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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-15

Workshop, every Farmhouse, and every Dwelling
Of any description, should keep on hand a box of
" Massasoit Salve." 1t is used the world over, and
all speak in its praise. sold at 25 cents per box.
J.P. SULLIVAN, Proprietor, Boston.
For Sale in Burlington by THtp. A. Pr.h, and
A. c. SrEAR. Winooski, by JAS. NEWELL, and
5. c. IsHAN r. FERGusoN, Essex Il. o. Ilopcrs,
Richmond DIXON & Co, Milton also N. Hull,
Hinesburgh. W. Wv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-15

Excelsior PrePnration-W, A. Bacon, of
Ludlow, Vermont, offers 70 merchants his celebrated
Excel ior Hair Oil, and hi choice and pure extracts
tor Cooking, also C~olognes, Soaps, and Toilet Per
fumery. Wholesale and Retail by the Proprietor,
Ludlow, Vt. VIC Nv
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Illinois. M1NWOII. NNNllll'ilN A''''
Nili.or Moore. Phelps, Porter, Quitman Eo7dc,
Ricb,rdson. Rivers, Ruin, Rust, S%audidgc, savage,
Seward. shorter. Smith Of Virginia, Nnccd, stewart
Swope. Taylor, Thurston, l ndcrWood' Nalk W arn'T,
watkins, whitney, Williams, Winslow. Wright OF
lissippi. Wright OF Tennessee, IollicoNer.
eTho clause %arpropriating $50, 900 for the
! EXPENSES Of tic Legislative Assembly OF Kan
sas. was stricken. out, by 90 against IS.
Mr.. Grows and MIR. Stanton amendment,
that no part of the money be expended for
prosecuting or OBTAINING any person charged
with Il eason, &c, was agreed to, by =
pgainst G2.
The bill was then passed, by a vote oi ~
|Ngainst S., tho democrats, together with the
| Svuth Americans, and Mr.. Dunn, OF Indiana
and Mr.. Bennett, Of New York, voting III inc
negative,
SENATE, August Tho Army Appro-
~rriation bill was reported from the finance
Committee, with an amendment, striking out
Mr. Sherman rroyiso offered IN the House,
that no part uf the military lorcc nt tho
United States shall he employed to aid in the
enforcement Of the alleged lave OF the lcgis.
latiye Assembly. convened at Shawnee Mis-.
zion, until Congress declares whether. those
laws were passed by II Legislature chosen in
conformity with the organic law, and unit
Congress declares SO, Nc.
Mr.. Wade maintained that the invaders
made unjust aud tyraunical laws, to Which
no citizen ought to submit. Pierce. the
traitor, now sits in the Executive Chair
stimulating the people, as far as he can do IT.
to civil war. The object Of the House amend
ment was to prevent outrage in Kansas, and
should meet the appreciation OF every patriot
MIR Thompson, Of Kentucky. and Mr.
Trumbull, Of Illinois, advocated the pr'yiso
Mr.. Hunter said if the House insist upon
A., ,..,,r. ,-l t1, I'm o., 1t r, .,tA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Land Warrant Wantcd,-Wanted a Land
warrant of 100 acres, for which a good price will
be paid. Apply to $, Beach, Burlington, or to the
sui. cuher. g. W. poppS.
Platt-bursb, n. Y, Aug. =, 1906. dltw7 Nv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-15
NORTH CAROLTNA ELECTTON

WAsniNcroN, Aug. 9th.-ln - counties in
North Carolina, Draggs clear gain is LOO,
and the Democrats glin 10 Members in tho
Legislature. The State has gone Democratic,
by about 5000 mlilritv.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-15
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

BosroN, Aug. 9th.-Tho South tower of
tho lighthouse Of Rum Island, on Ncvbury
Port, was struck by Lightning last evening
and burned down.
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DIED

