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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-05
AYnIICE- puKsrANT TO SECTION

NOTICE. -- PURSUANT TO SECTION
IN tLae Of the sst sn,tIsd A. sr pre- ibtsG rsiss
ssd rig ola ss 60, the Of us arising ssdr
a.. eel ~ fsasrss- sahei 81 .st fes the rsiisf Of
sltpsus %. To ne sp isa5s ~ the Ussd ststs sade'
ss,ss,n .ls,.msts sess ." Pssssd Nsrch ~. Isba
Pablo se,tre 10 bsssby r,es that 20 the sth day
v., A % Isls the sab-trtss sstss.d ri Tie Land
nm. a, wtsses r. the saas eossps. log Ne site
m. TOYS sf hssksss ety. In u. osssty Of 6tas Ess,
N s ,ss.t isf the 'svsrai esd Sssrnt ~ the
,ss,s ,hseof sssssdisG N their respective tnsss.
.L,sA lands d-sshsd 70 the dspssts re~elp ef the
Hsesvss 70, The ~ ssy rsssivsx By bin In payasnt
Accession, % talsss -
he sosth be e the sossh-ess' sgsS'~r ssd ~ No
Oss Il seiise Va sis, ssd the so'sb s.si qusr,s 'hs
nosth est aaars' ssd 10, No fssr ~ sset No ssvsn
Ia to~s shit n" les ~ ri ss NO 10 ". ssstsiai g
.. hss's ssd issa', o ne seres.
gS,h spd svs'y pssv0u sss.sisfisn, 90 e"mrasy ~
tssssss IA MEG - be 'sesy.ss q esesps",s to
have W po. sss - 70 ~ ea,ied 10 the rsh o. uees-
pss~y p sss-sos sf ssch ssd 80 On, 30. essss, par
eel .kss. thereof l. rsqsrd ~ hs l"sfh -settss :.
the ssd set ale withs stty days 90 ~ svst pss
hssiss q ths notice i The nes 81 ne ssheessser 81
HsI's f1.lss nestt county N ssaisw~ssm wrtiss
sestsieirs N seestsss asssrg'i ~s' he pastisaist
..... OF =. ,ts -bieh bs che er they eiAiu
I. M, 81 ts,sss-s ssl u he .psene sght. assse,
., estate -hek h. she sr 'ssy se-p~ess.ly eiAls to
,ss,s.f 40. CHATFlsLO,
ms,so dAss~ Judge, &c.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-05

