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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

y Washington letter writer savs tia, tn.
National Wings recyT'ily heii private cor.
'Af'h'' AZ Tie 'ooUa' ID Senator Jones. OF Tcu
','''e and agr"el To Eo,,ponc fS farther con
'''"T'''"n any irtaln action. Nr. Cboate
'''' part With 'bem. They will, after consul
ia'''a With the I'D linz Wings of Mary lanj.
NeaiCeAy Massachusetts, New York. T,nos.-
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

Ths Drama In Mlnnss0sa Thirsy.sive
Hsass aGo-Bsoa. Jsssph =. brown -
NRlvlrnIW
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white Males over 81.

And whereas the said enumeration of 1858,
shows the whole number of males over Il
years of age in the State to be 212 99l, max
ing the ratio for one representative the uum-
Der of 2,l29; therefore be it
RESOLVED, That Gov. Joseph A. Wright. in
refusing to exercise the power conferred upon
him by the Constitution to convene the legis-
latupe in eases of emergency, has been guilty
of violating the high trust rePosed in him, and
reduced the State to a condition of revolution
solely to accomplish personal and party pur-
poses,--that his proclamation is without JUS
tificaton or authority of law, without valid
force or .power--that the apportionment at
tempted to be made by him is a willful usur-
patton of power, in direct conflict with the
spirit and language of the ConStitution-un-
just and unequal in its provisions. and is not
entitled to the respect or obedience of the peo-
pie, any further than the same may be con-
sistent with justice and the principles of the
Constitution. aaa ea 50 lc
~ There was quite contest among the delega-
tions for the prize eff silk banner, which was
to be given to the largest delegation:
Mr.. Cravens read the following report OF
the delegations which contend for the prize
= johnson County reported fourteen hundred,
Decatur County reported fourteen hundred
Hamilton County reported one THOUSAND and
ssvertyout of a Republican vote of fourteen
hundred and a total vote of twenty -four hun
dred
Tippecanoe reported ta0enty eight hundred
1t was decided that Tippecanoe was entitled
70 the flag.
- On the part Of Morgan county, Mr.. Harri-
son. Of this city, presented the flag in most
appropriate little speech which we regret we
have not room to report. 1t was accepted on
thepart Of the TipPecanoe delegation by God
love s. Orth, whose speech was cut short
by arrival Of the procession Of Border Ruff
fians' and Hasqueraders. which we have no
ticed more fully elsewhere. The flag was a
beautiful silk one, very large, and very ele-
gantly made up and mounted for use. 1t was
one Of the handsomest we have ever seen, and
was most worthily earned by the enthusiastic
delegation that won it. The arriaI Of the
feature Of the day--the burlesque procession
ended all further proceeding at the speakers
stand.
Grand Torch-Light Procession-5 900 Torches
etl4a s5sic as5 Ablaze lt.].s@s.- s. rs
About O'Clock in the evening grand
torch light procession was formed in the Court
House Square and took the same order OF
march followed by the process ion ofthe morn
ing.
The torches stretched fifteen squares and
reckoning ten squares to a mile in length, it
stretched out one and half miles and in some
places was from four to ten abreast.
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0rAfter an absence Of two weeks, in which
we visited the distant regions of the Upper
Mississippi in the neighborhood of St. Paul
and the Falls of st. Anthony, we are again
among friends at home, invigorated and we
hope with strength renewed sufficiently to
bravely stand the hot weather and perplexities
of the summers oppressiyeness. We Will he
at our editorial post again in a few days. when
we shall have Strengthened out the accumula
ted business awaiting our arrival. Our young
friends, w. K. McGrew and Cy Drew Jr
Esq's, have faithfully performed the editorial
duties Of the Office during our absence, and
doubtless prevented any regrets at that alb
sence. 1t is we'll to have such friends-and it
is well for the readers of the journal we can
occasionally secure their services.
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TRIAL OF THE wAITER-xILLER.
The Charge 70 the Jury.

