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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

Gso. u. rxsxrWs. editor Of the Louisville
Jo.,asi. ,tisgrarh'd TO the prowe,ors Of the
rrcmon, iicasc in Chicago IN the evening Of
the 9th instant. tia, kcntueky hal givcn a
f" laryc majority Gr BrcuAS,s. fnm thus
VIZ in6r tina, he was not killed. in the r'as in
Ioaisvilc on the DAY OF clSr,ion as rrPcrtcl.
and W. ar RICH, heartily glad 10 h. abe 10
chraiclc thu fact Of his hiring alive AMI well l.
Although w. diNr with him politically W.
arr inv ,o say he has e'~ equals in tbs c'sn
try a. pet anal rlitor.
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1NE rRsapESfiN kInrnES--Ihc psenpl,
Of the Unitcj States. on the harth az Noum.
her. lsriormei thu ,inty OF choosing their Pres
hlcu,ial ElriOrs. The next step in the pro
grannc Is the meeting ot the Electors IA cast
their votes ,os the rryshhniial candidates. -
THIS $ dooe on the frs, Wednesday in nccrus
bsr. shc Ek'etNrs Noing cals'' i,.;c,he- BY no
toe given by thc Govyrnor n each State On
the second "Wednesday ~ February COnyrC~s
viii open ihc returns AMI c,Ga; the votes. xhca
JAWS Hycu,SlN an,l joHS G. BsNKiNEiaaR
vii h. ,hv!arcd llly clcc,Nl prysibnt and
Nicr rrSsAp, NJ tn JnitSl States
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prudence AMI timidity would had him into
hos channels best adapted for qniet, easy
end respectable administration, both Ia regard
70 our foreign and domestic Affairs. LETT "a
himsclf be would rather do nothing, Or 20 back
wssk. than run into danger"
Again:
Should be select Cabinet of sound con
sentative men. and proceed 10 q broad. nation
81. honest AMI conciiatory policy. foreign and
domestic. be will command our ,rdiaf rp
port"
lie then GOES OH into Characteristic STRATA
Of vague sIlnonitions and dark hints.
Thus, does BENNETT, before even his con
tract with Fremont has expired, without the
least hesitation, directly Indicate his rcnlimss
TO enter into new engagement. with the snc'
cs~fuI opponent Of his late Protsge. Bot In
this design Mr. Bssssrr will he doomed Ia
disappointment. Mr.. Bucn,sAs h not the
man To desire. much lss encourage, the support
Of M questionable an ally. While Minister
u tIr Court Of II. Jan3r. he showed his esti.
mate Of BENNETT as man aud journalist, by
IErcmptorily refusing to present him 10 The
Qucen--a privilege freely accorded 10 the hum.
best American. eniiissl to bc regarded In Tho
light Of gentleman. Tho Dcmoc rattle part y
have long sIucc learned that they have nothing
10 fear from liEsNErr ~ much ~ his coante.
Names and support. His depunciatioua ARE
harmless; his approval and prai-c arc alone Ia
h. deprecated. iIeretofon.that species Of eun-
ming aud instructive foresight which ~ 40 fr,'
qncnty found associated with the m~aDest At
tributis u human nature, has kept I'ssssrr,
generally, on the winning side until, il is not
unlikely. his natural vanity and arrogance slim
ulaisi by this apparent sncc'rr, had really In
spircd him with the notion Of the irresis,ibliiy
Of bis influence. Stang 10 the quick by the
rIllisal III Pi;sidebi i'IsRcR, on the la;ini te.
walton Ia the Presidential Chair, To recognize
biz absurd prctensioas TO political preGrmen,,
and burning with desire ir further revenge
upon thu administration aud The Democratic
party. l!ssssrr sold bimslf at n high price Ia
FMsxosr and the black Republicans, and with
them h. bas been overwhelmed 10 ,lcl,at.
Poor Iisssr,rl His prc.tge Ia go~. Tbs
days Of iabulonr pri,ss paid by political nspi
rants Tor his alliance are past lie may still
style Eima'i the Napolron Of the Press. u
but hcnceIortl II mnst In. Napoleon after ihc
experiences Of thu Iieli or Waterloo
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stca ~, boating Business.