In Montpelier, aug 10th Edward Arthur. son Of
Edward and Mary II. Ihorp, Of Joliet, II aged
! year and ( months.
ON the 18th ult Of d~ysenterg at ms residence IN
the town Of Walker. Philip Coyel aged - yeats.
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Burlington, July 10, l,5e. jylcilm vs. Nv
Burlington, July IT,, ls5G. dim W Nv

Cleanliness, we are told, is ueXt to %sodlire.s
An who with to have their person perfectly healthy
u the "P.r,an RaIp." twill render your breath
.waet az the air # morning, preserve your Teeth hy
uoutuli1ins perfectly the acids Of the mouth and
Destroying the animilusli that infest the Teeth and
used upon the iace and person, it removes every
PimpIe and Eruption, aud gives the kim the soft
ness and silkiness ofthe infant. Tryit.
Atpeck'., spears, and Benton for only p cent
per bottle, diwlw
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Noticc.-Nl persons indebted to tho shoe store
Of ". Goiliorl are hereby notified that the came
must be settled within twenty t?O) days from date.
r.. NJ. GUILFORp.
Burlington, VI. July %, 1856. d3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-15

~ W Hhl'l'H I IfIl lA' .
l.. DoolittIc, u highly respectable clergyman.
Paris, November !, 1851. D,a, sy.- About two
years since | made use Of few bottle. of your OK
yscuatcl Bitter, for a stomach complaint, which
was at that time relieved. since my s,ay in
England and France, | have found my old enemy,
irritobility Of tho stomach, returning again. /
have not found any prescription to afford ma relief
mud nalo inquiries in London for your Orgcoia,,i
Rurs, but could not find any. 1 write now to-
bog You will do INC tho favor To- coul 10y tho Carl
est steamer to llavrc, half a dozen bottles. care of
Livingston, Well & Co.,, 3 Place de IA Boursc, Paris.
An old friend Of mine in England. Captain Jack
son Of the British army, | found, on my arrival. -ui-
forine from an asthma. man,fc.tly Nh, result oi Dig.
rcrsia. send an additional half a dozen bottles,
! should like to lave the Captain Try the medicine.
beg 10 oh erve. os am not aware that my name
is known to you, that / have been tho I,s lcut
clergyman for some twenty three ycaI. iu .l,r-
brook and Lenuovvrlle, Couila East, to which charge
| hope to he able to return in the spring.
I remain, dear sir, your obcdicnt servant
l.. DOOLlTTLE.
SETH W. FOwLE i Co, l3s Washington street,
Boston, Propriotors. sold by their agents every
where.
For sale in Burlington by TuEo. A. PECK, and
A. c. STAR. Winooski, by JAS NEWELL, and
5. c. TsuAM r. FERGusoS. Essex Il. o. HopGGs
Richmond DiXoN 4 Co., Milton also NJ. Hull
Hincsburgh. w lw
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The Great English Remedy

The Great English Remedy. Jamcs
Clark Celebrated Female Pills. Prepared from a
prescription Of sir. james Clark. ". D., Physician
Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable
Medicine Ia unfiilirS in the cure Of all those pain
ful and dangerous diseases incident To- the female
constitution.
1t moderates all o1cess. removes all ob5t1uctions.
aud brings on the monthly period with regularity
These Pills should he used two or three week pre-.
yiou5 to confinement they fortify the cor. utut.n
and lessen the suffering during labor. enabling tho
mother to perform hor dutte with .aloty to hcr elf
aud child.
These Pins should not be taken by female during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy a. they
are sure to bring on Mi.cauiagc, hut at any other
time they are safe.
In all cases ot Nervous and Spinal Affections,
! pain in the Back and Limbs, llcayiucs-, Fatigue On
Slight E~Ncrtion, Palpitltion of the Heart, Lowuc..
Of Spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites and al
the painful diseases occa,ioned by a di.orlcrcl sys-
TEN, these Pills. will effect a cure when all ether
means have failed, and although a powerful remedy,
do not contain iron, cilomcl, anthony, OF any
other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package
Price, in the United states aud Canada, Ono Dollar.
Sole Agent for this country.
LC. BALDWIN 4 co,
Rochester, y. y.
FUTILE 4 NOSE, tuburu. y. y, GENERAL
A~Gr>ls.
n. i. $500 and 70 postase stamps enclosed to any
suthoriacd Agent. will insure a bottle Of tho Pills
~ return mail.
For sale by I A. Pics and A. C.. srEAR, aui
Nv ono lrrrri,t in everv TOWN in +he T. initial -totos
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J.INGLAs--5 CASES OF T|sIEGLAss FOE
y 'a'e. Alec, Macayon. and Nelm!c-ile ty the
package or otherwl-e.
au7 dIvtf VANaICLLLE & WALKER.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24
Tn. submarine telegraph,