We take the following from the local depart
ment of the Washington Union:
TRIAL OF Hon. P T. Observation-Disclosures
dense crowd assembled thus morning at the
criminal court. The argument of J NJ. Brew
er, Esq, was closed, and MessfS. Percy Walk
er, of alabama and Joseph IL. Bradley. Of this
city. argued the case for the defence; when
the District Attorney, Mr.. Key, closed for the
prosecution, and the case was submitted to the
jury at ten minutes past three O'Clock, with
the following instructions from his honor,
Judge Crawford, on the application Of the
counsel for the defence.
/ IF a sudden aifray arose between the ac-
cuSed and the deceased, md af erwards several
other persons interfered to assist the deceased,
and by these asSailants the defendant was
horne down and beaten, and had reason TO be-
leve that he was in imminent danger Of bodily
harm, from which he could not safely escape
and while in this position fire the pistol by
which the deceased was killed, it was IN judg-
ment of law a case of excusab!e homicide, and
it is ininaterial, in the absence of premedita-
ton and malice by whom the ARRAY was COM
menced.
And it is also not material that the accused
might have escaped before the imminent peril
came upon him, if at the time the peril came
he had reason to believe himself in imminent
peril Of life, or of great bodily harm, and when
he fired the pistol he could not safely escape.
I'd. To have authorized Herbert to take the
life of Heating, the necessity for doing so need
not be actual; for if the circumstances were
such as to impress his (ilerbert's) mind with
the reasonable belief that such necessity Was
impending it is sufficient.
3D.. If the jury believe, from the evidence,
that at the time the pistol was discharged
Hertert was being pressed bf superior num-
bers, and was in danger Of death, or of serious
bodily harm, from which he could not safely
escape, he was justified in taking life.
4th If the jury entertain reasonable doubts
as to any material fact necessary to make out
TIE case for the government, they must give
the benefit to the defendant.
The court rlet again at half past six o'clock,
when a message was received from the jury,
saying that they had come to no agreement,
and requesting the court to adjourn to meet
at half-pa nine O'Clock to morrow Sunday
morning which was agreed to.
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CRAwFoRD's EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF WASH
INGToN-A correspondent of the New York
Commercial Advertiser. writing from Munich,
says that Crawford's grand equestrian statue
Of Washington for Virginia, is entirely finish
ed. Great interest was taken there in the
casting of the colossal work, and the foundry
was visited by the King and Queen of Bava-
ria, and the Empress of Austria. ThefKing
afterwards expressed great pleasure to Mr..
Crawford at seeing the statue. The letter is
dated June 20, and states that Mr.. Crawford
was closing his arrangements for forwarding
the statue, and would leave in a day or two
for Paris, en- route for America.
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GA son Of Mr.. Aaron B. Wilkinson, our
good friend Of the neighborhood Of CyntbIana,
John Jay Crttenden, was thrown from horse
last week, while riding behind an older 5roth-
err. three miles from home, and had his leg
broken. lie is doing well, Notwithstanding
the warm weather. We are gcatiHed to learn
that our friends good wife, who was consider.
ed far gone with the consumption, has been
resurrected in manner, through the profes-
sionaI services of Dr. B. F. Cook, of Owens
vile, and is now in comparative good health.
We take warm interest in our friends and in
their families, and in none more than Mr.
Wilknson's. He is not only staunch farmer,
but all right politically. IN return fol our
good feelings toward him. he has little Add
in his family as a compliment to us! We hope
he will continue adding till his splendid farm
is well stocked.
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The Peoples Candidate for Congress in the First
District