The stcambcating business Of this year may
be considered rs closed. The first arrival was
the lady Franklin, which arrived on the Sth
Of April. The last boat to leave this city for
below, was the A. g. Mason. on the 10th inst.
Owing 10 the unfortunate and unusually early
gorge Of ice at Hastings, upwards Of fifty steam
err bound for this city, with hcavy cargocs Of
freight, were compelled to turn back. from
Hastings But, notwithstanding this draw
back, the amount Of business transacted on the
river during the present season FIR exceeds that
OF last year, or nj any proceeding year. The
number Of arrivals during the season will range
between seven AMI eight hundred
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On the 1th Major BEN PERLKY Poogg hate
q Fillmore candidate for Congress in the sixth
district Of Massachusetts,, arrived in Boston
with his wheelbarrow and barrel of apples,
which be had wheeled al! the way from New
burypost distance Of thirtysix mics, in two
and q half days. The job was in fulilment OF
a bet with Col. BuRDAxg, TIC FnExosr State
Senator elect, that FILLMORE would get more
votes in Massachusetts, than FREMONT. Ten
thousand people received the Major whcn he
arrived in State street. and delivered over the
spp!es to Col BURBANK.
Hon. JonN NJ. CLARION, IT, S. Senator from
Delaware, died at his residence in Dover, Dela
ware, on the 9th. Mr.. CLARION had long been
in the councils OF the nation, and has always
occupied a high rank as statesman. lie was
Secretary OF State under Gen. TAYLOR.
The Charleston Mercury of the 9Th, contains
a long letter adjrcssed TO Governor ADAMS OF
South Carolina, by II. BARSwgiJ. RigrT, urg
ing an Immediate dissolution OF the Union. and
the establishment Of Southern Conicdcracy
lie argues that next TO abolitionism, the chic.
cause OF grievance 10 the South IL the tariff
lie proposes that in tho approaching modiiica.
ton of that measure, South Carolina should
demand that it he reduced, ut least, TO the
standard and principles Of 1888. A straight
jacket, quick, for Mr.. L. BlaSwEl RArrr
The n. Y. Herald has already commenced
predicting about Mr. BucusSAS's cabinet In
tine iieruid Of the sth, the Washington CORES
pondcnt predicts the following gentlemen viii
constitute the Cabinet
Secretary 81 state ..... q. Isaac Toucry of Conn.
secretary Of The Navy. John Shdcil, II ioals,ns
Secretary oiWar..........H. A. Wise Of Nirgfnsa
81; ward 81 s,,Gth isfri,r4
ecreiiiy oi Tire Interior JesSe %. Bright, OF tndana
...... OF thas. stuart, II Mich.
Au"rasy General. j e.. Van Dyke OF Penn.
Postmaster General. John Thcmpsus al J,
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number OF papers propose fnEsoSr for
President in 1850. The Democracy desire no
grcater sport than to lay the Pathfinder ont
once morc
In Baltimore, there were only PA vo,a' poll
cd for FsFxoSr, mos, of whom are understood
Ia have BEEN Germans
1t is said that JAMES u. PoRrsr, Of Louis
vile, Nv. who stands seren feet n,ns tnches in
hrs stockings, and is said To be the tallest man
IN America, east his vote for Bue1i,SiS
Senator Cu,RLEs SUxS.R was conveyed 10
the polls in n carriage. on election day Nine
cheers werc given. AZ he entered the room; and
aIler he had voted another round of cheers was
given him
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TRsArS Win NcaRAGuA.--The New Or.
leans Crc~eni STATES tina, the treaty Of friend
ship. eommern and navigation concluded bc
tween Nicaragua and the Unitcd states, in
june last. providss Tor equal commercial priv.
ileScs in each country to the citizens at the
other; the two parties 10 treat each other On
thu footing NJ the NEST iavorst nation: oitizens
a each rpublic to enjoy in the territories Of
the Other the right Of succession to PERSONAL
Estates by will or otherwise. and the free dispo-
sal OF personal property Of every sort, and to
hold and possess any rial oe personal esta,,
without changing thar national character
The rcn,li,ion Of fasi,iyss from justice is also
rrpyisls.i tor
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Trouble Ia Naples

u. ). lriga'c Congress arrived al Naples on
the 18th alt.. aiier ytar cruising in illkrcnl
parts OF the Mediterranean. A letter written by
an o,sccr on board, after giving graphic view
OF thu threatening state ri affairs IN that capt-
tai says that things have assumed 50 serious
an aspect that our msister resident, Mr.. OWEN
has ma,lc 1lormal request OF our Cemmo,los,
THAI some of the ships of cur squadron may re
miin huca ia the difficulties ar over"
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y uaMu a..

