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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21

dOBN KRUGER, LID, inforlns ne puURo oi
~ E,v Yofs A. t.vi'e Ter t. s.sed ~I ,'ysa years :.
u. N the copntT, G:oncs g sotss III t.iety T4~s
- s,I ,,oa., pvse sloss az oo;st IF" eogas7G~nl'
,b a. T. 1tiors for -sehl1s no-ofn suG a. 90 Hus,i
i,,,ry eu3 Al ifGac slf "a - tns. - 8c-
c,1ass nsfessoc~s uuexc- -Gicr. oesc 10 - . ''"'
Vlaff 6E. 49,, 10. ~ - '-Fsy I" y a
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CPFCIAI NOTICE.--The sailiLg Of ths Stesn.
- sty GE CRGE LAW for AsPiAWALL - Porfoas3 -
lie 9 r
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DAClFIC EMPRESS COMPANY, 10. let
L B.oed~hy -Fxrrc.s fcf CALI"OSNi< oRtHOs sat
sOTrH PACItIC COAST wi forward ~ ths trses
sac, all Stcopse. q EoRGE LAW. Ausast p I. odct
in hsr.c o. St.cis Me5seL Soa pice. end iets
c4 vgJ I,i 4 G c,o.k va II HALL Axeat
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New Dorh Citn Business Directorr.


Nsw- Dorh Q.itn Bnsines5 Dircctcrn
VYiE FOLLOWING LIST consists OF prouh-
-Slt Bone, = sl--. Lac ci Blsi0s5,:
Beri,n " ocI. ErbrD Silks FrinEes GtLpps.
Buors Lsis' ptss 1t.lalas 49, God sAd sl'eF Ar-islss
for Hcgas.
SOHLsAAI RIOS. f------s,' 81. Jot,-! No. - IoAaH
Alycrii,us Agents.
. 81 Fi,l lIhOiAl = -.......'.'''...9 I'D IL. is
FRENCH NlhaOU and PicI8re Gln-.,
J. Il fOtiLOt a - tD--or- eLa DeAiefsO AcraT 81
CraIG are Vendor Makers.
W. ~ JACKSON. p .a.-.J ". L y. JsS.son Soma 10
8y. II. -Eiy, go. abJ.s 1-Ast.
Iron fetals dtc.
ST II kO, BfAS G (B7a1e, Nc 50 Wal u.
Bo1i and Oar BaHnr.
r Sd. l.t-su-e ttsts ...Is NOD
rIA: Al ss'.,,r en- OF o't: beat'-C l. iNGAR-
SOLL1 son. No - >trv-,t.
IGehrna. Rods.
b. QUERY s. & =, - ~ "a. - llH .ag..u.s'.
LYON HASI FAC II hINC CO -O'sB P-tcDt. also Lti.sr
Io2s L. 5ustJ-s Yti-'s, aaer a., No - BiDlcg1T
;4hhOgFaphcr.
ship Bread and sckcre.
GE.S.lS II - CO.; " - WsIaHston''.
JOHN T. WNsU* ,i-r-..'ss Tsy.yF y .onL7 ltCa 81.
Yinhsw and Pine Glps. (freuch aud Lnsiisn.)
y HOPKINS tSO- Ills llS, T:-:'l Nc ei sIclayr'I
..Au- Al o., - ss,-s L .ao-li ,. brought 'hs
OK y. r D.. PEs--HO4l- a %. Ne ns S-sAai-sS
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Ocean Gtcdmers. &c.

Nt'g.Yoys asYH isS
KOTrCE.-1he rate of freight by tto Ss6a0o,1s
Y o. IA. linz. from Liverpool 10 rstueel ps ia
sa,nneBt, uDIi turtle rotics p " 'oiALlN
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Duiloina Nlaierials.
11aints. Oils, Glass, Sc.

EXTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
IL Vey pure brs t.iGhy an O., orz n sperm aud %ysf
-,''s toe wick te-Is Tee om gH II Dve'J 'dpe 'Sf
AosC--v. Also
COBLIE's PURE TiLLOW OIL. rpehor faT burnss,
wa se code 4teer, ald VIZ o-TszI Ao tes sperm Ca
Rsrrel. 81 10 a. zalcrI Ofly Aysa. -
JOHN " QJIHcY. no O. WHAm-'s
DAINI, ] Cent OIL, 90 Cents; b.
L HTNRI >tulH 80 llj Ns4sn L-re.
1'UE NEV-JERSEY ZINC COMPANY, by
iuJto,ed eniise'e ere now prepared 20 oSrf
hef MITE OAYD q ZiNC, supcror 81 ~4itsueo 70 anJ
o,ef tn.paetur,d IL tas u7. So1. Gry or ground
- ~ ~ n. AITKFN 1 c. Ag'utI
No ls5 WashiHgtonH
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Groceries.
Wdter Cure.

