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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10

DoRERT $. LAVENDER, wnoLrgALF
IN DEALER IN WOODEN WILLOW AMI cen.W
WARE, No, ~ NaSA SNe,sa o. eptsssa. htaS, fs,s.ss
~ Ies.y k,ss4as, has on ksni aud Il par.,aoti, a.,
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10
ST. LOUIS.
IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT CORN + con

II VVFH
j. PLANTATION MilL.--rrice reduced, Tho sab
scttber has purchased exclusive right II territory fr
sale 10 the West, % the above celebrated m snd /.
prepared To furnish them AZ ell tunes, - ther who@sse
OF retail, guaranteed In the NEST positive manner
10 now mere than year s!nee the Little Giant"
vas inirodace1 to the yuhs, dutiug whsh siee
boon consistently s,ostnG IN the popslsr tsaf.
Tho tmproseuien rceentiv effected ani patented
mako " tie m"st perfect machae red kpx san
sni t.tw u IL mtntahrd complete ready Tor st
Ia hing tsm, and weighs "a iciows NJ. l. ..a No. :.
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are samrhnt 60 sci one NJ, w'thsat m~shsacsl aid
s"" Shea esSe adjusted, can With safety he entrusted
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.
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A. lihei Al diseout 10 s.ai.r,
JANUS n CIiApwIck
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10
EGO Acre. Of Land.

Ga ,bs a"aih lhaHeh 4 W. Netniliion This isad y
enatrAty tnitA :" farming pu,ls~es, eaNtsinna ho'h
watsr sNt ttsh.r Ia shmsisAts Fot s@l. by
iAlI.kAuN 4 MAsNiNufoN,
MAJ 81 lasiiass,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10

Lands Tor Salc.
BsG Acres :" imrt~y-d Laai, with comfortable
h,uss mon ~, a.. mct from Hastings --1s sstsr II II
- - sc ,.sss 4
= ahoa River iNnniuH thtuash !,
iutLEAhl WARRINGTON,
NAV 81 Hastings
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10

rro R,ro,lccoo. n til. r.sl. Talk OF s.mool usspr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31
Later from CalifnlIia

NEW York. May % = =. M.-The steamer
Illinois arrived at O'clock to-day with the Cal
iforna mail, to the 9Th inst. She brings $500,
00o in treasure and 66O passengers
1t was rumored at San Francisco that n large
party were going down on the steamer Golden
Gate, with which the Illinois connected, to re-
venge the late outrage ON the American passen
gers ar Panama.
The Republicans had held meeting at Sacra-
mento, and appointed delegates to the Rep1bl
can Convention, which meets at Philadelphia on
the 18th June.
In fight with the Indians, Capt. Embree had
been killed.
The particulars of the Panama Railroad acci
dent show that 30 were killed and ~ wounded
-Four have died since the accident.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31

Appomaitox; DIR } " Richardson, Fu,ana; J l.
TinsleF Mss Tinslev Albcnarle Jno A Lee Liberty;
J Rosser Campbell; Henry scott, Bedford, l. T
Scny, lofing,ton; T u pckerson, Jas billiard, Jno
Wit. Nelson' Early, Wilmington c Wm p
Arnold. Rockhridge; 7 Lowry, Bedford; Wm
Rose Niss Rose Ms Easc Miss Mamie Chewing
Miss L Chewing, 5 Richardson i Lady, Amherst;
bearing Campbell VIM Hix Amherst; Jas l.
Voolfolk, I Noel, Bedford Nm Harvey Bote-
tourt Mr. Peyton, Abingdon; Henry f Blair, Roanoke
Jno j ehould Pr Edward Henry Shacklett. Mrs NJ
GShaekett. Mrs 5 Wiekes, Ilarrsonburg; Jno ellis
Buck ngham; " Il " Donald. Petersburg; Il Swim
ney Lady Daughter, Campbell; } u Mays, Peters
burg; thas p Hunter, Campbell; Ghas Fuqua, Lib
crty; Jos 5 Hudnall, Bedford, YIN Worran. Hen
rico; Anderson Williams, Campheli; Capt II Buck
ner, Detil's Den: Smith Leesyc. Ino tiaddess,
CITY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31
From Kansas