New Orleans papers received on tle Gih inst.
at lialtiriorr. contain a,ivics trm Ruaian
to the 18th ult Tlc rcNnt tvaty lstwon
England anal Honduras has created great com.
motion there. IS the por!c ~err opposed to the
sovereignty Of Honduras.
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isDIASa l.nGtsi.,r sx~'fhe lldiana Isyis
ailre. es,ctcd IN Oct0ts'r. sian,Gs A. f,lloxs -
lloa-e--C3 liefsoratS AMI - Repasicsns
Scuaie-23 iSmccrais, Is Rsrahsans an.i
Amerian. The Isgsra,s lave n t.Scsk,,
majority 90 pint ballet Two MAD States
Senators Wil p" oho-r ny III, lSgisiataic .
An,l IS thc IA ulucra's navn % majority. S,ua'or
BsiGir AMI G'vrrr0r Wrarr eiI yaots.i4v
- eho-,n
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

Lawn S,,vs ov rng llJINojs CEyrs,t Ran
ko,p Tho land sllrs ~ the Illinois Ccainl
Railroad Company, in octoIsr. rcach'd s9os,-
500. against Slltl9o in October las, year. 90
Ewvy porchrc this oc;o,cr has hrn by an
actual s,tlcr, whcnas last war the company
sod considerable parcrls % spVu.a,0rs- The
r,ocipts Vt oc,ob,s will Ic aboat sSoo,oeo.- 1850
Soric of thc drctnrs who have lsen EIaking a
thorough examination n tn rcad ard i,s prs
prts. havo pOuily r;grpci, more tal'y con.
,irmcd than lcfocr IA th,ir favorable imvys.
sions Of TIM r'sul; of the enterprise. The land
s'lrs rr'n'isH 10 cNr,,l ,Acjr expectations, both
in QRAnti,y and priv AMI ,hcir hasincSs ~ run
far shsad oi ,lsrir capacity TO transact IT, With
ont = very hrc 'ncNas' I" cqs'y~e', The
c,mpany have jeS' nlyanNd the priv N al
their t,n,ls uor,h NJ N,nlo,a 81 pr arr'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

CHARLES SrsyER has ,eclincd u r-,icc,ior
10 the United States Senate. AMI the r,epabli.
cans arr talking of ASsoS BrRlISG,ss To sue
cvcl him. Taxing WvasrSR as a starting
point, tha, viii hc gradating dowuwaris about
a. last, anil As low, as time anal Ii,tkpess OF in
,clhctual calhrc viii permit.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

CorrAox GRoss pIsrRIcr, The vacancy 10
tie Cottage Grovc District, or Representative
10 the Legislature. was hlled on Friday last, by
the choicc Of J. W. Frssss. Republican. over
Mr.. MciArr,s. Democrat, by majority Of
Gfla.n votes
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

IHILNUtIFNIA, Wv. 10,
JANIS nachAntn AMI LEWIS ass IsSsScd
through this cify this mnru'n; tie ltlAwaFr,
"a sti,rsi ScuAi,w Cayiop'- tlnrral the g.
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lt.noi. Congregational UctegasIom.

