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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

THE IANEs.--The New York Times. in reply to
the question, "Who are the Lanes ;" so often
mentioned in the political reports, gives the fol.
lowing -
"There are three Lanes, and each of them
very unlike either OF the others. The first il
Colonel James IL. Lane, leader of the Free
State men in Kanzas. The second is General
Lane, delegate in Congress from the Territory
of Oregon was the friend of Colonel
Brooks in his affair with Mr.. Burlingame.-
Both these were formerly Democrats. The
third is Henry s. Lane of Indiana, an old
Henry Clay Wing and one of the abest
stump speakers in the West. 1t was he who
presided over the Republican Convention of
Philadelphia"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

The SoUTH CoMINe.-We copy the follow.
ing important items of political news from
the Albany Epeniag Journal
civilian B. Alexander, Esq, of Baltio
more, who presided over the National Coun-
Gil of Know Nothings by whom Mr.. Fillmore
was nominated, on finding that the entire
South is going for Buchanan, has taken ground
for Fremont; and French Evans, ESQ, of
Virginia, an influential American, and a
member of the National Council, has in like
manner, and for the same reason, declared for
Fremont.
Messrs. Alexander and Evans, both effect.
i've speakers, take the stump in Pennsylvania
and New Jersey. As original Wings, these
gentlemen forbid the bans which transfer
the South Americans over to Buchanan"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

ARNoLD's GLoBULEs and VITAL .FLuID are sold at
wholesale at the I00est prices by John Q. HILL 229
Main St. AretGH also. Names and statements of those
who have been greatly benefited by them, may he seen
at his store. nsv1I Az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

Tue fossil renans Of the former Wing party, at
Their convention in Boston, yesterday ,ell into the
ranks Of the regular Know Nothing party, accept
ing tier nominations for President, Lieut. GOV.
ernor Attorney General, &C., and Robert c.
Winthrop iuthet V. Bell, J. Thomas Steven.
sou, Edward Ess,stt, &C., are down on thsi,
kneel, asking it as special favor 70 be allowed
20 play second eddie TO Jonathan Pierce, Daniol
Warren, and Joseph Hiss.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

RAILROAD AcCIDENT.-lt was James Cook,
Scotchman, about "a years Of age, who was killed
by freight train, near the depot in Westboro',
Monday evening, Sept.lst.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

Charles b. Lines, President Of the
Connecticut kanzas colony, has returned
home on business. lie was compelled to dis
guise himself TO escape the border ruffans.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

The amount of tax ordered is $3.50, 900; to
produce this requires an assessment of seven.
ty-seven and a half cents on each one hum
dred dollars, an increase OF ter cents on the
tax of last year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

AN ENRAGED LIoNEss. about eleven
o'clock yesterday forenoon, & ioness belong
ing to Van Amburg & Co., kept with other
animals belonging to the same menagerie, in
building at Newport enraged at her cub be-
ing taken from her, with her. with her claws
tore the iron bars from their fastening, and
breaking from her den attacked and killed a
dog that was kept about the premises, after
which she seized a panther, and lacerated him
so dreadfully that he died shortly afterwards
young tiger cub, which she splendid Ben
gal tgress, now travelling with the caravan,
had given birth to about four months since,
was the next victim to her rage, after which
she demolished several cages of rare and val.
liable birds. The keeper arrived at this june
tture, and after furious struggle succeeded
IN claiming the terocious brute. to the great
relief OF the surrounding neighborhood, the
people of which were afraid she would sue
coed in breaking from the building Cincia-
natt Commercial, 2Sth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

PRovIDENCB.-The assessors of taxes in
Providence, have completed the valuation of
the property for the present year, which is as
follows compared with that of 1876:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04


PERSONS Wlshhg to chain superior likeue sses of tbe
Sees OF friends, need no longer think they mus ro to
postoI OF sew YORK for them, for BABBITT is tskng
p..uIes 'QNa TO any obtained tere His Dagueyrrne
types are acknowledged by all to be Of a suDerior fo
anu 1lhsh, AID perfect ikcnesses His pbo,or,anbs
ust ne seen to be appreciated. Persons having dsone
reoypes Of decreased friends have them enlarged 70
any qued SIZE on parer by the Photographic pTocess
anu t!sn nnlshed IN oil or coors For large bic
LUZ. tI fnetF raph is the best BA BBITT is making
some splendid lkenesses polished glass In some
oSs tneSs are to be preferred For infants ard restless
en.e' me time Of sitting is short the natural ey
preston Of the child is easily retained For grcnns and
persons having weak eyes this speedy process is excel
et 10 Judge of the beauty and variety of hjs snec
mems, call at his rooms, Nos. D s. ~ Piper Bioclt
Main Street, Worcester. amor P dtt oA
Il he Fall Term of Miss NJ. c. EAToN,s School
VIII commence MONDAY, Sept. lst in Piper Block
auZf DIV
:, CSPar'nership Noticc.-The subscribers have
ens aay Iornod copartnershp for the purpose of ns-
acng general Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods business
to be known by the of jenkins, Hamilton 4 "a
D. n ~ 4ssNNDDS3 Z. W. HAMILTON
Worcester, July 28, 1856.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04
DRY GOODS. CARPETS.
EEATnERS AAII,- ~ 4 I'D 1acrr-r