CHICAGO. May 29.-Dates are received from
Leavenworih TO Saturday. Gov. Shannon had
called out the L. $ troops, and stationed them at
different points in the Territory to preserve or.
der; the Mssonrians returning home.
SECOND DISPATCH
CHICAGO. Nav % Further advices from Kan
sas, say that after burning the Erie State Hotel
and Herald ,flicp. Gov. Rohnson's house was fir.
ed, but extinguished before entirely consumed.
Sheriff Jones then dismissed the posse, who in
vadcd the stores and dwellings and demolished
everything not removable.
The post office broken open and the letters
seized. All the houses of the Free State men
were pillaged, except the Cincinnati House.
Mai. Buf prd and Messrs. Strngfcow and
Aiehison were conspicuous during the day.
Cav Shannon absent when the violence
took place.
Sheriff Jones' posse left at sunset, having been
Informed that their services would be needed next
day.
1t is supposed the fire seen burning Wednes
day night vas Gov. Robinson's house.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31
Lola Montez in n Fight.

Lola Montez has been playing Mt the Victoria
theatre, Baarat, Australia. A fracas had taken
place between her ard Mr.. II. Seekamp. of the
Baarat Times. 1t appears that writer in the
Times had made some remarks rejecting on the
character Of Lola, and few evenings afterwards
Mr.. Seekomp called at the United States Hotel.
where she was residing. Lola rushed on him with
riding whip, and he retaaed with cane. A
general row ensued, in which life preservers and
revolvors were drawn. When separated, it was
found that the bcligerents had fast hold of each
other by the hair At the theatre, the next even
ing, he appeared before the curtain, and stated
that she had offered to fight The unlucky editor
with pistols, but he had declined.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31
Fton Washiligton

-, WAsHiNGTuN. May 81. 1856
me crowd ct politicians still continues to in.
crease IL Is understood here by the delegates TO
Cincinnati that Pierce's present appointments
were from eApcdieney and that If nominated he
VIII take care of his friends No amendments
are to De made until after the Convention Dele
gates mere say they will submit IL M outside pres
snre-if must b" Buchanan, Pierce or Douglas.
Col.''fr L much better to-day. II able he will
ira'e 'or ,ihc'nnatti IN Friday, and will be Pres
,u'ht Oh The Democratic Convention. President
fierce called on him this evening.
mere was quite an exciting scene in the Sen
a'e Il" day. II seems that senator sumner com
mltted great error in stating the facts Of tho
a,-"'t upon him, although under oath. He says.
when coming I" consciousness. he saw Senators
i'"uglas sud inomhs. with Cod. Brooks between
then, aud that MIR. Slidell was also nenr Mr.
Shoeli stated that he was with Judge Douglas,
Governor Fitzpatrick and Hon. CLANCY Jones. in
,n u, deception room. when page came usaying
m'' sumner was badly whipped, thus proving
'ha' neither Douglas nor himself was present ut
the night senator Wilson pronounced the as
soult cowardly and outrageous. when Senrtor
Butler pronounced him liar" but rctrnotcd
the expression IN respect to the place where he
was The whole affair of tn" assault has heen
innghlh'u into amattor of too much consequence.
Inc senate committees will report that at being
personal difficulty oetwecn gentlemen the Sen
ate should not notice it," The House will aim
to make capital out of it, Wilson is couring n
d'fiicnlty with Douglas, and declares himself al
ways ready fora contest with my pro slavery
Senator.
The moment Senator Butler heard Of the Brooks
and Sumner affair he started for Washington,
leaving sick daughter nj home Whit oocur-
red IA the senate this morning il only an cpl
sode. Butler will answer Sumner when the lat
ter Is IN his seat in language severe bat oourte.
Gus to the Senate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31
LATEST NEWS
Congressional


