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SPECIAL M0ZEGE&.
The Law of Newspapers.
Patrons will observe the following
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Patrons will observe the following
claw OF newspapers:
I. Subscribers, who do not give express
notice 10 the contrary are considered as wish
ing TO continue their subscription.
/. Ii subscribers order disconti-uance OF
their papers, the publisher notwithstand-
ing, continue to send them until all arreara
ges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Office TO which they are
directed their subscriptions continue and they
are responsible until the printers bill is set
tied and the paper is ordered to be discontinu-
ed.
a. Tf subscribers remove without informing
the publisher. for the paper Continued to their
old address they are responsible.
In addition to the above, the Courts lave
decided that refusing TO take from the Off e or
leaving uncalled-ior, paper on which AREA
RACES are due, PRIMA FACIA evidence o in
tent to delraud.
90. FOR A LODGE IN SOME VAST WILL
DERNESS. it is undoubtedly the ex-
clamailon which thousands. who are borne
down by the arduous duties which mnSt be
performed even under the rays of burning
midsummer sun, are sure to make; but these
du les are performed frequently at the serious
risk of health if no; life itself, unless the
proper precautions are taken TO prevent tie
bad effects so easily generated by imprudent
exposure. Carter's Spanish Mixture, the un-
rvalled Purifier of the Blood. possesses IN a
rema rkable degree the cooling and purifying
influence over the system so necessary IN
such ca es. IT'S singular power over the
Blood, its gentle tonic action on the Liver. IT
Strengthening, vivifying and invigorating quail
tile its known tendencyt O prevent disease
by expelling all humors rom The Blood, ard
Kidding the system of poisonous infection, has
gained for it place among the highest dis
co cries of Medical science, 1t is positive
cure FOR Scrolula, Fever and Ague, Liver Dis
ease, the effects of Mercury, and all >uch
di eases, as thousands who nave USED 1t have
/ grateful cause to know. The trial of bot
tie will satisfy any who may be unacqualnte
with its effects.
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Farm for > ale

nNE and half miles north OF Plymouth b,
" on the west side Of the Michigan Rood
containing 551s Acres; 80 acres of which are
improved and cultivated, and under good fen
ceS. A good Apple Orchard in good bearing
order, of8O trees, s'ly OF good grated Fruit;
Also young Peach Orchard in good growing
order, Of 4S trees OF the best variety Of graft
ed fruit.
This farm is beanti ully situated on the Mich
igan Road. being high and dry, with lair pro-
portion OF Timber, Meadow, and Plow Land,
and being close TO to the county seat makes
1t very desirable situation.
For particulars en- iuire Of the o. the owser
living in Plymouth.
loft H. B. PERSHING.
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j. y. yENALL, w. ID.
OmHOpathic Physical n.

DARTICIILAR Attention paid TO obsleteric
Il Practice, and Chronic Diseases o. Wo-
men, and Diseases of Children.
Office over @. Palmer's Sto e, corner OF
Michigan and Laport streets.
May 3, 1856. 7tf
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Notes and accounts due this Office have
been deposited for settlement with the follow
ing persons, aud as fast as we can make sat
isfactory arrangements the same plan will be
adopted at other places:
JoHS ZEHNER. Wolf Creek Mills.
E. Moon, Esq.,, Union Town.
WASH TUrTLE, Lycurgus.
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RepubIicln County Ticket.

For Sheriff.
T. B. THOMPSON.
County Treasurer.
HEZEKIAH r. PERSHIN6
Commissioners.
Dist. No 2-J. l.. WESTERVELT,
/" 3-GEO. HI. THAYER.
For Coroner.
g. P. CHERRY.
For Surveyor.
OLIVER w. MORRIS.
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After a general look through the west, |
have concluded TO locate in Mason City, Cerre
Gordo county, Iowa, and will leave Plymouth
for that point about the 10th OF Sept. next.
Mason City being in the immediate vicinity
Of the best Public Lands. 4 feel confident that
can select such lands as will increase in val
ue so 10 100 per cent annually. Those wish
ing to invest money in this way, or having land
warrants they wish located, will find it 10
their interests to give me call soon.
The highest cash price paid fer Land War-
rants.
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Persons knowing themselves indebted TO
the late firm of Hodges & Porter, or me person
ally, are invited to call on me and settle up.
G.. A. Hugus Esq, is authorized to transact
bus ness for NE i'll my absence.
JOHN PORTER.
Aug. 81. 1856. 20t4.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-15

