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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-23
NJ A R u q L. -.

In al' county, VI On the ia'h inst, by Hs,. J.m's
Nspp'e, Nj, jouS Ills spsssoS II Minnesota, 10 NJ.
sesN' kAfrlS. Of N. tctmer place,
ny Rev. kiwsrd n NeliL % the eth inst, GsoSas n
ss."sN, of Quincy, ~ to nnNpA I. R,ssw, III De
kAlb, N.
ou the is,A ,ss,, Nv Rev. kawsti n. Neil, Ip~ AND
4. horr 10 CAraAs,sx Nuos, both ef 81, raul
On the 18th mst. nv Rev EAwatd u Nent, Joms
iAwKsScS to Ann SWANSON.
oa the ash uit, Of the house efiuJgc rAsmp.sn NJ,
JAsss ", EAsps, et the ~ cAAl~. Hotel 10 Ms, L.
cy Lass Hour, al oims,ei eeaas, MT
. saw t~e r,oads d nstsns,
Tiug~a With the rsinS sun,
Ami in the dawn, they aoateS On,
Aad miaaled iato one
thought tka~s summer olaat. blss,,
They nowsi So s~setiy 10 the West"
Al u,ics, N, T., On the is,h Inst. by Rev, Dr. ".
ueHtl, ksa M, CosSees kisa. Of owstonls u MIS-
h,sN A, usartsrr, of the former place.
Ia this city, On Friday i1,A met, tAssv px LAVsss
youngest child Of Rev pr. vAs lsass. aged year ssd
mcaths
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SAD OccuRRESCx.-Wc are panied TO learn,
SAYS the Red Wing Gasette. of the 10th inst.
that Mrs. Parker, Of Belle Creek precinct,
was so badly burned last week by the prairie
fire that her life is dcspaired Of.
The circumstances As near ~ We can learn
are these: While Mr.. Parker was engaged in
securing his hay his wife saw the fire approach
ing the house, and fearing that oil would be
burned, seized her infant, II child about week
old, and ran tor a creek, followed by a girl who
was working for her, who carried her other
child. The girl and the Oldest child succeeded
in reaching the creek, where they were secure
from harm but Mrs. Parker being in feeble
!seal,t WA ayertakea by the FIRE. Her hus.
band hearing her screams ran to her assistar &c
through the fire, and succeeded in tearing oil
her burning clothes. He was then compelled
to leave her lying on the prairie while he car
risd the infant who was also badly burned 10 a
ncighbor's about mile distant, and got asss-
lance to bring 10 his suffering wife. We learn
that she ia now at Mr.. Hills WHERE every at
tention is paid by the neighbors to alleviate
her su1erings. Mr.. Parkers hands and face
are so badly burned that he cannot help him
self
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-23

We received, yesterday, by shs mail broagh,
by the Northern Belle, hw additional returns
from the States Of Ohio, Indiana and Penusy
vania. They are very mcags and unsatislAc-
tory, although We still incline to the opinion
that We have not lost any ground in either Of
the States, On the contrary, we think We have
gained number Of Coagrssmen In the three
States mentioned above, there Ar ktty-sven
members Of Congress, Of which only eight were
Democrats in the las, House Of Rsprscuta.
tiyes Below will b. found the second dis.
patch
Puu-ApKlruiA, Oct. l5--l0, A. n.
The Democrats have carried the Ninth Ward
in this city. by ala majority.
WcstmorelAnd county, 500 Dem. majority
gain. $50.
Snyder 2a5 Union maj aud COO maj Tor
Union Congress ticket.
Carlisle, Cumberland county, Al Union ma
jority.
The 2lst Ward in this city gives TO- Dem,
majority.
The I'D Ward gives 36C Union majority.
Twelve wards in this city give l,b6a Dem.
majority ,,r,
Beaver township, o3 Union maj
nSnes.e' a, oT ,,, y. '"''" wv"
n,acNen' % y h' y. W my ,.
n ~ -. ~ ~ 40 v,-., ~,
ne'a,ns 'roI, :. ou' =. .ns IS ,.. w~
IN s''o" '''''','"" ~" VI ''' - WV
Fourteenth ward, 1A2 Union NAL
u q q IL. .
,ou' ""'"' ~ .: ny
9th ward, 30 Democratic mai
Congressman elected First District. Flor.
cnoc Dem, by ?'2's. -, ,..,
s Sssoh1 n p.s.l,e'S MOTIFS n ua'on 80 '
Fourth District phiIlips Demcrut, by n
Iarcc maio,;,v
S;,,h D;s,ric,-. Dcmocra,ic vnin Of 900.
U.Jc,rJ Va ,ao- Uemorr.,ic yain az 20O
! i,has,cr IN foo iT.,cn gain 400
In rhil.dolnhi, tho majority for Canal
Commissioner Is 2236. with seven precincts 20
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-23

