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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18
"Aw' 10 u rhcre,Ne Are."

The Ntm,,oi,dn with liz usual p,ocli,i,y 10
fals,hood. has lately charged upon the Demo
Gratis IN different parts oi the Territory. All IN.
teniiou u, sinking party issues in the approach
ing election, and running especially upon their
legislative tickets. poparty men We have
heard no such intention eypressI by the he
mvrary OF any par, OF Minnesota; our friends
simply desire = fair fight, and entertain no
doubts as TO the result
10, this consistent Journal which "a 81 ter
riblv shocked a, the idea ct Democrats sup
porting men im oftcc irrespective Of party
ties has let the cat out OF the has, uninten.
t,onal'y no doubt, ~ to the policy ii thu Re.
publicsns At the approaching rlect'sn. In the
MnntNadn at Saturday, We find the follow
Ing:
arxs number .f the s,tsse. Of nssos soaa'y. OF
both peI,tiesl pAStss, who sss sssPJ Interested .
100 shanh pisse tAuagA ths sisetoa OF proper
men ., the coming siss'.n tsr r"Sss ss> COMA 'sos
waA,vAar, taC ssN
| .s,era, ~heh esmpe.ss The gtsst mas ~ he "psn
erse ,cs,s efths, county thu, the needed rsiarss.
D III 4
that part, u, the RsyaAhesn. ihsa their
Uss the soth aomtss's The very best see the. can
aaS IN the soesiy, (ssd ,afss r~p"ade'sass u 'h's
cisss Ia he bunl ~ our renA aha 90 SnsFAsss me
| trl.i .o aem a.,sd vii be elected
rh.s raj. sAeah sPpg not eal, ~ esss'y 10, 10 Lk.
| vet Auvs seswsrn>s
80 We have here. a Recommendation TO the
| Republicans 10 nominate the hest men they can
| 6nl LET ,hc~ men conc from what party they
may" The reasons ior this Recommendation
ar obvious Dakota county is largely Demo
cratic. AMI the Republicans, with party lines
drawn closely, havo not the slightes, chance Of
securing even respectable minority Of the
votes heucr the Recommendation. let ,hcs'
men THE nominccs) come from What party they
ms, i'"~ any sans man sappo~' W. viii
hear u like characterization 20 the voters OF
hsunepIu. winona or other counties, supposed
to b. Republican. 10 those counties, straight.
cut Rrpah,css tickets viii b. Nominated, but
IN the fscmccrs,ic s,rcughcl,is, an attempt win
be made To run a Republican ticket disguised
~ a Peoples and to create jissrasions in the
Tsm-ra,ic rank. AMI ,h.r-hy snccsi with
the mcugrel teke,
I We trust the democracy oi Dakota county
will trea, this attemp, TO play upon their ere
iulisy A. il desvvss- let a strslght-oat lAeu,-
ocsstic ticket bs nominated, conpssi OF good
citisens fully coapssest Tor the ofhss for
which they are namsd AMI We have 10 h,ars
a. 60 the insult
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18
NapOieOn's Will.

The government journal published On the
jsis day Of St. Napoleon decree in regard 10
the execution Of the testament OF Napoleon the
First. This will ~ Napoleon, snnulled under
,hc monarchis~ which suco~isl 'he Empire,
has been revived and declared II full frcp Nv
the present Emperor the moment the new En-
pire was declared II was will concpive,l IN
der extraordinary Circumstances, AMI in all re
spccts al extraordinary will. 1, Wa made by
NAPOLEON wmlc in exile at -, Helena. and
calls for the distribution Of several milliors Of
francs irom the treasury Of country from
which he was then eNilcd ard over whn-r funals
he 10 longer hal any more control than the
SECRETARY who dotted down his dictatians -
lie, BE- did i, unAv the provision that his san,e
wouhi some day control ihs, TREASURY and that
thea his testament would b. executed Nor
over the document Is 40 written and the he
quests - distributed. that opposition To its
execution IS neutralizcd Thus, on tbs DAY OF
the fds tie dccrcv onlerci thc payment OF fifty
thousand francs 10 the tsenrysix departments
'Rd.caiei by Nspoleon in the Si.l, and i've
ihou'aai ~ the ncc,ly soldiers OF the Empire
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

