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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-28
EOft SALE.

ENlGHTI acres If land three milcs from this cit
IL with comfortable house on tie same
Inquire Ut ID. +. Humphrey s Gage, 50 Ma
street, between Sd and 4th, or VIA. VI g florence
Also 1850 acres situated SIX miles north Of Okla
0osa, Mahaaka Co.
feb2Gdi D. T HI'NpIIRFY A. GAGE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-28

1--WE hundred dozen plush caps just receiged at
l. the store Il ID. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-28

'ISHkEE hHnlreddo1en wool and fine hats III every
style, at d. r. HUMPHREY GAGE
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-28

NJ ILLINERY Goods If every variety. at the low
VI est prices, al D. i. HUMPHREY GAGE.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-28

| lLL sell vacant lot on Attn street. betweer
/ Main and johnson, opposite the market place. A
small cash payment required, on balance long
time Will be given.
The property is free from incumbrance
apr26-d3w Il N RICE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-28

To be Continued.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-28

SPikEs.-SeFen tons Of spikes for the Keo-
kuk, Mt Pleasant and Muscatine Railroad
ere landed here last SATURDAY..
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04
hEfAILT HAVING BEEN MApE IN TIig

hEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE IN TIN
psynssi 81 t-s u The Donsy. secured
dag 81 Assus,, u, 1854 psa,sa ~ Johs T. aa,'es,
sa ~ the enasiI II Hsmaey ~ the Tsitosy VI hs.s
.ois Ia Vance Bfesn, 81 sad ea"siy af Hsmssy
and rssatasd In the a,. ~ tho Register Of Decd. ~
s.sd county 81 Rams In b.os ~ Il Mortgages. In w
lgi sss isl ,hs isih dsy u Jsasssy, o. 1850. at
~ ~ s"st 10 sseas The pay nee, ~ us sem u
st handfeJ sod Thirty three ~ 100 dstis's aud inter
according I. The soniss Il three several ptess
.Hg ao,s-, dated Nsy Btb. u, isSi, sid .Jsbs %
hilb~s, ~ 81 one hr tho 'sm y 'ws h"odfsd SD
-~s.aty ssssp Sslo9 ssrs rsy sbs oo The rth dsy 81
b.tsabef A u 1884. Nth al thu rate VI ten per
root per hsns.H, fns The ts ~ two hasdfed
.sd seventy 70 100 dsli,s psy sbls ph
Il DsesbsS A. d. 1862 With uss ., The rate IL Tea psf
cent psysss sssssily, and one ot the Ike III TOO
hanais 81 and ssvsats s~ssu - i.p aois Psysbis % s
sSh isy n i~ss@bes D. 1850 -hh use ct 'hs fs's Of
tea rsf osut Esyssis snsssliy, spos witch there ''
ezsd 70 be Que 81 the date n this niies the o.
tss~ husdfsd and tssty - ~, 1ailsrs pTnspsi sol
ietsssst 0. AMI fes ire hfst ins,snssn ~ s.t S"'
r.ys .sa ths ioshss .sa Of one bsas,.d ssj ay ens
- TO- asafs prhrtyai and ts,srssi - snd I"f NE
sad .ssss lmsst of sid mortgage sSaonn'nS ~ ~ :"
All sal aonx.ga b.viss b.ss Abb s..,gn'd 90 is'
Ieth lay ~ Asfss, 1861 hy the sab 's"'e hstp
I. Ch.fs. \. H.stsss .sa tf-'ists Eassf.. $50 We
s..ssmsst thsssaf asiJ fssafdsf % he .s. Of ,iss
H,sI,s, ~ Decd. ~ ssf s0ast ~ fsnssy 90 ihe 10th
A., sf lays., Isss 81 30 o'sla~t )" ik<s ~ n
ns,s.s.. 2" ~. t s ..J s.ss lbs sss.,,.a g .s,1
Az ,n IA. If,b dsy - jsas 100. shish lsst
uss.a .ssssas., :. o. a.. sns az ss .s.s'
! i, p,,t 'sg'' 4 bosskss % Hags fis Of o'si~k
AL ID. .sas ~ ks, sshAs.a sad sss.,y = ~
"A 100 Ssalsfs hsiss dee ssa asessa, SD NJ
80, ssbas 81 Lee bsspss bssn asitstsd ~ The
ssts .-safsa b. I'D Ssfsszs pert thereof Bs,s
-sy o.ss. t., ~ .ir,as VI the r~er " sale q
fstSses esssisss. cad psssssst W tho sfAists 10
.s,h osis saa dol the bfsmssss in said most
ssss sssssssesi sd sssef'ssd fs'is~s % 81 L''.
Oh 80 IA tsrss 20, fsss ~, a's 90, ssAsss
a.. eisetssa u.s.. tsssU 20, tssay one zap .sa
t-ss,y-tss mn, 10 blvet Eartrsn 40, IN saases
nssus 4 nsmasys sidass - s-ini rssi, ~Il 10 'eti
81 vslt.s v.siss 81 The Gsaft Hsass la Sad az o.
ssat Yssi 90 the Itih la Il oepbsT u 1885, I"
s.s s'aAek,v -
WusIE hsAssi 'AsSt hno"Ni
A,rys f0f Mortgage s~'tst"
nstes sfas or tsa tss'F
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04
HaIsssrtm EsssaSs Sessslssarv.
VIA INSTITUTION WILL. COMMENCE ON

