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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
SATURDAY, OCT. 25, 1856.

gws sHold your horsesp' p'-Johu W: ForneyI
,avs the clerk Of the Galeua-telegraphst that the
Democratic majority in PENNSYLVANIA is but little
over 900! We begin to think that there will
be occasion for brin5ng out the old rooster not
witbstanding the exultations of our opponents.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

@ We have received the first number Of the
Rice County Herald, Faribault, F. W. Frink edi-
tor. 1t is q well executed little sheet. May it
prosper!
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

Thou shalt not covet anything that Is thy
neighbor's. s."-Moses.
"Cuba lies SO near us, is so rich and pleasant,
and every way so desirable possession, that We
want it, and ought to have it, and must have IL !:
and shall be JUSTIFIED BY every law, human and
divine, in wrestling it from Spain, If we possess
the power !''-Janes Buchanan.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

c. Don't fret your gizzards gentlemen Dem
ocrats; we do not intend to leave the Republican
party because combination Of frauds and vii
lainies have conspired to defeat us in Pennsylva-
MIA. Freedom is as dear to us to-day as it ever
was, and we shall continue to battle as earnestly
for those rights guaranteed to us by the Constitu-
tion as we have hitherto. We believe in the ulti-
mate triumph of Justice, notwithstanding the long
and devious road she is obliged to travel.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

Ia The imperfection Of the English Ian.
guage Is exhibited when we state the fact that
"a black berry is red when it Is gr reen.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
Pennsyivania.

The following list shows the reported and es-
timated majorities at the late election there.-
The Central Democratic State Committee claim
the election of their ticket by 4,977 majority q
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

CO A few days since, Mendoza, the old guide
who piloted General Taylor through his Mexican
campaign up to the battle of Buena Vista, died in
Mercer Valley, Texas, aged ninety years.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

GT A daily mail will hereafter run between
this city and Shakopee, and a tri-weekly to South
Bend. We are glad that the wants of our Terri
tory, in this matter, have at last been regarded.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

SIXTH ELErED!-The returns from Grow Wing
|giveR. A. Smith fourteen votes, elscting hin By
twenty-three mejority.L The Smith family azs
not to be sdeezed ct after all.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

New CHARTER OAK.-The +" Charter Oak
Jr.' grown in the garden of Geo. Francis, o.
Hartford, from an acorn of the old oak, ha.
been offered to Mr. Stewart, proprietor of thu
great original, and will be transplanted on the
site ofits fallen sire. The acorn was planted
ten years since by Mrs. Francis, who is lin
eal descendant of Capt. Wadsworth, the here
who deposited the charter in the old oak.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

S1r The Christian Inteliigencer says the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher is confined to his
bed in consequence Of excessive fatigue and
sore throat brought on by his exertions in the
cause of Freedom.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

O. The Post may joke as much as it pleases
about niggers; but we should like very much to
know what Brooks, Butler, Toombs and Wise
would be without them. These worthless think
niger, talk nigger, dream nigger, speak niger,
and write niger. Gov. Wise, it is true, makes
an occasional exception in favor Of oysters; but
the rest OF the crew are saturated With love for
.niggers. They love them 80 well that they are
ready to fight for them, and to dissolve the Un-
ion for their sake. The Post Is little milder IN
its affection; but that Is because the Post doel
not own solitary colored person.-B -Boston Atlas
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

To RE CANDID-speak of the present as
thuogh they were absent To be charitable,
speak Of the absent as though they were pres.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

GVr The Northern Belle, Ocean Wave, and
City Belle were in port yesterday. The news can
be found in another column.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

a The Pioneer man don't like the Blocmer
costume. Strange! But he does like the girl
with the Kossuth hat. "Ri to II mn ri na %
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

10F The gold yield Of California for the
last fou: years has been $197, ,444 ,694. That
of Australia for the same period was $172, ,lO4,
73l. oas
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

ca The London Morning Star warns the
great Southern Confederacy Of Wise and Brooks,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

o. II is said that the number of votes to be
cast at the next Presidential election, is $780,,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

g The N. 7. Herald of Saturday, Oct. 10Th,
says:---sWo have returns from all the counties
in Pennsylvania. They give 6l8 majority to the
Democrats" The N. Y. Tribune says the Re
publicans have carried the State BY 1000. The
Dubuque Republican says the Dem. majority il
only ASS! Our rooster is eating corn like .
young grist-mill, he is healthy and hearty, and
crows clear down to the end of his toes!
HOW PENNSYLVANIA ayND IN.
81 DIANA WERE CARRIED? g
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