We are requested I" atn'r by WV SrRGo
iiut t'q Superintendent oi 'hc common
Schools Of THE 'rcrrit"ry, that hr - nov ct"
gagged IN preparing u iist al school hooks "l
us in the Territory. IN the public ahuola ant
tia, hr viii be- Glad Ia receive recommends
tlous aud suggestions from Tie troda Of cdu
utoper works Ia h. usssI IN ~. s,hDnl-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

la kASEs ESrrprto> We harm that
this srea, National cork viii b. eai by the ist
OF Octob~ The work Mil hs comprised in
two octave volumes Of nearly 800 pages each,
containing - fe .tel plates. and abou, 500
sabcrb wo"d engrasngs, also four maps. show
ing their importan, discoveries Sc The pub
fishers Mcssrs. Childs 4 rs,ersoa, oi rhlA
,lelphia annoauce ihAt they have alr~.iy 70
600 subscribers 10 this work
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

Rev. BsxL1ssl 3 HoDsDES got upon The
floor third time. he rolled his eyes heaven
wsrd sud swaytd hk arms to and fro. and aid
he would thank God, III the L aion Wa. dissolved
thisnonent--the soaner The better. Tie aid
that the South had m right 10 hold slaves
Mr CAMP Republican. said be Was ashamed
to SIT there and hear any man who had soul
worth calling scsi, utter such ai,omiBab.s
sentiments. If the Black Republican, party
advocated such doctrines he woud kay e hi;
name erased from their book and be found on
the side Of the South. Immense Applause
JrDAs H. ,EIor HorcHslss attempted twice
to obtain the floor, but was Kissed down each
time. At last they gave him a chance 10 cx.
pres Lim~f, liz wished the PIoSgkK AID
DsNocRAr reporter 10 understand distinctly
that he did not rl.c TO make q speech. He
wished TO say that The fully agreed with Bro.
HoDsDES. The sooner the onion is dissolved
the bctter---he would DO all be could 20 hasten
the day lie said the South could bot be
kicked out Of thu Union. (lIisses
This monster OF depravity, whose pcstil,nt
and licentious manners have excited the dis.
gust aud hatred Of the people, is an Office
seeker Remember this, citizens Of Hennepin
county. As 4 politician. he is lost TO all sense
Of honor insatiably rapacious and shamelessly
false. Rev. Mr., ASEs well judged Of the man
when he said that he wished God TO keep him
out Of the Republican party as he was dis
grace to any party, aud could not DO trusted. 20
JuDAs and his associates are endeavoring TO
find out who Minneapolis il. Their Efforts
are in vain Like liRSRY WARD BgEcHKR s
dog Noble, they are barking al empty holes.
Poor puppies
After three rousing cheers for BrcH.SAS,
which made he welhin ring the meeting ad-
journed, Yours for freedom and truth,
MINSEAPOLTs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

We learn from }. X Knows. ts1 who ar
rived on The Northern Iiclhr. that there 10 ~
cry probability that tn weekly ery'ce will h
ordered on the rosic nom n Paul To ih'
South lienl oi the MINI sofa. at MI early day
THIS increase Of sefyro has long bscu need
ed To meet the wants Of the settlements along
the valley Of the Minnesota, which have 'ncreaa
ed with en unparalleled fapidty during ih'
past two yeata aud W. doubt not the incrcas'
OF revenue to the department will far NOR
than meet the additional co.i al givlcv. q, Tbs
necessity fpr forwarding ,mail matter by pri
vaic conveyance will cease 10 esnt ~ sooo ~
ri week. " #ryirr IL commenced
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18
Excite m~ns In CM,e.so.

A great excitement Il at present existing 10
Chicago, in reference To thu death of man by
thc name OF McMItiAs. who, it was alleged,
sho, himself on the evening OF the 2sth Of las,
month. A Coroners jury was empanneleJ a,
the time. and. sfter investigation, they brought,
in verdict that he came To his death by shot
from pistol in his own hand. Since that time
!, IL charged that the jury was oil composed Of
members oi different secret societies Of which
he vas a member. and tina, thu holy II the de-
ceassd was cold when the alarm was first Civ.
en-. II . now deman,isi that the boiy of Nc.
MILAN he sxhumel. and new Coroner's iu
~. composed OF persons having NJ connection
With any scret society. h. empannelStto r>in.
ycstigA'e the affair IL IL also charged that
the body was hurrle,l off TO the grave ln.ie-
Gently quick, a. il there vas scmeihing in the
cas' which would not bear cl0se examination.
What the rrsuli Of the matter will h. We do
M, know. AT prc~cnt therr is somethlag W.
ry mysterious about IL. and IN order 20 clear
up the mystery. the body shoukl be drsintsrr~i
and another Investigation bad
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18
S.v,..A s.e.,S I...s-G.,. .s s,....,,,