~ Bergen Hits, ugjso. Countv kszys'.n 80, -,
- u.o-.en o. .et'eJ ,ty IA l- Ln.;ee ra.s. fos
eNiNo'-s'' a. e! go b'-o7 5'1-, h9r God
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21

VOUNC LADIES INSTIiJ IL, Go,hen,
Ofsrre Cy.1ty, -Tre neat tam Of thu Boa-Gine
scnco VII 1t'E sOAA, Sso.ente TAis 5cLo1
be IorcteG tWc lA hour from tAs city New
Io,A std Lee Ieioae 4rrs 10 ps9 teI 6osta aa&
Tuuo III o IN .su tlacr Go anc Modern Languages
e1A ieg -,ss Ctiiei l.fo -tic1. g. - ~,
y. [. fGHLE. -.
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WrLirsSro, 4. C'RTrP. Au-toccer.
COLOGN BRAN Dl, GIG \ l. $40

~ HOERON. a. ccoc&. % No = Ucs-.t., r Green
.=et lel o a-awafe. L. Cu'i- g. Na.ml ie,
j. .s ~ Dr. CCoElc Linen SL CO a.,, / lt p, t- u
Cb-lpsgrs Ga, Sosl1s a. Glow - Tooo sst.. g.,
Ram, -. FiuLes
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VALE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Il Mirosssyo Gc. cey t:ofs..I .. I,-4 Eng seer.
~, Prot 70 or t'itia. Architectural aad To hLcal
Choni-''1 re c.', s nat i AsI.Cstuia All Orgsno
Ch,UisiE 40, P1:oE; Ana, t;s, Chemistry. Pro
f.sso4 v. Jotsci Mc:s Psoe,so. t'eo'se G-lh
icrfu.iit; If eiI,r, q. --ss PORTER, DesG cf
Ihctlit. Mo- iiGytn CNu
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21

n TUhcJ ANtT. OI III OTUctUl thc Surro1Ats 70
too COUNT Of New fork notice Is oely eiysu % III per.
Scfs .yins Gains rsalts ELIZABETH THOMPSON ist,
a tho Cry Of Srw * GoceaseG Ire et ,c eae alta
- 1hes lercoi g. tse 81 cgbe: ~ h- oac, n, ~ Wal.
s. 10 Cit Of New ios tsf 70 the l3h 6sy OF Ia,
"Y teA|-0a'si H,W L151, ne 2, D., q Jay, "a
ST isyCuTh 81 ID n, Il a.
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Eegal Notices.
IN The COURT of COMMON PLEAS PRANK


oi tho County Of New York notice hereby 5Vsa .l
pcTsois Essf iI-SSl -. DOW,
City ~ New orb ctceIsed he vito
thereof 10 tho srn.cTibers e Office q Ro7s wooi
ar No g. WI liam IN tbs City Of New orb, be-
foro hs six-euth day Of kebEslv nez Dated ksw l,x
tine iJ'h day OF August, lf5j
GRO. " COLLAAOPE, ..,,
snli lsvf.noTb DEO. WOOOMAN toulayrsts's
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21

The prize viii vary from 4 20 s25 accosrg 70 locaisc
quality CoptIrcls for Deeds Le sis during the
les st.ng the purchase to be poid in fVs annual
the first become de In from tho
Asts Of contract and the Others annually thereafter 1ne lost
w become the end Of the sixth !tom the
Dale Of tos cobtfect
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21

Of u.o co-sy q See.YoFs, rate = horssI 60. t.S
pesons aaylcg c.sns s-,1i- SAMUEL ?. TITUS. hto
ers Ciiy Of New iors dso,asa & pfsIsn tho sann ~
sooho. thevf 20 the su1sor,1 tE, store cf sd "ARp
HkR4TT No 70 NsrcL-s,.. .i5 Cies OF Nov VA. ~
retC,S T.. ia Docsnl ei NS~ foA. tho
tfa d. " Jun 20
aAmuTf. I VAiHNgIi'h. y...v..
Eov. ara WiR,'I-l.
Ii.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21