ABOVE Douce' ny which it will he that we have mr.
chased the entire stock in trade Of b. H. Harden Co
Inc STOCK consists Of every description of
DRY GOODS. CARPETS.
FEATHERS, HAIR MATTRESSES. FLOOR
CLOTHS, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS;
10 which will be added all the new and choice styes Of
DRESS GoODS5 as soon they appear in the market
Mr ardon who has long been known as the purchaser
o. goods Tor the Old firm, will have charge of the same
department in the new; residing in New York and de-
voting his whole time to the purchase of all kinds NJ
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, he will possess unu
sua advantages for obtaining the modest stDles or
Goods upon the most favorable terms
FOR these reasons, shall be able to offer orr custom
es at al times goods at handsome per cent less than
competitors CAM and we do not hesitate to pledge orr
serves not to be undersold by any one We believe
therefore that ii will only necessary for MS tn sbo %
ana prices to secure liberal patronage; and should
any person ever receive any other than the most poe
and gentemany treatment from any one in our empIoy
they will confer favor by reporting il at once IN eo
member Of The fran. " 0
JENKINS, HAMILTON, & Co.
Successors to B. L. HARDoN & Co, 146 Main st.
u naAIED0S' 9. W. HAMILTON,
H. JENKINS @. A. WHITE
Worcester, July %, 1856. "a are
NOtice. EDWARD t WARDWELr. Is this dat,
ADMITTED into copaftnership with the subscriber in tbe
Who,t- ale and Retail Clothing and Tailoring business
which will be continued the old stand 168 and 17o
h co. " = "IANH
The subscriber desires to tender his grateful acknow
edgemens for the large patronage which has hitherto
been bestowed upon his establishment and ne wonld be
leave to solicit continuance of the same
Worcester, Aug. ], 1851. A. p WARE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

For sale by BUSH CO., 81 Front Street Worcester
and by all Druggists in Worcester and vicinity.
mch1 d2taw&w1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

STATE REFORM ScHooL FOR BoYs.-1he
school at present numbers $40 boys. ofthese l40
are employed on the farm l20 in manufacturing
shoes, of which more than 500 pairs are made
daily ZIG in sewing and knitting 60 in making
cane seats while others are made useful in the
laundry, cooking and other departments.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

n ma mi
by applying at this Otdce, immediately
ATTENTION, MINUTE MEN,
The Company will meet at Head Quarters fpolce Corrt
Room) at O'Clock this morning en route for Oamn lii
ooln. "TIMOTHY BIgELOw y CT, I'M
'P"'' - dit
Dr. j. CIawson Kelley, Analytical Physician
cah Oe consulted by ladies' ami gennen at his Office
corner OF Uunrch and Mechanic Streets, Worcester
throughout THURSDAY and FRIDAY the An and IN
9ePeDsri rse OF charge, upon all diseases of the hu-
man system Ladies and gentlemen arc invited 10 call
au27 w2l6dsics " ''''
Wanted-Colies OF The Dqiiy Sgv Of August 9th
ana 23ii also Woekty OF August 6sh and 2Oh.
People WIN BE Asronisi,cd, on visiting
L"ther'S CIothiRg Housotti
10 find how vary low they buy all kinds of
CLOTHING,
And especially THIN SUMMER CLOTHING.
THIN COATS, vests, AND PANTS,
OF good material, and fast colors, at bOo each.
THIS sale VIII continue ~ these extremely low prices
until most Of the goods sod and MI who see mis- no.
ce, and are In want will Of COURSE before purchasing
elsewhere, cal at
LUTHER's CLOTHING HOUSE.
No. Lincoia House Block,
Formerly Woroestsr House Block. u
CHAPLIN 4 TILLOTsOA,
ATTORNEYS AND UOuEsELLORs AT LAW
Nos. and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester. Mass.
nhAes VnsPlS o. H. rILLoTsoN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04
Salisbury Mnnsion

soTThsE NY ~ ~ ansi ion school LINCOLN
psii - otGtsrER VI ASS The Fan Term oS ~
III, Nchon Tor Young Lad es will o,a on " tnls
S The 10th day of September Le and ooD,in
Applications or admission or for CrcuIsrs -n
immediate attention. BEANIE prSnai,r ~ Il receive
Worcester, August g. 1856 '''0ipai o. NJ 5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