The submarine telegraph cable Tor the New
York. Newfoundland and LONDON Telegraph
Company was successfully laid on the ioti
INST. from the steamship rroponiis, Captain
GOODWIN under the lircciion ~ Mr., SsaNusi
C,sNiso, across the Calf Of ~. Lawrence,
between Cape Ray Cove, Newfoundland, AMI
Ashby bay, Cape Breton. distance OF eighty.
five miles in fifteen hours Messages ARE now
hcing freely and instan,ancously transmitted
from shore TO shore
The company have about 100 men ut work
in Newfoundland AMI on Cape Brtou The
Newfoundland line nom NJ .lohw to the point
where Il n,crScts with the lines OF the Amer
can Telegraph Company in Nova Scotia, viii
no nbou, coo miles in length, aml il is conf
IDENTIFY expected that the whole will he com
rlc,"l and in succssial OPERATION by the frs,
nj September aud from arrangements already
completed, II is also couii,lently expected tina,
the Gable to connect Newfoundland and lrland
viii he laid down during tho ensuing year
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24
Nicaragua Affairs.

Revolution seems to he chronic complaint,
sh- American States We have recently had
accounts of revolutions and pronunc iamcntos
in Mexico and in several Of the South American
States but the last steamer from Contra
America caps the climax, in the accoun, il
furnishes Us Of u revolution in Gen W,krRs
Eldorado. Nicaragua
II appears that General WALKER was elected
President. June - by a direct vote of the
people Rly,s AMI his Minister of War left
Leon on the 18th. and afterwards appeaad at
Chincndago. They there collected six hundred
natives, called in ouiposts, and ordered the
American troops TO evacua,c Leon The order
was obsyei, and RrAs took Possession with
20 men. General W,LSsE has declared the
Riyhs party traitors. and FORMED q provisional
government. headed by th' only member OF
dent.
Riy,s anil his follower on the sl,t of June.
were a, Leon. They have il is said, made
propositions 10 the enemies of Nicaragua. to
invade that State. San Salvador, Guatemala,
and Honduras werc about making combined
attack on Gen, WuSss. There ar at preScn,
about one thousand Americans in Nicaragua,
about eight hundr,i Of whom arr available
againt the thre thousand OF the above named
State To this may L., atd,sl abou, hiteen
hunird natives, hut IN th,~r W,LyrR eau
place very little dependence.
Various rsscns are assignci for Rr,'' ~
fec;iou II Is asserted by some tia, b. flnrcl
assassination al the hands oi Gen. WuSgR.
and by Others that he was no, willing to sur.
render the position OF President to the choice
Of the people, Gen. WNKys, or lnclc Billy
as his soldiers familiarity style him,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24

We are indebted 10 d. A. j. BAKSR, ESD.
for n specimen Of winter wheat. raised On the
larm Of GrounE IIrnrr, In Nicollct county
This wheat. we DO not believe. can be cxccllesl
by any raised In the country. The heads arr
very large, aud the grain plump and solid
The specimen Mr.. BANrR presented us was
taken at random from field Of twenty acres.
'lho~ who think winter wheat cannot DO pro
duccl in this Territory. are invited to call at
our Office. and examine for themselves.
In several Of the Territorial papers received
during tho past wcek, We have glowing ac-
the efforts of our farmers Ia produce winter
wheat.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24
Something 20 be Rene mi erca.

