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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-17

''WEsTERN SENTINEL This is the title
of new Democratic paper, of commanding
size, just started at Winston, Forsyth coun-
ty, by Messrs. James Collins and F. E.
Boner. 1t is ably edited, neatly printed,
and promises to be an interesting journal
and a valuable auxiliary in the Democratic
cause. Success to it,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-17

FALL OF A BRIDGE.-The Bridge across
Pigeon River, eighteen miles west of this
place, fell last Saturday, seriously injuring
six men who were at work upon it. One of
them, Mr.. Andrew Holder, had both legs
broken, and is, it is feared, fatally injured.
The Bridge was on the line of the Western
Turnpike, and was nearly compile ted. Its
fall is heavy loss to the contractor.-[A Ash
rLLc NeWS.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-17

MOSQUITO CAMPAIGN.-The cqnfounded
mosquitoes opened the campaign last night.
We killed several, but several more came,
and sung and bit US to sleep. We go for
miserable, bloodthirsty, back-bting, sleep
disturbing, unprincipled, abominable, ran
tankerous, outrageous, contumelious, long
billed, ferOcious set. May they become
dyspeptic, hypochondriac. have the tooth
ache, the hack-ache, the stomach-ache, the
rheumatism, the gout, the blind -staggers,
and all the other diseases that could be re-
capitulated or thought of. Finally, may
they all die dctested and without issue.-
T TVILmin gt0n Journal.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-17

~ DESPERATE PRIsONERs.-AM Mr.. Lo-
gan of Hampshire county, Va, recently
suspected three of his negro men with in
tending to escape, and had them put in jail.
After they were imprisoned, each of them
cut off every finger on his left hand! A
rather novel and cruel occurrence
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-17

y The prisoners, Moses Gossett, of
Union, and NJ. NJ. CLANCY, of Lancaster,
S. c., both convicted of fslave-stealing, have
been condemned at the Appeal Court, to be
hung on Friday the 18th of July next.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-17

AN EDITOR KILLED.-Mr Marks, editor
of the Ledger, at Bayou Sayra, Louisiana,
killed Mr.. Robertson, editor of the Chroni-
Gle, in that place, on the Goth ult., in street
fight, with pistols.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-17

70 a call appeared in the last Salisbury
Herald for public meeting of the citizens
of Rowan, at Mr.. Samuel Hart's, on Satur-
day, the 14th inst, to take into considera-
ton proposition to form new County
out of portions of Iredell, Cabarrus and
Rowan.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-17

HEALTH OF THE POPE.--The Weser
Gazette, under date of Vienna, the 10th
ult., states that the health of the Pope is
such as to cause serious uneasiness, symp-
toms of dropsy becoming every day more
evident. This will be good news to those
Know-Nothings who have been afraid to go
out O. nights lest the Pope would catch
and devour them.
There is woman in the lunatic asylum
out West who thinks that the Roman Catho-
lies are trying to build a cathedral in her
stomach, and goes to bed every night with
a club to keep off the Papists. She ought to
be admitted into the Know othing lodge
without ballot.
- At St. Louis, Mo-, on the 9th instant,
Marcus A. Wolf, wealthy banker, was
tried for forging land warrants, and con-
victed.
E Ex-President Van Buren, was thrown
from his horse on the 5th instant, receiving
a severe wound on the head but not dan
gerous.
!S The following was the vote for Mayor,
at the late election in Washington City: =
Magruder 1886; Hill, American, 1904.
- The winnings of the celebrated race
horse Wagner, amount to S3l,150.
- There .are now said to be no fewer
than Al, 900 miners on strike in west of Scot
land.
~ John G NY, proprietor of the National
Hotel, Washington, died there on Friday.
- Why are twice eleven like twice ten
Because twice eleven are twenty-five, ard
| twice ten are twenty, too.
/ v Why is an unwelcome visitor ike a
shady tree! We are glad when he leaves
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25
Democratic Mas. Convention ~ Doas e
couaO.