ATTORNEY, AND COUNSEL .r,
au5o Office Ne. Central E,cs... - la W
IA Chnuce.-The subscriber will sell III, IL,
consisting Of a nearly House Bsro ~ IS pace,
2I 5ni with great variety Of fruit II is 'iCs
tantston street near the Bloomingaale road IL On
ter p, m IN EsSI. % aHy day af-
VII deodSvtf Ni0 - a1SNER,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

and ST. eenlfss; Designer and Engraver upor Woo,
MAJ over the Quinsigamond Bank Fntyance 71
meet m1uss on Crescent Street All orders win
attention Particular attention 80
u'a''ihe Machlnery. dec30 Paa 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04
MRS.A. g. nUMpUPve

WIN receive pupils In the above branches at
AEg $ harvard Place Mrs ". also has Il great ,as
VI uesrdoe patterns for Embroidery, which she win
upon AL kinds OF Wooen, Silk Cotton n, In VIII marx
Wcui be grateful for the patronage of her fe ara
public 9 VI NSl 'ilehas and the
O. Orders for marking be left at PRATr,S ono NJ.
street, where patterns he seen iy2E daJs IAN
Ch"tera MOrbus, Cholera Fv,,..
p,, Dsnrrhea, and Dysenserv "'n'
Cordial. 'eP VI Hhu0aro' or Neutralizing
Hooker's Dysentery Cordial
Mrs. Riier's Drsentery Cordial
Wilson'S Dysenery Pordeys
Newton's Dysentery Cordial and Jo,,o,- q.
Balslm. N+''' "uu JAynes Carminotive
snd at Wholesale and re all by BUSH s. m p.,...
Druggists, 81 Front Street amos Sh q w, botanic
pr. III. K. MORRILL,, skHIIpI Cbv,;.;..
~ Il. ms remarks op Dyspepsia savs-Tba 49,.
en- uai nedclne to improve the tone ana ene,. 80 ~
stomach, is that prepared by Dr. Geo r C ~ ., me
the OTygeHated Buffers % Oieen' ana called
would publish the recipe for preparing This vslh,,
-tne, 1t Knew what it was, nut as L do not 7 c,,
III nv s use 1t seems tn to be mprat,lv
U"i,tu b'ttsFS at least in the p0pular cca,t TX; =
u'at erp 1t contains alcohol or obar sii ',o
rather sour thHn bitter Though re- nv rho ,vay a,
hot oo earnestly caution the dysuepc su Farsr aai+
n,'ers, ms isis of which is ale hal tr otber
~ 'P'ltS lney no more mpart real ENERGY to tba
au uie whlp gives strength 10 a horse The
summation which they excite is only ,e ,parsrv ana go
70 ne i'llowed by reaction which at l.notb ~ | le
oly wear out the stomach The medicine If which 7 ~
spetk ng, obviates these objections i' am
SETH W. FOWLE h co, 1873 Washington 81 po.o-
Fr0PrleioFs Sold by their agents everywhere '''-'
"eslereH q Nudge, Petersbam; Waite 4 Tbprstop
becgSIei Lsther Hill Spencer; Forbes 4 pptney Et
Brookted B. V. DeLand, North Brook 6eiS nast
field. deodSw55, - i'eeo' south Brook
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

STATE ELEoTIoNs.-The elections yet to
come, prior to the Presidential contest are as
follows:
Maine. .............sept Pennsylvania. Oct,l4
Florida ........... Oct. Indiana. Get IA
South Carolina. oct i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

S""'eE'a MOrbHs, Cholera Euf,,,,
p1, GDsnffRlea. and Dysenserv ''
Cordial. ~ 'i"'aiO' OF NeutralZng
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ATTENTION, MINUTE n

COMPOSITOR WANTED.
by applying at this 0hce, Immediately.
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CARD TO THE PuRLJc.

we desire to call the attention Of the public To the
ABOVE nolce by which it will he seen that we have mr.
CHASED the entire stock in trade Of B. L. Harden Co.
The stock consists Of every description of w.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

orders Tor marking can be left at PRATP,s 2os Moi
''''e'' "hefe patterns can he jy2I deodSwtt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

