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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10
The Concert.

Mile PARoDIs concluding concert will De gwen
tonight at Metropolitan Hall The programme is
good Its chief attractions however are the Mar
seaise" and the "Star Spangled Banner" The
former of these she sings in that unsurpassed man.
ner which has given such effect to II on the conti
nent and has caused it to be generally interdcted
She has also caught the true spirit of the "Star
Spapgled Banner" and sings it in style surpass-
ing any it has been our pleasure to listen to.
Soon after her debut, and when very young
Mile PARoDI sang the 'Marseillaise" in Turin
and such was the effect upon the populaee that
the Government Immediately interdicted the song
and forced the young eantatrice to leave the coun
try, whence she went to England. There are not
many places on the Continent that she would be
allowed to sing it now aud not one in France. In
listening to it to-nght we may remember that we
are enjoying luxury denied to Frenchmen. Even
the little baby Prince, Eugene, cannot hear 1t as
lullaby his gorgeous cradle, though his father
marched to power with its grand music. He will
be fortunate however if it does not salute his ears
most terribly before he dies.
CENTRAL RAILRoAD-The Directors of the Cen
trail Railroad have determined to expend all the
means and energies of the company towards the
completion of the road to point beyond Clifton
Forge, nine miles this side of Covington, and to
suspend the remainder of the line Another sec
ten of eight miles, extending to Milborough will
be opened by the 18th of June next, which will
enable passengers to reach the Warm Springs by
sunset on the first day from Richmond, and, after
a nights rest, to reach the White Sulphur the fol.
lowing day to dinner.
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e b. H. Wexford, Jr., Attorney mt Law,
has removed his Office to Governor street, between
Main and franklin lap 7-lm*
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~ Abel u. Mayo, will be found here
after the clerks office of the Federal Court, Bos
ers Hall, corner of 9th and Main.
He will attend particularly to CoNvEYANcIsc and
drawing LEGAL INSTRUMENTS of every description.
and COPYING.
Memoranda left with his father, Joseph Mayo Esq.
at his Office in the City Hail. will be duly attend
ed to.
He will also take Dispositions, and attend to all
other business of NOTARY PUBLIC. ia 14-Sm
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or John.on, inimitabIe Cutter

ET JOn0a0n, 1n1mltaDIe CnLIer Oh hHtF
and Whiskers, on 10th street, between Main and
Cary. Particular attention paid to Dressing Curing
and Shampooning the Hair.
Infallible Tonic to the Harlan instantaneous
DYE for a beautiful black or brown. NH
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great ever at GOLDSMIrS Trimming aud
Fancy store, 2o5 Broad street. New goods received
every day. Will open this morning 100 pieces hand.
some Embroded Curtain Musns at I24c., worth 25c
50 pieces Checked Swiss Muslns at 10 cts superfne
Kid Gloves at sac, really an excellent article; 100
heavy rich black dotted Wells at 25c. woi tn 5Oc 100
Infants Waists at 5Oc worth 75c 900 Tarlatan Col
lars be given away gratis 10000 handsome Insert.
ing Muslin Caps at l2t 1900 yards Swiss Insertings
at &C. yard, Handkerchiefs at 3D. 10 and lac real
Thread Cambria, and worth douole the money; 1000
handsome Swiss Bands at S7lc worth 87ke 100 dozen
ladies White Cotton Hose at l2Ac, worth 2Oc A
complete assortment of every article appertanng to
Millinery Goods, Hosiery long and short Mite Grass
GOLUSMITS
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BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
ap 10-6m l25 Main street

q BatcheIOr's Hair Dye...Twenfy years
experiment and application justify the op ietor in
warrnnting this the best Hair Dye in existence
injury to hair or skin. Made and Sold applied lin
nine private rooms) at Batchelor's Wig Factory,
23S Broadway, New York.
The genuine for sale by
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER,
an ln-Rm 12i Main straet
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kkN FOX PHILADK 4 HI A..
49, TWICE WEEK The No. :,
NE6a3I3S aeamship VIRGINIA. Captain p.
Il Rooms, b now ready q receive
frsisht ana will leave on FRIDAY, April iith, -
2 o'clock, A. IL.
For freight or passage. having superior assosnoas'
tlon.. apply % Lap a---ltl q IuII r.--.
