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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01
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We have received from the Postmaster Cen
eral, copy Of bs annual rcpofl, ard the ae-
conpanying docuren,a, showing The Internal
workings VI tho rost Office Department.
In Minnesota Territory. dariog thc year
ending IDLY 1855, ,he total amount Of
postage eoIloss. was vi ,9s7 10 The eos,
~ the transportation of the mails, during the
sa,ae time. amounted 10 si5siS 70,
IN The Quits. sAtes, snd Tsrrtorie', the
total c1st Of the transportation Of the mails
dasina the year amounted 10 s5.0s2 OF and
the postage collected. TO s6.23a.T9l A. The
balance Of over one million Of dollars il nh.
sor''d 10 tbs payment n pmt'asstsrs, and otle
cr cspoascs ard Ia addition. MI excess u cz.
pendlturc over Tbs receipts. amounting To g.,
g2G ,s5e T. exists
Ia lhe following States AMI Territories, the
amount 81 postage collected, falls abort Of the
etst ~ transportation ID mails Virginia,
&orth Carolina, south Carolina, Georgia
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi. Texas, Micbh
gan, Wisconsin, iouisiaua Ternewe Missouri,
Illinois, Indiana, trksu8aa, Iowa. California
and Ongoa, Minnesota, New Mexico, Utah.
Nebraska. Kansas. and Washington Terri.
tories
Ths amount u money expended IN different
States. fr tbs transportation Of maiis Is very
siaal even when liz Tscsipis afs e0nsldsfad
For instance, Florida pay in postage 10 the
department but eight thousand dollars more
than Minnesota get Ia that State the mail
transportation costs the government uay ihtsr
hnfafai dsiars mere Than IL does in Mime
sofa, In Arkansas, the po@tsge collected
amounts 10 x30.GGt lG aad the mail trans.
por,at,a costs siiTGso ~ Compare ihese
aguna with 'hoe exhibiting ,le ree~,p,4 and
expenditure NJ the apartment IN this Terrific
~, and Il will h. r,ade manifest that Uncle
Sam docs not distribute his favors eqsaIb
The transportation Of the mats. between
Dubuque and 4, Paul, by river. during 1865,
cost 80 200 The kugth II the different mail
routes in this Territory, Il 3,0tt miles The
cast n The transportation Of the maibs, between
thia city snd Dubuque during tl'e winter Of
1854 %, was ~ ,97T
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Top Onions.

\ wri'er 10 tat N,rfaCut Register At MAJ
alehSry reVfAmsjl,h tire nse 81 top otias f,r
sci IN ,hs culture e this root tie usss about
our hashe., "a Tia srr> au,l sass he has Fai,ci
a, ths rata o. sns i'gshsis Ia the acre from
this S'Ni We sgmerly oaah raise ouions
hecr W VI ,ss woH = any whsr- 10 The
pi.fd .ate~. uau sw yCars agc ths oniesi
~ ~ IS w. con1u tiei ~'i,h rayagls tist marry
Sho yI.ss' isfgc Quantities sefr ,'ogFe.kd 10
give zap the 5.llee entirely il las glse II lh.
sop alivu s,d sbviaSe ,he tro9asG 10 tins n
sgsrt F, Will rs sell ta give Il 4 trial
Tbs natugal htsory e TIE cnioH o. ut
ss'l puArstossi snlsng sDd hc,sce sc ar
7s ,o vo' Ahjs is aghg Aim, saa ti,cn'asr
sa1, tic a}saUtag, m IS sS! destroys nor
rsu1 g<f.n, W. arr awarr What H. : ahoa.
~ Writer above r9tlsnad rpcosnu>cr.is ~
r-egarr the sail nr ouiofss n ttc Cal! b. phaw
~ Ia Gel tgtci rangTr. p1. ~ jsp co.
sts..a - sr,yn ra.lnara Which n thinks MI
liable 20 - uarCot,s li5 4..o rvsau, 1.i.
irssiu< of ait, anl II a,s,s al na,.,rr he
also say, iAst d. a,,1s h,v, l,rp IL, bar Of iss-
mrhiDg the ,;ta roots 1sar ~ ssrela H.
oes toe ,a-hev qai's tasl A.t,r tAr S,,i !.
