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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

Tvs sricfDy ~ DrsLxTu.--Tle partscu.
iars q the suici5c Which tosk place Sozne days
ago 90 thu Golden Era a; Dunleiih, arr given
IN the Galsns As-,rt Sr II ssms thA. While
;se Passages ~e7c al sEpps-, mar BY the
hau'e q Willard II Brown fr0a Woroste-
Mas, and vso had ticket fr9C Dunleith N
Has1ins. rose 'roga Is chair AID isaic.sd rpon
hinsef srsrsl v5uais With a sors knis.
'hIca wornss 'srmi.aed as.siy he tied
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

Tug fast little steamer Reveilie seus 10 IN
quite popular with those who travel on th'
Minnesota River. Some Of DOR frieuds who
cana down on her yesterday think she cannot
he equa!led by any boat nov on that river 80
How this ia we 10 not know, In, this VIC do
know, that she cannot I've exsslied in any rcs
pct, Capt Spencer and I'd McIasap arc
both well adapted for ,hc positions they occu
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

AsosG the recen, arrivals 10 this city we no
tioe Bishop Kemper. Of Wisconsin and Itv.
Mr. Breck. ~ the Col Lake Mission
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

GAteS, as well AS 81, fsnl is crying aloud
Tor al enlargement of their evec. Her dficul-
tics, though equally embarrassing. will prola-
bly, be much harder TO remove than those Of
st Paul
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

WASHED AwAY.--1'r mill dam OF MesSrs.
Cooper 4 McIutyres, Deiham, On South Fork
Root River. wa partly carried away by the
high water last week.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

PRosrERrrY. We learn that the Minnesota
Ze''.ng German paper Published 10 this
city Is about to be enlarged. This fac. msy
have been mentioned in its columns, bat some
may not have learned il from tina, source Us It's
types are like hieroglyphcs TO many otherwise
educated persons. II IA already quite rspecta
BE 10 size
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

Two INV saw-mls are being erected Oh III,
Minnesota River. one ut St Peter and the 9th
or at Traverse.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

Tas steamer Royal Arch. which arrived NJ
our le,ee yesterday, is one Of the Gelena Pack
es Company boats, bat docs no, belcng TO the
upper trade Her place is Or the line iron Ga.
lena 10 Rock Island, bot on account Of the
great quantity Of freight Tor the upper eouaiTy
she was ordered 10 Danl,iih 70 Lad for one
TIP to 81 Paul Capt Smith Formerly Of the
steamer Temp.t, y in command
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

SOUTHERN MINNESOTA Irxss. late NUN
Der Of the Fillmore Couay Pioneer says that the
official returns OF the late election Of county
sea, 10 that county, have not yet been receiy.
Cd. The election came Of, on the eth Of April.
and we should think il was high time 10 have
ibbs oiiisiai -iiGThs is supposed SoSever
that il has been located at Preston. The 9th.
er two places legally entitled to votes were
Forestville and Carimona
improvements al W,aoaa. j. J. Fogg,
formerly Of Lowell, Mas, has parchased Of II
d. HuA Blocks No. 60. AMI -. and is now
making preparations to erect stone Touring
mill +, and have the sane completed by October
next We also understand that Hull and San.
born arr commencing large Warehouse at the
loot OF Washington street, which Is 10 be 60
by 100 feet, two stories above the basement. --
II. ID. HUI il baildiDg temporary Warehouse
near the foot Of johnson street, which is 10 h.
~ by 100 feet, one story. We arr grnti!1D to
zee the Warehouses in progress, and trust the
goods designed for Winons next fall can find
storage without compelling the boats 10 return
to Ia Crosse with our Goods TO find storage
Wmona Republican.
Noespaper at Red Hag.--We understand
that Messrs. Bcnnet 4 Brothers purpose issu.
ing weekly paper at Rei Wing about the
18th Of May. to be called the Miamssota Ce.
:efts, and "a be devoted TO the commercial ia
tercsts Of Minnesota.
First Raf.--The Messrs. Laird succeeded in
getting q raj, Of lumber to this place Satnr-
day. We have no doubt this will be welcome
news TO many who have been obliged 10 stop
building operations Tor want Of necessary ma
terial. We understand that prices win range
about the same as last season. The Measrs.
J.. are among our most cnterprizing citizens,
and well deserve patronage W,noaa Argus,
Hasonm.--We learn that the Masonic fra.
teroity Of Winona have received their Dispen-
tioa from the grand lodge Of the Territory. and
aud hold their mee,ings regularly at Lairds
Hall in that place.
Mnueisks formerly whitewa,er,) seems 10
be Hourishing town in Southern Minnesota
1t IL about ~ miles below the Lake at the
mouth Of Whitewater river aud near The con.
Aucnce Of the Zonhro; il has poet Office,
and some fine stone buildings. A Territorial
road has been located from this point 10 Orc
poec, most Of the way over Il level prairie.
At Beaver Dam. scveu miles from Mnneska,
Foster 4 Co arr erecting saw md grist mill,
tavern, cahioet shop, &c Whitewater Falls,
nine miles distHnt shows considerable ihrift.--
A girls, mill with four run OF stone is under
contract, also tavern and store.
Watertown, twelve miles distant is also a
promising point Al each Of the above named
places there are excellent water powers. Some
forty families have moved on "a The Grrcnwo rood
priirie. since the boats began 30 run
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