The Republicans IN the Serate, SEWARD,
Hale, Wnsos, and The rest Of them, voted
against Senator DouoLAs bill for the settle
mcpt Of the dfhcultics in Kansas IN their
opposition TO that measure, they have been
sustained by the Black Republicans through
out the country. who insist upon the immediate
admission Of Kansas, with ,be mob-sdopted
Topeka constitution.
Let the people Of the country hear IN mind
what the measure Is that the Republicans have
iactiously and unreasonably resisted The I,c
publican senators have voted against fair a.
eeriainmsa Of the popular wH IN Kansas By
means ola far election therefore, they do mol
rant hs tsn cf the mgmty 10 r"h. They
have voted against The repeal Of he Ka'sas hu
,chieh abridgss the J,eecios q spesth and d ms
press therefore, they do not rant The people d
Kanms 10 enjoy the freedom Of speeeh md Of Tia
pres. They have voted against he repeal d
hs test oa,hs uhith abrdgoi The Jreotom II ron.
sumo therefore, they do not ,cam The people 81
Kansas 10 e,,oy .frsedom Of oon",1'o From
these conclusions there Is no escape, They
cannot deny that the bill Is fair and just and
liberal in all iis provisions, and ia faithful eS'
ccution Is guarded in every possible way.
The Washington Union, well says nothing
will do tho Black Republicans but the Tope
ks constitution, made d year ago by mere
fragment Of n revolutionary political faction
81 confiouii1es u tao sest, ,nai ~ itstiosS
which constitutes their only hope for oyerturn
ing the government. They prefer civil dis
cords, fraternal discussions, the continued per.
petration Of crimes, and all the evils which fol
low IN The train Of sectional agitation. to the
restoration u peace, order. aud law IN Kansas,
and quiet and iraternnl amity throughout the
Union. In n word, they have made up their
minds TO have KANSAS A. FRKn STATE, Win
f'nEsosr ron PNEsfpgsr. on 4 Dissolution ~
rnw Usox, II this be- no, treason, then We
crime. II ihis BE- not d,nD.,onnn, then ther,
Is no such crime In tho catalogue Of offences .
The editor oi the 1,mss when he first rca,
senator DoraL,s bilI crowed right Justify
over H.. a. n concession 10 the Free State men
Of Kansas Of all they asked for. lie nov takes
his cue from dmrsLss, and fecby opposes tho
bin. Int Tor what reason We have ~ yet been
unable 10 learn
The Niger worshipping party now occu
PIES ia natural position, II opposes the settle
mcnt Of tho Kansas difficulties hyor mob
violence opposes the freedom Of The press
aud speech and the abolition oI test oalhs Il
does nj this too, to keep up a sectional excite
mcnt
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24
SECRETARY ot the Territory.

II has alrody bccn announced through The
public print tina, Col loux u. GnoRas. OF
Concord. \ H., has hcen tcpdercd the appoint.
mcnt OF Secretary OF this Territory uhas
no, vet 'ranspirNl whether Col GyoRor will
accept the Office.
Col GkoHGs was formerly the law partner
ct Gen. Pv,s,Er, Of n. II and Is regarded a.
enc of the leading lawyers Of tina, state II,
!. ,hOroughgoing Democrat. and wha, i
equally important, gentleman OF corr,c' an,
promr, business habits
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24

The i'nneo''on Of yesterday morning, puts
into the mouth Of the Hon. Mr., KNIT Of :.
g.. string OF oath. too blasphemous to find 4
place in our columns, even for purposes ofcom-
mcnt. We congratulate our abolition friends.
In the possession OF a journalist who, In order
to belch forth the low blasphemy so natural to
himself, pcrpctra,es the additional crime Of
falsely attribu,ing |, To political opponent !;
thus exhibiting himself, in paragraph Of two
lines, US n blasphcmcr against tod and liar
against man.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24
EuMtGrnua nsOnA.