so~p.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

Tbs NsroLEoN BAsv.-~ There was nothing
extraordinary 10 the birth Of boy 10 InIis
NAroLEos 10 our mind bat here is something
from the Camden Arkansas Herald which We
do consider truly extraordinary
A 6'w days since u negro WOMAN belonging
to Col. john Dockery. the worthy president Of
our railroad, was delivered OF four children a,
one birth three girls AMI one boy their ay-
eragc weight Is seven pousds each. When last
heard from the mother and hcr little dark les
were doing well The Colonel has named the
children amer his fsvorite enterprise MbSis.
sippi, oaschiia, and Rcd River Railroad-giv.
oS tho girls the name 81 the three rivers, and
calling the boy Railroad The woman and
het husband were both nj work Oh the railroad
during the past year This occurrence il re-
gxrcal rs favorable omen Of our road, and II
Is thought the stock Of the company ought 10
i~ at premium, and tina, upon this n.ggcr basis
they viii be able 10 negotiate u loan iiurrah'
for the Mississippi. ouschita and lici River
Railroad
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At q sseetjng u The City Coabeil beid last
week. Mr. A. q. fc'Lss. chairman Of he
Committee 90 Streets, made q report 10 ngard
| b. the extension Of the eyee Mr.. FcuLga. in
a foriner report recommended tia, only CERTAIN
portions Of tho proposed extension sbolld be
| put under contract, bat ia the last report %
! The Council h. states that the surveys beia,
complete tho whole work should be pu, under
contract "a s,on A. posaIble, Ia accordance
With this Recommendation, at "a n,tirg 81 the
Council held On Tuesday last. the Cofnp,toller
was directed 10 invite proposals Tor the grazing
and filing up. noces~sry 10 the exstnsion Of The
levee from Chestnut ,tr,t 10 Broadway
The whole number Of cabic yards Of Cling
to extend and grade Water street from Chest.
nat IN Broadway. ID 1859, The whole number
Of cubic yards Of excava,ing Is 30.339, having
balance 81 50, 90 cubic yards u material tor
filing IN, 10 bc procured elsewhere. From
Chestnut to wsbasbaw street. permission has
bern given 70 make cxcaysiiona On the biua lots
owned by Col. h. a I.onsErsos. The bal.
aae u the filing in the Street Committee
ccommend, shoaId b. taken from the streets
leading ~ the le,ee, These streets, Roberts,
sibiey, and broadway, ara DO be graded frota
seventh street 10 The lcvec, aud the surplus
material will be used Ia filing up.
Ia receiving proposals, this Council reserve
the right TO reject all unreasonable bids, aud
security ia $4,000 will be demanded from the
contractor Tr the faithful performance u tie
work The work il 10 be done nniler the 81.
perintcnJcnee OF the Committrc On Streets, aud
ia to be completed In oae ye.r ilam the date OF
the contract The contractors are repaired to
have that portion u the extension lying he
tween Jackson and Sibley. and Chestnut and
Eagle streets, completed on OF before the 10th
..%sy- - xsy 20 si' '-"~'..--" "--' '..-'' e.'"'
The Street Committee recommend but two
subdivisions Of the work the cat aide of Wa
hashaw street forming the line This division
win very nearly equaline the amount II illing
In From Broadway to WabAshss 1924 Gu.
bic yard. II borrowed material viii be required,
AMI from Wabashaw TO Chestnut 1.926.
Water street. ACCORDING % the plan Of the
surveyor, viii lie between fnriy AID ihy fset
wide and when completed two or TIRES feet
above the hghes, wafer known.
We regard the extensions N the levee as one
II tn, most Important measures OF public i'm
Isovru,ent ever agitatel in 81. Paul, and the
beneficial ef'e,s, resulting from II, will be fell!
by all glasses Of our citizens, and particularly by
those engaged 10 mercantile pursuits.
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In The spr,ng of esery ysar twc OF three
steamers leave 81 i<snis. No. 6G tbs .uos,th Of
yellow slone Eisef OF Fort Pierre. 1hese
b,ats a'e generally alseHi twn " itrea months.
They are ei,iser eharicre,i for Government nses
o' BY some trading eompaBy to c"nrey saiN
plies To their employees IN the wi'dert.esz, aud
10 bring in return. The fnrs, rob. ai'd Iel'res
collected by them daring tie yeaf
Two boats arc now preparing at -. Louis,
for the trip 70 Fort Pierre tie Genoa. Capt.