AToSEMgSr Day csier,lay. The stores aud
places Of business occupied by our citizens ol
Jewish faith. Of which We have quite humber
were closed, and the day was observed by them,
according to custom. by fasting and prayer
from SHUTDOWN on Wednesday 10 shutdown on
Thursday. According TO the Jewish creed
there are books kept in Heaven in which the
good and bad deeds Of every individual are rc-
corded Al the end Of each year, the accounts
arr made out. Ten days Of grace are then
given, during which a person can cancel by
good deds any balance OF evil which may ap-
pear against him. and tan make good com
nencemept on the new year The last Of the
ten days, (which was Yesterday is called
Yaum X cepnr. or Atonemcnt Day. and IL rig
idly observed by fasting and prayer by all good
Jews throughout the world - Gaisna Cauief,
10Th INST.
The same Observance was kept up by the
Jewish citiz'ns Of this place, last week, and, as
many Of our p"oplc did not understand the
reason Of their places Of basincss being closed
on that day. this sufficiently explains the mat
ter
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Apprniscmens oS tho Delaware s..mds-.-
knusns.
WAsBIsGToS oct .

WAsBIsGToS, Oct. .
The indian department mas hal tin D,ia
ware reservation lands appraised. according
10 treaty. The lands liz ~ the valley IL the
ansas. from its mputh and westward They
are supposed to be the best 10 the United
States Of the two hundred thousand acr,s TO
b. sold on the 9Th Of November, not oBe Is
supposed 10 ir ibkriof 10 the hest in N" valley
Of the NJ am aud Sclp,a Although The land
s Of such immense value, the bSiy Of II has
been appraised st only 81 % An ARE. The low
est sum which the treaty would allow aud the
highest at sI2. And yet. adjacent 20 I.-iyen-
worth. ten thou.and dollars have bon offered
for government tltle,io ton sers. The average
appraisemsn' pr aere Is sad "a h" sl,I5.
SIecalators. s1ustine ago. lhtr7nl@i upon
the reservation, ami laid out town called
"Ieaycnvorth. 1Ihe lots. iw,1,i i've hundred
in pumber, arr appraised at froms 81 10 $40
each. only by tho.e officially appointed to ia
the valuation. The average "a about $3.50 PER
lot
The ..L. xill IT, held 10 the frt A.=0c,a-
tions Of rJecnlatDrs. relying upon the gepral
Ignorance "a 10 the value ~ the lands have
compared ,IlYr arrangements 10 buy the whole
tract
The department. !, u ssI. the siN'y or
eighty vciiler. who have made aetna improve.
ments m III. t1un. 10 have thslr lO,s Vt The az
tfaissUsst the other lot. ~ - odd Al their
real value 30 oil The land The Delaware
lnsiian~ oxh the lan.h which are H. h. SDld io'
th.ir tsetsat.
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We learn from the Pittsburg Un,on that on
Monday night last very serious accident oc-
CURED by the explosion Of an ethereal oil
lamp, at the house of Mr.. FLEMING. in that
city, severely ipjuring four ladies and a gentle
man, who were sitting at the table sewing and
reading. The contents Of the lamp were scat
tered over the faces and breasts of the parties.
The injuries were so severe that their lives
we're despaired Of
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-23

ELNrioS IN BALrNoss,--An election for
Mayor and Alderman held in Baltimore n
suited in the success ofthe American candidate
for Mayor by the following vote;
r~An American. tssce
Wright, pemeetsl iossa
American majority. liza
The Council stands thus First branch, Is
Americans aud Democrats second branch,
tied.
Several serious riots occurred, in which four
persons were Killed and upwards of twenty
wcundtl-N. Y. Ere. Post.
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PnoosEss OF ras USios. We frequently
blar the expression, "tsis is grca, country"
but very few ars aware bor prsa, thi. Union
10 The Maternal Intaiigsneu Of the 4th has
al article showing by the Official tables just
published tina, the revenues Of Government
during the las, sscaI year, in spite OF all the ~
forts Of the Government to keep item dowo
aDounte,l in roaDd numbers TO .>re'y forr
millions OF dollar. and its erpsn1i,u'es "hs,
nation Was there ever under the san whose Ell
pebditure- did DO; keep pace with the 10 cresse
OF is income , amounted 10 fhyerea NH
lioas ~ dollar
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nErAULr HAVING BEEN MADE IN TIL