WASHINGTON. Nav %. StHgfe-The u,nse
nils granting land TO Wisconsin,, Alabama, Lou.
Siam aud Michigan were passed
MESSAGE FROM TIE PRESIDENT.
y message tlom the President was received
announcing the dismissal of Mr.. CHAMPION and
tie revocation ot the exequators If the Consnls,
III CINCINNATI New York and Philadelphia. who
were implicated IN the enlistment difieultes-
Also endorsing Mr.. Marey's reply to Lord Clar.
endon. dated 9Th May. Mr.. Marcy saws the
President has carefully considered Lord Claren
don note of the Both April. and is much graft
htd by ITS concatory spirit aud desire 10
strengthen the friendly relations between the two
governments. The disclaimer" Of any linen
Ton to violate the laws of the United States and
expressions Ut regret That, contrary 10 the in
tenhnn aud direction of the British, there has
been such infringement. satisfactory to the
President, aud the main complaint respecting
Her Mairsty's Government is thus removed
But the President extremely regrets that he
cannot concur with Lord Clarendon in the opin
ION TINT Mr.. Champion and the Consul> are not
implicated IN these proceedings. Regarding those
who have no connection with this Governments
he has nothing to ask of Her Mejesty's Govern
meni; but IN the cases of the individuals men
toned he deems it proper that their relations
with TINS Government cease.
In taking this this step he does not intend to
between the United States aud Great Britain
but, on the contrary, is DESTROYS of keeping the
two countries upon n friendly foniing. Mr..
Champions withdrawal was asked expressly on
the ground of his connection with with the EN-
ls.ment business, which had rendered him an
unacceptable representative of Great Britain near
this Government, and for tho same reason the
withdrawal of the Consuls WAS likewise request
These officers area this Government stll he.
leves-implicated in violation of the laws Of the
United States. contrary to the reiterated instruc-
tions of their own Government This completely
did not rest for proof solely on the testimony of
Strobel and Hertz, but upon original letters from
Champion and others.
against those British officers engaged in the bust
ness of recruiting.
The message was referred to the Committee
on Foreign Relations. and after slight debate
the Senate adjourned.
Homc.-Mr. Campbell. of Ohio. reported a
resolution to allow the committee of investigation
To present their report with journal of its pro.
ceedings at any time, which shall thereupon be
hid on the Speakers table.
The resolution was adopted unanimously.
The Presidents message was received aud re.
ferred
Mr.. Grow. of Pa, from the Committee ON Ter
ritories. submitted majority report, proposing
tn admit Kansas rs a State with free State con.
sttution.
The consideration of the subject was postponed
until the 25ih June.
The House adjourned until Monday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31

The enlistment question is still being discuss
ed in the columns Of the London Times, which
in long article. desoGnts upon the iorbear lance
of England and the unrca sonabcness of Mr. Mar
cy in demanding the recall of Mr.. Champion ;
speaks of Lord Clarendon's explanation rs a
''handsome conception" whilst Mr.. Marcy fasi-
fes the history of the dispute; accuses Mr. Cush-
ing of being unnecessarily evident" and denoun-
ces the witnesses Of the United States being
guilty. Of shameful mendacity and wilful PERU
ry." The whole tenor and substance of the mr.
ticle in the Times is hut rehar>h of its former
argument and assertions. with which the people
of the United States hive already become fam-
lar.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31

Mr.. EVERETT. The Connecticut Legislature
recently unanimously requested the Hon. Ed
ward Everett to repeat his lecture ON the char
meter of Washington in New Haven. but on Mon.
day reconsidered the vote. The alleged reason
for the recon sideration is that Mr.. Everett did
not attend the meeting in Boston to denounce the
attack upon Senator Sumner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31
Elk Governor Reeder al Chicago

CHICAGO, May 29.-Ex-Governor Recder and
Mr.. Fogg, Secretary Of the Kansas lnvertiga
ting Commit ee arrived here this afternoon, hav
ing come through Missouri. narrowly escaping
with their lives. Governor Reeder address ed an
immense crowd here tonight. and attends the
Republican Convention, at Bloomington, to NOR
row. Thence he goes to Washington. He con
firms the reported the destruction of Lawrence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31
Steamboat Explosion.