The Democracy of Dodge county met il
Mass Convention at Man,oryille on Thursday
Sept, nth, pursuant TO a cali
The convention was called 10 order by A. J
Edgerton, Esd. and on motion Mr. VIM Dow
nard. Esq, was called 10 the chair. and II W
Pratt elected SECRETARY
c on motion Of Mr.. Edger,on, Committee o
seven were appointed TO prepare a ticket ioi
nomination. subjec, 10 the action Of the Con
vention Messrs. VIII Chadwel.. Iccl Wat,
kns. Thomas Lbbcy, j. W i.n,ier. W. Ad
ans, A. j. Edgerton and A. \ Smith. mem
hers of the Committee
The Committee. after comforting together
reported the following gentlemen for the vsr
Gus Offices
For Representative, A. u. La Due County
Commissioner DIR. Bancroft County Judge
H. W Pratt TREASURER, Enos Bunker; As
SCISSORS, W, I. GiPon. A. y. Smith, David
Howard
The report having been read 10 the Conyen.
ton. Mr.. Ia Due thanked the Committee for
the honor conierrel upon himself by selecting
his name for so responsible position. and ne.
spectfuly declined on the ground that he did
NV tfmh tuat hiS fNNtuVuCt uufib uit slN
mouths previous TO the approaching ciectioI,
was such ms was contemplated by the Statutes
and could not Therefore hold seat legally in
the Legislature If elected and much rather
under any circumstances, see some good wheel
horse Of the Democracy selected in his stead
Mr.. Edgerton moved To insert the name al
A, y. Smith, instead OF Mr. la Due. Mr.
Smith declined, whcrcupon. on motion Of Hon
j Il. Hubbel the name OF judge Nelson
Payne was inserted unanimously, and with
considerable enthusiasm
The report was then unanimously adopted
On motion OF MIR VIM. Caldwell Esq. that
"A Democratic County Central Committee Tor
the ensuing year, consisting al one from each
precinct, was carried, The Committee consists
OF the following gentlemen C. II. Moss, Wa
sioja; Is. 5. Cook, Concord Jacob klosncr
Buchanan George Ward, Carcmopt A. u.
la buc, Mantorvlile josera i'rrs6ach, ASH
land.
Mcssrs, La Duo and Iluhbell were. on mo,
ton, appointed delegates, or Conference
Committee 70 the Goodhuc Democratic Coun.
ty Convention, with the power of substitution
On notion adjourned Ns dc.
III. W. Pam, Sof q.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

ks the Rev D A. cea~eii, on Thursday sept eth, At
tie house Of NJ nei.ma er,G,h M. A " G.as 10
htsC e,or, ell 81 w,neaa MI
IN SUNDAY, sef' u in spring tAks Township. BY
George rh'lhr., fse, law a.Wpssa 90 Miss s.aAs
sraiss
Ga Ms sih met, Al A@alet. Massage coasi, ~ e r.
Sariice, ESQ ~ Jaws Ctts, " Mis- Aaxv Cssuisx
both VI fsyief fals.
A. fattsaait. 81 on ths in iast., b. Re, z n
keysrs, Mr. ,yossrn hO.ss ami A.s. LAVA a. sao~s
both ui fafthAah
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

We learn from Mr. Burbank. who came up
from the scene of the accident, that the Alham-
bra only lies in about 1--WE feet water, and that
no freight aboard Of her will le injured except
the -four spoken Of in another place therefore
consgnees here expecting goods by her need
feel no uneasipess about their freight, az it was
all put in the barge and sayel in good conJi-
ton. The boat wa mol driven IN TO the shore
by the wind a. first stated She had put in at
that poiu, to lay by until the gale ceased
Whilst at anchor. the wind suddenly changed
AMI the waves ran 40 high, that the water pour.
Ell into her over the gunwales, carrying her
down in spite Of all exsrtions. There werc M
holes stove in her hull, on the contrary, il va.
entirely uuinjurel vhes Mr.. T. lcn
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

TnE SroRS.-Wc learn, s Ay. the RepuJi,can
that in Minneapolis, on Tue s,iay evening, the
wind blew over quite large frame which was
rooted and pa't y enclosed and also two or
three small and unimportaDt buildings We
have rot the names Of the owners
We also learn that, on the same evening,
&c ur or five miles up river, on the west side,
: our oxen, belonging to one man. were killed by
lightning.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

C.uGHr. Amos Dickens, the man who es-
capped from our jail and who is charged with
the murder Of Mrs. Hathaway, in Hennepin
county was re-arrested in st. Anthony, on
Tuesday evening last while in the act Of break.
ing into tool chest ut or near the Universal.
ist church, by Charles Mcdonald, constable
and jail-keeper Of that place. Now that he is
again in custody it is to be hoped that he will
be securely guarded. The safety OF the com
munity demands that such men should meet the
punishment due their crimes
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