~ PEE CESI. BOsDS-rh- undessi1le3 Offers br sac
tie SEA IN PER CENT COUPON gONDS f tis Com.
psuy date iguei Lss twenty yesrs rn. Interest pa,ae
seni al ie T.t deJs oi February ard Aa asL ze
CsUPzuy A-slcy u. IL. C.T.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN CO.
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n PURSt hNCE Of an order q the Suuoa,ts
IN PUReVANCE of an order of thr snnnan

of t,c Ccuoty Of HelcIk nou. g bcrey g,vea [, a
se'sos havl3 ca!ls sgsist NILLIA,l ~ BLISS late q
Tie CITY OF So Iok anu.o. dcceu ed g. p-e ent bs
sane w.al vouchers thc-o to tic Subscriber the ohe a
SMITH e., N. - Br0sluay. IL "a. C.,y o. how.
fOTA Or OF btU-e hs :wotie cAy C JaLGsrF pSx-Dct
nee,f ora. IL glh 10y Of Juy, l6-e
iJl0 lsw1ci olhr AMOS W LOCKE A irsr.tc~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18
ueilgion MADE Easy

a London Journal has tho following hii u
the practice of disposipg Of church lixings d
England -
Cnuaou iayisaa roR SAls.---Ihe dull sea
sou for the sale Of church livings Ia passing
away, and yesterdays Times contains u lev
ADVERTISEMENTS from patrons eager 10 cfIrct 4
speedy sale. There h u living In Sosnsrwet.
shirn, beautifully situate. with an income o
GOO year, the present incumbent Of which
is 30 years Of age. Interest IL 10 be allowed
IN the purchase money until possession If TN
living Is ob,aincd. The next IL living 10
suffolk, beautifully situate. with EGOO q year
population 1000, and early possession. Then
iherc Isl living IN Norfolk. also beautifully
situate. near rBllond station. with $500 4
year. population nmall, and u prospect Of In,
m,linie pnssession, Another IL Ii, . good
county, and IN the midst Of good society.
population email, duty ligb, aud ~ income d
Goo n year. Tho last that may be mention
nj, n In tena,f,il part of the soath n isug
land. income about IA00 pr suuan,. with a.
old fashioned, roomy house. and TIN Pte~sht IN
cu'nbcn, nearly 30 years Of ngc, At present
these desirable bcnillc~ are somewhat pcsrce
but by Christmas tln market will. no doubt
b. well stocked.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18
Tns O.Dr.r uMrKn s,.y,, srx wa,

TINS OLprsr rMrKD SsArxs SxsayoR.
The death Of Mr., CAlNres has very natural,
directed attention 10 the un,si States Sera,,,
and TO the poi1, u seaiori.yo The National
Isist',gsaees states TINT Mr. csrwspsv, OF
Kentucky, Is now the "rsther' II 6.al jlsliu.
gn'sAsd body, having entered i, ,.a the ath Of
March. 1877. lilo resigned his asat. however.
on several Occasions, 50 that BE- has served alto
gvs~r IN thu Senate. but eivh'ren years The
stoa. JAsrs A. Pisscs. Is next ii tho order
Q! seniority, his services dating Irou, the 81 OF
March, 1919 tic Is now in hs third term
The Hon, IEwa CsS commenced with 9Th
March, fS@5. and wsignei in lsso. wheu nom.
mated tnr the Presidency. TIC ia in his second
torn, which will " cloapd ca the Sd Of March.
1887. None Of the other senators now in
servlcc date further hack than tho "a Of March,
isAS,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18
fro'a the Superior chrosleis
utajir0ad Mattsrs---tSrasig SnVsltt.
Gemce.

William II. Newton, Ii.1.. arrived by ibs
steamer Lady Elvjb and from him 40 have
received the crafty ing InieIIigepcr n tho ron.
summation u the contract betwccu the ~
Croix eml LAKE Superior Railroad Co,nusay
Ind Mesetp. Dillon, Jackman. Jarrett 4 Co,
u reous aa.a for the eo,npie,.s,,, Il, running
order bY the ath of ,July lBbg Of Tho ftailroud
from Superior 10 Hudson
The contract inciubs clearing. grading
| bridging, sufefstrnctare, laying main track
side traeas. filing w and comprising station
and depot grounds, building depois, machins
shops. water slatioo., pa4.spvsf and other sta.
ton irnid,,,gs, docks nj 5upsfior, &c. And
IN addition. The contractors have obligated them.
selves 10 cnt OUT aoi construct, by tbs spring
Of 1851, n go,,d. co,nmon wagon Rad. along
ihs rctfosa ysris frca. Snpesicr &c tA.e cross.
ing VI the ~. Cfois river, any miles vouth;
AMI also 10 construct bridges at such plsces
soo,h n the A., Croix q. ray IL necessary ibr
n wagon Rad. 11rv hundred het Of dock Of
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