1,HB INSTITUTION WILL COMMENCE ON
NsDsssbay sept 10th, On isr an sshsisst saps ~
ptshsd ,esshsrs ias'fssto viii he G'ss 10 ell
ne hsssshss isszh In ths oldest ssd Ice, tsas Gsi
isrss in Tho ,sssty Tsitisss psysbis quarterly m
sv.nes o. tie fs9. ~ sBist ss siless In the Eas,
ps~st Chihrss Sed yssDr 0is snd tbA toiisg ste
for yosHz ladies Tie ~ faAy etabfsess hstafsi
s,snoes M.tb.msiss Belle i@i,tss, t@hs'i's latin,
treask Usfrasn sad iisisa.
Aspsstsf ss,ss Es The ssasistion ~ the fiss Ats,
ss hsss in is Ysfioss psrmsats Psiutisg, oh,
10 pniyshssmssiss wss fsoh 81 fe-sss imsr'ad
.f,ss F.piss Msshs % Islis VOL The Tssehsfs are
all I.iss sip~'sne" 10 The best fsnss ssa'nsnss Ia
the kAst.
4 s,.sIi sa~sbsr II Yssss Lsais. possibly he
ssssods,sd N ne family ii Tbs r'iesipsl 1s' SEQ
''.g ,.,,... % ''''"''f' 'gts" s S@- ",s'
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT TRIMS
~ ~ the Dlt,iet CsYr, kF the sfst Judicial Dss
trtt fsufssry Of Nisasssfs, Gill ~ hsH asTinr tbs
,.1 is.s, at The uss- ssA slsss. fs'is~ias 10 ~n
Ia The Csas,J 81 'hbsf" - Tsssasy, ths ointh asj
81 sspts.hh~s
Ia tIsesss,y Of " .sh,asus, THIRD Mssisy ,sp,s@
Is n, rosn'y Il coo'ha., ,hs SIN E1sday u a.p
tssn,sp
10 III .ess,y u wsss.ss-, - tLs ssa n 1sa.r Q
DttsA~T
Is u. ross,, Il whnops, IN %. s-eoas Monday a
Osfs.A~s
10 ii.s Z anti Il Hs.s,sn. 90 l.s isifd s.sas, O
sstA-r
Ia "a. Cssa,, II sii,msr. 10 the ts~A Mods, a
fAstst~p
ia u. cos.iy 81 oi@sissa. q" TsA.isY. no isa''
aivss sssss ~ has, IN. p.s a.y Of sss.a, ~.
WILLIAM WEba
ssstilsss thssf iasi's.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

!s'Ai Casually - Yesterday, about L. o'clock. a
little boy by the name Of THoxAs MCCUr, fell
from = cart, near the corner VI Main and Frank.
lin streets, In upper town. The wheel passed
over him. killing him instantly. The occurrence
WAS witnessed from distance by person who
was passing, but be had DOT time to do anything
10 prevent the fatal result This is sad acct
dent and will b- a cruel blow to the hereayed
parents
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