A CooSY CoxxG.--Rev. Mr.. 0rxx, Of In.
diana, has been up the Minnesota River ios
some days past, engaged in examining thu
points OF mos, attraction in that portion OF the
couatry. lie has been sent hither BY large
colony OF Indnnians to spy out the goodly
land for them. 10 the end that they viii have
nothing to do bat come up And claim it. They
have shown their judgment in choosing this
oae of the ARREST portions Of the Territory for
their future home
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

MoSE, CoxSs Wksr The Utica Hsnals
says the deposits In the Savings Bank Of Utica
have bcn diminished over $4,000 within 9
f'w days ny the drafts of persons who are go
iag West.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

WHITE AND FANCY FIGURED SHIRTS,
conan. :s . s::s '; s.stS FRI fIox 4
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

ANOTHER NRw Tows.--A town called Al
hambra has recently been laid ont Ia Town
ship thirty nine, Range .wenty.one, Chisagc
County. MesNsrs. GhEftrr, JuDp. WaLKks
4 Co. are the proprietors This town is si'u
ated on both sides Of Snake River. and II Il
has The advantages Of the generality Of town
sites In this Territory, 10 their hands II cannot
fail 20 I've Of soine importance
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

Ia. Roor, Of ST. Louis, just soid for S2l,
s52 site 10 this city, which he purchased fcr
500 SIS wears ago
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

MAm Losr---on Thursday last, the mail
from the wiunebago Agency, Mankato. Kaso-
II, 81. Peter. Traverse and lie Sueur. was lost
while the driver was attempting to lord lie
sueur Creek. 10 the letter bag were valuable
papers for eastern merchants, aud Jack Nor.
gan bewals the loss Of several copies Of his
newspaper.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01
l.u.rt.ss r.s'
rRos MONDAYS aAisY

WS ARE requested 10 state ,ha, hloa Joseph
iemay VIII be candidate :os the nosainaticn
for the onice Of City .as,icr. a. the D.xro-
cratic Cisy Convention
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01


DISPLAYED NOTICES.
- - -sss --s>..s---==z>rz=z
POPULAR TRADE.
CATHCART & co.'s
SenkAnusal Sales will Commence
ON THURSDAY MAY lar.
A, sAs.r o,s ss.as, 20 ass.r, street, s.,a, r.,,
=, sss. s.ai sss sss.s,s ,ss.s s s'', s...
cheapest and esss ssisctea sssk II foe an sad Nss
Ne Dry a"s d svss offered Ia ,h,, tssiofy.
% =. s.s.:: az: :ss . s' sase. s .. ~ :. ssss
oaet.
Rich Preach Drssa Goods,
eis'e'y description sexprsssas
srrrRs rlouscwp SILK noBxs,
p.ouscsp oREN ApIkK nones.
pfoAspy LAWN. JACoSEr swiss R0sra,
nERAae rIssrE vLouNckp honas,
Csaasei sl,is. at
Jaspe. Striped, and Plaid HilkA
wa, aAetFa
tgkN,a AM fNpII Sngs.
Ia 'r's add sasin, "o,'e =. hsd "a. ~bs,sess.
PRINTED FaENcn oRe ANDY xrsLiss.
FRENCH JA,osrw
Issn,itai si,,.. Ut
rrtassa Chsiits, nerag~s ssa rissuss.
large and seassiai ssest Of rrsseh shs res,,A xsa
hreidery wsFt Masiias, ke., In csr,ra, LHae <ss~s
naaas. F'easess, Easass and iusessss6..
FRENCH A Ac. MN Aus A Nh uxnn mai spryps
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