LING ON 7TH; BETWEEN LEIGH AMI
CLAY STREETS, FOR 6ALE.-Ths snoscriDe,s
are authorised to sell that desirable private -
WILL adjoining the residence Of Mr.. Conway ksssn.
son. The kt fronts 30 feet, runs back ~ fsss =
n allegs and sbounds ~ fue shade trees IN
modation Tor alayse family. The terms Of raJ mses
WIN e maes aeeeamo46sntssS sep'y ;so.,r,soN
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~ Card.--Thomas w. Kecsee, Auction
eer (Ofice with George j. Sumner No. 20 Pearl ST.
will attend in person to the sale of Real Estate,
Household Furniture, Stocks of Merchandise. HorseA
80.
ALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne.
groes.
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groes
a Hair Dye, Hair Dye.--J0hns0n, Bar
ber has Hair Dye which Is instantaneous, and never
washes off. We win advise all who dye to give John
CALL as he warrants to give perfect satisfaction
| or no charge.
Also to be had FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic, an infai-
lble remedy for all the ills that the human hair Is
heir to.
10TH STREET BETWEEN MvIN CARY STREETS.
l no 81
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CT Horse Aucti0n.-.I shall continue to
sell at auction, at the old Horse Lot my store
every SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock, Horses, Mules,
Cows. Carts Wagons Busgies, and every description
of Carriages.
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SSTEAM CANDIES.-BOssieux,s Steam
- Candies are the very best Candies made. This is
beyond doubt or question; and as the warm weather
is approaching, when candies generally melt and
stick, would it not be well to provide the best7
think Try Boissieuxs and if pound of his sticks
he will return the money.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
ap10 Manufacturer. LOT Main at
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I IME...lOOO casks best ROckland Lime
IL daily expected to arrive, and for sale by
LUTHER LIBBY,
an I0-2t* On the Dock.
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NOTICE..-RAKE OPPORTUNITY Tor
~ A YOUNG MAN TO COMMENCE BUSI-
NESS WITH SMALL CAPITAL.-The under
signed on account of i'll health is DESTROYS of selling
out his entire Establishment, consisting of we'll
lected stock of fine CIGARS and TOBACCO, together
with the good will and fixtures OF the No. Is
Main street. Immediate application is desirable as
my health is such to compel me to 90 to the coun-
try.
from next June. Terms liberal.
an l0-6tk l.. Il. FARNSWORTH.
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No. 8 State st.. Boston.
~ BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER, Agents for
Richmond. 70 l2-d6m
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

Of our principle, AID in the FIDELITY d the
Danocra,ic people. that they will carry to u
glorions is.ne the cpming contest. and confer
on james Buchanan the tried and nni,inching
advocate Of national democracy. ,l- brightest
honor which the country can bestos on her
faithful and well tried sons.
The following nominations we're n,spie
RepTsSniGtue>-FRrySD j. WnirocK and
JoHS NJ. HouAsD.
'sUnfy Commissioner A. MDoyALp
TrsaSueT-GEoEGE II. PnEII.Ps.
Aeessoys-J. CHArrERDox. Wv. n. CatKtxs
and Jxo. MDyaxorr
The following persons were appointed thu
| County Central COMMITTEE
George II. Phillips, Robert Kennedy. w.
II. Cslkns, David Kinghorn and F. j. Whit.
lock.
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LEGAL.


IINERRITOR1 OF DISTRICT
l. COZ kf Second District. Ram..y coun,y.
btASssiN botl against CsAnLEs X. skrTn and BsN.
III bsssk, Jr-Aetion TO gui, titls
IL Appearing 10 my sstsfsetkoa fronl the aiadavt Of
The sad paintn and the rrturn of the sheriff upon tbs
saR,ss or subpdna In the above entitled action thai
each ID the said dsiendsnts Of the Territory
assesaii aud that neither Of them at.r due INJURY
can b" oupd thsfssn, and that each Of the sad dsn4
ants are non-rvsidsnts Thereof
do order that each Of the said defendants appesr
plead, dsmur the ssd plaintiff COMP LIANT
on the Let day of December next
And do further order, that this order sad the sad
sanmons be served upon each Of tho said defendants
by tDs publ thereof at least in each week 81
ak seeks succes.yely IN the nssspAper publshed IN
the sad county Of Ramsey called the xsEKLy PsosEss
Asp DIsocaAr. And do direct that . copy Of the said
Summons complaint and Of this order be forthwith de
posted In the fs Ofee ii SAINT Paul in said Territory
directed to the sad defendant Charles X. smith, al
hsmihen Butler county, In the state Of Ohio.
hsied i'is 27th day Of August, A. D., 1896.