NNxsvsh Congress sc..,om.
W ,salNirN, Aug. y

WAsais1roS, Aug. -.
SsxArE MIR. Cas- presented letters frum
Gen fcrsier r. Smith which be obtained nj
the War Department, giving an account OF The
movement IL the United States troops in Kan
saS.
| Tho letters were read ten. Smith states
that the reports which have been going the
rounds of the newspapers are gross fahrieatious
and that the troops have not done anything to
interfere with the citizens, excepting 10 quart
| the prisoners charged with trason.
The Senate procesled To consider the bill
introduced yesterday by Mr.. Weller. to rleal
CERTAIN laws Of the Kansas Legislature.
| Mr.. Hunter stated that the Senate had al
rady passed bills containing the same provis
ions us this. and sent them TO the House. lie
novel TO lay Mr.. Wcller's bill on the table In
order 10 take up the Army hill
Mr. Weller explained, he was willing that il
should he withdrawn. rs he had offered Il with
out consulting the party with which he acted
and the opposition wcc trying to load down
with Objectionable amendments.
Mr.. Hunters motion was agreed 20 by ~
oil
The Senate insisted on It's amendment 10 the
Army bill and asked Committee OF Confer
encc. appointing Messrs Hunter, Crittendcn
and Bigler AS its portion oil the Committee,
Amer some further procelings the Senate ad'
journed
uorss-Mr Houston asked. but did not
obtain leave 10 ofisr u resolution requiring the
Speaker to direct the Sergeant at Arms TO bring
all absentces to the bar Of the HOUSE, except
thosc excused on account OF sickness Of them
selves or family and that each absent member
Ia. tl.v ftair
expense.
The House tabled resolution OF tho Com
mittcc on Printing, 10 print 10000 copies OF
the report OF the assault by MIR McMulen upon
Mr., Granger Several gentlemen attempted to
introduce bills, but objections were made from
both sides Of the House. The express reason
being Discrimination 10 proceed with general
legislation.
Mr.. Mcclure asked, but did not obtain leave
to offer preamble declaring il manifest that
NJ army bill can bc passed and concluding with
u resolution Provni'ng iot Inc Adjournment U
Congress on thursday neat. 1t o'clock.
Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio, AFTER saying it was
evident no business could bc transacted moved
that the House adjourn motion disagreed TO-
Mr.. Smith 81 Virginia moved call Of the
liousc disagreed 20 by 81 against %.
Mr. Chafte asked leave To introduce u r,so
luton, that OF the Senate bill the l37th line DO
stricken out and the residue therein retained,
The items mostly provided for the expense OF
the war department proper. including arsenal
Armories, surveys, armancn,s and Qualifications,
without reference 10 army operations. Mcssrs.
Gndings, Phelps, aud otbers. objected.
Mr.. Wakemans resolution. offered yesterday,
proposing to make proper deduction from the
A A.. Al .....,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

Aee,des. On Sunday evening last, a gentle
man by the name Of ANDERSON, = stranger in
the city, native Of Mississippi, while passing
along Third street. fell into the cellar just above
SrkEs HrNrs furniture store and very ssri-
ously injured himself Since his accident he has
been confined 10 his bed. at his room at the Wins
low Hous. He will recover, but ii will take
some time before he win get over the bad effects
of his fall
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

A new brick building in Davenport fell few
days since in consequence Of digging cellar too
Dear 1t. Fortunately no one was hurt
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

Kaosiai do,en.-i Yesterday morning, man,
whose name we did not learn was knocked down
aud considerably injured by the Waterman Of the
steamer Ben Coursin. on the bow Of that boat.
whilst she was lying in port The facts Of the
casr are as follows = 1t seems that the man at
tempted to get aboard the Wave, as she was
backing ont. by passing across the C,ursin -
Failing in this, he went back into the engine
room Of the latter boat and appropriated a car
pet sack which did not belong " hin, and with
which he attempted to leave the steamer. The
Waterman, however, saw him. and intercepting
him. dealt on the side Of his head severe blow
lie Mas taken up, bleeding and insensible, BY one
Of the watchmen, and conveyed To the lock up.
From this lesson he should learn 10 respect the
property Of Others
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

Ner SI,c MI VI Lake k,,setoaka.--We under
stand that steam saw mill is about to be erected
at the town OF Tazaska the north shore Of Lake
of that region. The place affords an excellent
site for mill, the country icing thickly settled
and the supply Of timber inc xhaustble. This will
bc the fifth or sixth mill on the Lake and there
IL plenty room for more.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