D@ Herr Standigi, the celebrated singe,
and instructor Of Jenny Lind, died IN mad.
house, at Vienna, last month. as
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

q Jared Benson, Esq. of Anoka, discusses
the State question in our columns to-day. We
differ with Mr.. Benson, but as our views have
been sstforth in previous article, We publish his
Communication without dominant
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

u c COLUMBUS, OHIo, Oct. sl8. !.
The Democrats have elected to Congress PEN
dleton, Driesbach, Cockerell, Miller, Cox, Law
renee and Hall certain, and it is believed that
Joseph Barnes, Democrat, is also elected in the
present Republican member. - - - -
The Republicans have above 10000 plurality
in the State.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01

G. The distinguished Artistic and singer,
Rachel, has gone to Egypt for her health.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
MDNDAY, OCT. 81, 1866.
Another Way to Defeat Us.
sa

Then York Herald says that Col. Fremont
is continually receiving anonymous letters threat.
ming him with assassination. We do not doubt
it. The chivalrous Don Quixotes of the South,
the i,us admirers of Bully Brooks, the Hot
spurs and Bludgeon wielders Of a crazy State
are t the heroes to ply the stilletto or poison TO
rid tht countryof apolitical adversary. The at
tack d Bully Brooks on Senator Sumner was an
assassl nation. And the young ire-eater went
homato receive q collation. of kisses from the
ladies, and o score of canes and silver pitchers
for his braveryl Why should not some Of the
other obscure blood-minded assassins of South
Carolns, encouraged by his example, and the
public forgiveness which followed it, and goaded
on by an insatiase appetite for prize-plates and
gold-headed bludgeons, save the country" by
disposing Of another of these Abolitionists We
do not see! They steal upon their enemies like
tiger upon his prey. They dare not face a
man! They crawl up from behind, and fell him
with an assassin's and coward's blow. man
armed with a pen and fastened in a seat furnish
es glorious chance-but rife at 50 PAGES
makes them sick Col. Fremont has the ring Of
the true metal in him--we'll risk him if he will
keep sharp look behind him, and take care not to
get pinioned in his seat.
Hon. L. nj. BRowN.-We are authorized by
the gentleman above, to say that the statement
recently made by the Republican Advocate oi
Shakepee, that he is pledged to act with the Re-
publican party of this Territory, was made with
out his authority and is untrue. He does not con-
template any change of political action in re.
spect to Territorial affairs. We are happy to re-
ceive this assurance and to give it publicity
Pioneer.
GV No doubt you are-exceedingly! Mr.. L,
NJ. Brown has assured us repeatedly, that he is
Republican in principle, that he condemns the
present Border Rufian Administration, and tina,
ne is the stiffest kind of an advocate of Freedom
in the Territories of the Federal Government
We despise shuttle-cock, we don't care who
ne is, and if Brown wishes to play this game, let
him pitch in-we'n see who wins.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-15

TN Tuesday AFTERNOON. the city authorities
chosen at the late charter election. were sworn
iuto Office. and entered upon their duties On
this occasion, the Hon. Gsoaar L BxcKrs,
Mayor, delivered ~ addrss, copy Of which
will bs foQna in this mornings paper. It pre-.
ssn,s in small space full review Of the pro
grcss Of saint Paul since it, organization, with
valuable suggstions to the Council and the
people with reference to needed improvements
in the future. The style Of the message is ex.
cellent; rsdecting credit upon the Mayors
taste, as much as its matter does upon his
judgment
After the conclusion Of the address, the city
officers necessary to be chosen By the Council
were elected. Their names will be found in
the publshcd proceedings. wehave only time
this morning to remark that they arc good
Democrats and will make competent officers.
This journal was selected as the Official pa.
per Of the city; compliment bestowed on
u, by the municipal authorities which We fully
appreciate, and gratefully acknowledge.
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rsos wgnvEs psilr.