" sHERBrRNE,
saxzswot Judfe ID District
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srom /. CITIZEN Of PIe.s.m. Grove

Correspondence Of The Pioneer asd Democrat
PLEASANT GROVE, Sept. Is. 1856.
Presuming that your readers feel interested
IN the growth Of towns in Southern Minnesota,
] avail myself Of your politeness. to call public
attention more particularly than il has b. en-,
to the beautiful village OF Pleasant Grove, and
the splendid country adjacent.
Although possessing great advantages which
constitute q good and healthy location, il has
not progressed in population or business, equal
with it, position. | can give no certain rea-
sons for this slow progress-as | am but a
stranger 10 the pace---but think the fanlt rests
with the leading men Of the community. II
they had displayed spark of Yankee energy,
we might at this day he able to count hun
dre'is instead OF tens. So much for dragging
through life. So far rs pleasant location il
concerned, Pleasant Grove stands unrivaled by
any town in Southern Minnesota. 1t is situat.
al IN The south side OF Inc North branch Of
Root River, at the head OF one u the most
handsome prairies in the Territory 1t is high
and dry, and free from the overflow Of water.
The town site is perfectly free from marshy
ground, and has all the requisites necessary to
constitute a pleasant residence, and place
where home may be felt and enjoyed The
town is divided into several parts, each part
being owned by different parties but no con.
tention exists, so that the best of titles Gun be-
given. There can be little or no question that
our town has been kept back by the shor,-sight-
e'iuess and want of energy of some original set
tiers. The strongest indication OF tins fact is,
that il requires several stores to supply the
wants OF the farmers. This fact also reveals
another fully as important, that the country
around the town is well settled up, being a
proof Of the value of the land and the richness
ofits soil. Within short time, two saw mills
OF the best construction, have been put up
and now in operation. Only short distance
from town, on the North branch Of Root Riy-
er, Il steam grist and saw mill are under con.
temptation, and are likely to be completed this
fall, all in good running order. Most OF the
lumber is taken by farmers, who are building
good homes. DESTROYS to bring speedily around
them, all the comforts Of their eastern homes
Two large Hotels will be- erected in different
parts OF the town, so that travellers and visit
ors ean always be accommodated a, the top Of
the heap
Our town and county is principally settled
by New England people, who seem to be quite
enterprising. and most Of whom are representa-
tives of the tradcs most available in IA new
country
A large schoolhousc was erected last spring,
which is well suited for the education of young
Minnesotians, also, for religious purposes,
which supplies us with all the requisites of a
civilized and christian community In short.
WI have everything the heart can wish except
ing "a newspaper which We soon expect to have
So ii is
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tai rsemeer. N-laSsau.

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40 ~ ''s"'A,' =" 'e"s
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r"
,.,. go, -. 49,. -,
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| ''"' '" .'' "'a'A "epo"''e""', eo"l""7' u
the party Is. mainly oi persons who have sworn
solemn oath 10 pro4crihe from all public osIi.
c,s u., ,,oe..,,, ,,,a,, ., i, 4. .,
-.
!" W graz """'""' "n"' re''s'""s 'S''n ''s''
candidates profess. We have ample evidence
Of this, In the Efforts made By the Fsrxos,
le,d.,. IN ai,.,ov. IA. ....r,,o. ,hu, IA, ga.
" -" ,".. NJ -,
WIZ wv" " CIV" mas wv" os'"o'"' tue
ev"enee el'eised thus lar we think. shows the
Colonel ~ "l~ing all things to MI mcn IA
Catholic among Cstho,i,. and a pro,r.,.ut
.,o p.o,a-,.,,.
me i"'es'.as'riopcment, IN this matter Of
~ much importance to our opponents, that We
have seen. !. contained in the tIlo~,,y which
$50 80, A.. ,,.,,-
, '''"' ''""' ~" ''''""" ""'s
paper Tue n !. comnsfe'm Adrofser II
is the purport Of u sperch made BY a Mr.. d.
y. Com. Al n Fil,u,orc ,us..,;,y h.L, in Rich.