III a. mF,h'hHtNt
III TAliOks md DesIsrs IN hEADt MADE
tIDffithO hoy leave 10 state 10 the public thsi hey
have entirely rsfralshe5 their F,a,s opposite Tsunse
rmths hsskins. Iinase Third street, where they
prepared ~ accommodate Their susiSnFfs ~ any
lind 81 Good. IN ,hsir line They have hs,i ia'r.
stock Of Goats, Pants ssh vssnr. IA Which the "tss'
ton II The pebble " especially Invited Furnishing
GV,d ~ MI descriptions. constantly On hahd ant tr
ssis ebssp 10 sMrea h, any ~-tsbiishWsi In
The hofthssss. msy1 dkstm
7 IvERY sTABLE.--wE HAVE AN TX
IL TENsivE Livery Stable itpm Which ist.
a,.h say quantity ofssJ toSsss Carriages AMI BssHrs
saJ go1h careful dnVefs ~ sos,eT pasasnEsfs ~
part ~ The Tertiary. We shah rus q Bsxgss~ Wa Eso
bot seen H. Pas ssd ~ Aa,oey In sosnsq,en 9th .sf
stages. 10 cary s,'a t~egas" 10 save s'erbsdlns or
e.srbss.
nt.es snd Ilte,y one aooI sasi " As'afts.n
Howe, ~, Anthony sifse,. ~ Paul 81 T
q n ss,,on sssn, tor " Aah.sy "n's a, "
Gbs,iss Iossi
.p,s sm.iA~ RiCE BrsSjs.
,IIICAGo LEATHER BETTING MANU-
Y J FACTORY KELLY Bi.Ai kBLks, Mssufse,
,nfsr. II supSsor article n Gas TsRs~ IAsihsf hsit
mr. hish they ~i ell AZ New Yort sud Bo.so prices
A iils,si dl.ssaa, msas D. Large Psrchs.es-.
KELLY 4 Bi.ALkHIks, Tshnsr., tafriss., Imy1''sf.
Il gyssTh and Hafls Leather Desiets In Tabnsfs Di
ssa iids. sts Lac si,"s, cisszo. It's isIaiA viz
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

A School Hcae is about 10 te erected IN Can
non City at an expense If $4,000
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

The value OF Real and Personal taxable pro
perry in Iowa City. is sl?ss,4se
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

Ncssrs Van LEV 4 Co, open their Theatre at
Dubuque IN the 2nd Of this month. They have
engaged nearly all the memhcrs Of hoagh Ny
crs company tina, played herc during the summer
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

Lei,ng Of tn,'~nty Buadtng'. The building for
the University Of Minnesota WAS lot on Tuesday
Of this week, to Messr-, Alden, Hull and Wins
low. the two former engaged in the ep,tion Of
thu. new hotel ia St Anthony. and the latter Of
this city The building is divided into scctiona
which are TO bc commenced and built from time
20 time The two sections 10 be commenced i'm
mediatciy are let for the sum OF ISL 900 the
third for $7A 600, and the whole for $l22, 900
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04
DANIEL kOHRER,
MAIN -
ReUl ExE g.
GENERAL AGENT,

ssisT rAiL,. ... ..'.--'
Ls.4 ssvsa, an 500 ssssy t-ssd ed inss.ssa-
Iss ss,A ga Cssss.,ses. sa.As hfSssAs.t ". -
t--y
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

ST. LDvts. Aug. 2s.
Tho duel rsports.i Yesterday between Brown
aud Erynokls. was Tough, tins morning IN, MI
island IN the river. thirty miles south Of this
civ and resulted IN Mr.. Brown lsing woun.ed
10 The koec. Iseynolds was unhurt An par.
lies arrived hou this evening. The difhculties
which gave rise 10 the nesting were smioably
1stied by the seconds q each party withdraw
,,g ali ou.n.,yc language against the other.
Ady,oss from the border eountie. state that
twenty G,. hundred men voud be ready 10
enter X an,.. On this 22d.
"A i reported that 400 OF Lane : men mr., on
tho north si.le VI the kansas river for tbs yur
nose Of ,o,eree,aips tbov. who 90 10 tle relief
Of L,omp,op,
The Ir,iur,oe gtpy.,, ~ the 2.Iri. says
tina, Gen. sm,,i h.s gooe to L1mpton With
a large force Of troops for il. defense.
Ceo Eich.yd,sp' in cunmand Of = large
bnIy a ..rr,,orial militia. Aa. gone To The
nor;h~ss,ern par. Of the territory To cut IN
The re,,at Of lam. sbopLd be attempt 4, .-espc
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