TuE Secretary ii the Territory has scu, ii
the following circular for publication
CIRCULAR
sr'saAays OSvnu, d. rart, MT
May n lsae.
~ az faass - hs NsssIsy-rs u ks fssyssaFti
lha,s last he~a Instructed hy ii. toa g. whi,,s.ey
FIRST Comptroller Of the Treasury Department. that tks
expense At pahishiag In yoar paper. the laws memo
rails and oat resolutions Of The seventh ssson Of tho
legislature ef ,h. rerrtety eaanoi h. harss hy the
psl,sd sts,ss.
VERY respectfully, your oht setvt,
J, TRAVIS kussER
necretsr, Min Ter.
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yRDs sIrrEDAYy BlHy

Hs.lru % rns Cu.-As The warm .a.on
Approaches, IL IL bat natural that the public
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ei''sT"'"a'y sis'"'' :" '''"a a~ s''..
n,A''"' ''F''' '''''''' "'" o,"'' INV WI
~'As' y "'' '""Pp'p" " ~
o'nee o. P'e's""" W.T." p"'"' !" cur
""' ''''ne"' "'N' NV ''" '" y A" We
make "" snss'''''''s ~ 10 a" improvement
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CITY AND COUNTRY.
'R0S fHrRsDAr's BslLr.

Coxrraoslss's RErosr. - Below will bs
found the Compsro,iers Report, showing the
financial condition Of The city;
To the Hon. IL Mayor aud CoaNo. Co.sc,io Of
fAs CITY Of Sainf Pa1;
GsxrLxxrs The following report OF The
finances Of the City OF Saint Paul from the
date Of my last annual report, March 10Th
1889 to May lst. 1856. Is respectfully submit
ted:
rrsswr fs~ tAs sss~s,, sae sosis n. <tss .psr
sAteA lAn rsyssJ u kssod
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rae Cisy Govern0enI- --OrganixasiOs
OF the New board Of AlAernen.

The Council met yesterday afternoon, At i've
O'Clock, for the purpose ofcanvassing the votes
cast at the last Ciy Election and declaring tho
result, Alderman BECKER, CAvE, BAxnLn,
IRVINE aud SCHuRxlxR, Of the old Board Of
Aldermen were present.
The result Of the late city election, was de-
clared q iollows:
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SosnoN tocScil--rMs Loan AUTHORIZED.
Yesterday, says tho Chicago Eibuas Of the
9Th Inst. nj the special meeting Of the Com.
mon Council, the Mayor aud Finance Commit
tax wcr authorized to negotiate the boo,is Of
the city to tho amount Of 100000 These
bonds arc to run until May 10th, lss6, al 6
pr cent, interest Per annan. The money Is 10
b. uSi for general city purposes. the Treasury
having lsconc decidedly empty, Th~c bonds
will not nct tho city over $4,000, IL 50 much
II is stated IN financial circles that they will
probably all b. taken by Chicago capitalists
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w,DwsLi.~ ExCssANGG sANK,

tiiiRD HrREEr. VI. pAuL,
win receive dspc.ss, discount pspst. buy aud cell
tIrbsnse msts solIss,pms sna HAn..., the ssss,s,
tosasss of nsas,ns
jous II. MssI.os, IRA BiBwKIL. 4 SON
Cashier maze dAwiyl BsaLs,s
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Tm sslrns Psckst Company offered s.s..
900 for the EMe Anon afterwards burnt u,
Rock leland
Ar rus late rise Of the Iowa River, the new
bridge south Of TolNio. IN Tuna county Wa
swept away thu pilirg no, having been driven
sufficiently krp The bridge had hen anisl'c,l
but two w~ks
The bridge at kosts, in Iowa county ncro~s
The same river WIS also swept away,
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FHOH TUESDAY s DAHI

THF new steamer Northern Belle. minnie
description Of which appeared in our paper sev
ersl days since, arrived at our levec yesterday
morning She answer. the glowing dcscrIp
'ion- already given Of her perfectly, and |, may
I've truly said that she IL the finest hoe, which
has yet appeared in these waters
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~ A % = ! o. ID.