Rev M. Null, leaves this week with his
family on . visit to his relatives. Until his NJ
turn in May, We have becn requested to say
that the services Of the House of Hope will be
discontinued with the exception Of the Sunday
School
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

sSasgF utrg.
DICE A BfSSoN5 STAGE AND LIVERY.
In ~ Pau, ~ An,hopy, sss fu,i hitisr weekly
line Tbreaghis iwS days all ths ~sy ~ ley light
,hssg. issrsss srriy "a Or 10 miea
tssFe Al, PAsi sed t.tt hriss evsty Monday, Wed.
sssisy snd fStasv. 'fcicsh, IS
CT PAUL AND n. ANTHONY ETAGf
~ fiHEf~iss asy, regsisf fsays bofii ne above
place st sha ~ laassetisf al St taal
sht TIE Ftiiiss,st stsEa ct
kt'f.' isrnHhsi iisssats .sfiis' ssJ ni.fi al
arut. artie"
HlIg y BFhsD
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

y ALLsS. Esq. formerly editor Of that 10
,erest'ng New York periodical Mary's Nh.
scum. came up on the Galena last Saturday.
Ills account Of his travels Ia our Territory last
fall have been read by both old aud young
They were written for The Museum" ms "Ro-
bert Merry addressing his " Uncle Hiram "
and in a style which for simplicity and graphic
description cannot he esocllsJ
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

i Hsa, who's Mann ~o did rot sarn was
arrtz,et as, eveang at Hastings charged ~l,h
having ssole' a chest oi tools from the borisr /,
sbof Of Wv Tsuof, .n tbs city. ~ ton.
the chest 20 Hss,irgs IN sslH
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

MAXI M sPogr At tis yrvENsv oy ~ Arc.
r,0Nrsn. - fesierdsy whilo or u oar auction
e~rs loguai IN every respect 70 The famous ka-
nor ~irop Man sas eilemp0iSing upon the
good qualities 81 a row AMI eaf which be Rad
efpos'd 'or al. md particularly upou her ca
I@eiiy for mix q gag stspp-l up AMI coro
nrenoed milking Der upn tie a ssie tpsn
ihts Muis raised her fsot ard by y .ad,sen JERK
,sd him sisrswIing IN the NM The iaaghts
Iha, rtrsoed from tlc haa1red l.y ,ian,iers and
especially from the snc',ouFrr aiptrsld ssta
81 10 take -ir Wag down pig
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01
r1,ERRiTugY OF MIsSE+Ot..
i DisrHir1 corr ~ Ttira i.aiFlsi ~ yi,tst,

4 bisTHlft tofffb BE- Ttira fs'Tlsi bo'tei, Va
kGia uasaty
as,sj fisihisft
Agsss,
Mo-. HsmEs Dstsnasat
t. sSs@4 u afssr, tss shove Esa,sa sl.iss dat
Ne hf'stg Fsnm0asa sol vgssife3 70 sss~.y ID.
soH,e .aot % this sSiSn VI shssb tspy is hsss-th
ssIfsi sp.n yss sa1 epT ~ psvr sasser pEs,a
~ niEes - Of 0s.flsss ~ sssA essnsy
sin sssiy esJs sftr' ssyss hsrsd ssflasiys ~ the
asf tffash ssryiss ssd 10 yos fsi ssssss sste
p.sai ~,Elo tss is sfsssssa tss gsntias In this o.
Ina ~I ssks ssmss, sgsspst ,ss lss tss cam VI svs
hsadssd sha hty ,hfss dsiIsvs nss thirty eight sssss
sta interest s,sa de Silssnsh Gay 81 AFfi, isss
tssliss he so.ts II ,hts sftina.
psiss 81 HSstings, thls i4th De- u ApGi. y $50
GDSAkD v fAhkga.
Atni - 60 Fis.atla aitssssy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

II is stated that Hon. u. T. BRAwLsr. will
be candidate for the Office Of Marshal at the
city election
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

I UMBf1s WAGONS FOR SALE. on THE
hssi .ssHiy. A.s .ssepA d sns Carriages. Pasgss
sDd fsfsess g. -sls, sbsspfs' sssh
sps4s~aA. KiUE 4 HyNAos
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