Sr. PAIL LoDoH. No. 3--At the stated
meeting Of st. Paul Lodge No, of Free and
Accepted Masor $. held a; their Hall, over Day
& jerks Drug Store, the following officers
were duly elected aud Installed for The ensuing
Masonic year, viz :-Abner G. smith, W. NJ;
Norman W. kittson, s. W.; NJ. Drew, J.W.;
w. II. Randall, Treasurer; j, A. NJ. Hoisington,
Secretary. The ". ", \. T. {. .Firgsos,
Grand Master, performed the installation cere'
mouies.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

According to the Chattield Democrat a the
ntre IS in successful operation in That place,
composed OF amateur theatrical ladies and cep.
tiemen residing in the village. For small
place, We think Cbaiiield puts on quite too
many airs However, that is the business OF
her inhabitants. ami not ours
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

In consequence Of the bridging Of the river
Mt this point, by Jack Frost. the price Of wood
has been somewhat reduced. Before this event
took place, our Little Canada friends had no
competition in the wood lne now, large guam
titles are brought from the other side OF the
river, which has reduced the price 10 S. 80 and
5000 per cord, which is certainly enough to
pay for fuel in this cold country.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

Tnr young man who died at the "Insiow
House, on Saturday morning hast, OF typhoid
Fever. was buried ON Sunday, at 3 o'clock r. N.
His name was II. = Bradley. He WIS an
agent for New York house, and came to this
city on business connected witht. His funeral
took place from the Episcopal Church. In the
evening, DR.. Van lngen preached sermon
having reference To the sad occurrence.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

1'rsKtai HosnrY.--1'hs Mexsp. Abbott
were heavy sufferers by the recruit great hrs q
3sloaica N karopean Turkey having Iost theis
booI.s and psp~r, containing bills W lssgs
amoen, against some Of the principal iahsbi
tsn,s spd merchants Of the city. On The daJ
shcv the fir. Old iussvT Pscka, who 10 dsbt
u 10 Mes~rs. Abbott ir som Of several mill
ION pisstres. went 10 them ADD said that having
bard that niI the bills they held II his he'd
t~~n ee-trcyeI, be hal broushs . copy d hh
sceonnts with him. taken from lis books. and
also ifesh bills for the amount dur. This ex
ample was followed BY al the Turkish debtos'
10 The Grm.
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hIssorm Einriox Tho rcsal, Stands ,ltus
AggNwata vote, BrcuAsAS a..9ta. FniNons
Ss,2s6; BrcnASAxs majority, 3ass. Whole
vote cost was TOO, 800. which !. considerable
less than half m much as tina, csst In Illinois
and just about equal 10 ,he ycing state ci 10
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

EiIGH RArEs.~-We learn from The Cnatieid
Democrat, that the steamer Goidsn State which
leit Dubuque on the 23d Of has, mouth, charged
passengers sl2 apiece for a Passage to Winoua,
and $3.50 per hundred pounds for freight to
the same place. This what We call "pillng il
On steep" Saeh ex,or,on by s,eanbcs, Off.
GERS should be remembered 10 their discrcdit,
by evsrs one h,coming cornizan, OF the facts.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

MEETING OF TUE GRAND IoDdE.--the Grand
Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons for this
Territory, convenes in this ci,yoa the first Mon
day 10 January next
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Ds,rs ~ i'soy. y. N. HKsrk are
called upoB To snnoaDoe tia; ibis accomplished
gentleman AMI scholar died The fc.islsucp Of
bis soo ijf. Csag.Ss A. Hssrz. ST Mariana
FLORIDA on the 4,b ifst. 4 year has 10, 20;
elapsed amer xe rcre psibet g. communicate
the sad intelligence Of .se dss,h IT Pref firyrzs
gifted and anepaI, ~i'.si viii. ti's at. Mr.. Ca
aIss i.9r firsr1 Pro- IISTz was Fr.t~:h
gtniensn Of rsrIe-, accomplishments. srd veil
known a. TEACHER ia 'n.ny -ernins'Ss Of learn
ing ia dissreni part. o! oar coaa,ry. Tie sas
associs,.d with tn dis,ingui.het hiz'risp,
Hoa. Grovay Bsscwsr, a. tscrev =, S'rth.
srnp.oo. and subsequently, a. CiseiS'.a,'. snd al
Chapel Hin, y, c. a. Professor q N0brn
LAnyazgss ard isrlss iSs,r'-.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