We were appraised by telegraph yesterday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock, of the nomination by
the Mass Meeting assembled at Princeton,
of JAS. c. VEAToH, of Spencer county, as the
trict, in opposition to Hon. Jas. Lockhart.-
Mr.. Veatch is well and favorably known over
this District, but we presume will introduce
himself in person to every community before
the election. He is Republican, and as
strong an enemy to the Old Line party as
that corrupt party has in the District or
among honest men anywhere. Privately, he
lis man of irreproachable character, and
whose life is without stain.
He is possessed of far higher ability than
his opponent, and would reflect honor upon
the choice Of his constituency if elected to
represent this District in Congress. Political
some of those who as warmly as himself OPP
pose the Old Line Democracy-but the great
est of those objections are but trifling in com
parison TO the formidable objections to his OPP
Lockhart, who once already has misrepresent-
ed us in Congress. will rally as unit for
Veatch, throwing aside personal and political
prejadlces if they exist, and lending their
can be elected if a vigorous effort be made in
his behalf by those who wish him success.
Let his friends Work, and the task is of easy
accomplishment. Even before his nomination
in their fear that he might become the noni
nee, the Old Line party ommenced their work
Of villifcation and abuse of Mr. Veach Be
fore us lies paper containing three and half
columns of Islander and calumny against this
man.
AS this was published before his nomina
ton, nothing could better illustrate how much
the Old Liners and the particular friends Of
Lockhart feared he would be the choice of the
People assembled in mass meeting Let citi
zens guard themselves against believing the
ISLANDERS which will be flung at Mr. Vcatch's
political name and character by unprincipIed
party tools, and patiently wait till they can
hear his opinions FROM his own lips. We place
his name at the head of our paper today, in
full confidence of his election, yet well assur-
ed there will be no shame in defeat with him
as our candidate. Those opposed to the abom-
Unable iniquites Of the Old Line party, and its
particular representative, Judge Lockhart, can
rally around Mr.. Veatch with a proud con-
seriousness of right, and surity of success if
they but try to elect him.
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GEoRerA LoTTERiEs-THE FoRT GAINES
ACADEMY LOTTERY, ATLANTA, Calf Lot
terry can, under any circumstances command
the general respect, it is only when il is de-
signed to carry out some good and popular
ptl-nose. and the funds thus obtained are de-
yosad to such an end Churches used to be
built in this way Colleges have often been
erected by such means, and are now under
Contract or being built, in Georgia and Ala
bama. Hospitals without number, owe their
existence to lotteries But the abuse of the
unscrupulous, Of such means of approaching
The liberal public. led at last to the universal
depreciation of lotteries, without regard to the
object held in view by any OF them in their
creation. The good had to suffer with the bad
In some of the Southern States, however, they
draw distinction. and while they oppose lot
tefies generally, they permit such as contem-
plate a benevolent aim. The Fort Gaines
Academy Lottery, which is to be drawn at
Atlanta, Ca, July %, Samuel Swan & Co,
Agents. &c, is one of these. This Lottery IS
on the Havana plan all the prizes being
drawn. thus preventing the possibility of
mathematical combinations of swindling. In
the scheme there are Is, 100 prizes, amounting
10 $4,000, and only 1870 blanks, actually
more prizes than blanks. The laws of the
State of Georgia are very particular in appoint
ing honorable and disinterested parties as CONS
missioners whose dutyit is to see that every
thing is conducted fairly. We observe by
their circular, tickets are S.. Shares in pro.
portion. See their advertisement.
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NOVELTY LASTING TIOS AND AMUsEal ESr
MUSEUM AND CONCERT.


sSa bitst EyANsV Liz Trioay Jals 18th Open at
and O'Clock p. NJ. for one day only. on the
Floating Palace and James Raymond.
THNHE MI EUM oout4lse compete Zno'c. Exhibit
zion ev,ry Wild aud NAL exis ing in Europe.
IAN and 81 able
of lros the Tausie strcn 70 upward of loo eei-
mems Of the isiry HumWing 4 I'd.
A STATUE GALLERY
of figures, the life viii eChrist Preach
ing rempie Shakspear Gallery Pw,nsi
tn Family OF Napoleon; Washington and Lfyesye NiT
Landlord and dad the chief Utiea in dress
when lTng undreds OF Aseien aud Indian nar eapons;
A Panoramic View of the World.
Mineral AM VSseae nross wthoit amber; Ancient
Relics Egypt. Greece. Rome. Pompo AID Hercuia-
Deum
One hundred and fifty Oil Paintings,
The beautiful daring Polish refugee. MA DAME
graceful cas upon tn. rid RI sc ,xteuerd ia mi :
from To floor to the ROOT! and this dizzy hight, small
walking aokwards forwards ascending
dancing Sstze P HAS Prouetes playng exeuisitIy
lug startling intro duced far surprising sny
other Twins artistic in this department
Also that iReamPrehSnsih genius. MR.. y. X
Ills who appeared great hefort prn-
cpal crowned heads and nobility Europe. we'll the
ani fing svid lhe Apr eltiop they
TIES ALoSE OTIS PRoFfi.F:S and VALENfivEs
and winds sp tches 70 ds and Leters Shoots
seldom loads discharges Pistols pays n the
and Niolo cello. and
pie ean6ot aspire t. with tho ull use of cir han snd
fingers demon trang how sgnally compensate for
Also. f.sat rare aaimaI a LIVE WHITE PHLAR BEAR.
the My living specimen in the United States and probably
ss- Admission twenty nv. f'erts-nn haI--rrice aa
AN ENTERTAINMENTS AND CONCERT
Will he given in beautiful the LAM
consisting th mean Nelodies Fancy Comic Dancing;
Del Deations. &c. by talented troupe OF
So A mission twenty Eve cents. jya-st
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a BANS, EXPRESS COMPANY
NEW ARRANG EIFDNT
iRnIAN,s sA,EOF fN,I. IssrA.. =