PHILADELPHIA May 69,-The steam drum of
the steamer Union ri the Ericsson line running
between Baltimore and Philadelphia, exploded
this morning at Newcastle, Dnlewure. scadng
tour hands on the boat and four passengers Wal.
> lace Manly, the engineer, died u few hours after
tn" accident from his injuries. Tho wounded
were brought here and placed in the Hospital
The boat is unniurel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31
Horrible Crime.

ST.. LouIs,May 28.-The house of Jacob Friend
four miles from St. Joseph. was fired by some
unknown person lately, and Mr. Friend, his wife
and five children were burned. 1t is supposed
they were murdered before the fire.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31
ARRIVALS Al The
Washington I1ouSe-Ancad a Clark prp's

May 30.--V T Lettles New Glasgow; Jno Step
TO-, 10, q Lady. Liberty; Myque Frowman, Travellers
hest G \ Brown, Lady, . Children 4 2 Serv'ts VIM
y Lyon, Nelson; ] II Fox, VIM F Whitescarver, Flu
,ana; Jno c Hammer Appomattox; Jno r Snead,
HoWardsyille p S Henson, Flurana; Jos J Burks,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31

On Saturday the oath inst, JOSEPH EuBANk. of
this city in the 18th year Of his age. \ large circle
of cndeared friends, in lanenting his loss have the
consolation of knowing that his many virtues will re-
main as lasting tributes of his worth
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31
NTEW 1,ROCEWV, COMMISSION 4 FOE

~ WARDING SETH subscribers have leased, for
n ~ vnars from MIR. c. H. Lynch his new Fire Proof
Building erected in this city directly opposite the depot
" r r. R. and Immediately between the Railroad and
Canal for the purpose of carrying general GROCERY
COMMISSION AND FoRwARDTSc BusNEss, under the style
and firm of BLACK & PETTYJOHN. We oHer TO our
friends and the public generally new and well seect
stock of Groceries Liquors &C. in exchange FOR cas or
country produce earnestly solicit call from them before
purchasing.
supply of Lime Plaster and Cement kep> On hand
will be sold low any other hNse IN the city
goods consigned will be ~arded with dls
atch parti llar attention paid to the order OF them
We offer vices agents for the sale oil neat ouI
Tobacco Corn Oats &c. sc Charges reasonable ami no
rns SHARED to render satisfaction of sales rendered
as soon as made a. J. BLACK
aur as A PETTYJOUN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31

BOXES, &c-We have Just received Lubns Magnolia
and Lubns Toilet Powders Cleaners Honey
Soap Musk Brown Windsor Soaps elegant Puff boxes
China Paper. Baquet To let Powder Tooth Brushes
Combs fine French Coognes, Verbena Water &C. &c
sale j. II. THOMPSON q co.'s
NAV ldScsF Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31

On the 27th inst. by the Rev L, l.. Warren, Mr..
JN0 j. BIB to Miss MARY J. BURNETT, all of
Nelson county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31

IsToL-CoRRECrroN.-We copied, last week, a
paragraph from the Abingdon Nirginian stating that
there would probably be no connection between the
East Tenn, & Va, and Va, and Tenn Railroads at
Bristol the grade Of the former being -four feet high
er at that point than the grade Of the latter" On this
point, our contemporary of the Virginian must have
been misinformed.
Major Lynch, Chief Engineer of the E. 7. and Va,
Road has since called on u.s. and requested to
rect the statement.-le informs that the impress
sion that the Roads would connect originated in
misapprehenson of one of the assistant Engineers,
and that no disagreement is apprehended on the part
OF either company.-The East Tenn, and Virginia
Railroad Company have already made purchase of
iron to be delivered at City Point in time to enable
the Company to commence laying the track at Bristol
without delay upon the completion of the Va Road,
and Major Lynch us, that the first rail laid
down. viii connect with the last rail of the Virginia
TOAD 30 then, there is no cause to apprehend that
mere VIII ever be rcshpment Of freight at Bristol
;, III the Virginia papers please notice this fact?
kHOIUIe Rrgisier
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31

