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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-09
More Disaster. on the Lakes.

la addition 10 the accounts ol tbe latc disar
ters on the lakes published Yesterday we learn
from thu Chicago 7rm,.. Of the 2itb. the iol-
lowing additional PARTICULAR
The schooner Caledonia, Capt Eliah Day,
boupd from this port 10 Robinsons pier, Mich
igan, was oyertaksn by The storm Oh Grand
Haven. She attempted 20 make the harbor of
CraDd Haven, but misse,l. AID was capslzsd IN
the surf. After being thrown on her beam
ends. @a struck her which carried away both
her masts and turned the hull bottom upwards.
The captain and entire crew were lost.
Capt Day was ciiizen OF Chicago, highly
respected by all who knew him man Of an-
d0u btrd integrity kind husband, lather and
friend, and brave and thorough seaman. He
wsa accompanied by his brotber.in-law, who h
also lost, a young man full Of hope and prom
i.e. Capt D. owned the vessel and had her
nearly paid for. She was very strong, good
sea boat. we'll fitted. burthen about one hun
ared tons, and no insurance The loss falls
heavily upon his family, who are not only lett
without protector but without the necessary
means ot y subsistence The family consists
Of his wife and three small children, the Oldest
oi which Is but ive years Of age. They reside
In the West Division. In her sad bereavement
the widowed mother has the consolation and
sympathy of many warm and friendly hearts.
Several vessels are ashore upon the east side
Of the Lake among them is the schooner
Richard Mott, also the brig Sandasky They
can probably be got o. The brig Seneca,
loaded with lumber, went TO pieces at ksIama-
roo She was owned by Mcssrs Price aud
Fisher Of this city
The schooner j b. shaw, belonging TO
Latham, lezier Il Perry, Of Oswego. is ashore
at st. Helena. with cargo Of wheat. Vessel
and cargo insured
The schooner y j. Holley. Capt. Hays, sunk
at Fsse Presque lslc. She had y cargo Of
| wheat. owned by j. e. Wright, Esq. Both
vessels and cargo were insured
Several vessels went ashore at the head OF
,lois 9.ssc ,s.swl Their nantes have not been
ascertained, but they were frieghted with lnm-
her tor Chicago.
A sailor was lost overheard from the steam
er Hero. oil Kalamazoo His name was un-
known, bnt be- was from ST. Johns. \ Is. lie
WA knocked overheard by boom.
The brig Seneca ia reported u total wreck
at St Joseph Michigan. She was owned by
Price Fisher, Of this city aud was fully in
sured
We ure informed that II was the Keystone
State. Instead Of the Lady Elgin. which had
some water in her a, Mackinac during the
gale
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-09
poliSicai New ..

Hon J ANrs BucaAs,s arrived IN Phlladel-
phia oa Thursday last, aud had au interview
with Hon uowsI Cons, at Georgia, Gno.
SANDERS. JonS W FoHssy and others al the
Office OF Ia. & NASpyks, United States Dis
| trict Attorney
Hy despatch received al Galena from ouiu'
cy. M. ou thu evening of the 18th inst W.
learn hat IoaS Woo. III that city bad NJ
cc,yed the Republican nomination Tor L'eu',
Governor II illinoi.. in plac,. ot koraStH. who
wes innp,l :" he Ineligible
I The Fillmore State Convention ~ assembled
at 4. clock ou the night Of the 24th inst,
and completri their nominations as follows .--
State Prison Inspector. JAS Z. Slr>psss. OF
| Wcs,rhca,er Clerk OF Court ai Appcals.
| ALEXANDER Mans, Of Nonroc Electors at
Iar,r. p,slrr Jl,N,SS. m New York, i e.
Dr>s. oi Ere
This refusal oi the Know >othlDgs oi tbs
/ Emp,rc State Ia ius. with the Fxrso>r mcn,
gives tina, state To Mr., Brcu,s,S beyond =
donb,
The National iafsl!.g genecr on the morning
ol the I'D. dropped It's neutrality and run up
the Fnia aoW and poSnsos flag This step
was taken by the conductors Of that paper In
consequence ol the action oi the Whig Ma
ional Convention
Juds, Mason, Commissioner of Patents. ten
,sred IA the Pres,den, on the nd inst his r'A'
igua,iou OF that cffce II is not believed nj
Washington that il will t~ sccepted
The State CONVENTION " colorrd men was VI
session IN New York city. st last accounts
rcccivcd from tbcre. wv. RnopHs. ~ Troy
presiding Resolutions were rcport"i and
adopted pcjging the Conyeutica TO the sup
b port OF the wooll, hor@ candidates hT tn
: Presidential AMI state tickets. "ob eoss' --
To ,ha, ,iekr, their support kgit'uA'r'y Nc
longs
4 grand rally y, ,l,e fillaori'es was held "
tho. asd ul,. in Richmond, Virginia Mes
spraker. who attended the late Fa'moc Whis
National Convection at Balsis~e ~em p"s
en,. including howard Bars, Of Missouri
nr>nv wNrsx p,vs. Of Maryland. ard Gov
NnRrng,p. OF North Carolina
Rev. Mr. Tuusrs, Of peliAs. Me, pray
that Goi will turn rr~idsnt fisssS 'ron
the error ., his ways. hut II he cannot do that
hr will take him on, q, the world Mr. NS
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-09
How the STACK RrpWbiiesms tsik their
Hatred as the Union ueeautifui "a.
tracts for the People.