MHTICE is her given that Henry Jacob Guardian
~" minor heirs Of William WOOD dec b, virtue Of
order % the Court Common Pleas OF VandsrburF
~. the ~ day ~ August 1856 0o'cIsrk A ".
snd O'Clock p. NJ sal dav. will sell auction
a. the Door of the Court in the city Evansville.
Wonder Indiana. all OF
North
six. Sousb Range said
heirs heretofore sol the heinx
upon the fol- wing wit: Oaa third
money paid in cash third
third in twelve the purchaser Civ hi
the two last with inter the day SALE
cured nv Mortgage upon the rrerises - -
-3w HTNRF 7nS
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OF Lord Erskine, having lived a bachelor
to an advanced age, finally married his cook,
for the purpose of securing her services, as she
had frequently threatened to leave him. Al
ter she became Lady Erskine she lost all
knowledge Of cookery, and it was mortal af-
front to hint the possibility Of her knowing
how any sort of eatabies was prepared for the
table. r
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

FENHE stand kno the New Hotel Newherry will he
sall diva tag the tits avorahly
located in the Anurisbing of Newserry in Greene
Ind has all the houses eist &c with
commodi st hles ac' When it IL kn thar New
berry the terminus Of the sou hero division ofthe and
g. straight lin R Dad, aud aisn located INN tia civ
the and Cans at the Feeder Dl'u hite river a
beIpful aud healthy location with upd
the stare WISHING inyet'p
pertv kind will he advantage
For parsicula.s apply 20 eth 9 { STn1DARD ~
VIVA NAS JOHNSON.
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THING AT WHOLES 4LE.
EmcOmrage HOME Industry.

FENHE ndersisnsd take leave erehants
& this IL and county hey have this dav
81 The manutacture of Oh TaiFG ais importing. and
d. in overcoming Cloths Cassemeres,
fweeis aud all of ii ings, Tailor Frimusgs
Hav purchased the ,rals of fist f.nrorie
md Only 10y the best bands it enables
sft tana ing; ard xperieue ~ this brs
several enables compete with
e3b hmens OF this sort. in respect prices well
ter
We Their re take requ st Your it befo-e
yoa elk tant markets, where. you 70 will
ind d III Mt. aud prc lp~er h-r tn.
other IL Please call an examine in o-der v~rfy
AHSPACHER & co
ivis-&m NJ in $ root rext Scor q Prs : Pank
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other, and to our brethren throughout the
On OF, that we elect said State ticket and
give our electoral vote to Fremont and Day
= ton.
Mr Cravens, Of Jefferson county, offered
the following preamble and resolutions. which
were unanimously adopted:
-WAEREAs, The people of the Eighth Con-
RressionaI District, of this State, have this
day EXTENDED an invitation to the People Of
the great Northwest to meet in Republican
= Convention on the Tippecanoe Battle Ground
: on the Ist, %, and Sd days of October next !;
". therefore,
ResolUed, That we hereby unanimously &C.
cept snch invitation.
d. j Resolve2, That when this Convention adj
journs. it will adjourn to meet at the Battle
Ground at the time above designated.
II. Nelson. Of Terre Haute, read the follow
ing resolution in regard to the Governors &C
ton IN the appointment OF the member OF the
Legislature, which were unanimously adopt
rss ed
WHEREAS, Through disagreements of the
q two houses Of the General Assembly, the Leg
islatire Of Indiana failed to pass an act for the
p apportionment and dstricting of the State for
- Senators and Representatives as imperatiyely
required 10y the Constitution.
And whereas, the Governor, Joseph A.
Wright though often solicited, has refused to
call "a special session of the Legislature to
i make such apportionment, but has instead
thereof issued proclamation districting the
State without authority of law. and proposing
an apportionment, which is alike unjust, une-
quail and in direct conflict with, and violation
of the 5th section of article iy Of the Consti-
tuition which provides that the number of Sen
ators and Representatives shall be "apportiOn-
ed among the several counties, according to
the number of white male inhabitants, above
twenty-one years of age, in EACH"
And whereas under said procl nation the
following instances of inequality and injustice
are attempted to be established, according to
the enumeration of 1858, to-wit
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TINS pace. ten cents lnseron
20 cents he three times; so line week. dis
count en- longer time.
a H.gSASDERs. Esq You antenncs II
W. MCBRIDE candidate for the 0hce of sheriff Van
and oblige of the citizens of The
ty. je4
Ma sASDEGs-Sir: You win pl ass annoahce my name
indepsBde candidate for the oce &c Recorder
at the uing election. my29 81. H. CHANDLER
Mr.. SANDERs:-PIease my as candidate
for Recorder yanderburgh County the easuipg IL
election sub the decision oil the mncrat OonyeR
ton. Iay27 JOHN FARRELL.
4. Il. SANDERS. ESQ :-Plesse announce a
Cler of the Fanderburgh Circuit Court
at che ensuing October election.
myn+ LOUIS RICHTER
EDITOR JoUgNALI can iidate for the oiee Sheriff
of ~ srbarsh county the ensui Ocot election
mli2-te " NJ. HOLDEN.
DYsPEPslA.-Thsre but few who do not time
the unpleasant effect of temporary indigestion
of fullness weight and GneaBe st1m
fonl bitterness in the month sick head
All saeh feelings evidence f approach
ing dyspepsia which should Away he CHECKED and cured
the 1T HosTEFTEES stomach Biters wHi"h
infailibie remedy for all saeh complains To THIS
thousands will testify who have tried them TIL
H1STFTrER Bt0r5 for sale by principal
jIALLOGE & ST0DDARD.
iy3-d&w EOOL>EY & SAWYER.
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AI0TITE IL hereby givsa ~ the OF adjcin
V ina TN alley runnns Fourth the Canal
Min Sycamore reduce alley the
grade within after the erdei
the Common Council before the 18th day Jolly;
in default thereof Cor
tn proceed snd pern said work and the
acerninF thereby viii COLLECTED
said prnrertv will lien
by order of the Council
Iy7-l0t WE'LL II. WALKER, o ERIK
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SOLOMON KAHN JOHN Koch AND PETER
JCh sale July 18th of tn, following property Lot
Nc. ), in block 1875 in LamdSeo efty
GEO, MsNIvS. PETER BAAER. BARBARA MEM.
III ALSais July I'D OF Toto wing peTtylh south
of the norh Or. section No. Ia township No.
o. south orange 10 and the south bait of The
north OF the northeast of eeon nwaship and
range aforesaid thu bounded: b ginning the south east
corner OF the last mentioned thence
est 81 rods t west line sad meue1ed
seet thence north Soros therehou the north
line OF said quart section htce straight ti
aFona line wardy the place of beginning ELI IN
NanderbuTgh county Ind.
JOHN T STAGsR vs.. CLEMENrA A. FARRELL. Eg
AlSle 22t July OF the oil properly: Lots Nos ~
a. Ii in block No. in the Northern
crv IF Evansville
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