UNIVERSITY OF NRGINlA.-We have seen no official
statement ofthe proceedings of the Board of Visitors
at their special meeting Monday and Tuesday last,
nut learn the following particulars.
The annual allowance to the Proessorsis increased
i've hundred dollars making it, ii in the early
years of the institution, 81 500-their income from
lees being limited as heretofore, to 50 900.
The chair of Ancient Languages has been divided,
ard DIR. Harrison chosen Professor of Latin.
a new etar of anatomy HGterid Nsdicd and Botany
has been created and Dr. JOHN STAGE DAVIS elected
Professor
tory has also been established which. together with
the proessorshp of Greek, will be filed at the sta
Ted meeting of the Board of Visitors the last of June
The tutorships have been abolished.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31

Two PmSSnCIANS.-navin determined 10
II to the South wish SELL privately my pronerv
In the town of Leesvle Campbell county, Va, ich
now reside consisting of four and half of land well
improved and with good substantial houses thereon min
hte description unnecessary hing purchase
will examine for themselves an excellent situation far
good phi stefan Terms liberal
may 2lc2taw3w wM. NJ. wITHERs, MD.
nj Exa Rue
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31

WAstINGroN, Ma, 30 Hon. Z. S. Brooks of
south Carolina, has challenged Senator Wilson,
at Massachusetts General Lane, of Oregon,
was the bearer Of the note Senator w replied
that he was not n duelst but would use such
language as he thought proper in debate, aud if
nssaled, knew how Ia defend himself
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31
nANVuLLE STAGE LINE.

IN ANVIE l. u STA(IE LINE.-- r.-..,--,1nA
- NEW ARRANGEMENT.-1avingp ur. {SSsstiSsA -
chased the entire line Of Stages, from Lynch.
burg Danylle from Porter, Flagg & Co. would most
respectfully solicit travellers going South well those
stopping intermediate places the line try We will
endeavor them comfortable good
full drivers do upon this road Leaving ynchburg
days Tuesdays and Thursdays and arriving Danvc same
day Leaving Danyille Mondays Wednesdays Fridays
and arriving at LynchburR same day.
E.us STAGE OFFICE-At the Washington House
feb Lets. WIN. III. TAYLOR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31
H.Gr.A mOTEa. 0ld roin. Comlor..-

sGEkN HOVEI., old Point Com fort
81 This most delightful SUMMER RESORT, the
inviting On the southern Snaboad. the salt
Bath aud all the Injuries o the Underwater broad
view of Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake hay aud with
mporiHu military beside IT, has passed tn the propric
torshp Of the undersigned and VIII be oeuod the 10th
june. after which il viii moi be again closed
Disease IA almost unknown Old Point Comfort.
For health indeed II be SAID Ia rival the
srcudcd watering place Il the mountain interior thai the
np-andp risk coming the rcrreh
and hc Injuries # this attractive lorand retreat
department viii be filled by the best agents be had
while h, supervision at the proprietor win guard the
VISITORS md the reputation the establishment
OH Penn t0ntor1, Nav 9TH JOS. SEtIAR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31

have To announce that my Distribution Enterprise
not take place The 2d OF February The unusual hardness
of The winter has prevented from seeing settling with
agents AHaoun IA can them shall another
DAY later than about the lat of August which thu
drawing Will certainly take place the tickets called and
the money refunded and should the sale Of ke Justify
In doing It, shall hS earlier day x0uA
have the draw Ing take place nj the earliest possible time
JESSE T HOPKINS,
IL l11ACtlel IIhnrtN Va