WHEAT Harvest IN SOUTHERN MINNESOTA.
The Bro wnsville Herald says. that no State in
the Union has ever produced. in the same
area. more bountiful crop Of wheat than was
TINS sc SOL harvested III Southern N Minnesota.
The yield is represented from thirty TO forty
five bushels to the acre, full and plump, and
entirely free from smut, rust and weevil
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

A ScAsP LOOK Orr.--SOmc two OF three
weeks since a good-lcoking. middle-aged, gen
teelly dressed scamp called at the livery stable
Of Mesers Denton and Foster, Of this city and
after putting M = good many piOus airs, Gust
enough 10 impress our friends of his honesty
hired a hor~e AMI buggy to 20 N ~. Paul
promising to return the next day Alter wait.
ng sufficiently hong Tor an honest man TO re.
turn. search was instituted for the property
A few days since the hOrse and buggy were
found 10 ST PAM, where they had bern sold
as ia alleged for mere nominal sun. The
rascal who stoIe the property could not BE-
found-is probably proving about the country
penetrating similar Expectations but another
man was arrested A. MI scc0mplice. and recog
n,zed 10 answer 10 thc Common Pleas Court
under bond. Of $3.50 Il ia aid that the mao
under ARES, was ope a the night police oi IT.
Paul. bat for the safety Of the pablic ard the
reputation Of our sister city se hope this "a
not correct
Messrs Denton L Foster desire us oB their
behalf. 20 acknowledge tic vainsbie services 81
the baaI &c 81 the ST. Pau! police 10 ferreting
out ard securing their property ~'dva,,'
MesVngr.
The hor~ AM buggy spoken 81 W The ab"''
article was found ., the Franklin Hoass, il
the upper ebd Of this city The landlord o.
uhich had purchased i, from the mai whe
stole H. All Of the parties underwent an sI
animation cu The charge o. receiving ahd ~
ereting stolen property. tefors JSs;ies Sinus
40 accom-, Of Thieh ne gave a, The TIM. and
were ell Discharged except oss, ''so Mitchell
.ho vas bed TO hail in tb~ sum 81 500. 80
far a. his teing or Of our polio. Ee will STATE
tia, be I'D act 10 that eApsei'y short ''noe
bat us not 80 setting 1t tn. TIM Of b. trial
n.r had not i~~u 30 .omsiiss befors. IT,
CkSf Of Police having dsmi...d his frOr' n
be- fot good AMI s1s'eier, rsa.ss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

The Wiaslow House al 81. Peter has chan
ged hands. Mr.. A. +. Howes is the purcha
ser. lie took possession en- the 10th inst
He intends making additions to the house.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

A letter has been left in our Office for a
member of the Wyatt Family who are sup.
posed to be living near this city. |, can be
obtained by calling at THIS Office.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

NoNisArED.-W learn that Mr.. JsNArmAS
CHASE and Mr. Henry KRcx, were nominate,
evening be fore last, at ST. Anthony as Repub-
lican cand dates tor the House of Representa-
tivcs from that district.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

Tue SALTWATER MEssRNGKs,-We arr in
receipt OF the first number oil a paper bearing
this name and bailipg from our siste sity Of
saltwater. 1t presents q very neat appear.
ance, being printed on new and hand some type,
whilst its editorials evince decided ability on
the part Of the editor. A. j. ' An Worries,
ESQ, editor and Publisher The Mssxnsu is
Republican in politics We v ish il success
pecuniarily. bat not politically.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25