MARRIED, A short time since couple nam
cd Jeremy Better and Ionisa We'll were mar
ried at the Cathedral in Cincinnati Before
the marriage. Miss Louisa was Wen, hut now
he is Batter.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

The young folks Of Hastings have an asso-
citation 10 the that place, which they call the X.
II. II. Association. What the initials signify
we are enable to say, but we judge the associa.
ton isgotten up for the practice OF the Ierp-
scborean nrt. more than anything clse.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

A cavalcade Of Winnebago Indians, mum
herring shout HUNDRED, coilsistiug OF inca
squaws and papooses, passed through Owato
MIA, on the 4th inst. The were just from the
Reservation, and we're bourd tor Root river
on hunting expedition
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

ExGov. Ramsey and. Joshua y. Garter,
bought, one day last week. li0 acres of land
lying west Of saltwater, aud adjoining ilo-
combes addition, for $1,000. II is laid out 10
town lots in shor. time. Verify, additions
to Saltwater, will become rs plenty as biaek-
erie. in June, at this rate in "a short tim'.
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liz this city there are three Lodges OF frec
and Accepted Masous, designated BY the follow
ine names: ST. Paul Lodge No. 3, Ancient
Landmark Lodge and Pacific Lodge. The first
meets every Monday evening, at their hall over
Day 4 jerks drug storc. 1'be secoDd meets
every Thursday evening a, their hall over Hol-
lnshesd & Becker's Office, and Pacific Lodge
meets every Friday evening nj the same place.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

THE L,sr TMr.---Tbc steamer i.csoiute
under command OF Capt \. Blossom. male
the last trip on the Upper Mississippi. hi,
sasoe. She Iet bunleith upward hcu"a. on
the 22d ult.. with 80 tons o. freight aboard
and suece~ici in making The upper col Of Desi
S'ooeh, from vhieh point she vas obliged to
retaro, owing 10 the los water, and thu I'M
mene quantities of ice shich a.sail.si hsr We
pablaSed h, manifest some TIM ago. Sic
discharged ~ ent.re cargo Al La Cro.-.. T'hs
Raso,aie arrived at Danli,h 90 the ~ iD.t., 81
which port she ~en, into hsr'or 'or tht sir-
txY
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AT the present time there are seventeen
Lodges Of Free aud Accepted Masons in the
Territory, all Of them in highly prosperous
and hourishing condition.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

New ESoLANp CELxBRArioN.-Fhe New
England Society Of Rcd Wing. have resolved
to celebrate in that place. % the I'D inst, the
landing Of the Pilgrims AT Plymouth, by asup-
per. toasts speeches, &c, &c.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

RtseSur tUrrwas, Tho contract ior butti,
ing The sis Revenue Caters hr tho lakes hns
been awarded TO Mr., Gay. Of Milan, Ohio. 20
The price 10 bc Imid ID ga per ton. $500 n
vessel. they being 40 TONS each
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

Several IAr,ss, composed q rc-sicno q this
city. inien,iins si.iiag W@sbInstpa City this
winter. Thy viii start in u. cure Of sw
xc,k.. In Order TO roach Washiug,0a voHei.n.s
t-fns, The Inauguration - th~ ~ Pf'-i'isa;,
xh.ch err .soay thy arr 't-'roas q Sitass-ing-
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FIRE, Flgg On MGday evening last,
says The Rcd Wiag Tr-c',e, shout half past
sven q cloc. ID" dwelling hou-. IL Mr.. I. NJ
I.owATsn, situated Oh broad sl'ee, was discoy;
I'd To h. or fir. Tbe cry 81 fire was raise,i
and IN short tim, SONG hnpdr,sk of our citi
zcns wcre oD ID. grovgd, and ysry basy crying
FRI sh0nt.ng for ladders. pcils. axes. and almos,
everything imaginable. In the meantime q
frw sefe usin9 their atBo.t exsrtioas TO arrest
the aaules, soa carrying on, the furniture Of
the house.
The baidnsg Ha- tao stories 10 tsigi,t. with
q wing OF Ill ~ zoe side. 10 tha roof 1i xLich
ibo ERE h-oke ont ard il was s,aT'e tine he.
fore the Gfs vas doRmrnieate,i tn the main
bailding Had iteFe iseB one hook and an axe
90 tie groand. the main boil,lbg rpald have
been saved. The farniisre 90 the first sos
was mostly saved. and .ssn- rom the secoDd
door. vas TAKEN oni By uaeai.s u ladders at Tie
Windows,
The hoa-r vas ,te q, the hoest dwelling
boise. costssg ~ ilst $500, itsurd for
81 .0oD. Mr. Lowa.er was 90. The oDly loser
u. Mr.. Nardoeh hal sgne sa5o worth u 'ur-
ni'n'e slowed is io- rarrt. and inc e'IIsc.
ton OF 'sw AID literary book. los; also.
Mr.. Gard, to' the firm ~ Clark, ATlep 4
Clsvs.l aiso sustained considerable los. having
rooms GA tn ,econd lo0r. the iasni,nre o,
which VA mostly destroyed. There were
some oiiers boarding at ibe hoss,s. Who los,
tbsir c'o;hlDg &c.
TN Do~s'er k-t his clothing a,si bras
ins,raman, The I'D Wing Bao3. o, ~hieA
b. was fa.nor at nj pressbting liza With
aaatber ils-Tunsut.
T.. r. Bsns'v ins gJue 70 L7fope "a the
Dosins' sgFni n I1ils- Gs'ris,is Howard
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