Sparkling SOdn Wafer, with the usual variety
Of choice syrups at ID. SCOTS, 25l Main corner on
Mechanic n. my23 dW
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

Mnssasoit sRlye,-W ectumoo, the wife Of Chief
Massasoit gave the first package of hB valuable ONT
ment to Edward Wnsow, who grst visited No Chief
during his Illness The coonsta used 1t with preat sue
cess, ana was Familiarity known "Massasoit Remedyn
20 cents por box.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-04

The Fall Term of MISS NJ, c. EAToN,B School
VIII commence a MONDAY, Sept. 1st, in Piper Block
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s'ld at Wholesale and re, all nv PTrsr1 s. 90
Druggists, 81 Front Street 30 Il q w.. Botanic
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10

In December, ls49. the House Of Represent
alivcs had the same difhculty In elccting q
speaker. thai they nov have. WINTHROP ol
Massachusetts,, aud ConR. Of Georgia, being
the Wing aud Democratic candidates after
ballo.ing for three weeks without choice, Mr..
STANTON. Of Tcpassssc, offered the following
resolution
Resolved. That the HOUSE viii Immediately
proceed TO the election Of Speaker rra roe,
and II aflcr the roll shall have been called three
times, no member shall have received major
ity oi the whole number OF votes, the roll shall
again BIZ called. and the member who shall ~.
ceve the largest pumber II votes, provided IL
b. majority Of quorum, shsll be declard
to be chosen Speaker"
This resolution was, aher quite struggle,
passed, and the bsllotins commenced again.
when the fourth ballot was announced 10 stand
cous, t02
wNruaor. -
Mr.. STANLEY, Of North Carolina, Immeai'
aisly offered resolution that nownL Cosu
be dcclari Speaker Of the Thirty First Con
grcss, which rcsolatioa was pssssd by ayes Ia.
nays a.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10
\ History OF the Campaign

Tbs eltor Of the ~. Joseph Cyeis. who was
one Of the proslavcry troops scut to medo'
Lawrence. gi,r~ the following hs,ory Il thu
campaign
Warriors numerous seven hundrcd nj law
rcnc's- seven hundrcl and forty at Wakarasa -
the first above. and thc sccond below Lawrence
scouting parties securing the country pris.
omrs brought in daily pale, sarSl. miserable
surgeons solicitons- -t,overnor and staff nero.
,iating in lawracc expresses passing hourly
warriors painting tw hattie spirits up
spirits down--schnaprs wra,hcr co,d storm
rsgr~-hail, rain. snow wind tcnts blown
down sheets and blankets blown up--trcs
blown out arior COOLED warriors shvrriny
no sleeping much complaining action Oh,
sird - impatiencc growing --prcycnbcr scarce
corn hr one hor-, s,olcn ior another oil
GER tried fw petit larcrny fined oysters prs.
ecu,ion to furnish liquor Various skirm'shs~ --
an editor worstsd-sa ofhcial cornSl schnapps
guns firing. warriors drilling patience es
going to ehargc- cxprss arrives 80
peace d,clarsl orlervi home scattering -
ooverd with glory victory end
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10
psh,sc pvisssms sssssbssks

Reports have bcn pu, In circulation by H
rious parties TO the effect that proposals have
bsen made by us 10. or entertained from. thu
opposition Ia regard to the DISPOSAL Of tbs pub
he printing at this session. We have not hish
erto di.cuwel, or alluded 10 the action " ue
Legislature On this sulject and we rar oitnow
only for the purpose Of stating that no proposal
touching the printing. has been made BY any
person connected with the pIosEER AND Dfso'
cm.r to any person representing any branch Of
the opposition; aud. furthermore, that no snch
urooosal will lie made or entertained heresftr'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10
Another Road 70 the Missassippl.
From the superior Chronicle Of Dec. IS