SrscrAL Hs,TioN. On Tuesday the tenth
day Of June next. an election will be- held In
the 6si Ward to all the vacancy In the Boari
Of Aldermen occasicned by the absence Of
William n MOBILES, E>q Tho officer elected
at tina, time will hold hia ofYice until the frs,
Tuesday 10 May next
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UrsDsrsos ssD CLKsooE PLasr ROAD
Passengers down Yesterday from the N'nneso's
River, state that the iIenderson and Cleuc0
PLANK Road Company, chartered las, winter
by ihc legislature are about 10 commence con
r,ruc.iog their road, aud thai i will be pat
through a. ann ~ J1sslhlr
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UsIvKKsrrv or MrssssUA regents Of
thu University Of Minnesota. met pursusnt 10
sdioornm~pt at H. Paul on Monday last. the
18Th The following regests we're pscsspt;--.
Hon. II. II Sibey. Franklin Stseie. k-q..
Hon. A. Van Worries. Rev. j. ID. kheIdsdsr.
Issso At ~stsr. John II Stevens and A. N
Fridley Franklin s,ss.ie. Esq.. Pr,siieni. in
the chair. The minutes Of the last meeting
sere read and approved. Tue property which
coat the University 500, 10 now worth $50,
900. Me.sr. A. Van Worries. " Black and
Is. Nelson v,re appointed . COMMITTEES 10 20
anirs into the props,ety Of leasing pine land,
90 the II. Croit. The iands belonging TO the
University On Rum ard 81 Croir rivers have
Is,n trr-pa.sed upoo 10 small extent and q
resolution paz.ed the board. directing the Sec
re,ary 10 prosecute prrsoss who Rod tres.pA.,-
~ nppn the lsDd
M. Sibley moved, aeconded by J ~ Ste
ven, thu, bond. he issued for iiftssn thousand
dollars. N sans Dol less than . thoossnd dol.
mr.. esch, uiis interest no; 10 sIcsed twelve
~, cert. ter snnum. This money 10 bs uSsi
n d, i,aying the eIpenss already incurred for
,hs u,frbase n The site and the erection Of the
bu,II,ugs. W. stssle. the PrsldeD, Of the
board. aid that sfrsagsmenn bad i,sen male
10 r.i,e The nOfsJ On The bonds The build
ing Comm iti,. wsse Instructed 10 sblicit plan.
~, m. baiblings Tbs COMMITTEES consists Of
judy. N.l,r. John n stevens, n. Nclsoo,
A. N. FrHsy and l.aae Aiws.r. Tb~
bard adouru~j 70 met at the ST Charles
Ho,sl. 81. Anthony. on the lest Monday In
June 49, T,m~
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~. DrsrWicr CouKr. This Court CON
mcnced la June term ia ,his city yesterday.
Hon. Mosss SnrMssnss prrsiding. On the
docket are about 20 cass ior trial. and . long
term IL anticipated
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Frsn ksr, Hos-ss m quality "' '@
large nan ssr III horses that has bcsD landed o.
orr l~yse bis sesson csnno, 10 Sirf~-ssd In
any stais IN The Union.
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r COMMISSIONERS NOTlCE--IN PROF A rE
~ C0rR = aAMsrv COUNTY. nfNNEsorA IN

sIioev
rs ssdsr.iessd hs'iss bsss srps,sist W ~ Hen.
~ tass ''ssrs u Hsmssy Ceans ,Ca9ateeesn@ e
sssssa ssses sssssy gv.s to eli hsyne esss ess'sss
~ estate W pss-ss, tssa tsiy sseseussssi Ia Ne
spAs .i<s@d Il thu e0es 81 iGesas, ~ rsai wtno
,hs .aths frsn 10 asss ksvef ~ fseses tas.
"a. h.9IksAMn
~ D<~v CIV. Aane1o~o
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NEW Boar ron MINNESOTA HhsEn.--A
boa, has been recently bull, erprcssly Tor the
Minnesota River trade She Is short side
wheel boat, well suited for the navigation Of
that crooked river Is commanded by Captain
Abfums, and win be- here In day or two to
receive freight for that fast settling region
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Ps.rr- Raw Mil NJ 81 Peter |. said To b.
progressing rapidly The machinery fx Il
which W. noticed a. having arrived from below
several days sinne. !. nov hing pot IN, and will
h. ready Tor o comroencepcnt of operations o.
the 9Th Il July NIT A very Snsble way Of
celebrating tina, glorious anniversary
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M.sKAro Our. Properly holders Ia Man
kato City will be gra,ihcd TO learn that now
by application 10 Judge CaAry,sip. they Can
pcriec, their title, the town sic having bce,
catered by the Judge. in accordance with tbs
act 81 Congress for that purpose.
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ANOTHER lnK.rSicAL CoxrASf We ~
ccived yesterday = letter from John tIun'lcy
ESQ, stating his intention TO ~ here somctims
next month, with good Theatrical Company
including the weltkuowu and popular Miss
Sally 81 Clair. lie will send US. he says, a
full list in short timc. nsi due notice will he
given Of the time OF their performance.
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,r,gRRnoRY or MiSNS0TA--
COUNTY OF aicR, q.