"a The ifh me, a. the fssldsnes ef \. Gibbs, C.a
Of THE city J.oos sicsois tn at., s,s, psA,. 81
the city sfst Awhony.
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A rev paper 10 TO he Published al Hastings
Il will be issaod IN two weeks That town
has long nee'isi a nswspaper, and W. are glad
il Is TO have one The paper will he devoted
TO the interests d the West side" Dakota
cOanty and Hastings.
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rRog kOHDATlS DlHr

Ink afarin 81 IRE 'shtsh 'wxS ra.ssd carp &c
Saturday morning was occAsoned by the tax
ing ilrc 81 the wood pills on the War Eagle.
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PRocEEplSus ~ rHs Cry Corycu- The
City Council met on Thursday last They pro.
ceeeacd to examine tho returns nom tho differ.
cut wards, but on finding that the poll books
IL the first ward had not becn FORWARDED to
them, the further examination al the returns
was pcsspouc,i till Iacslay next. The bill ii
the City Surveyor amounting 10 sis0.25 "a
assistance in the performance OF his datics. wAs
rs(srred 10 the Street Commissioner Of the sew.
eral wards aud the bill for his own services, tor
four mouths. amountiong 20 $500 was referred
to thu City Comptroller The report Of the
City Comptroller was taken up. and the orders
cancelled ~ per report, and rcsrrd TO q
special Committee
SALK ~ Rs,l EsrArs --- Mcrsrs. SAwrkiiE,
Low & 90, sold al aac,ioa yesterday. Que lot
10 by 100 k,t in the region back Of the Capi.
tol for Sls00 AMI Also a lot near WISsiow's
Mil, 200 krt squac, for $1,000, 10th Gales
were for cash and the purchasers wem Mcsrs.
Coirrn. H,RrsnoWv and Drswni.
From the Superior Ch,na,eis VI April 29th
Nc learn that Superior Is going ahead like all
the rest IL the new towns In the North western
country. Every day ones attention Is called
TO some new building Carpenters are IN great
demand and at high prices The sound Of the
hammer, plane aud saw is heard throughout the
town, aud business Of all kinds Is lively
A NHwsrArrR Ia TO I've started In Chattield
Fillmore county, 10 Ike called the ChAticld
Democrat
BoLp AND DAmSo RonssRr. ~ Monday night,
bctweer the hours Of eight AMI nine o'clock, one
Of the most daring robbores ever pcrpctra,ei in
Dubuque was committed upon the person Of
IN elderly gentleman from Pennsylvania, by the
name Of JOIN SAssoms. lie was knocked
down, choked, and about sA50 In money taken
ffom him. A man BY the name Of DAly was
arrested and examined. but discharged for want
of evidence
Tns eastern papers state, thA, the interest
on So 1000 Of the bonds Of the city Of james.
vile. Via, has not been paid.
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CHAsoxD HAsps The Central House. on
Saturday last, was lsased by lady Of this city.
who intends converting Il into . boarding
house
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WIS. X MIssxsorA II. R.-The Milwaukee
Sni'nsi Of May ID. Is informed that al mcct
Ing of the directors OF thu W. 4 NJ. X. II. held
in that city "Wednesday, Il wa- determined 10
commence tho survey al once. rom Beaver
Dam 10 Monticello and 70 put that part Of the
rtm1 under contract Immediately.
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fl,RAVERsE DIX SIOUX LAND AGENCY. -.
0Goaas H. svGsoss, Notary Public, Dsalss IN R.s
Estate, ard General AEsnt for kieolIst County, vii
ptmpsll sf,saJ 10 purchase ssd ssls of HAL kssie
pressure DECIDE tor lot. ftoo Judge Chatnri fsy Tssss
toset Debts kssests Dreds Mortgage, Tste kshnsvi
sdsnisai., Adminisisr Oatbs, Ac.
kefsrs8fss ~ ~ Paul
Ea1sy fsm.sy, h4ssbsiI \ Co.,
oov. herman, Koran q Oskss
Judge Cooper Gel II NsEspt,
Bfisbins 4 nisebw, Walker aIsasl,st
M n Mclean
1raiyr1 dss Sour.
a. 4 ttsndrss, L. Do.ssl,,
Bfesp, r Cgvsu
stotopse
!. " shsBsld 4 4 Qsibt.ull
n. Holland Judss I,e.5.y
9. G1.,a.l, n-n. rl.Iv. ~
A DE TAtsfsns, IL ss1
March ~. 1850 --AA~sm
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hetsses a Isser Of NGa ..... ...-t..0 ,'g g
Eseiesst hssswtsh psssss Gsd fsws bind, Toss end
City Ordsss, vhieh have b~ea reissasA asd easesiIsd
hon The esysssstos Of the yrsssst ny sovsvsssst
10 April, 1854. 10 hsy Lee. tsss. smSsafsnG, te9stses
18th The st<sssf PAD thes>en 10 tks VI thrt, kfss
ihoassad SIT hssSrsd ssd ahy fesf dosr. sna sissty
toe e.yis 70 b destroyed Disposed 81 as Csramaa
Csssai sAsfi assa Dsst srp~alssi
D. NJ URhfCE,
psSi nay ,W, isr. CITY Cenr,ssJst.
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Jrmrrrs Corrr.--On complaint of Mr. Up.
Owrss. Yesterday morning IN action was
brought against Gas. T.. EsKssos, Esy., fov
assault and battery. Mr.. RsrssoS appeared
before Justice snoss plead guilty. and va.
fined 81 > and COSTS
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-15

RsD Wso SEsnspL The editor a,d pro.
pristos q the Red Wing %niinN give us this
week tieir vsiedictoy. TIE propriators
Ms.srs. Mrknrr IIvronisz. are suecseiei
by Messrs. Brsxrrr 4 BnovVw, wbo, they
sy are getting oai rspr 10 r Published Ia
,hi. place In about two weeks We are conf
deaf Il can 10 well. and believe oir SUCCESSOR
win Gnd the field n good one ample IN sustain
cue newgpsper well W. wish them succe.s"
Mr. PaEys. ~ well known as all sblc oiitOs
AMI god Democrat. speaks ~ follows;
This pumbsr ends my connection with ths
s,af,nd. assumed The editorial control NJ
the Seni,sd reluctantly knowing thst had MOI
tr time n-oen~ary 70 properly discharge Tn
dutir il impossd--evrry moment Of my tim,
teing occupied gladly retire. II hes bser
my parpo.s to oHad noDe, IL nooc wcrc 10
s,rue,el, anil 10 contribute 10 the adyanccmen
~ car beautiful town and Territory
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yDryKD,s. the steamer Nmthefn BclIe.
uhieh lad ben brought around from Cioein-
na,i -iihout even q sc'steh upon hr. hal ~mc
d her fancy works danagoi IN attempting To
gsin m entrance 10 our crowded cYe. 1hs
10 thu case with almost every boat ,hst lands
here. The contemplated enlargement viii h
sosrce q Qualification tessll tbs bossioen
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VIZ learn from gentleman who witnessed
the burning Of the Fife Alton, that two Inen
werc drowned in attempting TO reach The shore
All the horses and cattle on board were drown
81, with the exception OF one COW. This gen.
tleman states that great deal Of sympathy Is
~ s'r Captain IIxsp. but universal Joy pro.
walls on account Of the damage done TO the
bridge.
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Asornrn CospAsy ~ vocAIisrs CoaiSd
The Blakely Family, who have heen giving
concerts in Galena, will he IN this city in a
short time and give series Of entertainments.
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o,liuieS; sa nave o",y 70 ssP.ssS 'ae hoPe
"n'en Denssc " oe wen ,o1ou' us' LIN
WORKS Oh co'n comt.n0s wh son o. 10 saess:
wi ole'a'ou' supplying '"e "sn's vi our CHI
1ens
Al ac' ~ y. ' n . ,fsis'o" NJ
.SoslIng .m Guy !" o. e,o sa an 70 ootrow npot
sneir oosos uie sun W V'o,vVV' ."e money u
ee u.sa ;Oe 'wo purp -, oo.y. Una. IS 70 say
,t olen'ns ou' .e'ce "on onestnut street. tc
n'nwsi .u% 'v ~ u'e e'0s.o. On Guy oaiidlngs
Ah usy ; !" 10y 70 anything
Wyou' 8en''enen, 70 nvo' o. tne nrst enter
Eur oome ~ p0comc 10 extensive
su.' IA imp,ovenen. ~ 'ne ,lver iroat no,
Tu,y a IN hs NV vi, '.o'ss.u snd 'rus,