From the Missouri Democrat Of the 9Th. ",
learn that Hon. Wv. NswLAsD has b,sl
elected Lieut. tiov of that State.
The Hon VIM. Newland. gentleman Of
Benton proclivities has been elected lieutcn.
ni-Governor Of Missouri. over Mr. Jackson
I'll" anti Iienton candidate. lie will be- the
presiding officer Of the Senate, and will havc II
in his power 10 contribute much towards
wholesome legislation in that chamber, ~ he
did when presiding officer Of the House Of
Representatives Of the last General Assembly
This promises we'll tor the conservative cause
IN Missouri. and may prevent considerable
mischiryous legislation
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

rus Tar ~ rms PERs,,.---t'he Canari
steamship Persia made her recent trip from
New Nork To Liverpool in eight days. twenty
three hoers Al d thirty minutes, which the A''
erpocl Mp,ary calls the shor,s~t Passass on
record The grcs,,s, number Of miles run in
one lay was as, AMI vi five other day. she
made respectively 3os. 33s. S9l, 3aA and $40
miles
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18
A speeioes Of the Honesty OF kansas
Outrage PeAA1aSs.

Oss'ese Eees
A Sswwcsks since. one Co n. W DSLAnAr,
late iirseatisg Dcnocrst 10 The 7ur1tevy Of
Kansas, but nov GsxHsS, diDpsses 4 Co
member elect of Coogrss from he bogss he
STATE Of Kansas. arrived In 81. Paul His VI
vent in our midst WAS herslded bya great
flourish Of trumpsts--he was announced - q
sufferer by Border RufIisn 0utrages ADD =
man OF great talent aud ability. Advantage
was taken Of Col. DELAnrs presence in 81.
Paul. st. Anthony, and Minneapolis, 10 get up
fsgsosr Clubs, and tlr Colonel WIS invited
TO make speeches This IA about oil the public
know of Col DrLAHY's object In visiting MIN
i~s"ta, Jul usrs ~ small chapter ia fssAo
10 the Colo''cls basi1es here. which ~ think
II would he worth while 10 refer to briefly,
iW the reason that il exhibit, the booesiy Of
these freedom shriekcrs IN y graphic light.
Cob DrLAnAT Wills lcctaripg IA the East,
upon Kansas ostrnges. 10 worked upon the
feelings u III. Aboliiion,sis, IN regard TO his
lo-aes IN X ansas, that they contributed large
sum d money several thousand dollars. We
l..liess to ie exprnd,si IN the purchase Of
printing material, upon tie express condition
that he Colonel DsLAu.rj would use the said
printing material ia the publication Vi pspcr
In tho Territory Of kansas, 10 be devoted TO
the advocacy Of Black Republican principles.
TL.. money, VIZ understand, OF its equivalent.
was pIaseJ 10 tho hands u Col. DxLAm.r aud
he Immediately lolt tie East, Tor X snsa-, II Was
supposed by the contributors to the fund who
II, ,l,aL, afe nov npsioualy awaiting the az
pea,anee Of tho paper thew eagagei DsLAnAr
10 priui. The yeausl shows the printing mn
,e, "a. vas intend, a by col nyl.s.r for = dc
,,tc,, mint
Tn arriving nj The M,ssiss,pp, river, tlse Col
Lsd the destination Of tho printing material
changed n ma, not ,eni 10 Knna,; and TAIL
ine In finding d customer below. the Colonel
.o,,,i,, :. ,n.,sot .,t HI, t,v.s a,,i presses "a
Miooe,o,a. They vYre brought here BY tho
col,,oI ,,l .tor,,I In >, certain warehouse,
ays,,iD. purehs.r. The friends Of freedom
In the East, who purchased ttr types aud press
GA. took care to bsve the hosts Of material
directed TO Fort I4asrnw1th. X. r. but
TO tho surprise OF .t,pmboa,mcu AMI ware
bo,,.usp. they were landed in 81 Paul.
Now. VIZ nre glad to rc,ord that Col DNLA
n.r la, found II purchaser His power press
ha. bceu bough, by Owrss h Moonx, the pub
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