So.iss Is ss,.sy Csss that shsn s.piy " The Dis
,rses 10 ed ~ The eeapsy sf kc~ I've neat
ss..,ss ef The ssi1 css 81 20 sssi 70 sd county
ssssss d. AsdssAe - vsubssiI. kssva 80 Mocisi
issi ASdiisse - esribssit plot a. -hieh Addiitn
sd sssst,, Jssssy s,h. A. D. 49,, u % etIe~n
Plate, pagsb. nrGH ho1.kLlAN'
tpassd a SasSl.. alt n r Ma, sth. lass = o-Al~
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Ss~ sfAss LISA new .tsg- linz 10 nos
established b.,-een ibs city ADd Hadson
wi.cousn. asgr viz leave Hudson ever,
norping and return in tks evening. issv
Ing the American Houxe. ~, Paul, n tw,
o'eIost 10 tbs sftsrnnop
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-05

Capt Groroy, th Railroad Agent in hi
city. he. sold zinc prem, sesson upwards
$4,000 word Of through Tickets to pr'on
Yoing fss'
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rHIEVss ArorsD. "A lev nights siDc- The
store NJ M'~sss. swirl Hamilton. under th
n~w hotel. was broken opes. and Few srticIs
81 ~ great valse were .tolea- The thieves u,
doab, we're disappointed in ,he o,,ea Of the
.esrek
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Tux Nkw WARsnccsk ~ Persons who have
noticed the splendid stone warehouse now being
erected by J W, Simpson, ESQ, on the lcvoc,
have thought tina, il projected into the street
rather beyond wha, the Law allows; but On
investigation II is found that the proprietor has
not only kept on his own ground. but that the
building does no, conc within Tour or five ke'
cf the city property As il now Il the passage
way between the building and tho water Is quite
too narrow and until tho "cvcc Improvement"
Is accomplish. II must b. great source Of In.
convenience, This Is only All instance Of the
many streets In this city that would lead one to
suppose that when 81. Paul was laid oot, Min
nesota must have been short ont for land "
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PROM sArOkpAf's DAUt
CeumcIl Proceedtnys.