err IS Of mon encouraging character to the
friends III constitutional government, and oppo.
nen,s OF the so-calei Vigilance, or lynch
law Committev
The most important item of news is the an
neuncemen, of the release oi Judge TERRN,
from the custody II the Vigilance Committee,
Judge L, was released lro,u his cell. in The Nig.
lance rooms, a, = cleck, A. NJ oa the I'll OF
August. He immediately repaired ,ca friends
house, wher he joinci his vic, when he went
on board the United States ship John Adams
lie was visited during the day by thousands Of
his friends, aud in the evening be took his de-
Iarlure for sacramento, where be was en,husi
as,ically received
! In regard to the jisbandnmnt Of the Nigi.
lance Committee the Am oai,,o,r,sa -t Aug.
us, 10Th says
/ Much has been said ii lale abou, the AL
jourumcn, and disbandmont of the Vigilance
Commticr ON and after Monday neat. As
then sccms TO have been some misapprhrusion
abou, the real designs OF that body, We Lave
taken some htile pains 10 ascertain their rial
objects We ar assurd tina, their iuicnton
ia not TO adjourn T dxband nj prssent at oil
events, but On Monday next to give up large
portion ii the space OF rooms they have been
occupying, and 20 into their original quarters
in ono building, which they at first occupied
and where the,I arms arr located, Much "
the time sincc thu organization. they have been
compelled To socupy two or thrw adjoining
,,s..'n''s - ~ 80 n, W
i,n.ui .a,,,n.alIs >, ,h' ,'',,,na \ sa,ah ,. s,
N no,. ,,a .r,,',a", a., H. ',,,,ao,,''. ~ A..
| Committee Ieadouar,,rs and the Executive
will hold It's regular meeting. and as often as
e''e,se''.nS ''P""' H. o"' "o' w CONTINUOUSLY
49, ,o"'
,lac.. hy ,h,' ..cni an,h"r,,,.. ',",,n, ,.s i.s'
fortnight, tudinV To r~torc coutidenex. uitn,,-
TO grati, impaired In the administration ii
cr,m'ua Jnst~ though much OF The saia'ary
"xamnls. Sa. ~ n,.nv ;n.,sa :" ' ~. aa",r.I
ized by the r,ckless and dcann, manner of the
culpri's some of whom have drunk healh to
'heir comrM,s, and performed death dance
'"o WI! VIZ " Wv s""o"s-'"iV"k quo
- '' ''"' ~" ','"s' =" so''"
""s '" Wv Wy =" ~,''n'a ~'u'au
w. na"n Wv ."".. .uo '" Iva" o"' ''"'
''",y ~"''n'."' run u'e sou. 0, 'n"n.
'''s' Low o"pN'""hoeh' " Inc m'n'' "as
wv" VIZ oVye', W ' MY se,o'e "nu Jus. cen
.on . ,a~. ~, r., .,' .. ~" p"st,,pn,.
,'"s :" e'a' "."""S"','"'
having notified them tia, their connection with
tba, bn,v muet ce.u,, mr. ,hev ,,n.ld h, J..
nriycd al ,h.,r si,n.,ion. II, ,hs Mn, IN ,o,,-
sequence Of which. must OF them ielt constrained
Ia withdraw from the Committee
In the case OF Brace and HrrmyRISarnS
,,.l a., A.
F'' w Wv
i'e 'ASt steamer tbe "oronefs Jury alter at
ting Of several days, brought in u verdict
"'rha, they cam. Ia their deaths nv hany;nv nj
a. D. -.
w ""'' W '"' '''"""' ''''', -" '" w Wv
eNcrniioner' aided and abetted by party
styling themselves the Vigilance COMMITTEES"
'' "''''" ""s ". WV" ''"e" v" w" '''"'''
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25
VI. HAWLEtt
~ Jsha street, me dess from Nassss
iI'shs, priess paid fof nsrc"ua, MINI Ao
septa % wSa
M kNCnANlsl HOTEL, oOa. rnInD AND

lVL JACKSON sTHEETg, fronting The sl~smh.st
iaad,ns ssis' fsalE y HkioTk, ropris,e,
Hsviss tass. the above Iiatsi AMI thoroughly fen,
ted sna fefarnsbed H. Nj heiuts bess 10 laosm The
o,sssnr Of ssipt rsal and this travelling psbis that hs
l. tow prepared 4" accommodate hsth bossdsss and
travellers, Ia manner unsurpassed IN The ely The |
table shall s~s,s he supplied With ihs hest the sfke
agofis The ieatas II the Hotel being Immediately In
iron, of the s,ssmbos, landing, AID is The bssise.
hns~ vso ~ssh 10 depart besis tsasast sssss~.
Ia tho civ. suasshwu
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