In 1854. the Congressional delegation oI
Illinois. IN the House nj Representative ,tuoj
-- Democrats, Republicans, D. The next
delegation in tougnss will stand Democrats.
,; Republicans. 4.
| But this is not all 1hcpeopi, Of the eighth
h7,rlrt kaye administered ,o he =ss;rsasle, ~
MAN TRtumtI, who was ccctcd in 1854 la
represent that district in Congrcss, telling
rchukc tor his bold AMI persIstcn, advocacy ol
diHuion doctrines luls5i, TRruRtIL carried
tbs district hy majority OF 5000 this year
i,oassr Sslru Democrat. is elected over his
Isiack Republican, comstltor 10y a majority OF
fonr or five thousand.
In the seventh district of Illinois in 1854,
! lion j. e., ALES WAS excited 10 the iious' 10y
u n,aori,y az os'o .oto over A@i,sa. lhpahlI.
can. The clcc,icn was contested; and in order
to SECURE thr vote Of Illinois IN caae the clcc-
ton shoald co 10 the llousa', AtlES WA turn
81 cut of the llous, aal thu contest r'lvrrNi
To the people cl his district tr their 'lccision.
Mr. AlivN has tpen r,mrur,l 10 the HOUSE hy
a majority OF 5000 Is not this fitting r..
hukr to the Republicans ol the Ih'u~r, Ter their
apj,,st and Illegal conduct
4 Thc}dcc,a,ti"n N the next Ilousr 81 Repre-
-cnia,iv,,s from Illinois. viii ~ comp@ol ol
/ the following gentlemen;
- y M,,nss,ss " r Alb, Sss~i p I" ,,....,
l : bssa io,~iey. b. = 3 h'f' ~"ith, u, vatH
! 4 W y k.iexg. y. ST 4. u Aorr-ea,h Es'"
10 I. ' Nofrs, nvw'. ssesnsy
Is i. e p,,s, p.s.rsrsy ~ NsrstsHp
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s1r. ssuehn0an's Majority.

Sufficient returns have been received 10 sat
isfy n. tha, the following States have elected
he npmocrnt,c electors
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The above are all preant m"ni"rs, except
Me~,rs EtI TnAyrs and II l.. DAVIS. who
repl,re ALnV ue Wrrr and MArk TitAFros.
H. l,raLISaAaE'a District the vote stands ns
follows:
Qa ,linsa,ns ..... ..... .... ..... q h,p
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COMMERCE OF NEW ORLEANS.

The business of our city this season far exceeds
our most sanguine expectations. 1t has already
attained an amount without parallel Though
we hear Of complaints regarding depreciation Of
real estate,we do notlearn that they proceed from
the proprietors Or owners Of cotton presses and
warehouses. AS an evidence of the stupendous
business now in course of progress, we give the
value Of the exports Of produce, which include
cotton, sugar, -four, corn, wheat, etc., from this
port for the three months ending the 31st De-
cember last, as also the value for the CORES
ponding quarters of 1858 and 1864 It will be
observed that there is an increase for the pre-.
sent season Of eight million two hundred and
seventy three thousand dollars.
The daily shipments which are made by the
boats composing the mail line, via Lake Point
chartrain to Mobile, go from port Pontchartrain
and are not included Of the value Of sugar, mo-
lasses, -four, bacon, whisky, bagging and rope,
which 60 this route, there is no means of approx
mating correct value.
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easiy hour morning, tsaaiays excepted se
yearly aud quarterly as the same rates o.
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Haying extensive circulation throughout
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TRAINED ANIMALS. THE theory of Minboddo,
which asserted that the monkey and baboon we're
only earlier and imperfect stages Of human ntei
genes had never, perhaps strong support is ex-
hbea BY the trained animals of signor Doneti whose
great troupe with Us ago. and has
returned to exhibit at tho Pelican Theater
this evening Those who have any curiosity in such
matters themselves we'll those who wish to afford
the little folks pleasant egreeable and instructive
tertainment should make It point to be present The
particulars of the exhibition be in the advertise
ment in another column
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Presents for the holidays.