Hon. Mr.. Stergess, member d the Mime
sofa legislature, arrived at Superior on Sunday
from Little Falls ON the Mississippi. His OBJ
lage to this point. He reports that u very fa-
vorable route was found to Mile Lac, where il
intersects the road to st. Cloud. BY that
place, Little Falls is about one hundred and
twenty-five miles from Superior. An effort will
be made to secure an appropriation from the
General Government TO build q road to the Red
River, by Little Falls The stations at Fort
Ripley and Pembina could then be reached by
shorter and much better route than at pre-
sent, and at the same time open the valleys Of
the Upper Mississippi and Red River to emf
grution.
We are happy to witness the efforts Of our
Minnesota friends TO open thoroughiares to
Lake Superior. A hearty encouragement shall
always he extended by our citizens toward every
enterprise Of this kind. Our community is
small and weak but it will ever be found ready
and anxious to contribute, to the extent of its
ability. The road to Mile Lac is now being
opened by voluntary contributions, which speaks
well for its liberalty. The different towns on
the Mississippi can intersect their roads with
this one at Mile Lac. We hope soon TO hear
that the people at Fort Ripley, Grow Wing,
and the other towns are moving in this matter !;
and we say to all, that our people are ready to
give them cordial welcome.
Mr.. Sturgcss gives a very favorable descrip-
ton Of the country between Little Falls and
Superior, and in every way corrOborates the
statements made by the gentlemen lately from
st. Cloud. -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10

AnSivrp..--Hou Josxrn Roirrr and Hon
Cn,nws GH,Sr, members Of the Legislative
Assembly, arrived on Saturday. from Pcnhina
They lei, Tor 81 Paul Oh the 18th uli, wcr
delayed by deep SHOWS. anil did not arrive at
Crow Wing, with their dog trains, until Thurs
day last,
Snow is represented as having hllp to an
unusual depth between Crow Wing ami PEN
bina. At Cas- lake. when Mcssrs- Roisrrs
aud GmASr passed tina, point, the mercury in
the Thermometer stood forty three dcgrccs sN
low zero. but nj Pcmbina. up to the time "f
their departure, |, had no, fallen below twenty
egh, dcyr~s.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10

MILITARY RoAD.-Mr. T. c. Clark, the sur.
veyor of the Lake Superior and Point Douglass
Military Road, returned to this place last week
The road was not quite cut through when h.
len, but it was expected to he opened the pre-
sent week. Mr. Dobles team, which LEFT for
ST. Paul nearly two weeks ago has been de-
tanned on the road, in consequence Of its not
being open.
As soon as the above road is cut through.
the entire force in the empty Of Mesrs. Rice 4
Hanley will be put to work On the Mile lac
road.--Superior Ch,on,eie, 2jah Dec.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10

A late number Of the Badger State, in IN ar-
tieie on thu subject Of railroad concessions st
Portage City, speaking Of this road, says: =
The plan OF the Illinois and Wisconsin Com
pany, at the head of which is WIN. B. Ogden.
founded upon q solid basis Of actual cspifal.
and combining larger influence than any
other company ia ne West with The excsption
Of the Illinois Central, embraces extensive op
Grafton. 10 this State. From Chicago 70 Mad-
ison their route Is nearly IN airline, and even
the most superficial knowledge Of the country
must convince any one that Portage u the
next point for them to make from which they
can unite with the Ia Crosse TO construct u
line leading through the Lemonweir valley to
Chippewa Falls, Hudson River and st. Paul
on the one hand, and unite ell interests on the
route from this place to Stevens Point. Wau-
sau, Lake vieus Desert, either into the Aenom-
inee River, the Ontonagon River, or the WOf
River to Lake Superior, on the other
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10

We find 10 Gov. GosnAs's paper Of Friday
evening, and in other city papers Of Saturday
morning, pretended accounts Of M AMIR which
transpirci between Mr.. ). r. i.ousxs, Secretary
Of Minnesota, and oarseIf within the Capitol
building, on The 4th instant A. these accoants
both In regard to the cause Of the ARRAY, and
10 liz results, arc untrue, and ~ We believe tbe
versions thu. made public procccsld from Mr.
Rossxn, We Gel calIed upon 10 dcnounce the
s,atmcn,s az false, aud their author and circu'
lators NJ liars.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10

WoSASs RIaurs.- In the Constitution pr>
par,i by the Fr~ state party of Kansas thru
is provision tina, the frs, General A~rmhly
shall pro,'dc by law fr SECURING to thu ~ie
separate prcrsr,y aoqaird by her hcsr Or
aNer cover,urc. and the equal RICH, with the
husband TO the custody Of the,r children during
their minori,y AMI in ca-e Of ,ica,h, insanity.
ntemperanr. or grcs improprs,y Of the has
band their exclusive custody
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10

ERnArA--ln our Legislative report On Sasur-
day morning, Messrs. BorrnILkn. HOLLAND aud
MrRrmy arc SIT down as having voted for Mr.,
Noslss. This was IN unin,cn,ional mistake,
those gentleman having voted for Hon. JANIS
q Nonnis. 81 Washington county.