The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

HNc stofhS IN neigDth. VI stoie Duihitgs
there are so in all OF which there arr . one
story; &c two stories; ~ thrcc stories, and |
four stories in heighth.
FEMALE PnYaciASs.-By reference TO u
card in another column, il will b. secn that Mrs.
L. A. Bartlett, NJ. d., and Mrs. l.. A. Mud
get. NJ. d., have taken rooms at the Mer-
chants Hotel. for the purpose Of offering their
services to the 81 Paul public, in tho practice
Of the healing art. They treat oil diseases on
the Eclectic principle. In company with them
Is Mrs. II. Il. O1Ary, who will make l'hre-
biological examinations for all those desiring
her services. O1icc, No. ~, Merchants Ito,
tel. For further particulars. sea card.
i.unRRKlsa.-The number Of It. Anthony
teams 10 the woods, says tho S.p.I'eas, will
hardly he equal to that Of last winter, On
Rum River there were then sixty teams, where
now the number will not exceed forty. But
some OF the teams which were then employed
10 that vicinity have now gone on to the Up.
per Mississippi, TOT timber region hardly known
till last year. The actual amount Of numbering
10 the pinery cannot b. much less than hereto
fore; rs many teams will doubtless be sent from
the numerous points above, where mills have
been erected during the year. The entire num-
Der for the winter. We arc told, will probably
DO somewhere about sevcnty-6ve
FousD DKAp.--A man by the name Of
Richard Congden WAS found dead about seven
miles from Shieldsvillc, on tho morning Of the
26th ult. The deceased lived ten miles from
Shieldsvic, to which place no was acoompa-
MED by man BY tho name Of johnson. They
started homo in the latter part Of the day, and
had proceeded only few miles when night
overlook them. Upon reaching the house Of
one Patrick Canaan. johnson concluded 10 stay
all night. and Coogden was urged 70 do the
SAINT, but he refused. saying his wife would c1-
pcct him at home that night. The next morn
ing. when johnson reached home, he was told
that Congden had not been there lie immed-
ately wsnt hack in search Of him, and found
him in the snow few rods from the road, and
about two miles from Mr.. Gaman's, where he
was last seen. Ills axe, which he had ground at
Shielisvillc. and other articles that he purcha-
sed were found with him. Among the latter,
was bottle containing o small quantity Of
~h,sky Mr.. Gsman admitted that he consid-
cred him somewhat intoxicated when be called
at his house. His ncighboss asccrtaiDed, by
following his tracks, that he hell o number Of
times. and injured himself upon the stumrs and
logs in his road Blood was found n, several
places where he fell /; there were marks upon
his iace and hands, apparently causol by f,e-
quent falls.
The man was probably very tired. AMI in
trying 70 revive his wasting strength by drink.
ing whisky. became somewhat intoxicated and
ipjuring himself by falling upon stumps and
logs in the dark, and becoming chilIcd and BE-.
wildcred, he froze to death. This was the opin.
ion Of the Coroner after q careful examination
Of the facts connected with the case. lie leaves
q wife. 10 whom he had been married but
few months.
THg REMAINS OF A MAN FoUsD.-Wc learn,
says the st. Anthony Erprsu that John Nc
Ieod, Esq., Of Glencoe. while engaged in sur
vey al the Terri.oti-l rosd ieata Gr;mshay "
in McIDol Co, to Fort Rdgley. discovered
the skeleton OF human being about midway
tntwen the two placs From APPEARANCES
Mr.. Mcleod thinks that he must have perish.
ed during the cold weather last winter. There
were the remnants Of clothing and few frag-
mcnts Of oil cloth found in the neighborbcod
which had beeu torn into pieces by the wolves
or other wild bcas,s Who or what he WINS
will probably never he known. bat INST like
y somc lone traveller attempted 70 cross the
plains between Fort RidgIey ard Grinshsw.
anil pcrishei in the attempt, It is horrible to
die alone in tie centre Of a wide prairie with
90 person nigh 10 soothe the last silent brath.
| The last number ~ tbs F,nn,ni ddpofisy,
We observe, is emteIIi.led by Map IL the,
Territory, which appears on the fourth page
OF tina, paper. This Map r aid 70 he n very
corrce, one. 1t occupies the entire Isee, and
10 doubt, viii all very mach 70 ,hs interest of
theipapo, a. every man can become the pos
sssor Of q complete map d the Territory. BY
purchasing . copy Of the Adnrtio. wewish
the entzprising publishers saoo~-
| GRAsb SotRsx-The members ~ the Ms
sooie and Odd Fellows lratsrpiiie. 81 Shake
per, 10 cooDectioa with the etizns, have Do
termined 70 give grand ryalia and civic ball
in tba, place, % the evening OF th~2 9Th inst
The members of the two frxt~ruitiss win ap
pear 10 the regAlis Of their ODDS. which vii
add greatly 70 the interest Of the occndon.
Ar.ngcrpents upon the most snpIe and liner
al scale have bern made, To render il ,hs mos,
briIlian, and attractive festival ever heh IA
this pace.
y. u. Hemisp. we ~ Il .tstd. ha~ r>igpol
ile oGc. ~ Postmaster o. -, Asthoay, iAv
ing dcprmiDod u act Opz.ly hereafter With III
Republicans The probability i he wiIl soon
git tired q his new b.hsAovs. At any rate
The I'emocrst'c party Oil Try and ri along
wIthost his ,nyslsAbse .<lstAsor