TscssrAv hsy 70
Present. Alderman Ersaek kmsssos, is,iss, hscsasy
ny an, kaueb and -eburn lot
Ald-twan kmssses PRECEDING
Minr's. Of last meeting wsfe fesl and adopted
apyosv.
Of CITY Attorney 10 whom yes referred hewds vi s,
onHeefs rs,srnins them ~ correct. IN mo,ios 60
esptsd.
o. Commluss whpm wss r.fs re-, the tettors fos
police made the following report
If ~. .,.,.I .,r,s.,,s ~ .,po'"s~.s, q. r.". II
eosis 30 love 10 rspest ,.s toll sins smss % est
rroper p.tso To a,sehsve n" DATES ef reles oes's
aud ~.si sscommead that tbs b app ated, via t~n
nj. Dusns, siehols. Miller, Ed-srd k.hs, snd g.
Hssd~la. ". ecGMthTf
CHAs RAU'U
Report seosptsd and Couml,,ss ats~kssssa.
On moti"s 81 Aldsrpsn if.ins ha the ccsneh aos
proceed 10 bsiio, @ -four objects .spsrs ely Aa"p,sd
Jsha Gate, ,sss.'.d vote. 80 i'sa,s Osssss
Nicholas Miller 4 votes ed Dssbs
N g NeIa~,s ssses asa y w. sess
Edsard hskes vo,es ssd Boi.seri
whsseapss J.As t.sbsi Mich o'as Miller, q usrass
and Ed~ssd Ashs'. having -, fscs',si m.je,', u
the dseIsrr dIy elected Ia dia hsfss
ths duties 81 pol 90 sao.rs
OF n. Oliver sid e,ks,s 'v.ldsa,. II Third w.,d.
ios the Es,sssiea Of Nee street hsisusa 90 oo"mi'
tee On s,rs<is
~ AlJssmsa Nsg' oty.
Rssslvss fbs, the clsrt b. alree,ed 10 proess. ~
the Aat bal seA po,.e "mssrss sta, a. dtse''d BY
the ssita. nee pssssd 81 funs, mss,iag
o. Alderman htaarh,
Rsssivsa, Ths, sppropss' Ion bs made In i.vos d
the s'see' ,enm's.""s'. Il ne Sins wssd, an, 81 'hs
tsnd of sid wstt.
~ Aterman Medsosty.
Re- ov~d Thai The tiy Surveyor he requested - PR
cur. for the Ass"sso's ops 81 felem 4 90 . msp n
the ci'-e os each Ward ssd make sralsslss 40 fo
tho A.. sso,s ~ the smovn, a. ioj In sssh ~0a 10
isid "a ie,o sddtons and the, he sombsr IN. ss SO
b,ats e"t'se,, whore required.
I'm motion .djpurssi.
- I. EMEAsOs,
rfsslNsn, pre- tom ssd As,ax Msyor
T.. y Corrts Cay Cisrt
Nor f'osQusRsD. 49, We understand thsi
Messrs MoCLcso 4 PAsr. WHOSE building on
~ Anthony street. was destroyed by are ~
weeks aincc. will obtain IRON Mr. Whitaker.
the owner NJ the ground, an extension Of their
lesscto fifteen or twenty years and thu, the,
design immediately 10 commence the erection
Of n large. substantial Gr proof stone building
on ,hc site Of the one burned. This IL q spirit
Of enterprise worthy d the communication Of
our citirns, and W. loub, no, ,Ley will find
tenants on remunerstive ,erms. 50 soon ~ their
building IL hIbitsble.
We siso learn that Dr. Stewart will build
again n soon a be- csn perfect his arrange
ments
%. r,tL I'o,iok. II will be SSH by rety
enoe TO the Council proceedings. that John
Usbsi. Sicbola, Miller, N. 4. Iisrd~,y and
Edward Msbrr were aDOotnteJ on Wednesday
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"a rArL Io,IoK - II will be SSH by fetr
ence 10 the Council proceedings. THAI Jobu
Usbsi. Nicholas Miller. NJ. 4. Hsrd~,g and
Edward Msher were appointed Oh wednssds,
evening" o. poliee officers Of this city
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Pxcs - WAN God spring water. car.
RED aba, III city, a. !, Loo %. in carts. eo.n
a, th. .,a,o, Il he year sbDa, thirty ospta
per barre. and riyer water from ten 70 fifteen
o.n,s. according N the distance conveyed 10
,be winter tine i IL higher even than ,b~ss
,.,,s and rten ve consider the iun~us qasn.
tits coossued throughout the city ard state
,b., many hoa-ho'ders loves, annually between
100 snd tire. kgDdr-d dollar. 10 the con,soii.
". sns dc. ess be E.sd d The amoani Of pat
rssass ,hs, ~ll he given 70 The ws,u Coo-
pssy % sen o. II 10 10 saoesssfd spsstios
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Sns FRIDAYS p<sLy.

ANRivAIs AND WnAarAoe.---The record q
arrivals and wharfage KEEP, BY deputy Marshal
SrrLIxAS, shows tina, sincc the opening 81 nav
ga,iou there havc heen lee arrivals RON h-
low the lake, and about Go from the Minnesota
River aud other points TO which steamboats,
are accustomed 60 trade Tho Wharfage al
ready r,ccivrd amounts 10 Sass, and " the
6rst month shows such commerce ~ this.
the present year may I've expected to exhibit
double the amour, Of business Of any previous
year The number Of arrivals during the
whole OF last season was $50. and the amount
Of wharfage received nv the CITY Marshal was
about $1,000.
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NARBLEi MARBLEl,--JtisT RECEIVED
wi Ar rItE MINNESOTA hAHniE WORKS., eafss,
of Jsehsan sad Seventh streets, 81 Pswi. q eLrle
lat NJ Amsioss sd italian Moesmests, Tsab stsss-
Marble CA,nsssy Pieees fss.naf~ slabs, ~
Tkass wishing tn saitAhis and lasting tfihai
a. the memsfsy ~ hsiS treeda, will do well call
ssamne bstofs psfehss,ag ei-sshsr~.
s~vs a. ass aa~a ~, TOsrEvik 4 %.
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MEn.ccn..A AN = a, !. IT! coa rluen AND