MuKDRR.--On Monday, sth inst, two deck
hands employed on the Diving Bell, No. 5, at
Hampton, Iowa, had quarrel when one Of
them picked up billet of wood, walked up TO
his antagonist and hit him on the head, knock.
ing him into the river. The blow killed hU q
instantly. The murderer was arrested and b I'D
a. ar trial
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

Ia the St LOUIS iaidigsatsr, OF the eth
We have the following interesting aud impor
tan, news ftom Kansas
Mr. Rransco,nt1 arrived from Kansas direc
yesterday afternoon. on the cars on h,s way :,
Boston, having IN charge with him the wife o.
/ Robinson, He brings intelligence that on th,
| 10th, Gov, Geary. In company with Jndge Ie
compte, immediately released Robinson, brown
Tcitfer, Jenkins. aud the remainder Of the
State prisoners we're released In accordance
with instructions given by the President 10
Gov. Gcary They were at the same time con.
| fined there On charge Of constructive treason.
They were Nquircd each al them to give hail
! In the sum oi $4,000, This Is supposed Ia be
u mere form, AS the prisoners were released in
accordance with instructions given hy the
President to Gov Gesry. There we're u, the
same time confined under guard at lecompton,
fourteen Free state men captarSi durin. the
late iotays by the rroslavery forces They
were guarded by fny Pro slavery men. and had
( no connection with the State prisoners. who
were guarded before their release. by the Fed.
eral troops On the day alter the release Of
the latter by Judge lccompte, lane appeared
before lecompton with 2.hOO men, sent in u
rl Inc ,ns,np, md UNCONVENTIONAL ,sl..sc If The
iour,,,n p,isoncrs h,lJ hv ,he pr,, .,,ye,v mar.
! ~ lie threatened, II biz demand was not In
s'an,ly complied with, that he would burn the
'oMn INC PRISONERS were ",as'd' ana 'ano
hnndrrd United stats. solt.rs y, F, s.nr,,,aa
at the time, bu, they did no, olier 10 in,erier.
Gov Geary was presen, in the town also. Il
y = -. 4 .l. - q A
sa,u una, 'ho Governor ana lh' onerrs com
the n,soosrs ,ra,' n. hsn,. q, A.. r,","., ~
party. and made no resistance 10 the demands
VI ,An"' ,-,,,
A.,,a, III I"a;,,. ~. -. f""s ," ,h Nv wv
ri,ory. and calling on Gen, smith 10 atom Al.
chinsops command from going into the Terri
tnorf 'he Irrf'or'ai militia has been ais
a. -. ," I'" " ~, w.. r's"s n
iny hou,
Gov. Goaly went to Lawrence and hal
consultation WIN The leaders thrr. They
pr"a'','n /" ",soan' !" 'ncy I'm" s~uranoss OF
w,rc yiyrn .nd I.,.. .rmy !, !. s.,,i Iii :.
disbande,l forthwith There il = prospect Of
ritoral militia N called out again, II will 10
put under the command OF ten smith
The North American National Committee
have Published letter stating that the letter
Of Gov. Jomssos, the North American capd,.
date for Vice President. wa. surreptit,ouslv oh.
,ained unfinished wi,bo,, au,hori,x tho, An.
committee requested Mr.. ,Jou.sox n recon.,.
der bia actin, and ,h., N, 1 h.a w,;,,., in
rply. withdrawing for the ,,,.,n, nj. ,o,,s,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

SrRrcK BY IioRTSIxG.Wc arr informed
by one of our citizens who was at the house a,
the time, that during the storm on Tuesday
evening, barn on the farm belonging 10 Mr.
Chas- Bazille, Of this city, was struck by light
ming and ii and the contents destroyed. Their q
WAS in il at the TINE. two hundred bushels Of
wheat, and five hundr,d bushels OF eats, VIII ch,
of course, were consumed The farm IL Mr..
b. is about ten miles from this place.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

