were permitted to settle
with and hold slaves therein; because the peo-
pie Of any such Territory have not asked for
the abolition OF slavery therein. and because
when any such Territory shall he admitted into
the Union as State. the people thereof win be
entitled TO decide that question exclusively for
themselves" ..r H.a
by referring TO the recori, the editor of the
Times will find that Mr. CAY. Mr.. BucaANAS
and Mr.. CALHOUN supported this resolution
tina, it was adopted and that the names Of
those three eminent and patriotic statesmen
ART recorded in the Affirmative on the passage
of the resolution.
We have more left Of the same sort " which
We will administer when the mental condition
OF the patient justifes the dose
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21
The state On estion.

To the Editor, oi the Pioneer and Democrat
Your correspondent over his own name ar
CUES very logically iu favor OF a State Govern
ment for Minnesota, and think cannot fail
to convince even the fool-hardy man Of the
Times, Of the propriety Of such move the
coming winter They will fall with full force
upon the public mind aud lead TO action which
should be commenced now.
would fain touch upon few important
points for serious consideration in our prepar-
atory measures, not referred to by your CORES
pondent and which were just limited at in my
short article lew days since, viz: a Democrat
/" form Of Government. should use the term
Republican that being good term and the
one by which tie Constitution of the United
states guarantees liberal government to the
new States, were it not for the fact tina, the
meanest organization that Omnpotence ever
permitted 10 scourge the earth has stolen the
name and appropriated il solely TO themselves.
That word, therefore, for a campaign or two
has received what Webster would call LEGAL
vulgar Specification, such a. to render il, for
the time being, properly obsolete in the o'a'-
nary sense
We want Democratic Constitutic,,--th the
results of all our. past elections show. that
united, the people of Minnesota are thoroughly
and radically democratic. care nothing for
names, but there are things principles should
say, which inherently guide the great mass of
democratic mind that must find lodgmcnt in
the great Charter about to be formed for the
government Of Minnesota.
We want good officers and to ensure them
ne must hare them well pa,d--as little patron.
age in the Governor rs possible all officers to
be elected by the people, when ii can b. done
without cndangerng private rights--as few
powers vested in the State and as many listr
buted to the far more democratic county and
torn governments rs possible remembering
that the best government is the one that governs
least. and yet secures public tranquility, per.
sonal safety and individual rights
We want an end put to monster system of
'oR'o'ihk h'""'p"N' guaranteeing power io
wealth which is denied TO labor and to ensure
it. must secure clauses in the new Constitution
that will be clear and unequivocal
And We want State of si:e and magnitude.
that, with the best soil on the continent, the
finest scenery in the world and an atmosphere
pure as the bamest brcens Of Italy we can
rank as the first State OF the American constel-
lation.
will particulnrizc further in future NUN
hers, If articles on the subject, from your hum
hle correspondent are acceptable
Sf. PAU.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21
M,RK MlRvEI.IS
To ii. Editor. Of the Pioneer snd Democrat

1t ia gratifying TO witness the writing and
s1nirming Of the Tunes upder your expose Of
his "HExKr CLAY motto" lie says "llEsEY
Cray did say 90, AMI dares you to deny II
Certainly he said 81. hut h. said more and
what he did say plaors him upon the demo
cratic platform Of non intervention Oh the S!a-
very question
II Nrwsoy wcuh quote an he said give the
,aeunrng Of his rhele position. II wonid b" a
very unfit IN otto for a Republican paper, and a
standing rebuke for the ra'er afiibng platform
Of his sectional and halt patriotic party The
soul Of HEsSY CL.Ys politics was spirit OF
compromise He has bern styled the ''rfat
Compromser
But how docs this tally with the politics Of
. Marty whose hammers blaze with thos~ m
christian. stubborn "rilc or ruin worCf NO
more compromises with Slavery If We CAB
not dictate terms 10 the south ~ the Union
J,de.' Mr. NgwsoS claims 10 h. very honest.
He pross~es 10 make the right the st,n1arj
q his action
A few Of hi frie,il- would gave him credit
for ,,a,e,,ts in this matter. il be would either
take down that motto nf prove that hs "a not
CURLING and haif quoting aoi ih'rti'r'' i"''-
representing AMI hbsling a bad 'aan io' -.
fish and party eni' i"nAFE vs..
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

W a'ot~<stss1t Ahxs ~
An atieIap, will be made t0morow to 10.
trt-iuos seoib5 ksoas ps.incstion bill into
the 5spstr by Sssstor Jsmex u Il. l. II do
s.roys The eg,sisturs and laws withost ecre-
nony.
Mesxs FONTS. Douglas, and Biglsr. the
spoksspeh Of buchanan. ere Understood To op-
pose H.
We learn that there hes hess ucpendoss
storm between Mobile and ksw Ovisans and
that vicinity geoSally, rain having klisn Tor
40 eDn-es,iye hour. Ths roads vevv over.
ao~n. aod il vas feared that great damages
hal beea door 10 The crops 1hs Telegraph
Wa ttosirA,sd ior miles. aud woskuses ~ yet
ARE unable 10 pro,sd with the repair We
are therefor without any particulars.
The DemOrsts anticipate that sufficient
number n tbs Hpubiicsns will s-oele for ell
practical puryoss. from ths KsBsas restriction
am<sdmesi 10 the appropriation bill, whi,s. on
liz ooutrsry. the ltppsblicsm declare thy Gill
cn,t.su ~ sold pbslsnx, without wsvsring
The lss, veto a the Pr~,dent n that Of tie
bill 10 improve tls PsasJseoe river n Mssy
md yssSes have bsssme 20 coo.oa - IN
exe,te NJ serps,Se. st'
Tss miIsaee ud Jsy dieo due 10 Gov. Eeed
~ snDnuts 70 little 0vss osO0
INV ssbingtln c0rrspousiebi sftis Hraid
says the rsmos n Mr. fSobbina spts,in,,nent
~ Minister b Prsnce IL vi,hosf Soaf<lstion be
will s1 leave the Csbsset.
Senator Yiss. " 10 veportei will b. out M a
W. day, 10 favor u Fremont
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21
Ou, uaiIsosA Psespe~ss

Mr.. Fr.sstiS 5rsuv srvis~i yesterday. On
the Northern Bile ffoFo Ws-h'a4 i"n. lie ~.
t.orts that iherp : a s;rong PFnT+ei that tbs
-es-". ~ Congr-~ viii \, p-o!onged and 9
probability that 0ar Rx,ruAd BIl vhl yet he
pssaed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

isrrRrOsITiov OF rHr Law. Jajgr Me
Lass has iasaesi a writ NJ hats'a' corpu' for The
I..rsou OF Gsnsgs ". BsswS. sditor 81 the
iieraA Of F0hiosa nos in the custody u Mar
shal DoSEl soS, At ircomp,on kan'as I'll a
eharge of trz@o Ising indicted in Csite,i
states Conf tbe case romS within .jndg
MrLy,ss Jurisdiction. II u protahh' thaib'
viii h. i.ronght to ohio for barring
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21


/ The question stated was on agrcc,ss Il
the Scnstcs amendment TO the Judiciary
Appropriation bsil' ." strike out the rrovis
ion that no money b. eApcasici tall the pris
oDers, under ithiictnscnt ~ kansas. shall In dis
H. Ssrn;,.son r,c,sJ an ,n,..r.,rsa, ,r IN.
Seustcs ameos,,e makiuv 4 similar provis.
lou tina, nothing thrpiu should lie construed q
TO preycu, the Indictment, arryst, prosecution
Punishment, or dr,ension, in or by any Of the L
3. Otscrrs In Kansas, az any person who shall
have violated suv prpvkious OF anv act Of Ton.
gr,ss in commissioa of any odensc av~ins, ,ss
Sous or property. lie would never vote a dol.
lar to sustain ,he.r indictments for treason. or
upheld the bogus legislature.
Mr.. Fletcher ssM the Courts ouly could lie,
termipe whether those iusliyi iuals wrr guilty
anocsm'
mr. osmpoeh o. on'o was sAusn~ una. nv
iSrs"h nov ~ pr'sn " a"uer srws' ~ nan
s.s, "f treason ~ou" 10 pf'Seca'e" OF pa"
'sn.a' =. -,
Mr' NanSe' w'sneu " Ano~ no" MI "
useale Inc nc'pH"' I" Inflammation" ~""H 10
o'Hsm'
MI tcuniuxtou ooHuuuNht WAS nkrceu 70.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21
Intercepted Letter Mark Marvellous 30
Ienry Ward Screct hcr ana STORAGE
Greedy.
ST.. P,uL, Sunday August l..