Tn&ocsSos4oS AMI the 81 Mag. Capt. La
sAaGx We learn from the II. Louis Deo,o-
,a. tina, Capt l. intends to AXE the st, Ma
~ fifteen hundred niles beyord For. Pierre,
ard far beyond lhc alaost poin. eyes gained
BY steamboat on The Missouri. The place
intended Ia H. reached II possible 10y Capt
LAnAsGf, ia tho Forks OF tie " isscari, 10 the
vicinity n Fort Benton. lie h.ei already been
oi'srod rs an encouragement 10 carry oslt his
cntrrprise fly tons of Government go,.is 10
be delivered on aceoan, u soIue tribss Of In
dishs Sons years ago. Capt. l.. masie him
sls quite familiar with .le river in the vicinity
Of tic Fork by frequent excursiona in ca
moss, accompanied by Indians and traders.
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Aaeg.t uaesstaa.

I 4 qH,ation hs heen rai~I Nn Mssissippl
sb, eow SECRETARY Of War. 10 the tpi,e'i
STATES 'i,Hate 20 which post be- was recently
elected by the Legislature ot his STATE The
ichieeliafs arssc aei .! s,g.,rss,ss, rseanRs u
! the word ,hhabitan, In that clsnso Of
the tunsittusion OF the 'nitei States which
dirct3 tina, reusisf IT the United States
"nast, when elected hc an inhal,iiani II that
State far which he shall be chosen" Mr. IA
us wss. 10 II restricted seissr, an nhabitan,
Of tho pi.ir,ct pi Colombia whcrr hc has ~
s,ld as Secretary of Wm since the eonnance
nent II the administration ii President fiercc
p, fy,nt rsus,ss "a taai be Was not AZ ,ahal-
it9a, 90 the State Of MisssSppi ~hep ciectssl
WIS. tcas Hru,jy Mas Attorney ticn,,al 81
ts to,a,i IAtes anil residing as " eshinstaa
h, VIVA c3vetcd 60 the United States Senate ~
the Legislature ~ T,un5sss~. sn,l. h'iGs a
i's'o, eousirac',no.at. ,aterlwstol ths Coas;in
H'a i'@ral9 as1 d. net o,,a,l,s bias,!f legal
'y e.ttt,'i ~ ls rs.seci Bis Cabinet ciIice.
a''d repairing ia \ashyilr. whore b. l~Ncnnc
AZ 'uhabliapt. va hct Was elected sceclsd ilaa
10 Tx SENATE b,'of. D. ~, Authorised to take
his sea, thS Gae, ~ leli sp As psc,sSicnt
by tha,c who dtsruie ,hc l,getiy Of Mr.. p,yl.
cloc,ioa However, It srfcsS 10 Ia ,c,ya
bis vcll established rnlo IN ,h,. country iha' a
r.ascu ,loes hot technically lps,-s his ra,ce,,c
q, temporary shsen; from hcns> o'pee.sit
el,a be- "a shscni IN the srvicy Of ,he Govern,
np...
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Tns eso, SIPS a.,acissi 80 the tni.ss! States
arseual a; Baton Rouge, La. embrace al ARA
u 2, mj s. In the three magazines there are
10000 p"nni Of powder and 5000 rounds OF
eartridg,~ FIR small arms and cannon. The
store honse contain $4,000 maskets. rifles. car
Dimes, and pistols, $500 sabrs. 100 eanuoss.
Geo 900 cannon balls ami sbe'ls, $4,000 pounds
canister aaA accootreInents for 100000 men,
The total yalrc 81 The land anil buildings with
eunlshts u oyrr S6i D0a Oea
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Jpnas d ANs ~-CuSrgsrF ~ torgr The
Judiciary COMMITTEE Of the Hoes' has very
important al ue,teI consideration. drawn With
rearcnca "a tAr lst' action Of judge k.Ss
in the NuIi.ssa> ease " directs all alh,z,sl
csat'mptS It court FOR which imprisonment
may I've Imposed as penalty, b bs tried by a
jury. Il ibr accused party demand Is
Several pctit,,ss have heen rrtc,vei pra, ing
Toe the impeachment Of Judge h,ss. hos {,
il s,slacwha, remarkable that nnne gasne iruu,
fenBsS,sanla
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Tns PooLr Muanxp The second trial ol
Lofts BAkwe, Sf tho murder OF WuiI,s
roois. was c,,mmenccd in New York M The
isth, in the Oyer and rerminor. bchare Judge
Sfuosg, ba, at the rising of the Court, on that
day, only five jurors hal been empanoelled. -
This circumstance Is ~ almos, uesampl,d In.