-, u q ,,
"' N'"' "'''""' '""'"'"
'or US unth'
from tn. n. Y Commercial Aav.r,..r. SEP, =.
| M. Re. Cook made souc interesting and
important s,stcments rcsprcting AN /, trryIev
| hr had with CoI, F,sson, ON n. .uh;,c, n, nj.
alleged Roumpism. n wa. \, .ubu,.uc. m.
soma pe,soo, n. inns s.;r,d m .nl,-s ,h .,.,L =,
in the cause ~ so.cnllvsi l,rnub licsni.n Nc ex.
pr,asssl u desire 10 have all doubts removed ON
this n,oot.sl question, bat said that nothing
short OF an assurance from Col. Frcmopts own
hps would satisfy him. An interview vns mr..
ranged sor Tho object Of the Wait being nm.
,cr,,oosi by the Coiouel he ayoweJ himself
ready TO answer snv qusstious prounssi Nh
took proposed the following. and received 10
each The answer annexed -. Werc Won mar.
rrd nv Roman Catholic priest, '' :, ,cu,.p
the Colooels lin aui,ering AZ M smoke. did
YOU at tho time believe in, or pros~s TO believe
a.. the Roman Catholic Rrlisjou - e 4 d,d
nd L" aIia,e YOU before or since. or at sny
time. prot,sssi the Catholic rclisiony" 4
haze ss. Here Mr.. Cook bowed To signify
tina, h. had no more questions 10 ask. Col.
Fremont 'lsn volunteered some remarks to the
.,,."..% -" san,,.a ",., - T.. !" ..uo,.s a., Nv
SUNDAYS in reading ami writing snd In At.
tending to such matters Of basinc~ AZ ho
thought OF Importance Mr., Fremont further
'a,1 mn neqasn"y 'nrrrosn,m oy all
,ion nov waiting 4, NM. ,r .,air. III Wy -"
,erroga,r ne ON this same point, When thew
d" ! shall put II" most favorable eaas..p.iHs
%" ''~ m"u'f th"' can. l wish to oeeusi
ss,x ,o,,i,y | h.v. . L,,,s, s,nn us,a w.. W.
ing that unless make personal denial Of Ro
n,anism. and that am or have besn Roman
v' a'n"'', ."s' SIa@ ~nI os 'os' 20 'he hepno
M, Inn, II / will a.,hor;,. ,nv s.;sn.i. y, 49,"
am Roman catholic. they can srum me q
large German and Irish vote have 10 frame
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gINERRIToRN OF MINNESOTA DISTRICT
L COCRT, THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT, RlCE
COUNTY,
Aves n NArrie.
rs rROBArk c0rRT-RANSEY CloTiTT,N1TTYY-


hss Pes al Tern 81 The PROBATE CoEr, bed IN ard
isr the ceoa'y 81 sams-y h - Fsa "a TharesAv. the
"a DAY .; september, A. isss
IN the natter Of the Estate - p.raICN SWIM
lTe-eet, A 4. Jews, Jaage
~ rssi.ag an sink ~ petit ofEisshe'A >~~~oy
rFtns iar r~ssos- therein testh hat TIE ngacupa
i've ~ AZ the sAil AsceA-ei - satte 10 Proeatr
ssf Letters sad Eststs 70 hersr
. uttsrea thss sstardsy, ~. stA Gay Of s~ptsmo-r
i-Ne. ~ D. erieck the fcr~nra, - s-.f u~i Tor
As k.<rin< Of sad p>,pop md thas the besrs a. 4
.ald aseesp~d sna Al rtker p<rsons iRisr-ste Ak
ks,ae required - sryesr AZ s-sssa o. ihe ? eis
CoaTt tAea to - hoi9sn. sn1 shn~ esase tAer-
gran'ea.
ARa ssrtAsr e7i>r~d tAat Ne sd r-t tCusr ne
n~te~ a.. PERSONS int. rested ksat. 81 tho g-u
dsnry u the .shs P>t ton hRa ~ hrsrnx thsrsoi ~
cAasieg cvpy Of "a, vrisr ~ = pEh - ~ Ft1
y sks sNs pssesGr, ussspaY-r P@h psa-d AZ Il Pas
IA 40 esuatT 4 RsD-sy. at ~ ssrr-sslss ws.ks
rrss ing. % 80 "a N Ass-e.
& JoNEr
ssr'H - .lts. % .n,s
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DEEACLT HAVING BEEN MADE IN TIL

hEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE IN TIL,
payment 81 iSo instalmens Of the moneys secured
he p.d b, eer,an mortgage bearing date the 18th
day 81 August, ID 1854 executed BY John L. 4ofi
thou ofh county ofRsmsey In the Terrtor, Of Mime
sofa, Ia A. Vance Brown, Of said county Of Ramsey
and recorded In the office the Register of Deed, oil
sad county II Ramsey, In Book D' Of Mortgages IN
ti and To- Ca the 18th day OF January A. D. 1850 az
II 4o,oek NJ TO secure the pc yment Of the sum Of
ght h1ndred sSd thirty three -0o dollars and Inter
es scoordns to the eoneons of three several promis
sow notes. dated MAY 24th, A. 1854 and rsysble a.
pillows, :" ~t one tor III. sum Of t~o hundred and
seventy seven ~ loo collars pAy.he on the 2th dsy of
December, A ID 1854, with at the rat. Of ten nor
ceut per sunum, for III. Ike sum Of two hundred
And seventy seven - 10 dol, pay able on The 10th d.
81 December, A, 1858, with the rse of tsp p<y
cent payable annually and for The Ike sum of two
huni-d and seventy ~ lU0 dosr. PAYABLE on the
fHh "'' Of ~oember d. 1850, with the rate OF
ten PET cent PAYABLE annuslly, gpon which there ts
els ned to be de Ut the date Of notice the sum Of
three hundred and forty 7tlO0 doiisrs principal sod
ntsfe'I - AR1 hr the hrst iBstaiment Of aid mort
gage .nd NE firthrr sum Of hundred aud On on.
lVp dollas principal and interest and for the sec
srf ;2f'sS;:' = 81 "a, ihE an a. a.,
me sun OF Tour h1pdIed AMI ninety tro 80 100 dosrs
And sah mortgage having been duly assigned on the
lnth Gay 81 Augps, l.53, by the said Vance Irosu
60 Charles Asckpbsh AMI Erasts. EAg.r,en and IN.
as snmtnt thereof duy recorded IN the oasc. OF the
Of DEEDS of said county Of Ramsey on the 10th
day Of August, 1855, At 10 O'Clock NJ IN Boob atr Of
Mortgage, on page 80 ADi aid mortgage having been
,sa'. rn'd by ne SAID Msesabin 4 Eds.r on 70 said
brosn, On ne I'm day Of June. $50 shieh last men.
Toned sc gnmea' vas recorded the 2h day Of Jun,
1856, IN he oos Of the Register u Dses Of ..d coua,,
in Book &c Il Mortgages, 90 page AIS. At o'eloet
AMI the said .am Of oar hundred snd ine,y two
% Ivo Collar hens row due and npsh and no suit or
processing at ss having been Rstfa.d TO recover The
sse' sear-i nv aid mortgage sny part thereof motto.
bsr'or strn that BY virins Of the power II sal. IN
a mortgage eenaiped. and pursuant In the statute in
sneh ea@ made sns provided N" premises In said mort
gage mentioned and described follows. TO cit lot.
"n' a. t&o 90 hree tSl, Tour co. nre (5) eighteen
W. hiheeeh lis) twenty co. tsent, one t2i) snh
t.ssv,,,, t9-l' ia h'oek fourteen 40, n s,in.os
srO-b ksmseN stditiun 70 SAINT Paul will be ,olA
at public venine at the Court Bsa.e Ia .sia civ 81
rna' isai, on The ish dar 4 octnher. A d. lsSs Of
oos o'elock
VILLAIN H1AHp, A VANCE RR0Wx
.t1si or Nortgstes Mortgages.
lNfet August Erk. $50 .lavfy
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YNERRITORY OF MINNESOTA-DI DISTRICT
l. COURT, Fillmore County, first Judicial District.
ELrARsrH WARRES, by LEWIS HrLEr her Guardian
aa l,er, against kostar 4. Administrations 10,
Relief
roRouERrS. WssRSN:
You are hereby summoned and required 10 answer the
complaint In this srtion, which has been fed in the
once Of the clerk ri this court for the county aforesaid
md 10 serve copy OF a. thu said
On the sub-c al his ONCE in Ca said
~ within thHty days after the hereof exclusive
OF the day 81 such service and II fail to the
ssid complaint within the time aforesaid the psinti in
this action will apply 20 the Court for the tcef dcnsnd
ell Ia the complaint
Dated Csrimons, July 9th, 1855
HENRY &. BUTLER,
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stfCOlS, Ai1a1ae q Co.,
wHoLEsAlk AND RErAn DEALrRs ~
STOVES. TIN-wARE, AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. Sc,

IN t.fMTsNiS, &C,
CorHo Of Ernhanss and SIrR iaitonE St..