The Black Republicans lately had meeting
about twenty miles north Of Philadelphia u
was "a regular iusiop affair, being mixed a.
setnblage Of whites and black. Three oi tho
four speakers were white. but one ~as nrSrd
named Puryis THIS eolorc'i gentleman
made strong speech which was pretty fully
reported in the I'hilsdelpha As~'. = FsL'.soN'
paIer Fronl it We make few beautiful es'
tracts, which admirably illustrate the temper
and principles of tho Black I'epnblican faction.
llcrr IA what the Fnsaosr orator said
What are WI doing WE ARE A Ma
TiON uF ROBBERS. OF LIARS. OF
HYPoCRiTES We are nation oi slave
hodeft We iatien and run riot in the bones
aod hlool OF QUE fellow men.
Il am. oI oours1, NJ you know. politically
di.ranehised but still In sentiment IN lceling,
10 conviction, ! ain u pisrSIos ,BoiirloSIsr.
aul asruniArE rnl looSsrlrurioS oi thla coun'
try. for think. stronger reasons than my friend
here has given. Yet ! wIsn Joms Cu,RLKs
Fsssosr rLsorsp if hal M other reason,
the simple fact ,ha, the South hates him would
la reason why should suspoc, him to be an
m,nest man. Hut il Is not bccnnse the South
hates him il is because believe he hates
slavery. Where do | End him There ~ a
Spanish proycrb which Is vrry good test Of
character Tell me the company you keep
and will tell you what you are No is found
Ia close affinity with the true friends OF Freedom.
lind him indo-acd by such man M uknnr
Smfu. OF world wide philanthropy aud benev.
oirnce His ptto,yls oar rldoTy, d,fedt fohi"i
uouid BE- ,iejsai 10 as. I w,m ~" dssp'io"
he huts, .laes,y aud whIr hs subscritss, un'or
h,ndis'y, 10 he Candiiui,ou et fhs eeuai'y. hH
sis.i,on eiR ts Tie snis,,ng ,eedgr 70 fboi system
rb,eh wM drne dowa u, nna and tdH ttfdTs d
greai wi,is.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-09
saved from The Niasara.

We published last week lis, of the passcn
gers avcd by the steamer Traveller. The FOL
lowing named were saved by the steamer Arc
tic and landed a, Milwaukee,:
q. W Rate. Oxford Chcnapgo CO. y. Y.
y, :, Ensign. Pitcher. Chenango co. N. Y.
{. ID. Adams. Pitcher. Cheoango CO, n. Y.
j. &. Thomas, Cato. Cayuga CO., n V; Fred
Driscoll Fulton. osweyo CO.. n Y. Dane
lee. wsukesha. Wis. +. II. Huribat, Colum
bus, Wis.;C. II. Peters. porter. Chicago II
He'ey, Buffalo, I'd Lane, Dennis Lyons. Cor
nelias Briar, Montreal; Fat o'Neill Mary
Msllan Neal o'Neill Mary IAker; Mary
Lyons brother was saved father. mothef and
sister lost Martin Iloaghtou, wilc and twC
children We.tport Canada louis and Fran
CTS Willard, Plattsbaryh. \. u. fcor children
of Mr.. II. Chalmers. who with his win. wery
rseued and brought TO that city BY the Travel
cr, The crew !, is believed were all saved hut
two
-Four bodies have been recovercd and taker
TO PSt Washington; one body Is TO tr
ys~rs old, i've iset seven inches 10 hcigh, had
$500 in gold and bank noses in her pocket
She hal two rings marked J C.M" AMI IL
l. u"
Another body, ae'a, s~,y wears obi hair
slsa'iy gray, upper teeth gone, hnnnc, trim
med with h'ne ribbon
4 man about 60, hw k-, ,cn inches in height
hair aiwS, white. blue arrs cnai In his pock.
., MAS card cn which vas written grand.
father Ainswoth
Another man supposed TO b. Alnon Al,
wood. cfChsrsct,e VI, FROM passage ,icks,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-09

