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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-08-07

Manufacturer dealer in n Sheet Iron and Copper ware
Kaalumanu street, opposite j. e. Spahilags Honolulu,
Summer Bakers Tin Copper Pumps, Bathing Tubs,
Shower Baths Tin and Zinc Roonlig and gem
era assortment of lin Ship work executed with
neatness and dispatch July /, l-u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-08-07
,HoNoLULU FAMILY MARKET,

Formerly the Cottage Market Honolulu OAHU III. The
undersigned respectfully inform the Residents and
Ship masters that they be supplied with the best Beef
Pork and Mutton, his establishments nearly opposite the
Bethel ffle very lowest prices. Families, Hotels and
Boarding Houses he supplied at time of day with
Sausages, Pork, Sugar Cured Hams, &C. N B.
Shppg SUPPLIED with CQrned Beef Live stock and Eegesa-
Aft Ii. 4. HARDER. proprietor.
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d a Dsas NsW ..

4 ,a'u~l.ysSsl' u 10, y. ! Htrald. row
oss1 81 tie ssiroeatrs 81 fsgsosrs election
writing from " aAhington, gives All iuc,,enl
which hiriy illustrates the degree Of rvlianc,
10 be placed on the statements relative 70 X an
sas matters
The reliability OF the Geographic news from
Kansas WAS amusingly demonstrated in til,
House to-day 4 despatch was received, sta,
ing that General Whitfeld's iorc,s had beer
dreadiuly cut to piec,s by Col Sumner Con
siderable excitement prevailed among the mem
bcrs, rhc were earnestly discussing Whitfield /,
conduct. when Gen, Whitfield entered the hall
unohsrved. aud approached near one Of III,
parties speaking. AT tho conclusion Of his
remarks the General congratulated the speaker
stating that when he lief, Kansas all vas peace
and quiet, and ,ha, this was the first he had
heard Of the terrible fight between himself and
Col Sumner
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Novel Deer Hu nting.

Herr Dfiesbsch, whose mammoth show will
visit Milwaukee on the 10th Of next month.
while travelling in lDdisna. near La Porte,
about week since. observed. short distance
ron the road. under the shade Of cluster Of
trees, fne fat Buck. whose dainty form was
suf6cie0t to vbet the appetite ID the most paiss
soarmasd that ever played freaks with sn inor-
dinate appetite. Now. al the present season,
there Is = law prohibiting the shooting Of deer
20 the Herr, who Is said 10 be "sorne" with the
rifle, had to abandon the idea Of bringing him
down by that method What was to b. done,
Such Q lucious least could not be allowed to
"wssts 1t. ...~s.-. - u. a..-r air.
and there WAS noos oil the canine species about,
TO hunt him down. A lucky thought glanced
across the Imagination Of the great lion king;
bis pet Leopard was 1T hand, and he could cas-.
Iy convert him into, not lions provi,ier, bat q
provider for the lions master. Unbarring the
case in which his dangerous pct was confined
he pointed 10 the uoeohscious tenant Of thu
forest. who wAs calmly browsing upoa the
green heritage, not dreaming Of the proximity
of his dangerous foe. In minute afterward
the beautiful but trescherous animal WAS steal.
thiiy creeping towards his prey who. failing
10 detect the faintest noise. 20 cat-like wss tn,
approach, was first made conscious Of his hap
less fate BY feeling the fangs OF the leopard after
the fatal spring Herr Driesbaeh was almost
Immediately upon the spot. aud with bis hun
ting knife soon completed the work so success
fully commenced by his spotted companion -
Ch'eago Times
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Dissyesslu9 Affair,