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Liod 0o.SscAui1s, tsss written istter 70 .
fr;eodfn Ftilaaeiphia, ia vtaeh she ssezs 10
~. Bsrr On dsocslstes. Shs sxpsssss dep
svppsshy ~ bss toeDr Dasnssr, esa b0n
tsse2peoy % hh ssssrsif, ssA kindb~s. sAs
at SiIi pos dwell LOGGER upon this sas)sGt
II :, io1ssd psinfai Tor ne W ooutsnptsAs. !
bsijevss god man ssouh never "A. eov shsil
be (Bsrn1n) DO 70. tor 'he .aut d f'end|--
Hin pxi5e ~iR pot pTuit bun 70 uri.s 10 ipe
snder the circgmstaocss-lsiDs sempsh ne 70
vsise 10 hans lie. sa kIA shall nsN kno~
want vhils have IL 10 ny po~sr (vmth, on.
- y IL ssstsss x Hs'ss, l hAss se~J V
tssp h swsy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-15

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-15

A vrv days siDce. ML. W.. u this city. On
bis way from The Astor Hoas, New York, TO
the Ssw Haven boss, stepped Into . drinking
saloon for ihs parpcse oi "smilipg" with .
irispd. Cpoo sni-ring, Le ssv Two yosns MN
dressd 10 deep black. ipdulging 10 'ppstbIns
warm" They we're brothers Mr. W acoos
Ted ope Of ,bem familiarity thus, TON. PR.
eeivs Jon sfe IA uoersibg. who % dssdf--
"Aoiler," answered Ton. "Ak, .ipdcsd, wheu
did sbs de :" asked Mt. W. DAY before yes.
isr5sy. replied Tom when d sbs 10 be bur.
!ed~ ssksd hs W. Ton took anosl,sr vh,s
n his cigar and fsplisi. "ths fassral 10 sdvsr
tissd iog for O'Clock this p. ~. bs. dot
;Aisk ttey wN 81 II e5 tsUsdN."
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-15

LsoAL AHKcDuE,--Two Of the great guns
Of The New Hampshire bar Jeremiah Mason
sad Ichsbod Bartlett, bad been battling al The
wuak, aod tho most important cases bad been
Idiaposed Of The Judge was bali asleep, the
bury in scarcely better condition, and cases
WIRE decided before those Interested hardly knew
which way 10 turn At about four O'Clock, sp
old usn was placed st the bas, accused or psss-
ing counterfeit money. There were bat few
persons In the court house--the lawyers who
bad finished their business, bad gone home, aod
the old icllow seemed in hir way 10 be rapid
" consigpsa TO tie State prison Mr.. Bart.
lett, the younger l,ibl. sat with his srrs folded
and his ket upon The edge ID the liable, RpIa
rsutly asleep, while the sttotney general exam.
insd two or thrce witDe@e,. Never wss Justice
hurried through in . more summary manner. -
The evidence was direct and conclusive, and "a
witness after witrcss left the stand, tho old
prisoners face grew paIcr, Gud psler. and be
ifembisd at tho certainty Of his late.
By snd BY Mr.. Bartlett, OpeDed bis eyos.
cast glance NJ the gray hairs OF the culprit.
ysvned gently. and turning 10 The attorney
grneral. said sudibiy Z" III defend thus man :
He ssked no ques,io..s of The aitoe%ses,, aud
took no notes -ba. whoa the eyi5erce gss
through. be ross and delivered one Of The most
tbeantifui arguments ever heard. The testimo-
ny which appeared ~ cloaI ~ noondsy. be
pulled oil 70 pieccs--he made discord OF bsr
nooy--nonsenss Of sspse---dbcrspancy OF The
most exact agresmep, ---sad when be touched
upsa the Old mans unjust sufsrings, be even
drew team Without leaving their rats The
jery declared the prisoner Not Chilly" The
wsspins man, with ciasped bands Ioaped for.
ward. seemingly 10 invoke q blsssiug upon the
hssd Of biz dsjender Let bin, oot, consis-
'bIs." sid Nr. Bssiett, "snd go. you old rascal.
70 sbost yoar bosiusss. snd Dcyer let me csict
'yoa psssing ceuntsftdt ruousy ssaioi" fbs
Jury s,ssts@ 10 wosder --sDd, We Ish The court
bo0ss lsugbiog yet s~roviI
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OFFICIAL JOURN All,
THE COMMON COUNCIL,
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
@- TnasdnY. Enhrnnru 10th 1osc