The following 10 relation 10 the prospects Of
tie Democracy In this State We take from the
Daily Pennsyftaniaa, one Of the soundest and
ablest advocates Of the election Of BucmASAs
and BsEcxIxriDGE, 10 be found 10 the Union.
IL will be seen from this there Ia nothing like
spa,hy 10 our ranks In tbe Keystone State -
but on the contrary, the gallant Democrats
there are alive to the momsntous issues iayoly.
ed 10 thu approaching struggle. and they have
their armor girlcd on fbr the coming aght.
Ths, they win make determined stand in ds-
suee Of their tirOehonorsd principles there can
bc doubt and II Is equally certain tina, yicto-
ry will perch upon their banner
Never was the Democracy Of Pennsylvania
10 thoroughly aroused and enthusiastic, and
never did they present such an impregnAb'e
front to the common foe, ~ st the present mo
mcnt Every county ir the interior Of this Ststs
II organized with pcrfectDsss and unsniml
ty beyond all former example and on oil thu
hilltop nud through all the vallies. from The
shores Of the Delaware to Lake Erie and 10 TIN
Allegheny, ths bagls blasts ~ the iniisxlbls
Democracy are heard, csllsg the masses to tb'
rescue of . threatened Union anil an imperrilDe
Constitution. Nothing Ike the enthusiasm
that peryaAcs our ranks has been @en since tb,
glorious days Of Jackson The schemes Of th'
bisunionis,s, looking to tho dissolution Of oal
glorious Confrderacy. and the obstruction 0
the fnrst fabric offree,lom ever erected by th'
wisdom of man. have acted like talisman il
awakening into activity EVERY patriOtjc citiyel
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-09
DEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE IN THE

L lErAtLI HANlNG BEEN MADE IN THE
~ payment OF the FIRST instAlimenf Of the
Tearing dze thr first dsy of August, A. d 1855 enc
euted Dy Matthew Gtoh snd Msris of the count,
ot Ramsey and Territory of hinnesots TO Alexander
Wukin of the same county 10 secure the payment Of
the sum Of thirteen hundred and seventy dollars
sordas 10 the conditions Of certain bond bearing
ate with said mortgage, as follows TO wit the sum OF
sx hundred sud eighty seven dollars and ninety -sI
cents the first day Of Jay, A ID. ls5o aud the
ther sum oi sin hundred and eighty dsllsrs snJ
ninsiy cents. the hrs, day u July A. D. 1857 to
num upon the hole sum rensinss unpaid at the time
Of each payment which said mortgage duly r-eord
ed ep the first day OF August ID 1855 at Sk o'cocL
In tho once of the Register OF Deeds Il sad count,
Of Ramsey in Book az of Mortgages on pages lg6 ant
lso and upon which there IL claimed To be- due the
date OF this notice the Of eight hundred and thirN
seven all0o dollars principal aud Interest, and ior
the nrst insi ansn of said mortssx. And said boRi
.st s1sg,gr s%i=s l-s ial5 ssssIsd tile 9th Jz,
ofOet0ber, A. 70. 1855, by said Alexander wilkin 10
ChaIIes ID Hoffman, and the assignment thereof duI,
recorded On the 2ls day Of August 1856, ut eleven
O'Clock NJ the Office Of the Register Of Deeds of
county Of Ramsey, in Boob "F OF mortgages, page
,o3 and the said sun Of eight hundred and thirty
Al 100 dollars ens dua and unpaid, and suit
oceedng al law having been Instituted TO recover the
debt sec,:red BY said mortgage any part thereof
ter Is hereby given that ia pursuance and by virtue oi
tue poweT OF sale Ia said mortgage eontane and Of The
statute IN such made aud provided, the preiss
la said msrtgh,e mentioned and described follows To-
Vii all those parcels Of land lying In said county Of
Ramsey, and known as Lots No. sStand seven 20 ~
10 saint laul IN said county of Ramsey, will be sold
puhie ssadue At the Court House In saint fsui store
sah the lsth day of October A, D. lsl6 at eles sn
O'Clock In the forenoon.
wnMs IlrAaD. CHARLES D. HOFFMAN,
Auys for Assignee ASSIGNEE
Dated Re eptember z, 1856 wit
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-09
DEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE IN THE