U GTES
One square. lines time. three times
one week, weeks so; month. three
months, q mOnLhs. slo year. Discount n
ad ards six lines under per
charge for marriage death religious
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DIED:

On Monday July 18th, at O'Clock P. after severe
illness oil "a NOUS Fannah Vietaria Bradley, Daughter
OF ). e and v. A. " Bredley, Vanderburgh county,
Ind, aged years and 20 days.
Ire sit eouid Kill or sorrws tade,
Death nth lriefdlS care,
The opening bud 10 Heaven conveyed,
Aud bid 1t blossom there.
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~ Eleven thousand dollars has been sub
scribed by the New York merchants for the
relief of the sufferers by the foundations in
France.
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Is. 80 Prizes amounting to. &Ia2 600
Til Is cor Prizes o. 81 de ermned by then mbrr which
draws the s2u 600 Pri1eif that number should
uumbr then every odd ck in The scheme will
entitled to 81 il number. th' ry number
ticket il the ch Will he ~niiLl~d to ST. naddon
other rrize which the tIcLet may iraw.
Purchasers in huyns equal quantity If odd ard even
nuuher tickets i'll lie of tawirR nearly If he cost
tie same, with chtnces of ohttini sthar prizes.
&E Rene nbsr that every Przt is and able in
fu!i withouf 4edaetien - p f
So prizs COO and under raid mnedistely alter
tn drawina-other rjzes th usual time of tirty Gas
Alle9m iratis srrctiy MID -Dal Tbs
Ser viii be forwarded purchasers imm after the
drawing.
Whole Tickets. s5-HaIves. 1-QnaTtrrs az. -ra
Tise tickets sshed renewed in othtr ii k'ts at
onee. Or ers for tickets can be @ddress ed to
yIs-td S. SWAN & CO.. Atlanta Ga.
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FARES:

nay Freisht Trains Evansville
7 80 A NJ. which local passengers viii he taken
E For information through Tickets APPLY at the
Conpany's Transportation Once head % Ev
ansvlie. jel4 J. DANIELS. Sup't. :
Princeton Clarion Henderson Patriot other
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Hinder head be found statement
the sheris Sales. including of parties property
and sales