HARVEY OFFICER, ATTORNEY AND
IL COuNsgLlOR AT Law 0Mcs M .HAak now"
'ortsr 81 Third aai Mnas.ots ssrssts ~ r.s hisss-
sots jaIys-i&vsm
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

salt Buchanan -. Fremont e; Fillmore 10
Ncssrs Van LEV \ Co, open their Theatre a
Dubuque on the 2nd Of this month. They hay,
engaged nearly all the membcrs Of Iloagh 4 Ny
ers company tina, played herr during the summer
AaoAer Military Cam,u.s effort Is helm.
made at Wabashaw 10 form u volunteer Militar,
Company and i, is said 10 likely 10 prove sue
cessful
The kcokuk re@s states that preliminary Or
rAngcuents arr making for railroad survey
from thai city to Kansas city, The Kcokuk city
Council appropriated $1,000 for the purpose.
The railroad west from burlington 10 Mount
Pleasant. Iowa, is now dnishel and the cars lsav,
the latter place for the former, daily, at half past
ten and half past four oclcek,
Dsei.-The young man, who We noticed. ia
Monday mornings paper. rs having been she, by
accident In Dubuque died GA the morning " the
1sth ulL
The Wabashaw Journal complains that We have
refused to exchange with them We have al
WAYS intended 20 exchange with all the papers
In the Territory, and II that paper has been left
ont Of our list Il is owing 10 some negligence II
ours FOR which We apologize
n. Territorial Library the new law
the Territorial Librarian is required to open the
Library Room only ON "Wednesday aud saturday
Of each week. Persons entitled to take books
therefrom IN find Mr. n. A. smith ALWAYS In nj.
tensnc. nt these time. and ready to wait upon
them.
"
wow "',"~" w ~ '"r'''' WIS
'"'"' "" " .' ""''
WAGERING nm ~ '"e '''' W ""'''"' ~ '"" wa
a'o"ne" '""'se !" say '"V ""'' '"'o ""'''
he 'eh WINS "'' WV "'' "'"" ""'"P" "'''
corner OF ~ Aathohy snu ''A' sHec's gave way
h's"' "'o'' '~''' "''a :" VIC "s'' '"o' P''
'o'"'c" "'eie "u''"R wv '""'"'e' mas ""s "ce"
'"a'e"'y ''s'' ""' '"' S'"' pun VI '""ip.'~
hs'n iee''''ns WV suos'A"""' ''''" ''',u'"S
OF IT, !" Ns's"p' Esd WING" '"''' w "'"' '"''Hs
anu In" % ne taken down VIII Pfo"ao'y r''ar'
rect the Abu'ii'eh' alluded To- ihere " III 'as
community no such word 40 TAIL.
~ w M, ,'n,, .
a., :, ..,,..,.,. nj.
81,
the corner OF John and broadway streets The
main building will b. one huldred and seventy
seven feet IN length, by about thirty IN wdth'
and will be built Of stone large force OF
workmcn are now engaged upon u, and IL VIII
make rapid progres" until u is completed II IL
being built in solid substantial mat ner WITH
thick walls. and will stand the test IL time u
wilI'le the largest sdiiice IN lower town except
the new hotel
E.n,.i Saturday whilst The family Of IN.
Tailor was nj dinner, two Of the prisoners coa.
fined ia our jail. took occasion 10 leave without
asking leave Of slsence One 81 them was the
individual who. being unable TO give bail. was
nm, In for obtaining good, under false pretences
and n..Siny counterfeit money lie WAS doubt
.., ,o,,,a a.,., .,l,i ,,u.i, i, c,nG,.
man, tn. ;,.oc,,i,v If IN, n,..,n, nm. !. am
l,n,.r,,iys reason why the n,v isll sl,ouid h.
..,n,, c,i.,.,
.
Ioct.snLii Sh0s,nJ -tDn sunday evening before
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

Sugar tDw N Nan,,ca We learn from the
Winona R1ubl'cda, that W. b. Bunnsll. Of Ilo-
mer, in this Territory, has this season successful
ly experimental on the cultivation Of sugar cane
Mr.. B. thinks II will succeed without doubt and
nett year will devote several acres 10 this crop
cesssrily confined ~ the extreme south.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

The Auscatine JJoradi says that city !. over
run With burglars and pickpockets, and that
scarcely night passes without some attempted
robbery.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

A vote for Prsdcn, Was taken On hoard ,h.
City Belle on her last trip. with the following
salt Buchanan -; Fremont e; Fillmore 10
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

Aa@ho k'li.Hy C6myuas An enor, is teing
made at wAbashaw 10 form u volunteer Military
Company, and i, is said 10 likely 10 prove sue
cessfui.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

Personal Among the arrivals by the Gsleaa
we're Dr. shepard. aH.i Geo, W. Br ut, ESQ, from
Virginia and J. 7. Rosser, Esq. Of this city. DR..
shepherd was Secretary Of the Texan Navy,
previou. to the annexation Of that Republic to
the Unite States. They are stopping at the
Winslow Housr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