va WE
E Hss jua per ships srsok Wirtemburg.
Europa of MERCHANDISE which he
LOWEST MARKET PRICE, with reduction for cash
chasers. consisting Of
LOoKINGGLAssEs OF all Sizes with Gilt Frames Of the latest
Btye
WRITING DESKS (caIod Mnstre) in Mahogany Roewood
PARLOR SET, in Mahogany and Rosewood;
PRAyER-CHA1Rs, TABLES, ETEGEREs, PIANO STOOLS MC-
sic STANDS Of small Fancy Pieces suitable
day Presents;
great variety GOODS, from Birming
SILVER AND PLATED ALFENIDE WARE
CUTLERY;
spLEND1p DINNER AND TEA CHINA SETS WHITE Gilt and De-
coratei;
GLASSWARE AND TABLE CLOTHS;
FANCY CHINA VASES, FLOWER POTS. CANpLESTIcKs;
sTATUETTEs AND CLOCKS, Richly Painted
COMPLETE TOILET SETS;
ARTIFICIAL OVERS for s!a.ds Vases Eyenin PARTIES
Always hand from his own Mandatory
pARLoR, BEDROOM AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE
SPRING AND HAIR MATTRESSES;
CURTAIN MATERIALS;
LAMPAs BRocATEL, INDIAN AND SILK woRsTED DAMAsK;
ALGERINE, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS;
MOSQUITO NETTING;
CEIINTZ. GIMPs, LOOPS AND TASSELS;
WINDOW SHADES, CoRNICEs;
CURTAIN PINS AND BANDS;
AFINE ASSORTMENT OF LAMPS;
BRONZE MANTEL CLOCKS AND CUT GLASSWARE;
EVERY VARIETY OF LAMPS;
BRONZE MANTEL CLOCKS;
SPLENDID SETS CUT GLASS WARE;
oDEUR CASES OF CRYSTAL EBONY;
TORTOISE SHE'LL AND PEARL;
DESKS AND EscRUTo1REs OF PAPER MAcHE, EBONY
ROSE WOOD etc;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY;
PARIAN MARBLE VASES
SPLENDID SETS OF OLD OAK FURNITURE
All comprising fine stock, and complete as cnn
DO found the South The Ladies will find SPLENDID VARIETY
OF GOODS suitable for Holiday PRESENTS defy
competition. d2s 2ptf
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DR. jones' BENEFIT. The amusements at the
Armory Hall this evening for the benefit Of Dr. n
Jones' the gentlemany and popular agent Of the camp
bells. The large acquaintance and deserved popularity
Of the Doctor together with the popularity and merit Of
the Canpbells, render q full house certainty
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Isl AND 81 oHARTRRs STREET.
Important Discovery.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTE

BRYAN'S PULMONlC WATERS unfaiing in the O.
Coughs Colds Asthma Bronchitis Sore Throat Hosraeness, Difficult
Breathing lucpien Consumption and Diseases OF me nnga
They of medicine and child will take thss
Thousands health hs had before depaited
Testimony given hundreds Of Jingle done relieves in TEN
MINUTES
Ask for Bryan Pdmonic Wase The original and only genuine
stamped Bryant Spurious offered for SALE twenty-five
cents box. ill.,.
Sold by dealers generally.
J. BRYAN L CO., Rochester, n. y, Projectors.
Sold, Wholesale and retail, BY .& ..
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
jau14 9p6t .. Isl and 81 Char!rsa sttoet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-14

~ Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver
complaint rank difficult We pleased
point out remedy which has
and which safely certain naible
has been tina thousands from unuey
grave We oeand's Bttera eparad By Dr.
M Jackson the German Medicine Store 100 Arch Phade
phla. See adverisement. iani lind wv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-14

MEDICAL AND ORNAMENTAL the pre-
sent organization Of AFFAIRS when almost all suffering
from disease affection Of the flesh and when all
are liable to Sickness it is very comforting and cheering
to look over the advertisements of great house like that
of J. Wright Co., Nos Isl aud q Chartres street,
where can be found some remedy remedies for almost
every i'll that flesh is heir to, with recommendations and
certificates Of their excellence.
Among the advertisements of medical and other mat
tiers, with which the Messrs Wright Co. this morning
favor the readers of he Crescent may found those
"Bryans Pumonc Waers sovereign for all diseases Of
the lungs "Dr Hams Aromatic Invigoratine Spirit
superior to all other eordals and nutratiye
Bachelor's Hair Dye, which fails fades. Their
particular merits are specified in the advertisements to
which we refer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-14

FLoAT1NG PALACE ONE WEEK LONGER. This
great collection of wonders remains at the foot of Canal
street week more in compliance with the desire of many
families who have been prevented visiting it by the In
clement weather. Madame olinza the graceful tight.
rope dancer who has been making great sensation
engaged for another week, and will perform her great
feats every afternoon and night.
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TYse Ladies' SQzpa9egse

FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST. LUKE's CHURCH.,
The Tickets already disposed Of for the 10th
for Tuesday evening the Odd Fellows anI. 9pqs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-14

DoLBEAR's Commercial College, 1O6 Canal
street. bookkeeping, Penmanship, English, French
spanish, German, Arithmetic, Phonography etc. are
taught by able professors at this establishment Let all
call and judge for themselves
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DIED..

DIED:
AZ hRpaat O'clock Sunday evening, 18th
KITCHEN, u age
fourtsen yeRrs resident Of this CITY,
h friends End aqGan,anes attend his
funeral from his late residence us street,
O'Clock, This Afternoon