Tho editor Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. pa
per, writes from New York tho following &C
coun, Of rcccn, cAse Of 6agrsnt immorality
which has cast deeper gloom than the shsd
ow II 'lra,h upon n respected family, and dis
honorSl wide circle ~ fashionable hfs in thai
city
Fashionable society il just now profoundly
stirred by AN elopement IN so-called high lie
IL IL the talk al even this great city--for the
circumstances ar most extraordinary and dis
trcssipg. A. the affair has got into the prints
u few words will not h. anss The hero i.
Major kesrncy. who lost his right arm in the
Mexican war, lie u a married man, and the
father Of 4 family, bui Is SEPARATED from his
witc on account Of the brutality Of hi. temper
She lives In Washington. MAJOR kcarney is q
man OF large property -raied from s300,n
10 $500 900. and on account NJ his large
m,sns and bis rank in tho army, continued to
b" received in the best cf society. Some thrcc
years ago, 10 raris. he met Miss Maxwell, then
only sixteen years II age. daughter Of Hugh
Maxwell. Collector Of the Tort Of Now York.
and known as ap eminent lawyer and one Of thu
most esteemed citizens II New York. lie
there commenced his attentions, siiJ after bsr
return 20 Now York pcrsisied in them, fsJ'.
withdrawing hi. obligations As a n.&frEd uasE.
His great wealth allowed him 70 b. teftlna.
ciou,. and be- ha, hnally 40 corrupse'i this yOsng
girl after three Ysass Of parsai,-- that . w~
days since they sailed Zoe Eatop. She Is sboa,
nineteen very pretty. anil sings like Syren.
Tie ia foriy.ave- NJ our iuforman, remarked
ugly Us sin. and brutal in his temper. Ne,
tb,. nxtst kt0htv hrs.t al r.,tutal haa ha
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M. Dsusias ON sRepsk BIZ can" pledges.

II will b. recoiisctsd that prior 10 tbs Cleo
tons which resulted 10 placing the present
HOUSE Of Representatives 10 The control Of the
Anti-Democraiic combinations Of the country,
. great nsny pledge we're made by the stump
lesters Of those diaereat combinations. The
Republican and Know Nothing orators dis
tinetly promised: - lsi. tho restoration Of the
Missouri Compsomie line; 3D. the repeal Of
the Fugitive Slave Law; 81. the abolition Of
slavery in the District d Columbia; 9Th. the
abolition ii the sisye trade among the ststcs;
9Th. the admission Of no more states or terri
tories into the Union unless slavery was FIRST
prohibited and 9Th amendment OF the ustar-
aizaton laws and the exclusion Of foreign born
citizens from ofiice Mr. Senator Douglas, 10
hi, speech at New York &C Wednesday night,
reeounts these pledges. ard with great vebe.
nencr declares -
Our enemies have abandoned the issues
which they ~ deaantly presented when they
first entered the canvas Bear in mind. my
coantrvmcn. that under the union Of the com.
bind isms, Abolitionistn. Free Soilism, Know
Nothings,n, Maine l.iquor-lawism, Woman q
Rightsisrn. and all the other sms- under this
combination they were enabled 10 throw q ma
iority into the preacnt House Of representa-
tives, which gave them the control OF thai
body. They elected Mr.. Banks Know
Nothing and Abolitionist, Free Soiler add
Maine Liquor law man. man who embodied
all their prejudces. all their isms in his own
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-10
4 Grr~ch rsas, Ia Amer,c..

A Frcnch Journal tells story Of America
that Is worth Seeding back 10 you A yoenv
Frnchrnsn. lately arrived home nom the Cns,
tsi States. wlshiag 10 give his l.s.ears an idea
Of Yankee prud-sy, says that after having Ilv.
al some months there he rsccived oos Jaw an
Invitation TO grand dipnss Eivrn by Van
kec, pare blood, "a some mutual friends - an
American dinner. h said by way Of p~rruths-
sic. which means asouisn, bat detcssahle, /,
WAS Ia the country, the laai.S had retired 10
promenade, they were ct the champACas, tAey
drank frcr,y. the host ives AmiAbsa tke eempa,
ny talked mcrrily and htsls ftvsiy 81 thr
eharms OF Say French ladies. when the host rosa
and with enthusiasm gave stoas, = ~Te ths
esa''es Of both hsm'spAcssar tr
thr toast was rc,cived with imneuea hus
we, aud the fwnchman. not 20 he bshsud hs
hss IN ral'sn,ry aod peliieues. rose IN turn
And proposed joyoaSys To he two Aaai~
ph-cs 81 b~saty !" - n
His toast, which he though, beautiful and
sxprslvev Fvaeh. wss received With hlu,hsw
kom tbs oesrsrss. and even the word sshccp.
ing" vss prooosncsd,, lie remained ~,
moaths lsagsr in ths nns cry. bat ss~r n
C rscstyd 90 invHa'icp fpd syeoAy Y n
AHSo- am s' ts '' "' H7H
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-10