stance Of the influence Of newspapers in giving
tone 10 the pablo mind ~ Ga, of panel Of
Use hundred jurors nearly tvs hundred and ne
~ were excused for various causcs Of hcemp>
trsce. Dat Of me handscd aud six Who Az
swer~l 10 their names, uinetyhvc pr sent had
!ornr,J an opinion rs 10 the guilt or ,nnoeet,cc
~ the accused ard verr Of course iisqusliii,,l
Severrl Jurors aid they had formed an imprcs
s,on upon the fr., statement Of IL. transaction,
bat that sincr readlng the repcr' ot The pro
ec,slsngs 81 the last trial ,ha, Impression was
changed
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Sntnrss RtFist. II Is stated that StAspG's
rifles sell IN ansas for mere triHr. some
keen Yankees 'her. the Dayton Emp',s IN
forms rs. have bccu haying them up, almost
from the month 81 ,heir Introduction, shipping
them Fast AMI frsslling them to the hulahug
eesi 10 be again cent bach As aid to Kansas ,
/, Is saprssd iha, a largr numhor OF these IA
nioas weapons have been paid for by tbs Beech,
crs ard Others half ,iosen times over
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Musx RsrsAis rHx MAINE Logon LAM
The lower House Of tho Maine Legislature
some days ago, passed . new temperance bill
cowurring with the Senate by vote Of ~ Il
GU, AFTER seemingly careful and deliberate ey
animation Of the subject The bill was intro
,uced by M Ii,asss. and WA strongly oppos
al by the advocates Of the prohibltory prinei
pie, witch II tepadiaies
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REAL ESTATE.


CHITii ToWNEd CO DEALERS N REAL
~ ESTATE. fk Pes ssx Mia Tsf
60 oisss opposite tss Z. \ Lak9 otscr ga
Gessramsni bsas seie=tsa I.aad 0arrsags toc sie3.
;ayesigeHs ra9ts - the best sdYaats2r, sal rssse,
bssss.l real es;si1 sSnrity.
"a knls q s24sssins lspgsSg aaa fiosstss eose -
0fysrY hy pg4e1s~ai SEKskyr fsTssus StAliisss
So. 81 I5xasA. Mass u the sarvSysA aaeis, ssn lie
20 llst,i a. ~as'as,sllie g1isss
REFERENCES
Aaa. sx Gos. Aissa aSsE i.@sessT, 81 taNi
Maa " u wsIrh Chls> Jastee oi Ma Ter.
NV lheps, ka, aszastns 81 '1c I s. isns oApe,
led Hsng
=. C GFsisa,a. E~q, i"eei,ss lxci "e6ee, Bed Wig
R.y J. li&nsnaS, Hs7isl8f Il l'ss..s, stea Nlas.
ssasosn French, Attsf@sys - LES 81 Pat
fioa James & Parker II aHeitY strs~l, \ Y. tsty
hHolf MAcsy s oataaay. Esss k4gate en3 Siseb sfa-
s.ts. CbisskQ, ~.
aos ? r sbls5, Mayor e Manchester, ~ il.
Jsiass PIERCE Es,, Ag4srs, g
y + lame 4 c.. 60 Val street Ne. f8gt
iss.. Il " sies. Del 'essr 70 eosgsrss, ~ Paei.
A. esssau ia Lowell Mas (saszt iys
axIrS. ! rIxzzfs J@Hss
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Who among our farmers haa the best lsDta
.oes, by III. lest, mean for table nae frs
favored and es'a,ie IN III spriug 81 the year "a
well "a fall IN yielding thu most psoliae.
have 'shsi q large pumicr Of varieties s,ncs
have been in the Territory, aad have, from
yafious causes, got eaaccd down 70 the com
mon variety raissd here, commonly called tbs
:" Irish grcys. These have yielded very well
ard been saes,bia, but this spring ! fnd il a
general complaint that they arr discased o.
this fac, I am satisfied that they are rot palat.
able at this seaaon AMI ain desire o, trying
some Dew varieties. VIII some of yonr read
era give TIE desired information in The asrieul
tura1 eolnmn, Now Is the time gentlemen, b
make il known. for the benefit Of those who
want sess! this spring
Another matter interests me little l.