W. sas ~" IN P - onuy snc
vas'y VIII" 'n'S ''A'"1 Is ercams'anoe'
~M sio ':,,. a.. u.... u
az ,n. ~. ~. s ss ~. - -, n"u's nov
W 'Is w , " ,ov = Io, ~
.S, ~ s',a .. p o'yeA " Dssn uuer'n
.non ~. =, 80. - .a". ops' 81 o uIcn.u
s ~. W. s n ~ Sss., ~ ne'e
n...S aoa .esAI HueLIn 'os .ne sa,1 OF tnls
pokRY "Pou 'SS S ~ 'ns o'nSe " negssel
" ;. suu III. .us' ~ s<Ps VII DC
49,; -. . ~ 49, V ~| oosn " uer SUD
| The value of propertv within the citv iiu,its
subject TO taxation. Wa estimated LAT wear nv
our ssssusors a o. SsO4S7, This ia lox
valuation and would nrobsbly bo.r an ,ad;.
ton Of DIV ~ sdt. wh.n "a ,ssn,..s;r.,,s;:
this statement We taLe into coesiderstion ths,
We ARE entirely free from debt and have an
incrsssine revenue. think VIC ned sntio;nste
no trouble in disposipg Of oity bonds Al a mr.
r.te
There v.s .nnrsnr;.,aJ IN. ne. Wa, nm,
of the C;tv Tressurv for the car. III .nrr.,,.
Of The INDECENT sick In our uidst tbs M, n
Al 3I7 % A committee n. snno;rtsJ ~
wait unon the BoarI Of Comm;ssiorers =,
Ramsey County for the nurpose M end.svor.
| inc 10 Obtain rr.imhu,ssmcnt In MOL ., In
mart Of The Amount The committee rsnor.sd
thst the conniv anthorities vsre mnvf,ilr~ N
do ANYTHING IN the nrem;ses THis SoSv
should take ,ome ;mmadiste steps 10 rr.vsrs |.
recurrence Of such exnenditurcs m thr n.rt n
the Citv Convenient The county snnusIiv
levies : heavy law unop city nroncr,v . nv,
Of which il ;otsn,l,J for The re|ief snI n,,ro,t
of the moor.
The easement the Ius, wear, within tho CITY
limits. Tor county purposea. was S27 37s M
An amount larvsr Inv nesrIv Si0 mo than ~.
tar fcr citv nnrr,osss ARA 1, i Main 10 m. =;
thcr that tke connfv ouob, N prov;as for AM,
.nn,>or. onr 40. - 80 no, -. ~. - ).
r.,rr,ose I the,oSors ,,,c,, ,no,, Gov, ,,sr.l.
men 40 ..e ,o !, a. an ssrI. A. ,hs, ~.
Connty Comm;ss;oners m.Lc an sTn,orr;.,;on
~ he s.nendsd bv ,hs c;tv sntho,Et;es so ,r ,Ss
nurnose above n.msJ or that th.v =. c.IIs,,
mon n .ee m Il THAT tho unforsrn.,c nconi.
H. onr ,n;,,., a.. c.rcc,lI, and ,,roro,,s no
49, ~' ~ P"F5 ~"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-15

Tus NSw Mar ~ MINNESOTA, "A good
deal Of inquiry having been made In regard to
the progress Of the new map Of Minnesota. to
he Published by Messrs. Scwcll 4 Densmorc.
W. would state ,ha, Il Ia now In the hands Of
Mr., Louis Beuch@r, tho cngravcr and will
probably he in readiness for distribution In
aboa, iour weeks, Mr.. Sewel Is daily expect.
ci from below, where he has be~n to purchase
the material upon which TO have tho map
printed