Tuesday. February 10th, 1856.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
Members present--Honorable f. L. Tracy,
President; Measrs. Banister, Benit, Chambers.
Eager, Fabre, Gitfen, Guyol Hebrard, Howell,
Kelly, Landry, Long, Russia, stith and Thayer
JIG.
The reading Of the minutes was, on motion,
dispensed with.
The following communication from the Comp
troller was read, and, on motion, referred to q.
special committee of three composed of Messrs.
Eager, Thayer and Chambers
.@s COhlPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
New Orleans, February Is, 1850.
10 the Honorable Common Council
~ of New Orleans:
GentleHaa--l have the honor 10 inform you thai |
have advertised and offered Tor sale the privilege of
running steam ferry in The Fourth District, but have
not succeeded bidders being deferred by the specica-
lions.
Waiting for further instructions, 1 remain yours,
respectfully
# 0. .DcBUYS, Comptroller.
The following weekly report from the Treas.
urer was read and on motion, referred to the
Finance Committee:
TREasURER's WEEKLY REPORT
FROM lllh TO 10th FEBRUARY, 1856, lNCLU-
SIVE.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

r Thursday February 81, 1856. s48
The Board met this day at 6 o'clock, 2. Ms
IN conyocation Of the Mayor.
Members, present: Messrs. Bailey, Durell
Dupre, Culhertson, Gilmore, Prague, Price
md Pride--8. :,
Mr.. Culbertson was called to the chair.
The following message was read:
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS Il
City Hall, Feb. 81, 1856. s.
To the presidsn, and Members of the
: 1 = Board of Aldermen:
Ger,lemen-I have called you together for this day
at the request of Messrs. DureIl, Dupfe and Bailey
Those gentlemen viii inform you of the object.
u se's " - 5No. l. LEWIS. Mayor.
On motion Of Mr.. Ddrel, the Board went into
secret session.
After which the doors we're opened.
The folio wing resolution. offered by Mr.. BIZ
rell, was raadstWice and adopted, the rules be-
ing suspended.
=Yeas--Messrs. Bailey, Culbertson, DuEeI,s
Dupre, Price, Pride and Prague.
Resozrsd, That the special committee appointed to
examine and report upon the books and accounts Of
the Treasurer Of the city, and the books, papers and
of such city officers as they may deem prop
en- be authorized TO employ additional expert, at
salary of more than one hundred dollars per
month, whose duty it shall be TO examine the books
andaccouns of D. c. Labatt; late Assistant City At
torney, and 10 report thereupon TO tine common
Council
The following resolution, offered by Mr. Bai-
ley, was read twice and adopted, the rules be-
ing suspended
Rssolred That the Comptroller be and he is hereby
instructed furnish to the Committees on Finance OF
the Common Council detailed statement of The lia-
bilIties Messrs. James Beggs and G. H. ohles late
collectors of levee dues for The city OF New Orleans
for such bills placed in their hands for and
which have not yet been accounted for by them.
81 it further resolved That said Comptroller be re-
CURED TO furnish 10 said committee detailed slate
men,, showing the amount due the city for ground
rents, and from what persons duesssF
On motion, the Board adjourned.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Sec
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laid ger, together With lie following regola-

i y over, together with the following resolu-
ton offered W the committee:
ssose4. Inc Farmer of The Beef Market, Second
pleasure 81 s sGs on aa 9a1d q aa anh n
q sasa said stands be constfacted
and net projecting more than
SAID market, 5S - - = ~ :" s1gs
The second portionof the foregoing repors
was read ana the following substitute foF tle
resolution Of the Assistant Board II, thnri7fysss
the Surveyor to cause the roofs Of Ina
Vegetable Markets to be repaired, ag. 81
ton, adopted s$55 ~ =
Resolrea, That the Surveyor be- and he III hereby
made 10 liz roofs and ali oifrer paris Of tIs Mesg ana
Vegetable Markets ofthe Second District reentgln Is
be repaired. All to e>execufed under the sHpsfyisipa
OF the chaIrinen Of The COMMITTEES on Streets aE
\ Landings.
The resolution Of the Assistant Board ayt-
thorizing the Superintendent of the Wstss~
Works Company to remove Che hydrant IN AM
nunciation street Market" and place the same
under ground in the centre Of said market, was
concnrred in as recommended in the third psx5s
Of the foregoing report.
The fourth part of the report was adopted.
and the resolution Of the Assistant Board 6 re-
quiring the Surveyor to make certain bridges
and requiring the Street Commissioner to erect
1 o lamp post at the corner Of Claiborne and &C.
Bernard Avenue" was concurred in after hay
| ing been amended and recommended by the
i
at the intersection Of Claiborne and New Orr
leans streets, and one at the intersection og
i Clara and Melpomene Streets
4 The resolution g authorizing the Comptroller
to warrant on the Treasurer iii favor Of James'
Batson, for 1868 100, amount charged for
/ 325 tons Of ballast taken possession Of By the
Street Commissioner in accordance with law
was rejected as recommended in the foregoing
4 report.
/ The following resolution, offered by the Com
mittes on Streets and Landings, and aceompas
nying the foregoing report, was lost for want Is
the legal majority: sSaszE##
Yeas-Mesrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Denegre,
Dupre, Price and Pride-6.
Nay-Mr. Gilmore. sss
Resoseea, That the ComptrolieF be and he is hereby
authorized TO SELL after days notice IN the ocal
Journal contract for repairing and keeping In repais
for three years The shell roads OF the city, said
ton to be subject TO the approvalor rejection OF Inc o
mon Council the contract TO date therefrom andthe
work 10 be done in rdance with specifications 81
4 elm the Surveyors office. . q
a motion to adjourn was carried BY the fol-
/ loving vote $50
\ Yeas-Meears Culbertson, Denegre, DupIe,
\ Gilmore, Price and Pride--6.
Nay--AIr. Bailey l.
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W. H GARLAND. Treasurer
New Orleans, Feb. 10, 1856.
The following letter from the Treasurer was
read, and on motion, referred to the Finance
Committee
THE statements referred to in the letter will
he found in another column of this paper
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans February 10, l55G. (
To The President and Members of the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
GESTLENES: beg leave to lay before You The number
and amount licenses issued this office for The
week ending the 10Th inst ncusive with statement
showing the number OF licenses, parry whom Issued.
and amount received The number Of licenses issued
during the week is as follows:
hans
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L a etc conduit au depot des Epaves du QuatFieus
s District Jackson, entire les rues Constance es E-
FL, CONNIE epaTe-
Tine Vache rouge ayant les orees coupees obiquerent
en- dessous bout queue blanc, eampe vishl
81 Giles sont reclames dams dix ioura ct leg DE-
ait depot MIRDI e de Fevrier 1856 10 heures M
AUG. s. PHELPS Commissaire des Rues.
Nouvelle-Oraans Is Jsnyier, 1856. ja26 fell q
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Fourth District Pound.