there any Of the Suffolk or improved Esscx
breed Of hogs in oar territory and are there any
for sale ! bave had similar luck with pigs
and pork as have had with potatoes, only tie
pigs have improved ii some respects; their legs
Increase Ia iength nod 20 do the shouts whlls
their stonachs have faculty OF increasing III
capacity in proportion to the Increase of length
Of snonts and legs. At the present time am
using n few ~ ths hr,-ed in break-sg land in
the timber. and hmi their shouts there, are OF
some use a. they root the soil up in fine style
but il don't pay 20 fat such animals for pork
want some good breed that are moderate feed
crs and put on tat readily
Are sweet potato plants 10 be Rad al AMI
Of the nurseries IN the vicinity oi ST. Paul.
planted some sweet potatoes one season and
found The soil AMI climate fin summer vel
adapisd "a ffeffn, ali Wou'd like "a pisfoc6iri
some plants in SEASON 10 SGT ont this spring.
Have any ofour farmers me, with success ~
raising timothy aud red clover, II SO how
was the ground prepared ard a. what time was
the seed sown
Yours ri bsoIL
Wstanu CotSrs. VI. 4 April ls56,
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TuE Costsss,oS.--'r London I,nes, in
the course Of an article on the difficulties be
tween Great Britain and the United States,
says -
As for honor and glory in that part Of the
world, se ens with to keep what sc have, rs
We are very well aware VIZ should noct with
many mishals In war With people whose
only dilierepee from ourselves Is that they have
10 Court Aristocncy ilslfmy List, or iiors'
t1uarls
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GgS Pitoa, OF Teuoessc a southern poll.
,iciAn Of influence, has written letter leella-
INK 10 allow the Ms cf his name in connection
With thc Vice Presidency. lie iayors the re-
nomnation Of General rIsRcs. Ia, thinks the
Soa,hern Democracy should MOI force any man
upsa ,heir Northern bNthren upon whom they
could not unite
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TJsR rARMIR,S DEPARTMENT.

ne vii sesA ths wsraiy irpssES 80 hES.esaf
sratsisoa.iy IN ysss e. All an si seeesi@ sees
ssoHai easdsssDS, iais fsrss efthe pnper Az
the srpisatcss Of The ysae vit e gssoatfnss issa
oar s.tsElsa - ssii~d 90 q sesssxi
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.)ooo PACKAGES OF NEW GOODS

THICKER 4 STEINHAUS, CARRIAGE AND
L WAGON BUILDERS, snd FLOW FACTORY Ne
West Randolph street, Chieaso. Tlisso,s
" Al srticiss manufactured by warranted
equal TO sey Supplied IN he Unioa
Com r,p Bleaoas frcu Farmers Nerehsnis psousp
" aitsadei to, wao will nud It wofth shsr no,ts g.
write rs ~. e. SANFORD,
oet 81 dkwsms Agsat
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Su' aS wuT.y iheoslorr Perry. u Ia
epn NJ, in tAc Pra,r,s rar5ser. avs;

sut aS ~ug.y iheeSlorr Perry of Ia
cun, H. in toe Pra,rn F,asssrr. avs;
Having ys,ts TIE sxpSrin,ea, ~ SOWING ss,,
ra wscaA ascm Il my ,a.y 10 give TIN rsal,
s. year rrasrs, Aasi haps ,h.,l Il may b. ts~t.
ol eN others a,a It'cs rl~rie',,,' siven taruagh
yysg columns, 4 asl u tea ACES vas ,iivtsh
oi 'ata equal parts aod sosh With spr,ng wheat.
Amer Tive slts, was weli narrowed IN. one
laasAc' snd has ~ salt Pr ACRE was scwn
becaaeasi on ouc half Of zach rarry, VI sroussL
Som ai.,H Tia shest ~ss M 10 col,r ,istsass.
IL tplhaici wh.c the salt wss n~n and tbs
Nsult was- tbs, iAe What wa rips kr .iss
sickle sye days carrier dhaa the ether portions
Of the kclj No, T'Ass,eAs ct seal OF rust
eoula he .sasj. ~h,lc tsa, bs ,,s side was q
s',e,l With both. Ihe vhcss ~ thr asyerai
r,ee's wss all stacked Together 81 tia, Nc
e'ah not ascrre.Ia to- incr-a& Of Tx yicli.