II "a no matter Of trfing consideration md
importance that those who know man best
should eulogle him most More especially is
praise 10 be valued when IL is extorted from a
political opponent The Lancaster Pa E1.
pres, Emo. Nothing Republican paper pub.
lished in the Immediate neyhborhood OF M.
BucuAsAs's residence is compelled to hear tes.
timony To his unbendiug Integrity and blame.
less life. After lev Introductory remarks,
the editor proceeds and says -
We knew the man ~ one Of our most re.
spcctcd fellow citirens--a gentleman Of un.
blcmislcd personal integrity and unusually
agreeable manners In his social intcrcours,,
with oil CLASSES We knew him us friend IT
the poor As n perpetual beneiactr Of the
poor widows o' this city, who. when the pierre
ing blasts Of each successive winter brought
shricks OF cold and hunger. and want. in the
frail tencmen,s Of poverty. could apply to the
buchanan Relief Donation" for thtsr annual
supply OF wood, and sitting down with their
orphaned children in the cheerful warmth Of q
blazing fire. lin their hearts in silent gratitude
to God and teach their little ones to bcs, the
natae Of JANIS BUCHANAN. As citizen, u
Deighbor. friend IN word. as simply JAMS
Brcm,N,>. ~ yielded to no man in the meas
nrr oi our respect and esteem and were be
still before u IA ,rapy JANIS Bucu,yAS as
be was u lew years. and when ho AMI We occu.
pied the same broad JeiIrsonlan republican
platform when ut least one Of the editors of
this paper voted with him year after year. the
same Democratic ticket then ours would be-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-10

We have rcceivcd if"s f.KosAap ScorT 1
Co. New York. the American rrprin, OF III,
Westminster Rsvsw for April, With tho fol
lowing table OF contents
The Rise Of the Da,eh Repabl,e, The IN
slish Law Of Divorce rypca Of Mankind
Scapdinavi.. Past and Fr-n, Sunday Ia
Great Britain The Congress VI vienna Zen
cral Williams and the FAN Of Kars Ms,iies
pcspo,ism /; Co, temporary Literature
The Ediaburxh Rsrsw for the same noo,h
with thu iollosias table;
Modern English History The Corcc,cr o
Shakespeare The irck Peopc and the Grct
Kingdom; Bciy and Mind The Austrian
Concorist Sir Isaac Newton Ruskinism
Freoch Judgments cf England Note 10 Art
Tho Loadca Quarterly. containing article,
on British Family Histories; Lewis On Esrly
Rousan History The HakIancs Modern Pain.
tiers Tb" Triton and the Minncv. Sou,hcy
lr,,srs the foacv and as Easc,. "a the Coo
di,ion Of Turkey Moa,alembcri 90 the roli,i.
cal Future OF Epgland.
And Biackwood. t,v Nav, on knxiapds 70.
li,ical fntsr'i Ia Fish. Pcnds and Fishing.
Beats Letters IRON the Bai,ks d ths irawa-
d. Ne'amorphoscs rAle-paF, /. The
Scot Abross-rSe Man OF tho Swo,i The
Ar, OF Travel, The Peace
Thc.e qusrterIcs and Black~rsl engage the
oiaca,d intellect u England. and they eou,His
the opipiosa Of the srsa masis Of al parties in
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-10