NETAs brought to the Fourth District Pound, Jack
wv son street, between Laurel and Constance. ag
estray-
One red Cow both under-aloped the tip Of tie tail
white no brand visible
Which if not claimed within ten days. and the az
pepses thereon paid will be sold public auction, at
said pound, on TUESDAY the 5h day Of February, ls5
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans. Jan. rs, 1856
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public, by order of The Mayor............ II so
etc........... "a so
To A. Brunei C j. Erard, for suadries fur
ment. ............ . 70
To W. l. Powers; for cariagehire for Com
niuee Fire, in visiting The Engine
Houses ...................... s 90
To Charles Kopp, for keeping Engine
and Hook and Ladder Company Truck. 90 %
care Of the Steam Fire Engine ............ " 81 50
To r. Erard twenty-one days services. .... 80 81
To A. Brunei. do. do. do. ...... 80 81
To j. Ariel, Two days services. ........ $40
TO F. Vannisse, twen.y.onc days services. 80 81
TO F. ygey, do do. do. .. 80 81
TO j. Martin, fifteen do. do. :. % 90
To VIM Henderson, seven do. do. .. 10 II
ToJ Carly, do. do. do. =. 10 u
Toe o. Donnel, two do. do. :. 37d
| ~!
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The following report from the Judiciary Com
mittee was read and adopted
The Judiciary Committee beg leave TO report on that
part OF the ayol's message sent to this Board on the
18Th of January, 1856, and in regard 10 claim of the
assessors of the city Of New Orleans.
Your committee will inform The Board that claim
similar 10 the above alluded 70: was urged last
against the city by the parties for the assess
nent rolls Of the year 1854 and was rejected by the
| late Board Of Assistant Aldermen. A suit was then
instituted against The city by the assessors ands SUI
pending. Your committee of opinion that all action
on the matter should be suspended Until final decis-
ion he rendered in said suit,ad beg TO be discharged
from all further considerati of the matter.
On the letter OF the City Attorney in regard 10 COM
municaon from James K. Jennings, Esq agent Of the
/ U. s. Mail Steamship Company your committee con-
cur in the opinion given by the City Attorney, and
adopt the conclusions contained in his said letter. viz:
| That the Common Council whilst the ordinance No.
1864 remains in force, cannot The lease with
| Mr.. Jennings.
On the ordinance increasing the election precincts
of the ci,yof New Orleans, your committee has moi
vet been able 10 obtain tho necessary information as
the precise number Of voes and exact boundary and
streets of the precincts be divided and beg leave
f'N'f +. BOUNY.
/ W. CHAMBERS,
T. A. BARTLETTE,
| A CHIAPELI4A,
I Mr.. Fabre offered the following resolution
| which was read, the rules being suspended, and
adopted:
| Resozeel,, That special committee of three be ap
pointed 10 revise The ordinance regulating the fees TO
keeping stray animals vehicles, carts, etc when The
taken up for violating the ordinances OF this
city.
On motion, the chair appointed on the com.
mittee asked for in the foregoing resolution
Messrs Fabre, Chiapella and Violet.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
| JAS. a. HOPKINS, Secretary.