THE Cincinnati Esqufn says that "thc most
noticeable feature In travelling by railroad
from that city 10 any western roin, is the vast
number of persons on their way to Illinois,
Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Kansas. ~
Tdesf p;;fs6hs, Il says are Inc mssi iniSii4cnt
and substantial farmers from Ohio. Kentucky.
Pennsylvania, New York and the Atlantic
States, who intend taking up land and locating
as permanent residents
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

bsnsSsD. Mr Michael simmons, Of Wa
'erfrrh. Dakota county, HiIm"Sn's. ssrasriy Of
Pr~eo., Wa vas De- sr~l rear Canson RI.
80 Fai's % Thars,iay, lI,h ;hst ne sad ar.
oihsr geatsfnGa were en,jsaytflog - cross The
river IN ts0 esnD~ With E1u0 snail trees had
Spse', snd both gtrtsm.n scrc prcc,,dlaD,i
into I,e stream. ~hich sss asei., with strotg
eurrent NJ simns0n o. paJe a. sE,rt 30 sxiH,
ashoss nat sahk sl1n slmoqt Eitlin nsth d
'he back iiis comra,'e ianR 70 ,,e eAno. AL
Wa rsScsssi
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

I'm ses' term II Ihs HAE.iss University
c osuNrets % Friday morning Nay n.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

FAsr DMv,SG.-we have been panied 70
notice some persons Of unenyiab!c notoriety,
from the outskirts Of the city. driving sts reck.
less and dangerous rate up aud down our most
public streets, in defiance Of both law and good
manners. Hallooing. and shouting and cuSing
invariably accompany these exhibitions, TO such
= ,Iegcee a. 20 shock the more lsolcst AMI NOR
al of our citizens. Where Is Marshal Miller
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

Dyrrri SnreVT k,ngsbury. of Hcnnepin
county, passed through shakopoe last week
having 10 custody two h,en charg,d with The
murder o gentleman near CbasIta sometime
ago. We understand that writ. were uu, for
several Others, bat they could not Ia found
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

r,rrssrHG advertiscs Lcrcli ss Tho ''smoky
city Ivy every steamer from tbs, plaen. The
fac, is especially noticeable when her bos,s st
our lsvee W. by ,ho aide II those from other
place. In comparison hey have darker and
more dingy color.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

LsK,-Lme burning is one of the "iistitr.
tons OF Shakopce. The Ladepeadta, says thai
this place supplies nearly the whole Of Minpe
sofa Territory with the article Extensive
preparations are being made IN tina, vicinity
for the burning OF this useful article The com
ing scasop
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

A PcerirAL rRorns,.Y. The Pete, of the
Buffalo RraNsena. who has hcscy written
"keiink" verses, in late penis" thus ,efcrs
the Frensh baby
"nNs Wssv. Yea sass pasla
IN airs, end hin~ty ssua 81 tie FieaaAmsan
CIT msd. Ana Net ~ NitaAs ii the iea,aes
hs,e,ts which 10 sssed to protect ysa, asa
Faw Of EN- siii pail W pawn staas ssa
sam vial hstid herr, hsaes, sad rssvasss
fe@aiisa ssd .tarvts msuf II tAss d"vn the
lres taliias afassd yept bessdiae hsess tsAs
feaierissl aaa shs,sA bread aad Vengeance
seca In ysav ycsas sir round ears, sad
fn,hsrs, .am tail granny dear, artv<
In he m"vstsshes sAa bitter Ia hate, aai
eihn svet with feyenes, slli take sea
Nv the isy SD hack >sst he'd ea TIE stun
sssps Of the faks.
And this scurtilcns language is addressed 10
six pounds ii ri frenchman born in the
pals Of The Toolcries ea the iath Of March
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01
tRps ff'IsDAfS ntfLp

IHg OTHER dsy We were not little amused
at seeing the process 81 removing iacksss
from me 81 the lower river steamers Ioaxing
and pulling and beating hal 10 more fleet
upon ils stubborn bratc than II Void had /, been
applied to a Dad mastoJou bat when two or
three stout and Insty DICK hands pa, their
shoulders 10 he long ou'd gcuiieo,an. ard a
ioartb IN the rear, commenced by visiting he
tail. Tie discounted Johf-l,ors hsi u, como
ashore, This Is said 20 haec beet. The process
required IN removing Il certain Dsmo.sofH oil
tor IN this city from lie offer oi Postmaster
which br kfHier'y held a, NJ, clenrns Mich
iaat
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

We arc informed by Nc z T.. Is NASH.
from st. anthony, that the lam at that place,
and also at AnoSs were partially destroyed
yesterday morning, by the force Of rushing
waters The mill al Anoka had 10 b. Jemol.
ishod IN order 20 sa,e portion of tho dam, but
at ~. Anthony there are no ha,a Of any dam
age to the mills unless the waters should con
tinuc 10 rive. This may account for the guam.
'ity Of timber tim, aoatei past our city daring
YESTERDAY
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