On the 18th inst, the Senate debated aud
passci the House hin apprcpria,iug $4,000
for the construction Of = road irom Fort Ridg-
Icy, Minnesota Territory, To thu south Pass Of
the Rocky Mountains in Nebraska Territory.
The bill ere this. has rcciyci the approval OF
the President aud Is pow q law
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24
t. the nanor. 81 the Pioneer and p.mcet.,

CsHtnx tras foH flsAs IN Dvs. 800 sosk the ,''g
ht Ave m,nutss IN camphea. and then -, Ore :" him
The effect !. Instantaneous - RseAeasr Dvaeo-ai.
evil between the Meth sni Soath aud dissolve the
tnlen.--N. rasl r-ses ssa k,sssscttss.
4 CERTAIN CrHv You rns Low or FRsr.
nov" IN ABOLITION EpuoHs. -- Marry South
rn lady with haodrel slaves. OF become heirs
to such human cha,tcls' by the "uniortuna,c
dcmisc' Of n kind old aunt. The effect IL "in.
Br,c,SrtN.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24

We hear cheering accounts Of the success
that has attended the winter wheat scwu 10
this Territory last fall In the Minnesota Val
ley, large amount was planted, and gentle
man Of experience, who travelled last week
from For, Spelling TO Fort Ridsclcy, informs
US tia, be did no, s-e ooe esd field Of wheat,
hat that On the contrary in every essential par
,icular the whoa, equallcd the hst prciuesi
in the EAs, and South, Ia the Minnesota
Valley this year, mcr than enough wheat will
be raisd to supply the home demand
Ono Of "An,hrsxs" silly stories Vas tina, 20
winter wheat hal ever hc,n. and oerr ccuki
he, raised in the Territory; aud that there was
10 immediate prsrcc, Of . sufficient quantity
o, produce being raised for houe consumption.
The fAlseucs Of the libellcrs assertions srs
proved every DAY
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24
A Wsrnins 60 arcSler.

The frr State Topeka Convention f"lhs in
Kansas have got wind Of the report tina, their
man RrspKR was about to abandon them and
90 Tor BrcmAS,S. 80, at q great FRSsoSr
ratification mcting held at Topeka about two
weeks Ago, they gave to tina, gentleman the
following hint
Rssalroi, That il. as W. arr informed on prl
vatc aud public Communications from the Fast
which. however. We are unwilling TO believe
Andrew II Reeicr, one Of our Senators elect,
Ia favorable 10 the candidate OF the Slavery
FropAyandsts. James Buchanan, We shall re
pusiiate his action with scorn and indignation
and demand u our General Assembly that they
request him to resign the officc 70 which be
Was selected. and thereby deprive him Of the
influence which. as our accredited representa-
tive. his decision might have in the Northern
States,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24

The Photographic Jo"ona' announces a new
discovery in the Daguerrean art. by which
hkencsses are taken tina, isirly mimic na,ur.
the exprcssion, cus,cur, coluring ard whatever
gives value 10 ror,rSi, hcing Nombiusl 10
thee
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24

Under the head Of Political wfincmeni--
Extracts from Good Family rAprs, The
Milwaukee Nscs has the following
TIN .tms,,esn said Of Fremont that b.
possessed the magnanimity ami courtesy Of
the polished conrt~an"
The Wisconsin quotes from the Bunalo Ne
yt.ti,t that the Kansas troubles have caused
" even the bosoms cf our women 20 swell moc
with indignation than cotton, -" M'l,cu.lis
Ne,rS
We hear tina, the Black Republican X nov.
Nothing editor OF the Minnesota ZsIf.ag, Is
making Wholesale charges ~ to the corruption
OF I'll" English prss in this Territory. lie
says the only homes, sheet In Minnesota is his
own To Illustrate the truth Of this propsi.
ton oc'shbor onmwxs, suppose you give us
the particulars @ CERTAIN money transaction
perfected las, MAY. Immediately providing the
Mayors election, and intimately Connected with
well known change u sentiment on your p.r,,
AS TO who WAS the host man, for the position Of
chief municipal ctieer OF this city
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24