LADIES FprNNL AT HNriSes W. are
in receipt ef nm invitation from the Committee,
10 attcnd the "IAile-' FESTIVAL" al Hastings
on Thursday. 18th inst. We ID not know
whether oar engagements will permit Us To he
present with our friends n, that place. on the
evening designated, or not; at the sans lime,
however we tender to the fair lades who have
the management OF the affair. our be-, wishes
for their complete snco>s in this, ~ vel ~ 10
oil Other undertakings in which they have a
part, for We are sssnrei Ia, anything they
may engage in deserves the pairooagp ID tbs
public
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

TLe Young Mems Rhetorical Association
Of 10. tetr "A ia active operation. Their
fnotiogs are generally attended. ADD ere Of az
intrcg'ing Clearwater.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

The Wig Di4ns nave t.sn amazing than
~e'yyz wi,hs Tournament e fr-tricksi'r'g.---
From ihre u Eve ti.yasahj l,.lie. All ref;lc-
nsrn w~rs in a,teaisao~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

STEALING THE Livery on HEAVEN To sRNyk
rmg DKyiL IN. Our readers, says the Saint
Peter Courier, may have seen u person calling
himself Smith, whether John or Joe We are no,
informed, with sanctimonious face, protesting
10 bc a meek and lowly follower OF Christ. per
forming nv an itinerant. the holy calling Of the
Apostle, though from whence commissioned no
one knew until recently, Mr. kcnsorthy. Of
IeSucr prairie. losing horse. started in CON.
psny with some Of his neighbors to search for
the lost animal after some time spent therein,
the horse was found 10 the woods short dis.
lance from Smiths cabin with rope belong.
ing TO Smith upon his neck this passed OH
quietly; In the course ol two or three days
amer. the Messrs. Mclnlire a Doaaly. Of O,ta.
wa,upon opening Aheir store one morning missed
two barrels Of -four conjecture was at loss
to determine their direction until neighbor
happening TO call on Smith, discovered the
-four in his house. The neighborhooj. on lie
coming acquainted with the facts above stated.
politely invited Smith to change bis residence
to place more congenial TO his calling. with
which request W. understand he ehccrhally
complied. after paying for one barrel and hav.
ing the other taken fiom him.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

~ ns"d.,, isssms'r s'b, sif.mA o., vile Of J. y
New fess aud tsli'srs.a psp.r. p,case copy,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

DwowSED-~-On the 22nd ul,,, u young man
by the name Of Henry Robinson, WA drowned
a, Superior. He attempted 10 cross lie bay in
the vicinity Of Rays saw mill, and when par.
italy over, broke through and WAS drowned
He was drawing slel loaded with prov isioas
and the rope was placed around his waist. II
is supposed that the ice gave way under thu
Sled. and il being fastened Ia bis body, drew
him in with IT, Mr.. shaylor. seeing him strug
Cling in the ice, hurried TO III. assistance with
a plank but by the time he reached the spot,
Mr.. II. had grown ~ weak NJ TO b. unable 10
take hold OF it.
Mr.. Robinson had resided at Superior abon,
three years. by all who knew hin be was
very much esteemed. tie Wa a sineie fnau,
and his friends reside IN Pennsylvania. Hi.
body was recovered and INFERRED ia the Ne.
ma1jIi cemetery.