payI-snt II the Bfst issailmsni 81 the p,,asy.
cured Ia b. fHd ny . certain isssntBrs " M"uesys
bearing cate ihs s-, asy d Asgss, A. %. Jsss sss-
fstsd ~ hstswG ,oi aud haiA h.. ~is ~ ths .suniy
o. k@ba.st and T,rn,ory ~ hinas-Ds, Ia AIessaJst
tiB ~ ths esssiy Ia sseats the 4. yasnt II
10 sps' - ihifissn hans'ed aud ssy"aiy sta dsiisr
ssf II Ia the t1niisss ~ certain bond LsAssg even
sis " h $50 mortgage, as foiless to III tie sum II
So hHn6frd ard s,shiy even doisfs ADD nin"tJ sis
esHis "a the tt.t a. ~ Jgiy, A. ~ ls@ and 40 i1s
the ~ hsadfsd and eight ssfss dsiisfa soa
nirsty .iH cents he hf- day II Jsi,, u. 1901, ~
10 18Th atFfst oil lie fsis 81 tea ~ 'rpi 30 an
a8m sy1s ihs whole fsosiss< saP-ii - Tho tfas
Of each payment ~ $40 m"iis' ~ sse asB f.'p'
81 ne Bs,, a.y II hsgss, 1855, a. ~ oeiass,
IN the ofies Il ss Reg. Of lsels" sad e'.v"'l
81 Hsnay ~ fsss ~ 81 M"stgagss on psses ~ sui
Isa s,d ays~ ~h,ch there I" ss'md To b" dee ~ She
d,ie q. uls Bote. the II sgh, hssaf.i sud tbltT
.sSra dollars Pf Hsirsi sad intsrst .sd Toe
" Gs., IHsi s,sbt ~ ssid H"f'fAfs All eat rnh
ssd cfYsys having bssa daIy asszn'd IN the NTH dsT
of0.iols, o. no By sad Aissssasr wiIsm 40
t.tlss o. Hasass, and ibs ss.zhmsft thsfs"a dsly
,,.ta. an Zist isy ~ Asksst, % Isi, 81 st.Eea
sB.ta 10 .sh'e u ne Rss Ser u I~.ds Il aslJ
,osots f. EsnssY, lb isok - ~ 0oftfsrs. on page
,ss afa 80 sa,i u sisht sss4fsa thi,y sstss
a. is,s 10 ss bo- dps ssd uayaA sad suit
p'Asssdiag 81 ls hssBs hssa nsn.sd 10 The
is1f a.saF'J ~ ssd H'osissGs any pr thsfFof
s s ss'sI sssa thsi ~ p"fsoAnss and ~ sirtas 81
tns t1sT ~ sale ~ "a mortgage tgtslBs Aal Of Tho
'tsta" b" rofh "s'ss mRds snd pro'id'a ,hs premise
~ st4i aa-rirzss s,si ssi d..-ti.i bdo~. 81
~ t,,~s Pssssis 81 issd IJsx To- SAT- sshiy a
fasy, Add tHsss a. isis No. 50 vi (sA -, "a
Bs.es No stsiy s'st lss Ia Dsyts Trims sa.,ioa
~ tsia' fsal ~ ~si ,aasty ~ snssJ al b" shl ~
gans psnfas a, Tie cosu hss-s snt Pssl stts
49,. 80 ia az ~ oslolsS, A. y $50. AZ sIs'sp
D'.i'st 80 tLs iSfsHa"s.
AZ , to- AssizIse Asssasr.
bate - pssmbsf :, $50 W.T.
1as .bss .sls !. p-.ipoa.d ssli ~. LET asy 81 NJ.
,smbs,, o rs a. iss C,su Boas-. 10 st P.si. ii
si.ssa sa's - tie totss'ssn pstsi -stsntsf isu,,
49,. a. D. HOFFMAN, A~igsss.
Wilus+ H'.sp, Ausrnsy.
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"AsoiIsHINa rHE NEGRo RAcE'-Mr
SrIsxER, Black Republican candidate Tor
Conges, in New York, says in published
letter, II am in favor Of abolishiDg the negro
race" lie does not (says the New Hampshire
Patr,ot,) explain the process by which he would
accomplish this object. but he would probably
do it by the BAxxs plan Of i" absorption.
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DRED-rrL.--Dick gives curious reasons for
the fight Of the belligerents and sudden cessa-
lion Of hostilities in Kansas. lie says that
Beecher finding rifles insufficient in effect re-
solved on trying y nousi projectile, and so get
ting supply Of his sister Stoves last WORK.
he threw a volley in the faces Of the foe and
struck them with drsd - Boston Post.
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~ ~ith -lhts spot "n bis forehead ~hi,s spa,, oa
hi- iss and h'llt white the end III the tail shd
sii ~ the en "st sni crop hon, thr iiuh,
Another aR datk rcd az hI,nis, with white Hpota on
his legs aud brt white sro, bis tsmr ~hii. ~
tie sbl al the tai, and rfop from tie sh The
cattle supposed IN 10 sisht YEARS obi The
Gamer h requested 10 pioss p,opH,y, pay thsrgp. aud
take then 1hst can D.. ipuni nj Hun i,i,.f NJ.
teen miles ton, Auots. titAHibs " Ei.IaISs
at 70 wiss
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frREs-Immense is the destruction u prop
erty this year by fires in the woods and on the
prairies and meadow We hear the amount
Of hay consumed estimated a, thousand tons
10 the rear Of this city, up and down Rom
river, all around Minnetonka, through the Big
Woods on about Glencoe and Hutchinson.
and IN parts OF the Minnesota valley, the fires
have done heavy damage and the atmosphere
over 40 extensive ARIA has bces - smoky as to
darker the sun and make all eyes 20 smart.
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SLAVES LIBERATED t.EoBor ". JonSsOS
one of The large sugar planters on the MissiS
sippi below New Orleans, who died recently,
ha. lcit an estate valued at no, le.s than 500.
600. he has by his will mannm,'ed all his
slaves, two hundred in numbr They are all
to he cent 10 Liberia in four years from his
death
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NEM l.nl,I