The above doc- not include fires where the
love was less than $1,000. 1kc lsrgcs, frs
during ,he las, month occurrd in New York
and in Chicago the loss 10 each cas- arno an,
ing To $50 900 The excessive ioss IN July
was o,casion~l by largc hrs in ifacerv,nc
GeurrrtoNn, and Msrysyille Cal
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

Ssrs oBsisN.--lt is stated by the fr'cDds
OF Nh SsrH oBHiSx, that it rs his positive
determination TO resist all attempts TO induce
him To ,akc part in the political Affairs Of
ireland, as be has made up his mind 10 attend.
hcocciorvAni solely to tho duties Of . rcs,in,
country g,n,lemAn lie is said to have he's,
wonderfully struck with the social changes
which have takcu placr il lreiand. during the
siI or Sven WARS OF his absencs, and he frcly
admits tina, the progress Of improvement has
BEEN much more rapid than could have hscn
anticipated by the most saaguIns erpecfan's Of
the Irish millennium
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18
Dmk osa County Democrat Convention
NOstee.

Csnssntss 81 D-legs's- 10 a., n.ss,s C,snt-
p.nors,s CsnssHtbea ersrvd 10 b. hold a. Tho goui
IIou.e ~ tAs toss ~ Hssa0ts 90 s.,atf.y N. T4h
Iar oi rsptsUh~r At IL e6i.ss ss TIE psrp.--s Of
nsua asinx candidate g. Rspr-.~atsty-. mi nuni,
oeicsrs TIE t.aifsi 'sMnhtes have after cnnse.t.
too ess ne olosius sa.. 81 rprs sen,atoa an The
respective Precincts are rrgB~s'ei ha her prro.y
e!ss ton. sAj senl ths hbo.isf nsrll~r 81 esisss-
taiy scnr.i''.d "a snnstitat, ne Eel Dsssszueh
Ifss'trgs fr~~iari viH s~-i a-s,gas~.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

Tvs Nav MisISrGR FROM NI,AEAcl.,-
Hon. Appleton Oaksmith, the rev Amtas'a'
dor ircui Ten. Walker 20 thls Government, 1.
the young gentleman who carr'cl oai cargo
OF niussets. which ves s-IeNi by ons - oar
national ships in rortan-frino- and an, hack
10 Ncx York Mr. oAksmith "a son a Mr.
r - Smith, the poc,es- ard Iec'urer
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

ST iorIs, Sept. 10.
| The RepuJlicIn has advices from Kansas o.
the 9TH lust, stating that on the 9TH party Of
one hundred and fifty Of Lanes men attacked
lecumsch. No particulars are received
Judge Lecompte had issued an order t. the
Marshall Of the Territory To arrest Lane and
several other agitators ticn Smith instructed
Col. Cook, commanding q portion OF the con-.
panies AT Fort Riley, Ia give all necessary asss-
lance in the execution Of the wri,s
Geary reached Glasgow on Tuesday Eve
ming met Shannon there on his WAY over the
river
SECOND DESPATCH.
Sr. LOFTS Sept. 10
One hundred more Free State men driven
out OF Kansas. arrived here this morning
Five hundred Free State families sough, refuge
nj Font Leavenworth
WASBlSeroS, Sept 10
The articles additional 10 those Of March
1851. between the Post Office Department of
Canada and United States, providing for the
exchange Of registered letters between the two
countries will go into effect the first of October
next The first article provides that letters
aU"ged TO he valuable posted in any part of
the United States or is Territories, and AL
dressed 10 the United States, and deliverable
To any ol the respective Offices Of Exchange. TO
he thence conveyed TO their destination shall be
registered u the Office OF mailing. on the nppl
cation OF the person posting the same, proyid-
cd that the fan postage chargeahle thereon to
The destination, together with the registration
he 81 i've cents 10 be- paid at such mailing
aud proVided, also, that such registration shall
not H. compulsory, and shall NOT ren,le- the re.
sf.r t,o q u ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

THE PooLE MrRDyH. Supreme Court
hSs '@'.s.l 81 1S,ior changing iAe plar, oi trial
of B,SER and others, implicated in the Poorr
tragedy, from New York TO Newburgl, Or
ange county. The trial is to take place on the
second Monday of November next The Dis
trict Attorney has agreed to pay the EXPENSES
OF all poor witnesses for the defence.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