payment Of two installments Of the uecurea
I" be paid by certain mortgage bearing date the l5t
thea Of the county u Ramsey in the Territory Of huDs
sofa. Go A. Vance Brown, Of said county of Ramsey,
and recorded ia the Office oil the Register OF Deeds oi
said county nf Ramsey In Book ~ Of Mort pp
Gi and To-, the 18TH day Of January, A. D. is5s
II ociock.. to secure the pay Of the OF
gh, hundred aad thirty thre. Iioo dollars, and inter
ct according 10 the cona"ns Of three several promis
~ory nses, dated May 2ith, A. D. 1854, and pay able
follows, 10 VII one for the sum of two hundred and
seveot, svrn isi0 dollars payable the 2th DAY Of
December. 4. ID. lsst with at the ii per
cent per snnum, for the like of two hundred
and seventy ~ loH do1r payable the Goth ia
Of Dccemer, A, d. 1855, with a, the of re,
cent. pay able annually aud one ior the Ike Of
hundred and seventy seven IS l0 dollars able the
2oth dAy of r~eeoe D. 1885, with the rate Of
ten per eeni. payable snnually, upon which theirs
claimed 70 be due At the date OF this notice the
thee hundred and isrty 14-lOn dollars principal snd
interest, ami isr ,h- first instslment of said mort
gage and the iuTthrT sum o. one hundred anu hy one
- 100 dollars principal aud Interest and for the
ond nsai.ment at sad mortgage, amounting In all e.
the sum oi four hundred and ninety two 32 100 dollsr
AMI sRh mortgage having teen duly assigned ".
10Th Jay pf August, 1855, by The said Vance Browu
To Charles n Mackubip aud Er,stas Edgerton and the
gumen. thereof duly recorded in the ohce Of the
Register cf Deeds of said county of Ramsey the 4Ot
day OF August 1855, AT 10 O'Clock ~ in Book az OF
Mortgage PAGE 26H. Aud aid mortgage having been
Ieas.ened by the said Mackabin n Edgerton to said
Brown, The isih day Of June. 1886, Which last
toned ennIent recorded the 20h day Of june
1885, the Office o. the Resi-r o D-eis 81 said coant,,
IN Hooh ''' Hf hufkskes, on pay" w, ~ : q Stn'h
AMI the ssid OF four haudrsi and nluety-tw"
- 100 dollars heng row due and unpaid and suit
prcceeding st las having been Instituted the
debt secnei b. -ah mortgage any part thereof notice
hereby fyeu that hy virtue of the power Of sale
ss mortgage conta n-i. ami pursusnt 20 the statute
sush n4ae and prov idea th- premises said
gage mentioned aud described as follows to wit Lot
one ~ two tl three (3). four a. i've 90, eighteen
as niueteen tlsl twenty t4U), twenty t2ll and
srnty-two (22) 10 block fourteen fi4). IN Sun-oa
Breeh Ramsey addition SAINT psul will he ,oli
publ g veHdne At the Court House IN said city OF
sant ias, on the IAN dsv al pcios,r \. d. 1880 At
our ~ lock, y. ".
NmkIN HENp. 4 ItNCi BROWN,
Attys ieT MORTGAGE. Mortgage.
Dated Aasut ahh tsos .laNGw
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-09

ioaDd ia his pocket markell " Atwood aud
wiz"
The hull II th. y iayara sunk about mil,
AMI half from the shore. eight miles below
Port Washington, anl in six or seven faiiou's
water.
She was valued al g. ) 900 aud Was, VI b.
lieve fully insured. Her cargo WIS very yaL
uable one, consisting mostly Of merchandise
among which VAS one hundred and 6ity packa.
ges OF dry goods. 1t will prove total lors.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-09
Railroad CoaSeastea.

Ia thc Railroad Convention at Cinennati.
on Friday, the Committee on passngr fares
made the following report. which Was adopted ;
"RsNlroi, That tue common iav- between
New York and common points in the West
shall IN no case exceed two and hall cents
per mile through Of this sum the road
between Crcstline and New York receive four
teen dollars and SIXTY cents.
Under this resolution the farr shall b. ~
follows
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-09

LravxSwoxrp CrY, August 2G, 1856
We now have smother Kansas war on band.
got up expressly Tor political capital, and you
will .ce lhe papsrS aoodsd with account, of
sanguinAry battles. and all sorts oi stories about
ths outrageous scts committed by each party
Tho whole story is this some Of the f'er
State men accused man by ,he name oi TIr's
and his clan, with hosss stealing, and taking
some arms from the Free State men The Free
State nen, or part Of lAsg's party. attacked
TIrrss house, and took him prisoner. and "
cannon that was taken from Lawrence last
spring None were killed. aud this is the
foundation Tor the whole batch OF lies yoa will
bssr. Of iscompton being burnt, oil tho priso
usrs rescued. men aud families driven out, mnr'
dsresi. robbed, &c. &c Ths struggle is who
shall tell the most lies, and stick 10 them with
the best proof This fuss is all carried On by
political delnagogues. gamblers. aud ih" nos'
desperate characters The large mas oi the
people have nothing to 10 with the matter and
ksep entirely slod. The government troops
have gone oot amongst them. aud will put 4
stop to any further disturbance The papers
from ,i,e State. ere coming IN diled with the
most daianabe falsehoo,ls ever published in
any civilized country. Our paper, OF course.
give ,he,n the materials to work on they gct
up good batch Of extras, and they arr now
being circulated all over The country. J be
lisvc \ snsas win he made Free State, aiicr
they r., oil the fools and roguc@ out Of the
way and the people get lair chapeo
LEAyEswoHru CRY. Sept, y, is5G,
sincr writing my last We have had iew
days or very exciting times, some lc',era
were iuund which stated that LANE would come
10 aud take lHsvcnwor,h, and requesting the
Free Soiiers TO gather IN town by squads 50 as
to help him 10 case LAsr should have hard
light The consequence was that quite nam
Der oi ,he promineo, Free so,lcrs were ordered
to leave, which some VI them did The Mis-
souriau, hocked over into the Territory. To the
humber OF two thousand or twcoty i've hun
dred Exaggerated tales Of outrage, etc by
LASls lnen broaght them over, hut ~ soon as
they learned the true state OF affairs. they all
disbauded anil went home and peace and quiet
ere now nearly rstord. This 10 all poi''
cal movement, and do not think there will b.
any lighting, Our new Governor IS a, St
Louis. aud will probably bs up III u icw days
Everybody Is anxioasly waiting his arrival ~-
IoS will see the usual exaggerated accounts oi
matters in X Ansas, which you csn set down NJ
being talss statements in n,ne hundred aud
ninety nine eases out vt every Thousand got
up to order lor political capital There have
beeu seu~ shocking outragcH committed by
both parties; thai rs, by thieves and murder
tetvrs who claim TO belong to both parties.
u wac In 'onseqGsase D! sca.c .. iaesr '1'fa
gcs. by a ~, OF gambling thlev,- that made
the Mssoarians 10 hack as the, wonid not
vet with such men Thinas will all bs put 10
tights by the time the Presidential election
comes oti
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-09
DBrRICT CoURT-THIRD DISTRICT

DISTRICT CoURT-THIRD DISTRICT
IL County of Carver.
JOHN PockLINsToS vs.. JonS sCHLEnLiNE-summea>
for money demand contract, complaint served
To the aboye-nAmsd Del~ndants
fou are hereby summoned and required answer tbs
complaint in the above entitled action which le
"a the Office OF the elefk of said Court ChaskA In
eaanty of Carser the I'D day of August, A. D. 1856
aud 10 copy of your said snswes upon 81 m,
once, In the town or Shskepes In the county of Scott
within tw-n,y days after the service Of this summon,
UPON you exclusive Of the day of such service, ana
fail ia SAID pisint a. hereby required
the plalnta Will take judgment for eleven dolhrs ami
hty cents. with interest thereon from the sth day
AGgu.i, A. u. 1856, and e.-ts of this action.
JOHN N. HOLLAND.
PlainiiTs ATTORNEY,
Dated August 22i, ls5s.-ssp.5 W 6w
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-09
1TfRRTToRY OF MINNESOTA DISTRICT
II i..lL. EI .s:.xi n.xtx..t y

II tFFN NJ -Ft,Fu ITstrltt EHmsFN '0uhTN.
DtSJ.NS 8. Hnyr against stCHARtFs X. ssIrs and n,S-
IEL BgKck, Jr Action 10 quit title
tappsafing O. my sausfsction from The aaadsyt el
the sst psihtT and the of the Sheriff apon the
summons sEbprns 10 the above Untitled action. that
each nf DE ssd d-fendahts out Of the Territory
81 fsyaiA. aud that neither of b~f sher due irquiry
hv o4gd hsrein, and that each az The sad Jeisn
aU's ave noe residents thersof-
SEQ or1ef that each o Ih. .si defendants sppsar ct
plead, ln-Nsr demur 10 The said plan,s'. com
o the b. DAY ~ Dvcsmb.r neSt
sp .io fartri~r order, that hs order aud the SAL
moHa he served ppoa zach of thu said defenisnt.
by tie p9bhcson thereof at lest in weeki m
weeks seecessvsy. IN ths nes.psp>f pGbished IN
the sAsd Cognty II Ramsey called the WsskIS PtoxEks
,xn pTNorRtr ARd do direct that copy Of the said
uulupns s7agtsnt AMI of tii. erJ.t he frthwi,h Dc
pei'ei n the Pt ure s,ist Paul N said Terriiory
directed to TIE ssd t-irndant Chsde. X Smith a.
lisuultoa. Batter county n The -tsie of Ohip
iR.ed Ias2.ta day oi Aasu,t, A. u, isss.
II SHERBIRNE
AaS kswtt Judgs ID District
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-09
B0Idrin Female seminary.

VNillS INSTITUTION WILL COMMENCE OS
i NEDsKsp,y. sept 10th un Ter efficient 'rpy ~
ace onp plished teacher. insruotnn will he gwen ~ nd
t6e branches aaght IN the oldest and hest f~msle Co
ieses "a ih- co-ntry rutlons paysble quarterly "a
~ the rates al similar iastitnuons tte EAs
The institution viii CONSIST of the Primary neVsn
meni for Children and y0ang Ghis sni ths toegfat.
ior y"ung LADIES' The " study embraces NatuTa
sei.ncss Mstbsmatcs Relies Lsures, ksth"ues Iat,s
Ireaeh t.erpan and itslian
Superior fsci,ies for the aequst Cd the tEe Arts
via; Au-ie "a its ysrinus de apartments Painting pls
Pastel "r water tolors Drawing, Linear Crs syiithirs
OF Poyehromstics Wax Frat or Ilovsr- Embrod
efi~s fapter Mashe or reils Wots The I.sehsrs ar
all ladies of-sperence IN the best fsmal- |rases
the kast,
snail Rnuthrf of ieans Lsds- po~. ihlv BE- q
conmosisisi tie 'snily OF The rrino,ps teS .rsu
rng ro"ms - circaars. apply at Winsow tias-e, ts
sns7siS~ T. N. eMiTH, A. Al Frrs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-09

We copy below extracts from letters lately
received BY Mr.. J. DAY. Of this city, from his
brother, DE-. j. II DAY, formerly resident
hsre, sod well known to many u our citizens
Written ouly for the eye Of his brother. they
may bs read without distrlsi even by the yer.
i~st Black Republican IN our midst. a" being
truthful accounts of Whist hes been transpiring
10 Kansas A letter dated the 20th oi sep
tsmbsr. states that quiet MAS then completely
restored The l<tten follow
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-09
sVicOlS. Ai1lIse y Co..
WHOLESALE AND RyTAr. DEALEKs ~
STOVES, TIN WARE. AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. &C.,
Conar Of Erckangs GEd S1ua ia'isng SIS,
Near tsr American Hotel

Co1ar of EfchGngs GEd NIua .fa's'uF SIS,
Near the Am~rtraa Hotel.
NJ. fAt L.s,-. ..+.sss.s ss-.ss.s- h. u.
Are usw cp~nins their large aE5 sssfa..y selected
stsek ccrstns In part Of Caatlsx and rsrcr u
lst>,; sud most s9Prese. patterns. Tn Fage Fte
TIA ra lead, Bar sai stest l<sd, COPPER Bo,tams,
RrslsF ssd rtao~t >s-et cerpsr, she~t 1iae saes
lrua and Naiis Il all window Glsss sFd $.shes
WNfe Leaf and Iae Paia.s, Nanlils Hepes,
FARMING INPLrMESTS
Such 90 fsow., CgliEvs;oY snd Hsrrcw r-,gh Grain
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the io~sst rates.
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