Nkw lon1, Oct. H.
The steamship George law arrived last night
with California mails 10 the 10Th nit, nearly
two million dollars in treasure ami adsio's from
New ''rena,a. south Pacific, Jamaica and
Australia
The general news from California ~ nuImpor'
tant. Politics occupied the public MIMI !" The
exclusion Of other subjects.
In San francisco there WIS movement on
foot 10 unite the various elements ~ opposition
To the Democrats who are the bitter enemies Oh
the Vigilance Committee. II was somewhat
doubted, however, whether the PROJECT would
succeed.
Tie Democrats have Nominated Cbas j..
Scott and Joarph g. MeRibbee Tor Congress
They are Of the Gwinn or nnii-l'roierick frac-
ton.
Messrs. John j. Durhee and Chas. T. Rand
Ind been tried on a charge Of piracy ior assist
ing in the removal OF the State arms from oo
board the schooner Julia. IN IAN Francisco du'
ring the reign OF the Vigilance COMMITTEE 49,
The jury rendered verdict oi ncqnittal after
bu, 1--we minutes elaboration
A suit has been brought against the l'ana'
ma H. X. Company to recover $4,000 dana
gta for injuries reoIved ny tl1 arrtltnt ~ the
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-23

In shsleprs, ca sunday, sept ssts, Mana MirinI,
infant daughter Of JAMS Il, sai AsS, MAaoAHsr Lrs
rNrr. assi meath. aud dsys
Al the re.,dsace Of HE rsrrsts In wiaeas FRIDAY
evening". the 81 inst T. RKsros firsss ealy shiLi Of
Va l., and raKas y, f,rsass, sssd y~sr, mes,hs,
aad nitsen days,
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NJ EiiCHANTS' HOTEL. COR THIRD AND
MI IALkanN AfHEEfA limiting liz AlnanaLaal