THs Sur REsolrrs-The joint resolution
offered by Mr. Mason. Of Virginia, Chairman
OF the Committee on Foreign Affair.", author
,lng an appropriation OF forty thousand dollars
in order to purchase the ship Rcsolu,e, VA
iona v,ssi OF nn1t Britain. deserted IN the
Arctic Seas, and found derelic, in Ba0in',
Bay by some whalemen, and carried into New
London, Connecticut. has unanimously passed
the Senate, and been sent to the House of
Representatives for concurrence We trust it
will pass the latter body with equal unanimi,y
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-10

PARIS AGncrLrusAL EXHIBITION The Pa.
RE corrsponden, Of tho Covs-strt.a! Aipot,sr,
says ciiiscns Of the United States drew priYrs
at the great agricultural exhibition On every
article they presented A Bufalo ,hra'hng
machine drew frs, c'as medal and MAS sod
TO the Emperor fo- 200 francs; Mannys
rapiug machine drew first clsss medal Ne
C~m'cks rcap,s worked by Frenchman
drew Q seSond class r,exial
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-10

RxrrRS oF sInr 70 Advlos.
frOu Dublin OF May u ay;-Thre OF tbs
Irish political eniles-John Dillon. John Mar,
TIN. ard Kevin o'Doh-,y-have this work ar
rived 10 Ire land. and Smith o Brien may hc e1
pected hec in the coarse Of peHt month. Nr.
John Dillon appeared on The III ius,as, 10 the
hail Of the -Four Courts. Dublin. wearing b..
wig and gown. Joan Martin has also arrived
at Neury
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-10

DsrSYEcrisd AGENTS The best and most
simple disine'cting agent known is the chloride
of zinc. II is made by dssolving zinc in mu.
ratio acid. and is applied in diluted state to
ioul and Offensive drains. ccsspoo,s. Sc The
sulphate Of zinc however, is nearly rs good. i,
cheaper, aud is more easily managed. II can
he purchased AT any druggists in the form of a
salt A pound Of il dissolved in two pals OF
warm water and thrown into an offensive cess
pool will soon dcotlcrize II During the hot
weather this disiniectng agent should be ap-
piled pretty freely in thou .ands of places in
New Y >rk and OF cr cities. Copperas tsul.
plate Of from may be applied in the same
manner and for the same purpose. It is moi,
80 good disinfctant rs the chloride Of zinc,
but i IS mach cheaper S,eltfc .4,nscrGn.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-10

ONO WINE CRor Ohio Wine crop Is
estimated at 100000 GALLONS. The quantity
bottled by Mr.. Long~orth this season is one
hundred and dry thousand bottles, and with
that. added to bis previous stock. he has now
in cellar full ihre hundred thousand botths.
mostly quarts, OF which twenty Thousand are
OF Iabella. The demand rapidly increases
The whole business il second only in yalue
20 the grca, grain staples in Ohio
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The X -oknk Tim,, ~ the Eth .ay.

There was somc rare sport a, The yard al,
'aeLed To the White lioaG stable. this morn
Jog A man from Western Texas. had drove
II Mexican Mustangs and Mules on sale A
iast as selections were made BY purchasers, a
live Mexican lAssood them, aud brought them
10 the ground TO receive bride and curb II,
was n novel sight, and hrough, out q crowd to
witness IL
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-10

torrr % CLAiNs.--l, appears from the r.
port prepared by Chief Justice GILcuRisr Of
the Cont OF Claims, giving au account Of tho
business transacted by that tribunal that they
hope 10 present TO Congress, before the end Of
their prc@n' scssion. their final decision in one
hnpdnd AMI twenty five cas-. and they will
have examined and ordered testimony IN two
hundred en@s and drawn up nearly one hun.
irri elaborate opinions ~ questions OF law.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-10