"MlSsr,ruIl Although Ne ,hWk our
correspondent uses rather too much powder 10
bring down hls game. We pnbllsh his ,ommu
nlcation with great pleasure II shows up N
II graphic manner, The ioing, OF small body
oi dj'nuioU'ts ia Indianapolis, shc seck Ia
control the polities oi lIcuushn county
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

Iongsllow, the poet, pays tax OF III Veo
This il something for poet.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

The cle, ton ~ Maine t"nk place On Monday
last SAaist Was was the Democratic
candidate llANNiuu li,Nntts ia rcseya,el.
tia Nlggor Worshippr a candidate aud Gsu.
I fAtrrS the Win candidate
Ia ON huudrNl AMI bny towns, the vote
stands Us follows
Uamhhn Ns3l
W.lh ,... .... sg.oa
r.,tsn sGA,
In 1854 AMI 1898, the vote 'or Governor 10
the State s,ood rs follows
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18
official Vote OF Iowa

The coan,,pg al the yo,, al the late elec,,on
IN Iowa, was completed at the secretary OF
state. Ofice at Iowa City. on the 9Th lust
and thu following is the rrsu',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

Iatc route and returning Ivy Otor Toll Like ani
Crrw Wing. On their way do~s. Col Saith len the
regular rou'e to make exploration of the country
tbop, ibe mouth of the Cheyenne River, bat THROUGH
lie mconcttTtcy of the guide they were lost in a
srhy region aud were 40 ut tbrcc weeks in getting
i,ck IL TIC travelled route. The suTcrngs Of their
animals, While lcs', we're severe that nearly the
whole nuuter died, ana Lieut.. Clinton, of the lVth
uss dispatched by the Colonel Fort Ripley for sup.
nlies and cattle TO bring the party in. The Colonel
tart,d with about $50 men, 30 wagons and 100 mules
TIE PYMDIsA DISTRICT The Hon. Charies CRAM,
who bas served his stiiuebs for two terms N our
Legislature, is we learn, reelected. The o,ue, IL
Der elect is John Bsptse Wkey who en- ine .,'
If Governor conferred by the halfbre oil una, Sec
iion upon their leading men. We are a@s"eI I tnae
w Wilk,y VIII mako competent es ~ ,Oco- w
gentlemen. with the Hon. ) koe,'eii Nth To- e.
have Pembina about tie lotn VI ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10
TIE LATE HOMICIDE IN REApE STREET
INQUEST BY THE CORONER.

James Myers, alias ken, notorious character who
On last Thursday nigh; stabbed at No. "A Rea
street By some Italians whom he had insultei and
.truck. died on Saturday at the New-York Hospital
Previous TO his death Coroner CObnery took hi. cute
,no,tem examination, in which be stated that two
Iaons who lived Resde street, ard who frequouted
tho nub,;c house No. a in tina. street where he lived
4 asbboS him Antonis Blanche, keeper Of the
,,nse and another Itshsn named snnctt were AZ
rsted at the time of the occurrence, and a.e now 10
custody. On Saturday the Coroner proceeded to the
Hospital and held an inquoss upon the BODY OF dc"
css.d but no evidence was taken tending to imph;
either Of the prisoners.
The mistress Of deceased, Catharne Veiter, dep 'ed
that 10 Yves an Incorporate man; that on IhasaSy
night ehe hoard him quaretog in the street and wen.
down sishs to ask him to come 10. lie then rashed
INTO te Der Uop, jostled against man whO Tas'hefs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10
LAW LNZ,ELL/GEVC.E