Landing, hsist isut -. \ bkIotE, fepfe,nf.
iissinE iahen the shove iiaist sol thoroughly Isa
's1 SAD ,eI6rn,shnJ ", Nj iets hogs 4" inLsm III.
nirass " raio, Paai aud thr travelling pabs that he
u now prepared 10 accommodate 10Th boH,dsts sad
uasoints, ~ msnnrl unsu' passed IN the city, The
table shall always 10 supplied with ,hs b"., The mafse,
affords The l"'s,,"a ~ the iio,s inE Immediately IN
ifpnt 81 the Fsap,bust landing AID IN tho basipe-s
pdrtlnn at the cy m4tps Il particularly desirable
iboss ~hn sDh Z" depart boe,s transact business
"a the 90, ausi.,ksu
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In eviderc, If IN, wealth au,ass,,, bv nn,ic,t
families. The trn vcler IA shown Tho nia,,. in
piec.aillv RnrlInyton Uous. D,vonsbirc
HOUSE. landsiowpc HOUSE In berkshire Square
and loxrr down in ,L, city a fsw uohle houses
which .til Withstand in all their AMPLITUDE the
encroacLm,n,s o( .trs,,. m, nnk, a, N.,l.
hrl includes ar incluJed n mia souar, in tho
heart of London wberc Tho British museum.
once Montague House now stands. ana the land
now occup,,I by Woburp Square. bedford
Square, and Russ.l Square. Tho MARQUIS az
II ,x,n,m.tcr NTH xf,,,,a IA mr. ,,,ar. ~. -.
ri,s of SQUARES called I,clrrnyi.. stafford
lIous, /. the nobl,.t pance In Iondon. Nor.
,huml~rIsud hold, i,s pln,,, in Ubarinr Gross
Chesterfield IIouse rrna,n, in Audl.v Street
Sion House aud Holland House arr In the
suburbs liu, most Of the historical bousrs
are masked or lost in the mo,iorn u@s 10 which
trade or charity has converted them A mul.
iitade Of town palace. contain inestimablc gal
lerles OF art.
IN the country the size 81 private estates Is
more impressive From Barnard Castle !
rode IN to the highway twenty three miles
from High Fierce, n fall OF the trees. toward
Dmlingto ton, past kaby Castle. through the ~.
tate Of tho Duke Of Cleveland. The Marquis
q: Brradabane rides out This house hundred
miles in drsc, line To tho sea on his own prop
srty. The Dixie oi Southerland owns the
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The Rev. WARD BsEcnrR il a. reckless Of
truth and as abusive in his harranguss Us the
lowest BiIlingsgn,c slang rbauger. Here is
one Of his Assertions at BLACK Republican
caucus in New YAk
Il don't mean 10 say the editors OF the EI-
PIE. are no, gentlemen, but do say that the
Erpr.u is like the Mississippi Tor length like
the Missouri for dirt, AMI every drop from the
head 10 the Gull IL lie.
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wno C.y Bear Irg-Mr. ]. L. Wilson, re

WAC CAS BEAR Irg-Mr. j. L. Wilson, re-
siding short distance from Winona, says the
Republican. raised this summer. and left at our
Office last week. TuRSIr weighing FOURTEEN
POUNDS AND FIVE OUNCES, and measuring thir.
ty.ftur inches in circumference! Can any Of
our farmer friends In Minnesota, or even in the
States, beat this!
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LARGE SoUAsH.--We learn from the Cbica-
20 Times that Mr.. Samuel Hoard, Of that city,
has raised squash in his garden this season,
which weighs one hun!ra! cad eigatyHr ibs,.
which is probably the largest squash ever
grown in this country.
That was very large squash to grow out
of Minnesota Territory, VIZ admh, hut to say
that il is the largest one ever grown in the
country, is stretching the truth somewhat.
Last year one was grown in the vicinity
Of Winonn, in this Territory. which weighed
t,eo hundred and t,ceire aud a-hatf pounds -
Twcnty-sx ind ahaf pounds heavier than
yours, Mr. Times.
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|, will ie scen by reference 10 an advertise
ment in another column, that W. are to have
two new Land Offices established one at Bu-
chanan, aud the other a, Ojibway
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(tiIIcAGO LEATHER BElTTNi MANI
" FACTORY -- kkiIS HIAokn,HN, Msaulae
,ateis Il superior soa II thai Tanned isaihst isit.
ing, which they vii sell al New fk and bosi prices
A liberal Jl-e"uni m-d~ 10 tag. Purchasers.
Nelly UlAtkHtNs, Tanners, tarfer. ia,potisr.
II French sni ths.b leather dealers IN lHsnsIs' OI
aud tin.. az isks street pbiassp, It's i~l9iA wts
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Nr,gre returns from ksnas irdirab thu
election a whitfeJ 10 C0gre~ without o.,
y.s.itipn No Disturbances reported
The sifamer David 1atam SINK in the MI
so'iri riy,r NJ The 7,h Sbs was valued NJ go =,
Od0-iu.ure1 ffr elt 6JO
TIE =, I0uis Agricultural AMI Mechanical
Pair opsp' today Tbse i.an imrprs-e ,hrong
q p,ople 10 town, tut tbe weather Is vet and
antavorabe. n~ day s otyryed ss holiday
ihrouyhOa, the city
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isnr.s SHor-It Is rumored, says the sha-
kop. Ioii.y Hernld. tia, the dead body Of an
Indian With hall ,hrosgh the body, was found
at nine mic creek, Few days ago Nariou.
ramors are IN circulation in regard 10 the eaa~
Of his death, some alleging tina, be sas shot by
white man, living tear that creek, who had
delivered himself up To the Authorities a; For,
Smelling. vhile Others say tina, he vas .ho, by
snottsr Irdian. We could ob,.in M reliable
ihform.,ioa 10 relation 10 the matter.
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Bar 4 ere occurred 10 keosgl. Iowa, on
The 9Th dtsiroying property 70 ~ ssise d
$50 OO1 Among ibs ksss sers - bOrsa IN
s,abLes q iis- Witt Has ard Dr Egbsr,
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FATAL ATVsIT.-A young mat by tbs nag'e
Of Thomas Lrv-n va shot Oh sunday last 81
Ovrrmsns Ferry, for interfering in hsh, H.
t~ern two nsen, one who's name vas Heller,
the other Blair Young Is,sn was work N
for Blair q; the t, Ne the tight oecsr.d The
hgh, ~.. esuSs! By cards AMI lqSo' A yslng
lady pre~n, asked Isven TO ..pAr.,. tsem
-hicL be succeeded IN doing. Heller len tE'
boase. AL Bar run up star, for hn gan, ADD
IIven noticing that, ran from the hosse bot
lad ~, proce~Icd n,.sy yards bsfsr. HlaI'
.Al.i out, Tom Won r. dad man. and shot
~ossdipg hin i IS 's,red fatally HuNe''.s
EnGafrsr
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gsitaots teWsval y. %.