BgArrfpL IScrD1T Whir Mr. Douglas
wa, % Thursday the 81 inst al Joliet. holding
the audience a. II were, entfanesd. a bcavy
shower u rain CANE 81 LOT a man, woman.
or child moved still !, fained. and there u,ey
stood a. Il mmoysbIe Nf Douglas ran4ed
ard 10 borAt u feeling which .cnt a thrill 10
every bear' exclaimed Wheu ! se 10y own
fllow ci,Dns abd the wornen and the chillr,n
wiling and continuing 10 at through dreBcb.
ing torrent u water from ,ls' heavens 20 bear
NJ I'LL them II The DANCE u cor glofioss
Union. | ieel new courage b. 20 forth 70 battle
for ogr common ATTY Ksen a. b. spoks.
thr cloud pass-i away and bright ray IL
subligh; h4l upon the spaker. H. paused
again. and raising hi. head ioward the san. "a.
claimed ed Soc NV iriends 'he clood has pa.sed
away snd bssyen smiles once NOR ppm ~ aDd
or cap4 Tiso eJec' Was electrical
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

The Washington Un,@a announces an i'm
proyenen,. b. ei,i1sp Of Alabama. Of FORM
of Issyects- lot niiri cannon, winch have
sinee ts,u tw,or unlimited, with yood results,
10 The -, ID se,usl experiment. Thesr "a.
p-rmeb,s sere msds sitL rihed twenty ioar
J.,ursLr. eosductf', By sSp~reseed and oonrs-
ten, ossoers Of 'Ss nitsi ssstss army The
resni,. were ssrn ~ 10 irdan the war depart.
rncni to make third snd more exiesled irlxi
oi the new prgse''Ir. with view ri i,s Adop-
tim ny ,b~ government finally - sa,,sseto
rry as anticipated n" proIeetile IS q an
elargsied iorta, aDl, i !. aid, b. ,ispk, 81.
ibgesio,,s continuation Of esr and wrought
iron ser~r> al the advantages ~ ,h~ Minnie
-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

FINIIS INSTITUTION Will. COMMENCE On
j wGpsssbAS. sept 10Th, wn tss smsisat eyvps u
accomplished tsschsis destruction Will be given IN al
tho branches tsuR IN ihs alasst and beat psmss Col
lssss In the eoshttf tsbeas Psyskts qua ftsriy IN
pavapns st the rates III sinilat Institutions Ia the Mast
The iasu,ptioa siil eonss, Of the Primary Depart
msnt of Children and ysans Grs sui thp 'ollegista
or Jsaas ladies The ~ stady embraces ks,al
s.isnsss. Ms'hsns,es H<ilsa is,,rss, S~hs,,s. isa
French German and i,siiap
Superior ssi,i~- sS the seqsis ioo II The i've Ats
~ busis, in ta ysripus depsrhnsns FsistisH Oiis
Pastel ~ Water GoIors ufswlna, Linear Isay vithts
Of rsly ehfos's,ie. Wss Fron ~ tiowers ts,brsld
ssiss fspi.t Msohe ~ PsIbs Wort Tue fssrhsr. sss
oil isss "fs'p~sisscs In the best fs,ssls ressnss-
the tast.
.insii rambef 81 Young isdls. ess possibly he az
e"''nadaied IN the fsh,iy " tue rIseipsi Dor
'ins ,eon. - 'nsol'" sgplS al w,a.lo~ d..'s.r
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We earn iron ID W,sosA 4,gia oi ue
10th. that % acooga, d soae diligently ~ 70
tn legee yrigiege q, 'nai plsee u diierslce
u opih.0a ~ % The lszsi rigb, IL IA h0ldcrg 70
rect buildngs IN The a'yee sonc iorty o. Efy
psr.ogs a..5avs-i On Tp.-iAy nigh; ia.t. and
Entirely destroyed a birding N esar.e q zee
'.ou, 0sEsl ly af iluh y . hoped TIA,
sach matter NAY b. .s'i'd b. az Instead ~
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

Pursuant to notice, Convention was held in
Mendoza, on the 10Th inst. JAMES Lock was
called to the Chair. and .IoHx ApAus appoint
cd Secretary.
ANDREW kEraAN and JouS McNr, were
nominated us Representatives on the first hal
lot
County Treasurer w. {. DtSwnI.
County Commissioner RoHERT O'NUlL.
Asscssors-.JAsrs IocK, Hrdn DeRuAs and
JOIN ADAMS
Democratic Committee RI,HARD Arsrlx
DAM J. BusS. JoHS ADAMS, JOSIAH Brx.
WE'LL and JoHS FlsSiGAS.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the proceedings oi this meet
ing he published 10 the PIONEER sxD nENo
Graf.
0n motion adjourned.
JAMES Lock. Chairman,
.IoHS ADAMS, Secretary