ST. PAuL, Sunday August l..
Mg Dear B,oflT'-l write 10 you in great
sadness of heart. Our cause do&s not prosper
here The confession Is most hamiliating. but
it is nevertheless true We were 10 have had
N meeting on Saturday night at the Court
House, at which it was expected Brother DEI-
AH,Y would have held forth but The meeting
was failure only half dozen attended
Even the suiferings that martyr to liberty en-.
dured, at the hands of the slave power. and
the efforts Of our local papers failel 10 draw
the people out.
My friends, J tell you canlidy we must
summer by three martyrs TO the cause Broth.
ers PRorPrR WAKTIriD, and DEIAHAY) and
they have done no good. Our people seem n
little increlulOus, and positively made sport Of
that venerable disciple Of Freedom, Judge
WAKEFIELD. One chance is left. As yet no
efforts have been made here from the pulpit for
the cause Of freedom our ministers seem dis
posed to preach religion only. let Brother
BErcuER deputisc one Of the clergy, devoted
TO the cause. 10 come out II may do good,
and is our only resource.
Yours in the bonds of christian love,
Marx MARVELLOUS.
T. 4 DFLAHhy il getting ANXIOUS about his
last quarters salary. Please remit a. little Mar
yosd. We can't venture to take up csllec-
tion here. until the preacher comes. ". NJ.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

rbs happs>, nan in tie world u be- who has
o., ses!th esough 10 keep h'm "a spirits, AMI
vs., children cooagb 10 keep him 'o'la'tri"n'
ln,ary rrtarns apon him shc '"Inre-, ssi
.tArp uori. reool agsius' him Tho say. 'tem
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21
NyoTpE,-- ADMINISTRATOR SAI.E

NOTICE ADMINISTRATORS SALE
~ In the matter NJ The Esss. ii Je"s i"ssn,iv,
deceased
~ vu,as ~ sn order NJ The Probate coau II Rsu
county, notice 10 hereby svvW, that ga SATURDAY,
tho 9th day o September, issa ,s'wsea ths houfs e
the dsy 81 ths once ~ irwia Josss, 10 the city
Il ~ Pssi th.ss w,il bs sad ., putas s"sea, 10 Tho
hshs.t LiJdsi The tsia~iaa asmsd rforefi, To WI
rue North sss k,f,, sees ~ the North auaftsr
INV ~ si yaetian sf,ssa 81 Towa.hp i~snty eyhi
(ss) oil Nsass twssiy three t!s) West, i've sud b.
mites from the ct, II ~ P.ui Jesm. vi saie-u
ANNE DONNtiiy. Aam,ai.,rs,ns
81 he taimis 81 John Daunsiir, deceased,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

Ihs GRIPS The iisaisr@n L'aaa''si '"y' The
crop In that vieisi,y le'k finely, and there i'
fer prospect ~ an aislBdAnt harvest.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

Jl~a,asi, ,Iioush 4 Myers company ara sc~
,-r'orn.ss In Ds.ssrsr WHARF, iley drs~ crowded
hOuss ltIH .aat
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

Po,saaf COl. Ahirich. II Di,oa. lilioa.; sss
among thu passengers VI tbs N'r''esh nous
yesterday
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

A boat the whole stock in trade of the black
Republicans, is the assertion that the President
and Administration desired 10 make X snsas q
slave state that the South have the aid OF the
Federal Government in such work Sesator
Toombs thus nailei this lalsebOod TO the coun
ter in his great speech on his bill Abiding to
SEWARD, WADr and FkssrsprS, be said
When YOU say that W. intend to make
ansas Slave State. by the aid Of the Fed
eral Government. you say what every man Of
Us has stated IL not true, and what is known 10
everybody not 10 b. true We said we would
leave the reople free to act for themselves, and
il they made il Slave State. should demand
its admission a. such aod If they made j, FREE,
should stand by them. The Kansas Bill
meant nothing else. No man who supported
IT, wn.tiri ff0ni \ or,sl ~ ..sos,k has eyer ssid
iha, il meant anything else. Some SENATOR.
however, will not understand IT, The object
was plainly avowed 70 all the people We said
I'VE take away this restriction which some
think unconstitutional. and o,h'rs unjust, and
We leave the Territory Opcn % all the people
who may go there, to exercise all the powers
which they can exercise. concerning thsir do
nestle institutions, under the Constitution. aud
when they CONF into the Union they shall de-
termine whether or not slavery shall exist. We
require, however, that there shall b. iais vote
The people Of the south sent me here 20 com
nit No fraud no cheat They ant me here 10
stand with them By what they aud we solsmnly
pledged ourselves 10 the country"
That - plain talk The assertion tbs, The
Nehra-ks bill wa designed 10 make kansas .
Slave State ~ a E,is<hocl'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21
Masas Chsss~ fer nschansa.
WArERyuLY. MAiDe, Aug. 4

Democratic aud Wing msctiagr were held
here to-day, pci'her 81 which were largely At
tended. but werc very enthusiastic Al the
Wing meeting letter was read from the Hon
Rufus Choste. u Boston, favoring the election
Oh james buchanan. Strong symptoms Of ire
,erizipg were apparent. A frepSat rally
was also held Oh tbs College srousd. by tho
.tu,len,s aud citizens. who were addressed by
Lot ". morrill, aud other. AlterwAsss pro
ces.ion wa fmned 10 which sbout l MOO pes-
Sons joined. ,s. t-4
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;I,ERn,TORy or MINNnsoTA DISTRICT