The earnings Il ,bs Illinois Central Railroad
Tor September were slSi 80, against 500
OILS IN ils kAiDe month of ! sJS The recfipts
Of the n,p nyaiti,s Of $50, are 81 ,GJ'J'+
agaihsi 81 .Oi2,s5s 10 tbs -ans, mpntils of sa5
tho. .bo1ing 81 incrsas. this year Oi SOL ,.Ji
o. ab.Ju, g. pr ceai 1hs Js,al. oi the sep
ientsr tram are a. ioliO~s:
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L,AsTERk WAGONS toR BALE TN

sabs'rihsf l'ss ius, received tstrs supply 81
Lumber Wasubr shade ~ Wa Hastat, 81 Bunai. N
whose osmH bears high fcps,atisn fit matins net
rate wagons. which the sabsert~f will sell cheap or
"a sh. W. b. FEuktkH
OCT l5ia~itn 't jackson asd NJ ~ ~. Psui
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nArTYosD, Oct. ~

The Old paper mill belonging to Per.se 4
Brooks ,ook FIRE iast evening, "a is snpprsd
from spontaneous combustion. 1be IRE was
stopped a, tie spaih partition wall, after hum
ing i~o-thirds n the buihing. Tbs m's' val.
liable par, o. ,be machinery, and III, stock In
tie builiing was s.ved Tho nov mill uniD
lnr~i cannot give The hss There we're IN
sufaBoes flr go 800 in eight OF tn diasren,
CN5~ in Proypsbce. Hartford. anil New York
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INDIAN PAYsENr.--We learn. says the
Chron,ele Of the 30th ult, that the annuity pay
uent Of the north shore Indians took place ON
their reservation at Grand Marias, last week
About five hundred Indians were present.
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L.ssS YTELD ~ WHs.I-Tbe st. Ioa.s
D,~scrsi ay. 4 farmer IN the town Of
Ho~srd, WiEbebago eosnty Illinois. raised ,he
prssas year s,co bsshsls Of wses, o. eighty
aer-s, t<ing .orty sashsls TO the acre An
Other rsis-d .05 basse!. % nib. .srs- bcing
nriyeve bushels 10 The sere Tbs vas sp-ing
Shat the kind cAlb-i the isnaja riab
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Donald MckAl. the great sbip-builder oI
Boston, and the constructor of the Great Re
public, has become insolvent
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Tisr ssles - iarsls ipr ih- g1oth arr 4I6l-
acres, a, an aysrsge 81 SIC - pr arr. The
Aggregate sAl.s boa are e. 2Ci.ili thoaV
I,ma.