GsEss. - Re'0rissd 1anb.sr, u i.e,sriss
- the e,,iz1s u D9Daqne
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

A. iYr0sicArrp Indian wa drowned one
night last week. whic attempting to cross the
Minnesota river iew miles above Shako,,e
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01
4 IyrKY NrAnLk. ~ nAyE AN y

I INEKf NTAiII.E- VIZ HtVE Al *,
j rENaiNf ijsssy Eiaks hVRa ~bsb se oss Tar
and So aAyefi fftfsss T. sastsy tsssssGsss ~
part n 80 fesritny Va sksn run = EasSaxs wssoa
between ~ Pad sai ~ Artiosy tn sonssrisn slth
sage :" tsy 's'fs sssss, 80 ss's svefbaa'nE "ar
r.sshs-
siege cd i4ssfr ones aoss e-st - Ainv'i' 90
Hsass, ~ Astipuy Fitesi Y rsB 81
o ssitn sssnt ~ g. AanisnS saias a. NJ
riAks ustsi
svss spsaku HHt ntsays.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

The Ui'cn says tina, to calculate how many
fet Of lumber sre daily Manufactured =, s,ill
water woaid make common mathematician 3
bead ache for whole day.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

The Dubuque and Minnesota Steamboat
Company made a purchase, recently Of the
steamer Golden State for SltO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-29

made to feel perfectly at home, in the enjoy
ment Of both the physical and the coIloquial
feast. ...-....
The social tea having been thus pleasantly
the gentlemen returned to the
drawing room, and there we resumed and
continued, with unflagging xest and interest,
our collOquial discourse, on political and other
subject, until past 10 O'Clock, P. NJ, when
retired, my host pressing for longer stay
II would not be proper to lift the curtain OF
private life, and make public the converse OF
the parlor; but | may say without any viola
ton of social propriety, that | regard the eve
ming spent with Mr.. Fillmore and his friends
as one to be marked with white feather in
my life. | may add that he and his friends
were confident of carrying in the coming
election, New York, Maryland Delaware and
Tennessee, with strong hopes of Pennsylvonia,
Louisiana, kentucky, California. and with no
despair of Virginia and several other States.
specially since Ex-Governor FIoyd's declaTa-
ton, Gn his speech at the New York Mer-
chants Exchange as one sure to be chosen
Democratic Presidential EI-eEor for his own
State, that compromise or fusion should
take place between the Buchanan and Fill
more parties, in order to defeat the Southern
and that he stood ready, if neces-
sary, to cast his electoral vote for Mr.. Fill
more, and that the Democracy Of his State
would back him in so doing.
| repeat to you that Fillmore stock is on
the rise, and that rapidly and it need not sur
prise you should the Buffalo prove an animal
Of such speed and hottom combined as to beat
the old Buck Of Pennsylvania, and the Path
finder of nowhere m the Presidential race.
| have the satisfaction Of being able to state
on Mr.. Filmore's own authority, from his
own lips, that he is against repeating the Ne
braska- Kansas Act, or restoring the Missouri
line; and is utterly opposed to-
any further agitation Of the slavery question,
and for restoring harmony and giving perma-
nent repose and peace to our now distracted
lie agreed, too with me that he and
buchanan at the North were fighting each
others battle, and were waging common war;
against the common enemy that were seeking
to poison our political Eden with the serpent
and destructive element of political freesoll-
ism.
l took leave of the noble, conservative, the
the patriotic Ex- President, who
was true to the South, to the Union, and to
the Constitution, when Southern stakeholder
had proved broken reed, and who seems
by Providence to save the COM
monwealth from impending evil, strife and
His course then was most con-
spicuous in its results; and his investiture
now with the Presidential mantle would again
pour oil on the troubled waters, restore hall
cyon days to the Republic, and give to conser-
vatism a triumph that would sweep freesoil-
ism and fanatical abolitionism from the land
and establish the peace and prosperity of the
Union on the Rock OF the Constitution.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-29
1ERiIs nE snRsU8IPFtnN.
A VISIT TO MR. TILLMoRE.

-, The following extract Of letter from Rich
ard Yeaden, Esq, of Charleston, addressed to
the Charleston Courier, will be read with
great interest by every Southern man. Mr..
/. Yeaden is Southern man, born and reared in
Charleston, and as he takes no part in the
politics of the day, may be regarded as an i'm
partial and disinterested witness. Ills high
character places his statements of Mr.. Fill
more's position undoubted: