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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

Fsr BRrrIsa ADMIRALTY has forwarded TO
Mr.. HENRY GsiSSxlI. Of New York. . splen-
did silver vase. As token Of regard Tor his no
bic services in search OF Sir JOSH FRANKLIN.
The Admiralty at the same time forwarded
. silver tea service and salver for DR. kaSr,
gold medals for DR.. kASr and the other On
Gers, and silver medals for the crew the whole
Of the articles hearing suitable Inscriptions
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

The Increase ir gross earnings in the past
fiscal yea, ending April 80. 1856 was $685.
623, equal to about ffty-fou per cent on the
grc's earnings OF the previous year. This is
not quite equal to the early estimates, bat the
cause OF the actual receipts falling short of the
calculations IL found in the severity Of the past
winter
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

Five nohlemcn are said to own about one
fourth Of oil the and~i property in Scotland
They arr the Dukes OF Argyle, Athol, Suther-
land. and Cucclcugh. About two thousand
proprictors are said also to own onethird Of the
land and total revenue OF the three Kingdoms
vt England. Scotland and lrcland
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

we Oh ssaa The wessiy rsossGs Ass DssseaA'
srststessy os year, to eli who viii become oees
sessl sossrssiers th,s department u the PAPER At
tAs sapssoa 81 the year v ss aiseos'isssS snis's
cur ssssstioa 10 called 70 Q rensvsil
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

1Hx Mosso> CONSTITUTION --The Wash
nston Sa' OF Mcoday says From private
adviees We hrok scr the arrival at Washington
IN about s'e-n day, II . delegation from Salt
Lake City bringing State Consultation nor
Utah 10 which they will sst the sdrnisica Of
that State in,s The Caiua.-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

Ltsrty IN Nano. L, has been ruIsd 10
rcrrnt trial in France, that elevtors are only 10
know such names OF constituents Is may b
VoucAsASed BY the government To give piece
Of paper with name upoo Il 10 an e,ec,or is
. penal odeuce In fHnce Liberty must be
like JUSTIFY blind.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29
YNERRIT0Ry OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF RICE -.

10 HNsA q Wdt toHt0N
Notice 10 hersby sivea that shah sppiy 10 tn. ri.
uiet Court 10 and for the county Of Rice NJ the ne,
sssson Of the ssd Court At Farsaat in sad enup,y "a
vscats the Additioa 10 Fsribaalt, hno~n as MetI,I
aad Additins 10 FAreaaitg plot cf which AdiitIon
vse recorded In the once Of the Register Of DEED. Tor
said county, January sh, A. D., lisa IN Boes afTovp
Piass, paSs 5. HUGH No,IEIIsSn
Dated ~ fsrbsult NJ. T, Nay sth. 1850 mio-S l~s,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29
Esvuiuss aud 1sesouress % the Illinois
Central Railroad.

The following table exhibits in . striking
light the rapid increase in the income Of the
Central Road from the tins Of its opening 10
tho lat of January last
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29
EAPIRE STATE CLOTHING HALL-rHy

UMPIRE STATE CLOTHING HLL-rHE
IL latest s'yss Of FAIL AL WINTER GOops a.,
rvessved '"""s Jss'
Iss ssssrs,s,sa hsv. Ii. pleasure to lassr. N.
..s, o rssi and rieinlty, hat they are ao~
"sNrLEsEN sWkAE for he appre.sAine ssssoo
the, vosA cal perteulsr sitsniien 70 der assort
ns.. u sois CLOTHING, oil Of vAlsA tAsy pre-
paret 10 ell 81 very l,s Prise.
nsrAanfs ssyiny o. wAoies.ls woala do sell tssiv
I" CAL ssssrs psreAsslne sise~a~rs
fsll ssppiy Of Csan essussAnG Goods stwsvs 90
tsss. FTlLEn q MENDnooS,
Third Street. ces dses ssss u WsbAshav
Asi sspssi,s AsclssA erss osss..w ssr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29
LEGATION WILL RE

NOTICE-THAT APPLICATION WILL BE
IN made TO The Board Of County Commissionsrs Of
Ramssy county for The location ofa Road connecting the
Kettle River Rosd with the Rice Lake County Road In
Town Thirty (s0 Ranges Twenty two (?2) aad rwenty
thres (as) West. st the merit regular session
Nay yth. 1859 49,.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29
OF Minnesota

- tOtST1 VI bktE EAuTH u.
nistrtet Court, Third Judicial District Cax.,n
srru s<aisst HAsSAs s-vrI
To the pefsadsnt, Hannah stuu.
Noa are hereby sammonnsd to answer ,As eomnl..,,
Cenrsd esats, psiaue, which hes bees ed l,h ~.
eefs OF his Court and 10 eopy u your snsv.,
o. ths saeseros Of hsnksto, N within ,hirty d.v.
ssf me service OF his sammons enslusivs Of *. a.
OF ssrvses, and 70. ii 10 II. ssia eomns1.,
- hereby eenusatsa, The psintla viii spei, ~ -
Seurt Tor the rel,s, demanded therein W" " ~
l. CRIMSON, ATTY tor Pisisrt
~" !" Ns'>Ao' Ssa say 1870 may is svs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

In North Carolina, common schools are rap
lily increasing. 10 the year lsA0 they were
attended By 5000 scholar, Last year the
attendance ~ l30,QQ0 In he state
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

nn, A. bERfHfER, Pay ieian and Surgeon, offers
~ hts professional services TO the citizen of 81 au
and Vicinity Particular attsation given Midwifery
and oil diseases Of females.
oncs hour. from a NJ TN or. NJ, and at his Tes-
deaes on Roberts Street, at all other times
once opposite the Rics House, ~. Anthony Street
~. Paul. tDc. 1855. wSu
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

NOTICE-THAT APPLICATION WILL BE
IN made 70 the Doard Of County Commissioner Of
Rsmsey county, for the sppontmsnt Of three Commits
sousrs 10 ssrsghisn sad 70 Asests the County Road
regular sssaios
Nay 1lh, 1856 ~st
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

VNEMPERANCEHO HOUSE, JACKSON STREET
l. between Third and Fourth sts., 81, sal, n. T.
Good bostdag, By the day, week or month, on easy
terms. Good stsbiins attached. Public patronass 10
solicited Stages call ct this house daily for passenger.
sTssn of the square aad Compass "a
January 7, 1850. Wy J. W. MABoN
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

CHICAGO AND GALEsA RAILROAD. an-
neled statements exhibit the monthly earnings
Of the Galena and Chicago Railroad Company
IA each nonth Of the past two fiscal years
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

TRUMAN NJ SMITH, BANKER AND DEAL
l. LIZ IN Real Estate St. sul, Minnesota, EIehspg.
Sought and Sold. Interest allowed on Time Deposits
Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale OF Rss
Estate, Loanins Money, Locating Land Warrants, Pay.
meut Of TxIcs, Re, &c. frs II wem
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

The Annual Report Of the Director Of the
Mint, for the year 1855, has been published BY
order Of Congress, and an order Issued Tor
printing one thousand additional copies for dc
tribution.
The Report shows the operation Of the ps.
rent Mint, and Of oil the Branches, as well -
Of the Assay Office Of New York, f~ the whols
year u 1855. II appears that the total coin.
age for the year was over 956. 900 900; and
that the aggregate coinage Of tho Mint ssd ali
its branches (inclsding gold hsrs), from the
year 1898. has bern e4s8J s6s. o63s3. The
portions executed at the parent Mint and at
each Branch, has been ~ follows
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

His stock consists In Pc
which are offered ~ ths "
50 hhds n o Sugar
20 Do CSystAiissd do
100 bbls Crushed do
10 DO Powdered DO
100 DO A D do
so de sH Melassss
50 do Rsboilsd do
IS hf bbls s Il do
30 kegs Syrup do
70 ebh Golden syrsp
100 kegs do
80 hf CHESTS Imperial Tea
30 pigs Y II do
30 do Black DO
30 DO 0unpowdsr ~
100 sacks Rio Cofss
~ do Java Do
70 boxes Ground do
10 casks Rice
100 boxssYsmily Sosp
& do Fancy DO
10 DO CASTLE do
" do Mould Candies
90 do sperm d.
50 do Star do
rs BIZ 6orss Star DO
TSQr do DO do
50 bills Vinegar
20 pkgs saleratus
100 sack. q A Salt
800 do small Dairy do
500 do Large do do
100 Dbl. Common Salt
20 boxes Starch
10 hf do DO
60 bis Plot Bread
SO do Batter CrssAeTs
20 90 Boston g.
10 do Soda DO
IL do Sugar DO
20 III bbls SstlA 30
% do Batter de
30 30 sussrto
50 DO wins d.
rs bbls Almonds
10 30 Fiiberts
10 do Csstsnss
10 aa-s Sare pe-
10 DO Oyster
Is Do Lobster
10 do Cfsras
30, 900 lbs COihsA
10 bhis Nseksrel
10 hf bbls DO
100 Kits do
$50 hoIes Sealed iisrrlpx
So ats Tongues 4 sounds
10 Dbl, PORK
50 do isri
2U90 lbs Cheese
500, no Ass,'a CSgats
soo hove. Che wing Tobacco
80 10 Pine Cat do
40 do Ast'd Candies
25pkgs Dursess Y Povesr'
20 Coils l
And all other articles usus
Orr Gerry establishment, con
Aapt II. IAAa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

The incrcase IN The buslness oil The road has
been most extraordinary. and the prospect for
the stockholders IL brilliant for the future.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

MARBLE! MARBLE JUST RECrIyVn
AvA At THE MINNESOTA MARBLE WORKS go,
o. ssessoo and ssvenh streets, 81 Pssi q ebc,..
,es o. Anssrsa Nod Italian hosansau, Teme s,,o..
Nsos chimney Pieces, Furniture slshs a.
Ihoss wishing 20 srsrt suitshls snd l,s,,nv ,r,,,
70 me msnofsy OF their frsnts viii 10 ~. 10 e.1 "a
sssntas essess percAasinS ELSEWHERE
~P''u 81, sos1 Hsu }. T. rosrEyIN 4 90
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

A JACKSON BELL, NOTARY PUBLIC
~ Practical sarvsyes sas p,sIe- "a al 70.
Lsea Ws-.sasa e., osaeos III.
ha,ss :, ~. L..
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

70 . large and complete stocs
Wooden Wars, &c. 10 which
D Is particularly rsqusstsd.-
lrt OF the following articles
cry lowest market ratss.
10 cases Olive Oh
10 boxes Asst'd Pie Fruiis
30 dos cans Quincss
Is do Peaches
10 10 Tears
I DO ksd Carrant jail
- Dc Back Do
8 Dc Raspberry Ian
o do Lemon Syra
0 DO 0iagsr DO
90 Raspberry d.
loo do Flasr'ng Extzs cts
Seases Preserved 6ingsr
10 boxss haccaroui
!le 10 vsrmaeslh
Is do Fsrina
no dos cans Grssn Peas
10 do Shall oeaAs
as cases Asst d Pickles
10 pkss Mustard
) bAlss Cloves
80 mats Cassis
. bags Ptmsnte
0 do Ieppss
100 lbs Nutmeg
90 lbs Mace
10 boIss 0rospd 6inSss
no do Chocolate
10 O. CocsA
10 d Tomato CAtseE
2o Pepper Sauce
skssv sc Soda
hfbbls Cream TsrtAi
4 eases Dscanters
o do Tambiers
50 dos wash Boards
lso dos Brooms
l2 dec Market Daststs
lao dos Bed Cords
us aos Clothes Lines
10 dos Pillow I ines
lTS dos Buckets
50 Sest Tubs
10 dos Are Hsltss
40 boxes Clothes PLa'
10 do I'd Pipes
1850 eAsss Matches
rs sorss ssh Glass
IS do l0xlA DO
100 kess Asst'd Mats
10 bales OakuB
10 bill. Fitch
10 DO Rosin
10 do Tar
a. Kegs Rae Pesssd
Is or ksgs &,
IS cases 1 IL ans a.
Is Kegs Bia ling DO
i2s bag. Asst'd shsf
500 lbs Bar ese
80, 900 @ n ! ercusssen CAS-.
20 bslss wlekins
% DO Irvine
$50 do Batting
= 1000 Seamless Bag,
Aanilia Rope
ally for sale in . Wholsss q.
Istantly On hand
das
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29
GROCERIES.

A L. LARPENTEUR, WHOLESALE GRO.
IA GER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Corner Of
Third and Jsekson street, Saint Psaj u 7.
Hss In store and To arrive Large and e0npsts stocs
Of Grocsriss Provisions Wooden Ware &c, to which
the attention Of the Trade IL particularly rsqusstsd
His stock consl,ts In part OF the following articles
which are offered .. ths very lowest market ratss.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

IotAi t.ttH.rt...Hf.r e~ ss'"isS' ~~- h,eHS,iis
For the last four months OF the present year
the number Of miles open standing at G27) the
aggregate receipts have been u, follows
Jsnasry ..,......, tiat,,AaI March .,.,, sisi too
February ...... Is soY Arrl ........... 100, ?sa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

MILL FURNISHING ESTABLISHED IN
vi lsss. q c. retd Co., (saecsssors 10 Ira
rosa 4 eeas No sl2 Asia street, eorser Nsrraa 81
Laus Mo- In parssr. sud Msns tearsrs prsnxh nur,
Mil stosss, Duteh AHshor BsltiaS Cloths Pog,ssl.
Grain Niis
Plaster q PaTs alh Peka
Lsathsr Benns Mn spls,iles
Rseeer Batting Nil Srrss,
asees, h.-e ssgulstlng Scr.s.
Hemp Psekas p.r.al r..
nsecsf rse.ns NsYp~v Rivsts
uo. rre'' s.sn NJ, etc
Oar sssursmsns q MA @a;srtsi IL The Arss., ia "A.
United s~" Az pre-sas % have ca kaaa 40 pstrv :,
NIL stoass Orders prompt, ansd an1 al srf,ess ~,
rs.ss1
APrs-ly Gkc TODD.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29
ST. LOUIS.

IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT CORN 4 COB
l. PLANTATION MlLL.-Pres rsdaesd. The sub
scriher has purchased exclusive right Of territory r
sale In the West, Of the abe~e es,ebrsted MILE ed 10
prepared TO furnish them at ell times . ther wholesale
OF retail gaarantesd, in the most positive naaDsr.
II IL now mere thss year since The Little Giant
sss iatrodueet 70 the pahlc, daring which time u hss
been eoasssniiy srs~ ing in The popular Avoy
he improvements reeeutiy effected and patented
make the most perfect mschlne ever offered 6r gee
sfsl fArm uss Il Ia furnished eoppsss ready fsr si
tsehing t-su, 'snd weighs 80 fclle-. Ne 1, a2S No
s5oi No }, go No. I, 500 pounds. Twenty nlnuies
are sneeteat 10 Get one up without mcdaniel ssd
And .hen once sdossd, vita sais,y Be sstrustse
To eov- Fol- directioss accompany each min.
rHfcrs
No. sss .Oa -t triOd ba. meal pr hour with hers.
" q Go 10
ESQ II
4 sse 20 &
arlih~g.i d.coat 20 dealer,
JAMES q. CHADWICK,
Va. ~ Iesast at, between seeeod and rhirt,
aovi-aksiy 81 Loais, No
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29
PeDisIeal News.

The Republicans In several Of the Coagres'
sepsl districts In Ohio, have declared In favor
Of CsAss fos President
Tbs Washington correspondent Of the ~
Hrold, goaips - follows In reference to the
approaching Convention:
Ths city h full Of delegates to the Ciocln.
natl Convection and oil sorts Of contrsdicbfy
staAsmsuts are floating about. Pierces lr,enos
ere dsspoudlng Bachsnans are hoping Ior !
reaction On bis arrival; whilst Douglas stocs
iset Il u prcssnt time 10 booyant.. Doag'es
ifisede claim Tor him, Ia the North, iiiinon,
IndIans. Ohio, Iowa and Vermont, leaving
NichIoea snd Wisconsin doubtful. Although
D. M, Stats has elected Douglas delegates,
Ruchsnans friends claim that they will enter
m. Cooventloa with ninety-i0ur votes--tbe
Sisssst sstimstc. Pierce Will get large vote
oc ~ Ant ballot, but IL IL understood that II
nm b complimentary. Louisiana will throw
~ vote for DosgIss. ihough--pr eo,fro Sen
saor glIIeIl asserts Il will 70 6r Buchanan. II
m.st bs remembered, however, that Slidell, ~
the Ajsnd Of Buchanan, was deieatcd. aud Soule,
Douglas friend, elected Bright and bis friends
srs sctivc for Douglas. This sets At rest the
Idsa that be would not get Indiana. Pugh,
Medry, and other Ohio delegates, now here,
ssert that that Btate IL for Douglas. Yer
mont 10 conceded 10 him. II Is known that In
I'll the States, sxsspt Virginia, where iDoaglss
ID not the 6vt choice, he Is tho second. Sbrcwd
politicians, therefore. assert that alter the first
ballot, Douglas viii run up rapidly Nous YER
yors. Should tho Convention conclude 10 drop
The three prominent candidates., tho names Of
Hunter, Anslrew johnson Of Tenn. Rusk of
Texas, and Wise Of Va, are mentioned Hun
Ter, being . strict constructionist, opposed 10
river and harbor improvements, lighthouses
&C., would hsvo strong friends In tho South,
bot woald lose proportionsbly In the West
Rusk, on tho contrary, Is liberal In hiH views
~ 10 the powers Of Tho general government.
johnson q Tenn. being somewhat freesoiliss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-04
NUMBER 50.
GBt 9ailg Jonrnal
SECRET OF SUCCESS.

The New York Observer. of late date, has
the following under its commercial head:
Americans are in too much of a hurry, and
too fond Of change, and these characteristics
are unfavorable to the highest success in com
mercial pursuits. The young clerk can scarce
| ly wait until he is twenty-one, before he must
go into business for himself He thinks that
energy and capital are all that is required, and
as he has superabundance of the former he
hunts up partner who can command little
of the latter, and the two set out together up
on the uncertain sea. We wish that all young
men could be impressed with the conviction
that they have their trade or occupation to
learn before they can practice it to advantage;
and would be content to acquire a little expert
ence under another's roof before they set up
on their own recount. In former article we
criticised those who selected their clerks for
certain degree of availability, instead of look
ing for character and capacity; we might give
the converse of the picture and treat of the
readiness of young men to change their en-
ployers, or to escape from service altogether
under the impulse of certain wild notions of
independence. Clerks or employees who make
frequent changes, and are restless under Ie-
straint, are never valuable and will accom-
plish but little good for themselves or others.
On the other hand it should be the rule with
the employers to give more encouragement to
those in their service. It is for the interest of
both parties that clerk should not break
away at twentyone and go into business on
his own account; and the merchant should not
drive him to do this for want of proper sup
port. Those who do the work should share
in the profits; and while the clerk, who has no
risk, cannot expect an equal division of the
earnings, he is entitled to remuneration in
proportion to his services and the general sue
cess. Ifthis rule were observed there would
be more good clerks and fewer unsuccessful
merchants
But Americans show their improvidence in
wasting their reputation. Flour is known by
the brand, and yet how few establish charac-
ter for their mill by perseverance in uniform
excellence. If half the ingenuity which is
spent in trying to hide blemishes in an article
TO be sold and disposed of at an undue price.
were wisely directed in making it to CORES
pond with the representation, the reward would
be much surer, and the good will of the bust
ness would be of some value. man, too,
may be known by 'his brand" and persons
in trade would give their sanction to nothing
which their consciences cocld not approve,
how current would be promise! how inyio-
late an unwritten obligation! We do not
think, with some gloomy anchorities, that the
world is annually becoming more corrupt, but
there is need of a heartier union between prin-
ciple and practice in the lives of our men of
business, and the reward of such union may
be partly reaped this side the grave.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-04
Peter Funk Worsted.

Peter Funk is an extremely shrewd man.
but he sometimes gets worsted A case has
recently occurred which we will relate A
Countryman named King, was in the city on
business and though appearing somewhat
"green,'' was not altogether unacquainted with
the ways of Gotham. He had heard of Peter,
and resolved to see him. He accordingly
went into mock auction store, where a num-
ber of men were examining watches, with the
apparent intention of buying. IS
When King entered, wise looks were ex-
changed between these gentry, and the sale
soon commenced. A handsome and valuable
gold watch was offered, and King, being
good judge of the article, bid it in at S25 He
Immediately put it into his pocket and turned
to leave. The auctioneer asked him to have
the watch done up. "No,' replied King, "I
will carry it in my pocket-it will be SAFE"
''You had better have it done up" psesisted
the auctioneer; "you can then put it in your
trunk and carry it home without danger of
losing it." 81 never lose anything" replied
King. a.
By this time several men had gathered
around him, some advising him to have it done
up, and others asking him to- let them look at
it. But he declined all offers and started for
the door. Peter saw that he had got hold of
the wrong customer, and resolved to effect by
force what he could not by deception. A man
sprung before King, and was about to close
the door. while the others pressed closely
around him. Thereupon, he drew revolver,
and drassuring them that it was well loaded and
a sure fire, told the man at the door, in very
cool and deliberate manner, that if he attempt
ed to shut it. he would blow his brains out
forthwith. Then pushing away the men
around him with pair of stout arms, he ex-
claimed, "the first man who dares to lay his
hands on me will be shot!' They all stood
back, and King walked out with his watch,
while Peter found himself done little brown
er than he ever remembers to have been. ~
NJ 7. Post,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-04
NEW FAMILY GROCERY
THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.

CSsf u IN ID % w 9l @ Eo q
AvING reduced their prices to correspond with the
III duced of Satpetre continue to offer their well
known brands of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE owder in kegs and canisers Also tunpowder for
Blasting and Mining prsng full of quate
and kinds required by the trade give entire
satisfaction.
The their Powder which has enjoyed
highest reputation than twenty years. will
found other manufacture of the kind
the world.
For sale by the and also the Office
Company, No. So Wall Water street, New York.
A. G. HAZARD, President.
A. e. DOUGLASS, Seo'y. mY26-6md
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-04
ROCK HAVEN FOIs SAFE.

e=ao WISHING to retire from active busin ess TO my
fa5fT farm offer this place for sale. On 1t is
m HE7 commodOus Tavern House, large three Try
HsA Stone Warehouse also of Frame; Pork House
with capacity to slaughter from 400 to 500 hogs
day. with good Stables and all oubuildings.
has landing Of good depth of water and at all imas
free from mud Dry Goods and Gro
Trade and widely known shipping point second
but few the Ohio river from Louisville Evans
vie The location and chara ter of the business of the
place mpeayely require other branches of business
dueted viz Tobacco Stemmery &C., Re-, all
TALLY to supply the demands of the public and
which, if done, would increase the general business
place amazingly large section of the country from which
TINS time no trade has been derived Tor want or road)
and this point than other will in short time
brought this place order issued
for the opening of roads For further formation
dress ROBERT GRAHAM.
iye-tds Rock Haven. KY,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-04

GA young lady returning late from
concert, as it was raining ordered the coach
man to drive close to the sidewalk, but was
II am too heavy" "Lord, marm," replied
Jehu, 81 am used to lifting barrels of sugar"