Nesr 'hs Amsrfoas Hotel.
NJ. PAt L-...,.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~. r.
Are pow oPenias their lsrr- AMI e.r~f.ay collected
'oss eos.stns n part Of Locki0s snd P.rnr ovs- Of
,ns s'ssi ard most sFproyei pslsrns TN Plat. Pir
Tz va lead. Bar AMI Sheet 10 81, CoppsY Ho,,nsns
srss~s sna rtnued sheet tsrp-r sh-~t Lee sA.st
lroR sad Nali- II al W nh,. @ ss. Asa sssAss
ware iese and lise Pafat., Msans Rep>s Ae
FARMING INpLtMESrs
-asA - Pio~s, Caltivsiar Az Hsrro~ Teeth. Grain
.na's ,eysh-s sAa -as;A., Had aaa '.srSen RAiss-
vs. lhfe-, Aad our Pr0aT-i G-ru.aa al Cast Sizes
to'As >aovets, spaces, PEAS Asueess. Gras ar
nand Nos, Hay kav-s -trss Cuirsrs Pranny sh~ss
hrrr sciiAss, a.
heavy HARDWARE
AsFia- ises Bels~s. hssa az 80 - Hrmns.r.
w., Haichets kssys fies Carnage sgFSAs. an
- CsTri.g- sna Ere A.its Wssna ssHrs Cru. Bar
tSaL loo nd ruap Csa,as. CstsEa Psaps We'll wA..is
All haesss. hass, Easnsl2>d azs Brras pr~s-ed
a,f-i~s naiio- wnr- r-r.-ll-, 81 ard IN. irun.
A. a.. 40 f-a.rsl s.~vtAsnt Il
J,PANNgp AND riN-wARg
A. 4 ia, Csps.r aad sh~-; iraa Nort Dose %
ardsr
1his - lave parrhs- ,.osi -rrfsf.r.t f-1-
A. ssHs'arssysrs, Al are iasr-fo-- -sshs-' e 90
tss 6s-s,
- FSsre r-.s~ctfig, .rr,'. 10 ssq .a4 .1.zls.
'ser. szyirs ssss-sr .ls-s'm.'t
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ILLINOIS Cs>tsL RAilRoAp.--The Chicago
iAnHict states tina, the hand salts 81 this rad
ar gust" large this season, reaching saes, "a
s@kng .in'r January ',ise,sss acres ,or o..
ooscm. The total sales sinoe the commence.
men,, ha,r b~p sc3,as: acres. M an asrr.
gate If stol 900, leaving marly two million
acrs unsohl worth a, the average Of pcr-.n,
sales thirty million dollars soms Eve million
morc than the cntir cyst ii the rad The ~
eeip,s from passengers and frieh, ar also lar.
grr being s?t6 200. against Sls3,s 500 10 Aug
US, 1888, being gain ofse? 500 or a,ty per
cent,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25
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The American Vice Consul at Ancona saws
q looion psper) had recently An unpleasant
specimen II Austrian amenitiss. ef which he
has written detailed statement to the Ameri.
can embassy. in Romc. and for which il Is to
be trusted the United States Government will
demand proper satisfaction. Whilst dining at
the Empir Hotel, the Vice Consul casually
observed 10 the Austrian Colonial. in the pres
ence Of sixteen other officers, that the swami.
ger with which base coin the Austrians have
delaevd the legations, taking away good silver
and gold instead) contained an unusual quaint.
y Of alloy, whcrapon the Colonel sprang up
Infatuated. and DECLARED that be had iusul,ed
his Apstor Majesty BY such an assertion.
AMI ordered him 20 quit the room instantly.
not allowing him 10 make any rply. and fur.
ther epjoining the walters never 10 admi, him
there again when the ofsoc, wsrc pvscut-
The NirN Consal, naturally iixusis,i a, no,
being permitted even TO take his ease ct an
Inn" protested against such treatment. and
lodged complaint with the Gso~ral. who coo.
descepdci TO saggcs, that the vi0- Consal
might write litter 10 the Colooel The VICE
Consal wrote the letter, sesld /, with the
American eage. wrote 90 the envelope Amer.
lean consulate" and wwarded u ssthwith 10
the Col. The Austrian ossh apparvatly dis
owoci It's Transatlantic relation, boz the letter
Was som after rturuej anoIened. in the mos,
ignominiou. nanp~- bv ope al ,he waiter. az
the hosel