Ia Newcastle. Pa. sam Csnnou ha. teen
End In dollars fr kissing Reb~cca Ros.
against her will. on paying the e. ami
costs, CaHuon was discharged We suppos
be VAS loadca with grape a, the tine Of the
occurrrncc
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24

The London rluSs Of the 2T,h, publishes
tn Justification pat forward hy NJ Champion
to lorl Cayu,lon. acains, the charges OF Mr.
Marcy !, occupies upwards Of eight folio
Fars. but a ,ing'e admission which be makcs
: Sufficient 10 Convict bin In criticisiug Mr
Marcy accusations be say,
Mr Marcy has bot stated 10 What acts he
aNudcs DO, II they are acts by which I ar sup
posed 70 have recruited soldiers ;0r her M1ies-
Tvs service within tho United states, or hired
0, retained in the s,nSe o. the &C, Of Congress
Of Isis persons 20 80 aDd W. recrrited else
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24

y " 0'V'NItN"s
Rev, j. T.. ROY. Chicago. H.
The next Sunday, with this letter in his
pocket, Mr. ROY preached to others their duty
us christians, but lid not perform mis- own iaty,
and had not the manlncss or the sense Of JUS
ticr TO remedy, so far as in his power, the iniu-
nv he had done another.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24
lnAiass Affair.


Selling iAsses to iadsss.
A gentleman who witnessed The recent fight
between war party Of Sioux and Chippevss.
near Hutchinson, On the I'd inst, yeterdsy
gave us an interesting description Of the con
test between the hostile parties.
Our informant Was riding RAPIDLY scsos The
Prairie, near Hutchinson, when his attention
was attracted by a party Of Sioux braves,
crawling snake-like, through the prairie grass.
He at first thought they contemplated IN At
tack upon himself, but casting bis eyes in 40
other direction. he discovered . party Of Chip
pcwss, descending blun. Tho latter did not
discover the presence Of the Sioux until they
were In their immediate vicinity. but ~ soon
~ they did. tbcy reiterated The Sioux re-
turned short distance Tor their h0rscs. and
then startoi In pursuit Of thu Chippewas, who
were In full retreat for swamp In the neigh.
borhosd Before the former gained the swamp.
one Of their number was killed and scsipcd,
and others wounded Alter the Chippcwas
bad reached the swamp aud secrctod thsm-
selves in the long grsss, the sioux reiterated.
bat not before ono of their number had been
severely wounded, ball passing completely
through bis side
The next day, thc fourth. the Chippewas re-
turned 10 Hutchinson, and burind the body Of
their deceased comrndc. The Sioux were at
Itd Cedar Island lake, with their wounded.
We learn from the Sioux Agency, that the
payment Of those bands Of Sioux Indians. who
have delivered up the young men guilty Of in-
cursions into the Chippewa country. will he
proceeded with this week.
Major Moan. y. y. Commissioner, secured
the arrest recently, at the Sioux agency, Of
several persons engaged In carrying liquor into
the Indian country The offenders were sport
Ing mcn from ~. Paul, engaged in little
spec. The arr,s,s were made by acting U.
=. Marshal. A. &. Josy. and the prisoners are
now confined n Fort Smelling.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24

y Y TRrsrxE.--Tbe semi-annual diviicnd
Of the New York Tr,buw establishment
amounts TO abcu, l?j per cent pr annum on
the capital stock or over siyty thousand dol
lars for the past six months. The proprietors
have jus' purchasd the Tribr'n, buildings non
Mr.. lHovrsoy PRICE, the well known COT
tractor, and the father-in-law Of Mr.. McEI
s1rH, for $4,000, paying % per cent Of The
purchase money out OF their s-mi annual carr
ings. They also donated 81 900 TO the Kar
sas AID Committee. AMI 81 400 TO the FRy
xovr Vigilance Committee, leaving ahou, 80
pr cent. Of the earnings TO be divided among
the stockholders.