srRRoOATE,s CoURT-Hoy. 7.-Beore A w. BaiDsoss>
TIE PARISH WILL cAsH.
TIE Pnrish VIII Case came up again in the Serro-
ps,es Court this morning Matters appear to be going
on us slowly and steadily as ever. 1t will take at ease
q month 10 finsh the evidence, and the Winter VII
doubtless lie fax gone before decision Is reached.
The citation il this case WAS ret rned on the 3I3
of March. spd the trial WA fairly commenced on II
eth of April II went on then with occasional inter-
Hissons till the Isl Of July, when It was adjournse
for the Sumner. Toward the end Of September =
cane On again, but was postponed 10 consequence .
tie Court Of Appeals being in session Messr" CO
ting ard Evars in attendance this morning % %
half Of Me proponents, and Messrs OConof ana 20
v,,es sr the contestants The former called Dr. ~
b,i. .n ceul,t in this city, who examined mr.. rss~
oh, eve. in 1913. His general opinion appesred -
he that the decs,dents mind was sound, thocsa
eros, examination he. ike other witneses, hsa -
o ..v a,ou, bis uscuIr way Of depressing hs w'sna@
.pxixIsTRAToRs ACCOUNTS.
IN n. Matter -fihs E.tsis Of Dsslsi I. ho'ey
The ed d,ed n,es,sie 70 'Ss aooe N. 80.
- i.sas1 hi. bath JOIN h2ysJ Lss
s' ri s.se e 81 Jo Hosey g.
use %. ..cosn. ~ a. S.os. ss,oa. vsrs s.i~
Il e bs b4v ben .at., nti.tsd ssos
a. itsms Of the sensna be shop sSd sxoep. tho sum
az pays'o1e -hc. S .c" Snsn sss 1 sss a.
20 brother the ntes,s - sn ou'ht TOT his 49,
Su ., the Sprbs o. 1919 has been eautsy 40
st r,ly e.,Abi.hed BY Frltus HovrJ md Dr. rutssS
1sIir al II. et-cu tog-'hsr there IL ground -
5ogtsing that tE- ntssf- essbsd By sfT.ness mss
h. senri.,sor rsse t oornsy ana thu: %
To y.ry prorss,y whieh s now the subject Of nsss
tks ntssats - fh effect are eisariL
aisoov, red any tos dSessissins 20
Il estect u ftLe z. de.sa we're
lJcCne tog iIape-ct4zs d. "a ss-sst
la ik1u iust ~ tb. c.rsnee Of M - 49,
d ,.y ,ie9usaaee may :. unRa'e =. 40 ocoo.is;rn
tews.n The fse,s proved b, Dr. si'h % We ~ 70, -.
stu pton- PRECEDING d--o sna oi,ton ssa hsbs6 Of -
tr'ss'yts. ox,ds 6leA vfsh -
,.sjss,,t =. sf.ye .'.sd AJ tSle n.s.. - ~. 49,
ebr, M. eisns sssrss tho sstsl< i - -
.,,t si.d "a duveslaS toe ysJ1sss " -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

,ben ,eized a club; al this mcmcn ma"cno 'e"ed
him about the waist, and Italian staA "eo n'm WIN
dscrcr after which tho Italian and SOM o'"cr per-
sen ran away. 30
Police man BrappiT q the Fifth Ward tes,ie> thai
be saw deceased drank the night OF the sfy, "a
was ,ndesvo'ing TO get him home; when be entered
Tie bar in Reede street, shortly After he heard
dec ased had been stabbed.
DR. Van BlaTcum Of the Now-York Hospital deposed
that he made post norton Ksunlation Of the body,
and was Of opinion that death was caused by pcri,o-
pii-' The result of the injury received The nqusilion
viii be resumed 10 day.
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fAdyerrisemerEl
HOW TO RISE IN THE WoRLp.-Young nel

How TO RISE IN THE WoRLD.-foun men
90 u,urs success should De temperate, Ative, Courteous
prompt careful rsrseveTins hororsS honest gen
~ u. ard SHOULD thoroughly Know Themselves"
pbretoory teaches slEkEowledze and with al 'hs Chr-
sees together with the noiEs operan4 Of rising in tho
world Hon HosscE MAN IL look upon Phrenoosy
4. tie sulce PLrsofay AID the haAamId OF SIns,say
Rev. HISRY NAED bEEcHEs says: " II q man ~sls- 70
how PRACTICALLY what lie 10 made pof; man wishes
Iuydce OF hen for d~tnif. PRACTICAL pGr>ose.
~. . 20 ,y.iepa wLict will lid him IN .cqUr.as tAA kno~i
edle Ike The system II Pkreuolosy"
s,ruc,icns with examination. and wnen de.erp-
,oe. Of character r,,n BY PE FowLER, No Os Bfoad"J
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As OBJ SWrSDIE REVIVED On saturday evening
a hoy 'nIIo ed by Cnsy & Lent, tailors m Bro'a~sy
tear Elei u street. sent with ne~ c"s' tn ue
Lure ct rcrtensn living in l. roy piao'. and "a
ressiirg tie housr ioubd u.an sPon the steps WAC
tex he ooa; fr,u him, saying. d" It's al night. The
10y tiorsit vGs all right and lef. IS slso did the
tliei, Mo yet 1t large.