J jadsya. toveyog, Il WAS tom hsr O. $50
''a.s h pr .c7e. The sod was ~Siy loem,
and ,lS hcId WIS 81 divided that .G nv cpisipa
Tx test VA. satisfactory
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~. H.agse1s L..aa.a..s. Ns.xIAa !A.szs.
rrp, The Albany Atlas and Argus states
states that Hon lIssRY WlLtsIH, meinber o.
Assembly from, New York city, was ARRESTED
on "Wednesday, upon charge Of voting lie
vally, tae must have done so. II be voted al eli
at ON, Of The polls 0: the Ninth Ward. in Al
bauy. on Tuesday II was alleged, In evidence
that he was challenged anil took the oath be
fore voting. Justice CoLg held him To bail il
81 900. The accused voted Tor PsRn, the X
y. can.iiate
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81. LOUIS.

IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT CoRS l. COB
j PLANTATION MfLL.-~Fr1n reaocs4 Tas ssb
sSsissr ss pufehsssd -srlssas~ rsht VI terresy sr
SAT- ~ Tho West " ta~ shove ehx,ea saais, IND q,
pY,pssea ~ fsr5th ssm AZ all t,mes tlvr ahui. ale
81 retail. Eeafsases. to tbs most posa,tsp
u H1w Atefe lLaa year slass he Lirtie Giant
btrass ri 10 INC pubic, duT.ns N~hi. tHfs ha.
eeea seust sally gios inx Nv sb@ pgsglsr Eses
The Improvements T@eatly sdssc;-d sau IRtsAls4
utakF ~. Cos. feYistt mach o1e,xd isr gen
sFsl EAfn sss Il Ia fsrnasd esGpiess really hsr AT
tseklas teau ssa ~tig's AZ toio~s No. h. ges 40 /.
80, M ,, 40; No ., 900 pcunds Twsaty mia ssss
SIT eisnt 80 Set up withoat mechanical S.i
sai ~acs al ssea, With asssy Be ~Aifsffsa
to bay Pull aitee,ioEs ACCOMPANY each nsiil
No. SJs, sH5 vii grinds Ia nss ~ henr With hors
A5V 10
6ss 20 :. /"
sCLibefsi dlseoa, to ssaiets.
JAMEsB CHADWICK,
Sa. % Locust st., hts~rea ascosd snd 1ti'i.
so. I-iawIy ~. iosis No.
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TsAvn Wx4rw.HD..T The Chicago Pyn'
states that the three trains arriving a, Chicago
M the 10th, over the Michigan Central, brot
to that city % passenger cars coat lining about
iSo0 people
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A CoSsnipArms.- Eight Of the oldest her.
varl,ng lines, via =; tho Troy and Western,
Union Transportation Company. New York
and Mississippi Griffith Western, Western
Transportation Company. Fulton Lake Boat
Line sn,at Western Line and Eekfcrl Inc.
hare recently consolidated into one corpora
ton ander the uame al the Western Traas
portat,cn Company with cash capital Of
49nO onn
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

The \ Y. ilass has lean furnished with
The proof ft,sta ii the Forthcoming annual 70
port Of The Illinois central Railroad Company
embracing ia vol the TntNurcrs. Supcruisn
,snts aml Land Agents scperstc stateinoots.
Ne general review by III, l'rcaidcnt and hi.
,sctms
Thr Total amount Of stock and hoa.l- Issued
by the Company. since lis organization.
amounts 10 s2it7i ,2s7, netting s2l ,ssT,tts
ils total expenses al the Company, intending
Railroad iron, engineering construction, equip.
mcnt, RAINING expenses, &C, SC. amounts to
tbr SUN 81 sao isaaAe. This would cave =
balance ua hands II sl,sl 2,,ae.
The meana applicable 10 the completion u
ihe work, 90 mites Of the Chicago Hraprh !,
The liquidation of the pnfan,isl ,icht, and the
subsequent Interest charges, would sem ia
be
tRsh ant egiis. \. atsts ..t, va pm
sess;fse,'sa b'sis sasela f-.s,...,. ..st. "a $50
Real fst-te ai CAB sss st4.. lao
f4i shste. az s,ssA ewBei hy eaiapsay s. igf y7a
hsl"g'-ia, sngreaeg 10 itsnais. ks-.-.- pa.sis
Aud there are $4,000 shascs privilege stock
to tssue at sTo per sherv, nh adtlitinual as
~yeansn,S when mele,l. an the entire capital IT
l10.0ao shares