i COUNT Fimots Geusty, firs, Judicial iastsici
M.ss.aEr Mass sgsin., Ausrs NJ. Nts.- sun.
mems iof Relief
To A. sus " Mas
fav ere hereby ssmmsnsj ssi required ~ sss~ef
the complaint In TIL. action which has bs~p nlsd IN thu
ohIcs Of the elet Il this Couti Tor the county sos
-ati swa 10 serve q copy of souf saswer Va the said
rom ps,at The subscriber, ., his anos In tssiosa,
in ssa county within thirty days alter The service hete
o. sssiasis. u the any Of suah service and you isi
the said eonplsin, ~ithin the tins sarsss,
the pls,aun IN this aetios viii spply 10 tho tovft LOT
the S.,lsfdsmsn'isd In the eompsln,
Dated Csrsfsans. ja,y aoih, iHhd
nanny a. buTLFn,
nau Ia ala EIslnIlna AiIaInnA-
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.too Sou kH WIN l.. Ames u this place has
Just coppleted a ne~ Jaw nil At Henderson
.hirh MAKES tao .sw mills In nat town They
vii! both have all do business they esado. b.
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C,rr,rIy Doss We iorrv~ the follow
ing good an from the iDe' ,,ahis xag II tie
Boston PIT
The Lot 'DRrags' ~ kaasd,. We arr IN
forme1l that The Rev. -. 81 Chicago. has ~
eeived from a correspondent in Kansn' the full
particulars az ose 0f ihose GeDdish outrages
which arr the na,srsl rrsalt n the refsal 81
,tse .aercd compac, ri i-20. lie will atail
'lSam all before bis eoagre>iios ne Ut sabbath,
or the fret opportunity. We sre only permit
Ia! simply 10 state. that few days since a
i.smber oi Mis-oar, rufkAn- en,ered the boasr Of
FREE state man residing on i'ottasssamie
rrrsk and stole two hogs. Pierce. Douglas
.ad Baclsnah .t"i by With their hands IN
tteir pockc;s Breckenridge and Richardson
uere noi pseent at the tins. hut coming up
400. after fnlly eoaor--d tbe Died and subsc-
qseuiiy aie par, q ihs pork. Il ,ie-e north
II 'ierr g.. Why DOM !. .abserite ts fr-s,iom ~
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s,~ OmsLus> va observed yesterday ihs.
Inc pro,a;stos6 the wlsslow iIso~r. II out With
issn t,sw'' O,sslbu. II !. = isrgs and Gle
gspay anislsd vehicle anil will hold so''i'y
nunt~r ~ pxsssnaers
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Ms-sr. nesap 3 osts-. haa.srs ~, raal,
Messts. Marshall To. "
Truman NJ nsaith. Banker
EtIio.ssnci Ramsey,
tio,rrnor W, Uornan.
Travis Rassss, ..-.I
y y Go.itish, EditnI raaeet,
Pulisn. Hs,Aeld Htown, Ctatiaaati
tis,ti.aa tteopef. tinslnnau
tdwsra ,apstrsa, t'htssv,
Hmfrstt, king C., Chicago,
tntsia a Co, Gaiens,
George rsmposi, 0ssns,
l.. \ Felt \ 10, Garas,
HIND \ Denoks, fhlsieiphIa,
woii Hseoa a 10, Philaj.lpbis,
Mss.t a caldwell, Pittsburgh,
n, lad~tek, ror,s,poutA Ohio,
Jaha Geve Ia, ltostoH,
Hampttes., Tut Terry, ~. I>iuis,
pasne, King 4 Co,
DAVID rssfoe,
Wolf Nopp.,
N,iua Humphrey. New Sntk
Henry nsiu Co, New yest,
Townsend, Clatt "a, Nes Notk,
aso,u. T. William, hsuee,.,
Henry u. Thomas n Go, hsti,nore,
Harrison, Payne co, he~ uIivsns
sspt ", 1850 dkSU
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D." ~ Gi,ns. houne owned Wy &. ". Pct
III. ssd occupied by d. q. Snyder .. G'snece,
wss eo"sum~i ny ar IN the son ut The oc.
sppsnis were a''snt At The titus Of 'he fire. anil
the contents Of the hon.s were oil destroyed
so,ss $4,000 10 nensJ ssrs sad to have bssn
burned, hssdes, bosssbolA goods sad eDosL,ag.
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a l.. LARPENTEuR, WHOLESALE GRO
~ . lhN Ann tOMMl@uIDN MERCHANT. rotper

VI third aud JscAsaa streets, saint Paul NJ Z.
frm retail merchants s,stias the city, s,ald ash
careful Inspection VI my large sad complete stock al
Usocsiie. Provisions, Wosfsa War;, Nails, &e,, %.
A. nay s.eetoa. have been made nam tbe lsss~s, AMI
beat Wholesale establishments hast snj Nnuth, with
special ,e~ 20 the Western trade, aud IL saeh qusat
tie. In offering them at ., low price,
a. tlsf eau he purchased ., ~ tuu, aiding usaspot
nttas sni Insurance. A. 1, iARfENrkuR.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

~ X TerreilS Cons have laid out . bss town.
about ,igh, miles from CAsnoD fslls, 10 whab
they have given The nams Of Ha'is~tn.'' II n
situated In q hssntifui seriion ~ the country,
and will doab,is~ make aourishing place.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

ii~soaai.- Gsl Parker H. French and family
arrived herr on The Alhasnisa Yesterday Col
French Ia q. u. Minister u Nicaragua liz viii
remain 10 the cI,y hut short time
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

Wa,h,ag'on. This IL tho name III = new town
recently laid ont, by our fellow citizen, Mr J Y.
Caldwell II I. situated on the Hnnrfse river,
ahou, fo,,y n,e miles from ~ Paul In township
thirty Ave. range twenty one, sections twenty q"
aud Vii, II IL Ia tho midst of . douriahinp aud
fa.t increasing .ctilemeni, and ihe ate for
town Is said Ia he equally good as u at OF fsr
bault Succea. 10 tho nov town ~ Washington