Dr. Deck, Of New York. comes out with the
startling statement that besceforth oil paper
may be derived from the mummy catacombs Of
Egypt. The doctor has explored the entire
valley OF the Nile. and has become so accus-
toned TO speak Arabic that he has almost for
gotten his mother tongue. He estimates that
the mummy pits Of the Nile contain about FIVE
hundred millions OF cmbalmed Egyptians. who
be says, will, with their linen and papyrus cere-
ments, furnish excellent material for frst-class
paper. lie does not explain the rationale OF
his theory. but as the adipose and muscular
matter Of these bodies have all been transform
ed into fibre, 1t ID possible, as he says. that it
eau be converted into pulp with the same "a
cility M vegetable matter lat this idea be
pax mo practical effect, add il may even nap-
PEN that one Of the Ptolcmiee, or Cleopatra or
even OF Nebuchadnezzar himself, may yet fur
nish material upon which to print daily news-
paper. They would thus certainly he useful in
death a. well as in lie
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Peace Corrcspo n dcnee.

Some time since IN, .Sbcneld Foreign Az
q -. =.
'''s 'o"'"'''e"' hogtsh'' MI aSo''"''o or
gan'ied' Wv understand. TO promote friendly
relations between England and other countries,
.d,-....,, l,,,e- % Go, c,s ,,,, ,h, .,;s,
,r,.,.. ~ 60,
ns a'uiou'oS Nt"Sn tne en''ou o"'eS aoo
Grcs, Britain The following 10 the reply OF
Gen Cas-
.W...,,a,ox u.vlIIsss
Ux,,,x.s> I 1891 ,,,nr ,.,,s, a .h,,,
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Lord Clarendon has refused Marqnisate,
and doubtlessy in so doing has acted wisely
and well. An old Earl, especially with high
historic name, ranks far above a young Mar
quis With change Of luck Pulteney, cello
brated as Pulteney, was dispised and Disregard.
ell rs Lord Bath. So sensible was Peel Of
this, that he not only refused title himself bu,
left special entreaty to his family in his will
never 10 part with that name around which be
had thrown distinction. Hardly a single pr.
son of late years has maintained his House Of
Commons tame In the Lords Lord Gieneig
AZ Charles Grant and Lord Brougham IA Cam
Hobhouse were both celebrated in the Lower
Chamber. aud are unheard Of in their ,rans-
planto sphere
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-10

. c.II III isrsse Cou,eptieaa, % noztDS Gov.
snos and otAs sssss onssr', nd ~ ~ slsc.
torsl ticket .' $3.50 i2l .'a...s, .a
II h rsporsd 10 Wsshiogtsa that Gen. Pss-
snrs r. srra 10 TO posed Co.. SaAssos,
Of Kansas. Dopbthd. = lss. Sx1zS would
hardly resign his position In tho amy ~ tia
thsnkle-s position of Governor q my Territory.
Senator DoealAs Kansas biIi, reported
early 10 the sssIo0. tsgether viii tbs bills pre-
seutsd BY 5eaassry Tosls., CLAYros. and
0svsa. have bsen rscsnmttsed "a the Commit
tss on Territories Il = thought bill will be
reported by the Commiitse. in which Tho good
points Of the 6rst bin. sui the thfee sabstitotss
psop~sd, will b. blroded Dc>s, Of Indiana.
the ablest Frss ssiLr In The Hose, has cree.
tel considerable CONSERVATION 10 the Niger.
worshipper, camp, BY moving to refer Crows
bin. Tor thu immsdiats sdui~lon Of Kansas.
under toe Topeka Consultation. to the Commit.
tee Of the Whole Ho,pc, for fhc porpne Of
killing il.
Colonel Bssros las len ~. Ious on tour.
for the purpose OF canvSssing the STATE. and
will not return until few days preceding thu
election. /.f.' IAlttt
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I,ov,rn and susnA,s. of the Kansas In.
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'ng'on Mayer oL"sn has also srr'vei'
The dny ireJ for the election OF electors To
elec, President and Vice Prevalent Of the
Initcd states, u The hrst thursday alter the
first Monday in November. In all tho States.
II will fall this year upon tho 9Th DAY Of the
month
The acorg;a Fla, NJ a, Damn .sys w.
believe VIC approximate very near IN. truth
when We give {, a. our candid opiuion that
fully 20 600 Old Line Whiu. in Gcorsis will
vote for The nominees of the National Demo
cratic party. =
rhc p,,,o, H., ,.; ,Lo a,,,,u.
inc
s,,o,, n 4, . Gao, ,,., ,,,..
Of the wing candidntrs In ,bIs Statc e., Cover.
nor sinee is<o are now Jealous supporters ot
r;,rhcr ro'sn, ''I T. G' na Gun
V,ck,r,. And a j. a fu,,Ncr t,rt ,h.t The
candidate ior Governor Of the Wing aod Frce-
SOL COALITION IN is4o - also ssasoas support
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Padse vis,i The Nieasssa. Nim,sscv.