aust y, satin, fpa, ~ a ALAN, iu Irictor,
Having tsk~e the shave Wotsi and tho,oashiy tert
at,eJ sod 80 tsta.hsd ", M ALiEN beg. 60 iairsIp
the chten. 81 ~ Paul and ,he travel ns p1tr that
no 10 Wo~ prepared to accommodate both ke,r,,rrs
aud travellers IN 'osnner uhsaip passed. ~ the rtt,
The table .hst always be ri~ VIA the hes, the
@sthe, anefis Tbs loo atiou ~ The 4, tcing iue
diaasly In ,rost 81 The steamboat ar rs aud In The
business portion q, the Guy, nskssi pasueaIsTi, lie
s,rsbie 10 those VINO sish Ia depart boats irsr.
fsS ~-ssres> ~ ssp ssss- A:as.t lsSy
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IRWIN 4 JONES, ATTORNEYS At LAW.
] 81 Paul Niaevsoss omss =, the ame. Of N. q =
vAs.hsl CORNER OF ~ An'hony sea Ms,tei streets.
MwN oSr.
tt~c. 4. tshs. aS~ly
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MISCELLANEOUS

DRISBlN a BIGEl.Ow. ATTORNEYS AND
ID CorNaELLORa AT LAW. urics IN b.o. Rox
corner sfTh,ri and Minnesota streets, n, Paul MINI
~. Pssi, Nay Z. tsse aAwiy
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MY FATHER.
A Story for Sunday School Children

Mr.. Selden was travelling with his
two little boys, Charles and Robert;
they had slept in an inn in the coun-
try within days ride of their home,
and early in the morning Mr.. Selden
proceeded to awaken his boys that
they might resume their journey. As
he was about to open their chamber
door, however, he overheard the fol-
lowing conversation between them
that induced him for a moment to be-
come listener:
81 don't see the use of saying my
prayers so often" said Charles, eff you
choose to, it's nothing to me, but it's
what I've no notion Of doing every
morning"
swell, Charles" replied Robert, 81
think at least you might keep still
while am engaged in prayer; for If |
do not pray do not feel well all day.
We ought both to be thankful to God
that we are alive and well this beau
tiful morning"
"Well, | am glad, to be sure, but it's
enough for me to say my prayers at
night when am going to Sleep .
Nj Sciden now entered the room
ard found Charles all dressed and ready
TO GO below, so he merely reminded
Robert to come down as soon as he
could; and proposed a walk with
Charles in the meantime, to which he
.ioyfully asssnted.
The house was very pleasantly stu
ated, and except the high road in front
was almost surrounded by thick and
beautiful wood.
"Let us follow this path, father"
said Charles, sit looks so retired among
the old trees; | believe | never was in
a real forest before"
So Mr.. Selden walked the path his
son had selected, and talked to him
about the various trees he saw, and
answered all his questions about them;
such as how long he supposed they
had been growing, and which was
most used for building, and which
would make the best canes for Rob-
ert and himself.
They had now strolled farther into
the wood than they had at first intend.
Cd and the path seemed to diverge
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EAST TENNESSEE
M A r BIZ F. WORKS,
BY CHARLES SCHMITr.

d. CHANLEo OCHMIIT,
Kn6xville,'.. Tennessee
Continues the business of Marble Manufac-
turing at the old stand, adjoining William
Ingle's Mills and Ware Rooms, on Cumber.
land Street, opposite the Coleman House,
and west of Coffin's old stand, where he
Keeps constantly on hand large assortment
of work, such as Monuments, Tombs, Grave.
stones, Statuary, Fountains and Urns, Of the
latest style, and Of the finest and best East
Tennessee Marble, which ishighly spoken Of
here and elsewhere.
He has had experience in Marble Manu-
featuring for the last twelve years, especially
in the largest cities of Europe, and in the
United States; he fatters himself that he
feels able to fill oil orders concerned with tho
above business 10 a satisfaction at short notice
and cheaper than the cheapest.
Drawings Of the above work will be sent to
any Post Office in the State so persons abroad
have chance to purchase by letter, as we'll
as if they were here personally.
Or The East Tennessee Marble Works
received the premiums offered by the Fairs
held at Loudon, Tenn, October 23d, 1855,
and at Knoxville, October Both, 1856, for the
best work in Marble.
Refer to James Harris, C. R. Embrey, B.
S. Tempeton, Nathan Frzzell, and others, in.
Winchester. c. M. FARMER, agent for
Franklin county.
Particular attention will be paid to boxing
and packing for transportation.
Feb 81 '56 ly
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BATHING SALOON AND BARBER

Henry, the Barber, calls the attention of
the citizens of Winchester and vicinity to his
EXCELLENT BATH ROOMS
he has just fitted up in connection with his
BARBER SHOP.
These Rooms are supplied with water from
two Of the best Cisterns to be found anywhere,
holding near four hundred barrels. Warm,
Cold, Shower and Pouring baths, also an AS
cending Douche, very convenient. He feels
confident that better facilities for bathing can
not be found anywhere North OF South
And as the cleansing Of the body is thing
conducive to health and pleasure, he Aatters
himself that he will receive liberal patron
age. Shaving and har-dressing also contn-
ued as usual, after the most approved styles.
A supply Of the finest Cigars always Oh
hand. HENRY the Barber
Mar22 I'm
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Winchester, Tennessee.
THANKFUL for past favors, beg leave to
inform their friends and the public generally,
that they still continue the Cabinet Business
at their new house, Southeast side of the
Public Square, Winchester, Tenn. r
FURNITURE
Constantly on hand, or made to order. So.
fas and Chairs re-upholstered, and old furni.
ture repaired. Matt resses made to order on
short notice. Collins made and conveyed to
any part Of the county without extra charge.
ROBINSON e. HALL.
February 10, '56-Iy.
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arm. Just as ! put away the thorns
and brambles from your path, just 30
is the path of the Christian made easy
by his heavenly Father. Andy you now
see, also, that as, when was absent
difficulties overwhelmed you; in like
manner, without God, you will have
no resources in your troubles; you can
do dothing to help yourself, and you
will sink under the storms Of his indig.
nation.
"But above all, my beloved ones, re.
member that, if in the midst Of whir'
winds. darkness, and tempests, you
sincerely call on God, our heavenly
Father, he will draw near, he will
have you. He is always nigh at hand
always watching you and waiting to
hear you cry unto him, MY Father
thou art the guide ofmy YOUTH"
20, my dear father" faltered out
Charles, "will you forgive me for the
great sin of sayingI could do without
prayer! for see now how sinful |
was"
ut is not me whom you have Of
Tended, Charles, but it is your Father
in Heaven whose guidance you have
rejected; go to him, my boy, and ask
him to pardon and protect you; ever
bearing in mind that he who restraints
prayer is despising the only means
that will secure him protection
through this wilderness, and guide
to an everlasting home in heaven"
"Dear papa" softly whispered Ma
ry, as Charles left the room, "did you
hide yourself in the bushes on purpose
to teach Charley this good lcsson!"
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MIR. Buchanan and Squattcr
Sovereignty.


Mr.. Buchanan in his letter Of accept.
ance openly and boldly approves this doc.
trine. Remember that, people Of the
South, and read the following:
"But while giving to his letter the &C.
acknowledgement Of our admiration and re.
spect, we refrain from evoking any recol.
lectons which may seem to mar the sin.
certify Of our praise, and for like reason
we forbear all comment upon the inter.
probation which Mr.. Buchanan gives to a
disputed point Of Democratic doctrine, re.
speeding the power Of Territory to es-
tablish or prohibit the institution Of sla.
very. Mr. Buchanan, it will be seen. gives
in his adhesion TO the principle Of Squat.
ter Sovereignty, as it is popularly called,
in terms the most definite and express,
understanding, as he does, that Congress
by its recent legislation upon this subject,
has simply declared that the people Of a
Territory, like those Of State, shall de.
eide for themselves whether slavery shall
or shall not exist within their limits. -
National Mseligcncer.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-03
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