In th. city, 9TH iast MistuA iafan, daughter VI
itsary D aud May A hss,sisao, aged mon,h. aud .
days
Ia The aih OF Augus, In the CITY 81 New Sok WI
IAs u. tsSAsss, 81 wshsshs~, N r
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

The new Methodist church in this city i. fa.,
approaching completion.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

clerk named HENRY +. VAN BRoDnxsrK,N
IN the emplay Of DCNsNogE 4 CHAMBERS. mer.
chants, Muscatne. was arrested for stealing SIS
worth OF goods from the store. lie confessed the
sac. aDa MS aai,sfa.ttsd fer .siai
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

DAILY line Of Coaches Owing to the great in
crease Of travel iher will hereafter he daily
line Of stages run between 81. Paul and Msnksto
The change took place Oh Tuesday.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04
IAEEAlLT HAVING nEEN WADE IN TIE

payissnt ~ the ntst ibs,siim.h, ~ the money!
cured 10 10 yaId ~ certain Isds1ufe 81 Mmissse
bradns asts tho Htsi day al ApEYsi, 4. 1870. sss
eutsd ~ nsttb.~ aton and Matt. HE wife ~ the en,
al hs,Bssy aud fcsfitoty ~ Minnesota. To Alexander
Nitin II the same foast to seonte the pa ynrnt II
tho suhi ~ thirteen hsndr.h and seventy sis dollars
sofns 10 The conditions 81 certain bond hearing even
sia with said mortgage fness Ia ut tho sum ~
sis b1nffsd sud sighy dollsss and hinsty -is
cents the hrst dsy ~ Iefy a u 1850 aud The tut
biasiI cents tho nt-i ia5 Il Jay, A. - 1877. 10
aathsr with interest The rate ~ pct PCT
nun upon tie Whole Tsma inisg snPaiA ~ the time
~ ssnh pay mont which SID aottsss- dyiy resod
81 on tho hrs LAY oi Asyast u lsth, al - pel"t
In tho once II tbs Reg ~ heed. Il ssld eoa,y
Of snssy in Bent ~ ~ Mortgage, page. ias aud
No. and upoa -hsh there u claimed " bs aas at tho
date ~ THIS bDfs the u eight hundred aud ,hfy
~ 100 dollars r'neips sn5 Interest sud Toe
the h,st nsiallu,sat ~ said oo'tGsss AM said bad
sud matissss having been day sssx"sd tho , day
nfUftjbsf, n tAb5, by said Alsssbdsf wiltie 10
Charles ~ Hothss, Aad the assignment thereof daily
rssofJsd the gst day u August. IssS, ~ ssysn
s'fkfk IN the once NJ the Register 81 Deed. u said
county ~ usm-sy. In Hooh "f ~ mortgage IN page
ias aud tho sail ~ eight hundred ssd thisr
y,aresar Al law bsviss been Instituted 10 recover the
d~bi secured BY said mof'ssss any pert thereof
dee 10 hereby svse, thu, 10 Pursuance End ny vrins III
tho p,~sf ofsals ia said mortgage .hsiss, snd IL tbs
s,stats IN sarh esrss Ds5s and provided The premise.
saii Mortgage fsshousi and described - fellows Ia
psm-sy aid tporn LIT No s,ssJ sr'sa % = y, In
Bio,k No ssty eight tes1, 10 Dss ION irvine staoa
10 Hsnt Peat in esd ..asty ~ has~sy su be soi At
psbie 'sadns AZ the C"gr Iass ~ rsio, Psui, stts
sid the 18th dsy ~ Uoiohst u 1850. A. slsvss
o'sIo.h IN the foreman,
Wnns a Iis.sn, CHARLEs u HOFFMAN,
Au'ys for Assignee. Assignee,
Dated - ptsmbsr q 1855 pst
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

The kcokuk nests states that preliminary Or.
rAngements arr making fos a railroad survey
from that city to Kansa city. The Kcokus city
Council appropriated $1,000 for the parpcse.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-04

Hn Hcps.-It may not be generally known
says the EIwe" that wild hops grow in the
neighborhooi Of Carver aud Glencoe. Mr. IIo,G,
our informant, says that they have al the pro-
perty of the tame and grow much more album.
dainty than in the cultivated grounds and yards
Of the East. We learn that considerable trade
is carried on by the settlers in the hop producing
region 10 this article Of commerce