The Washington correspondent Of tbs Phil
sdelphis North Amsytosn says thu, the Padre
has summarily eiosed his mission. and viii re-
turn TO Nicaragua by the first steamer, leaving
tbs legation 10 charge of some responsible per
son. i'crsonal and not political reasons infiu
enccd this step. The combined efforts made
against him by the foreign ministers here s,ic-
eecled not only in damaging his social posi-.
ton. but even In prjudicins his ecclesiastical
relations, which RI regarded a, Of far more I'm.
por,aoce.
II was only very recently. and after tull in.
sesligatioo. that the Archbishop Of Baltimore
granted him the privilege Of the Catholic priest.
hood. the exercise Of which had bee. previous.
ly refused 10 a manner that deeply wounded his
@nsib,lities. Although gra,ified by this recog,
milton and endorsement Of his character. still
he iolt that he would be- more happy by return
ing to Granada, the scene Of his lifelong To-
bors. where be Is universally respected and
cherished. There In no doubt that the Padre
was induced TO assume his recent functions ny
= duty to his country, and BY firm conviction
that. in espousing the cause of WALxKR. he
was contributing. In the most effective form. to
accomplish TIM, object. Now That he Is gooc.
people will begin 10 think bet,., VI him.
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l,lswSm HIRAM A PITTS
NOTlCE-TO UNKNOWN OWNERS AM


NOTlCE-TO UNKNOWN OWNERS AMI
~ all persons claiming TO osn lots parcel. Of and
~ the FF.t Ward II the CIty OF saint Paul. the street
herNnsf - described where's, ten resident Geehod
srs IN the ty Of saint Paul have, ~ petition presented
TO ne 0mmon Council oi said Guy that 1, neces
II take idT pubic use 10 ss Wsfd certain port ns %
rserl' # land suhetent 10 extend seven street
l'~~ 81 7tn9 At the north eastern terminus ssa
street lhsncc Tih eas"ry the Of -eveoth
'tfr"t nofih a. DC o. min, eat ,sv inbred sod sixty
t~o '.t2p feet on the eas,erl, line of sid .treet and
one hundred AMI thiriy (a3l feet on the eriy
inc OF sad street sixty sis l6) fset wide. t'ruvs
street, through lot one %, two %, tlre- o. fur
(' i've 80. and SIT q In blck 10 ecu ga In Br
so. sddit IN "a The city Of Saint raul
N"W, thertt re-, }ou tue un.n'wn 6sner., and ali
otirf per ons tn eretei there n are hereby notiG
MT On W'ds-sdsy, the 3oh DAY sf Jsis ser,. ten
cock iu N. renoon thst day A. application stll
10 ma o. besf 4 sad pe'ttioaers TO he Hoo Ao-es
Nhof"Gtue s1d.- o toe strict o. Ramsey ccun
u, Tor th- sPP'ntm-Ht OF twelve jur o. vie n.
Fr-mi - and - e'rr~ine sh-theT ~ be nec~ sary
to take any ron az the Tor the and purpose
spsc hri 70 sail 10 ition.
Nv ord-' oi th- Common C'snc
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-10

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