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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29
Affairs IN = an sss.

ST, Lous. May "a.
The Dsmosrafs Kansas correspondent. under
date Of the 10th. writes that hon eight to
twelve hundred men were encampcd near Le
compton. Tho people Of lAwrenos seut note
TO Col. Sumper, asking him TO station body
Of men In the vicinity Of that place 10 prevent
the mob procceding to ssDguinsry ertrcmites
lie declined, saying he had no power to move
without orders.
! Mr. Cox, OF Lawrence, waited on Marsha
Donaldson TO ascertain II anything could bc
done pcaceably TO prevent his monster posss
from entering town. The Mashsl. said their
demands must bc complied with previous 10 his
eoosen,ins to their not entering Lawrence with
NIL bis forces. lat Every man against whom
q process Was issued should bs surrendered
"a, Al munitions Of war In Lawrence 10 be
delivered up ID. Tbs citizens should pledge
themselves implicitly 70 obey tbs present enact.
mcnt Of Kansas. list osths, taIes. and all.
Upon the receipt Of this tho citissns held =
public meeting. and drew up = letter 10 the
Marshal, stating that be and every person act.
ink under him would 10 allowed 70 execute any
legal process against any inhabitant Of Law
renee. and II called upoo they would serve ~
poses 10 making arrests. That there would
not now. nor At any iuture time. lie sDy resist
ance 10 law, aud they only awaited the oppor.
taniiy TO testify their fidelity TO the Union and
Constitution. That thry claimed 10 bc Law
abiding. ordcr ioy.og ,iiisa,s, and xssed 30 Ss
protected by the Constituted authorities. The
purpoft u the Marshals answer was that be
did not believe the promises Of the people Of
La wrcnce that be regarded tbom ~ rebels and
traitors. and they should know HE demands
when he came.
The above comes from the greatest manu-
factory Of Kansas roofbacks IN the coun
try Our fesdsn can take Il for what IL 10
worth
81. LJuis. May a.
The Democrat learns from q gentleman sr
rived from Jefferson City yesterday, that dis
patch bad been received there. stating that
battle bad been fought at LAwreoce, and I
number Of persons killed On both sides. bat q,
particulars were given
A msss meeting Was held ct Kickspot
which resolved upon ssckiog the Kansas Lilo
tsl 10 Ksnsss City. undssstod 10 be owBsd b.
Massachusetts, men, snd ~ certain was its de
struction considered, that families had moved
cot.
Tbs citissDs Of KickApoo oGsred reward Of
two hundred dollars for Gen. Poperoy. and
parties bad been sent out 10 search Of him.
n. +. Conway writes TO the Democrat. say
ing that himself and Gen. Schuyler. Wills On
\ the way from 81. Louis ~ Lssveoworih Sefr
aireytsd Ut Psrkyillc, Missouri 90 the 30 iost.
on the charge 81 being fvgtives, and deiaioso
I'LL positive information could br ob'An"" IRON
Ircfaupton
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Sr ANTHONY From that valuable and In.
,.,o.,;no ,,,,,., A.. r.. a., a.. A.,
lowing:
g. N, ~
AsNs'oN pmp"N' ms ot'ugc uo'ns
my o"s'"erS '"e prevent season tue ~
w'P's An.c Tue opening on inc r'ver' Nap''
,aPp' ,,'"'uS w. n"No a,e'as'a from seventy
" ~'e"'. Nv. uo',a's INr oa!' ms "'so
.".'es~ o'e, 'o' ms, Scason' ana !" ~ NOV NJ
" '"',o 'nu.N ~ 'ne rsp'n advance o' s,
Au'nouy MI" "'nneapo''s anu Tue a'pAeen'
'''"''
LINE cssrs. Simon Stevens 4 Co. Of
Clear Water have lime that IL equal TO the Gel
s r'% noma'on i.mc o' Maine Messrs
u"o' =" ."H''s' u' "'"uc"Po',s ""sous' pr"
"ou"re ,' SUPERIOR 70 'nc ALTON i'te ON
sa $3.50 ,'S' -. ~ ny ~ .ayN TeEv
"As "''''"'''' o'c" '""ouuo'u 'o'o 'h' ''r''
WY
tina AZ h.'ohiss1S.---" are sorry u
earn .ns' 'or Ise,'ins house 0, Lewis iiat'ns
'on' Es9 ~ HUTCHINSON, was uS'royeu ny nr'
=" Wo'"vuay 'as.' Mr' harrington WA
.ra.''B ou ,""a nv" oa,n'ps og p'es neaI .n'
caught fin, We did NOT learn ia. amount o.
the loss, bu, we heard that that tho house. cos,
Mr. II about eight buudrcd dollars.
Ink Minneapolis manufacturing company
nave organized under tho PROVISIONS OF The
charter granted last winter The following Il
The list OF officers
lion Robert smith fresideut
geo ., huy Seer
": morrison. IIe"su'sr.
Ihrec'ors H. smith, y, . hlI,ott' n r.
Tan and q K swIf, "
~. und,,.,.,J !, 1. al, i,,.,,,., ~ ,.o
- =, ao..,.." t,....,. ~, a.
.o"p " - "P'''''' v" NV
"a"'p'"'' Nv "" '''V '"'
Tus propristors OF the Min. are repairing
the breach in the dam occasoned by the late
high water. We understand that tho damage
viii not prove acrious, aud that u few hundred
dollars will pu, |, IN order. probably without
any necessity of stopping the Mills
Rrruaxsp--Wo are pleased 10 acc tina, +.
Steele. Esq, has rturned from the East, In good
health, and the intention. with his associates.
OF pushing forward improvements with vigor
the coming seasou
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WHAT SHALL Bg poskf-It Ia well known
to our citizens that. among others. q very re.
spectacle and worthy citizen. Mr.. Amidon. wa,
burned gu, at the late fire; and not only so bu,
this Is the second tune be has suffered the oss
OF all within the last six months We think
this is case calling for the substantial sympa
,hies Of our citizens. Mr.. A. isa most worth,
man, with, rs We understand. a family depend
ant on him for support, and be somewhat al
vanccd in life. Who viii aid in the good
work. We will do what We can, aud shall be
most happy to receive any contributions for
this object, which shall be duly acknowledged
or in any other way assis, in advancing SC
worthy an objec,
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF LOT.
" TEutEb, balTinoRR A pstI n lak6-

hs ss6sssssst Csnni.sionsr Of Ia ists@ the stats
OF ssrJissd esss IN sses dsiiy disssrs from vsloss
kosihss q Tie sssary mshas isss.iy % - Lottery
ssssmss With sheh the eosntry 10 oJsd snd witch
gsspsr 70 BE- 'dsus<sd ~ As arss sss y ~ ksvtssI
cc~ssdassd Lste,,s," Lts. ihis ne Lod sss~sr ~
.seh httsO u nasiry Esd iai"sm The psbIss sAs al
are 0rs S,esd 'hst tsftssa parties sho ssyis thsus
:s,s. nei. 20 ssd ts.lssd 70 ss hsassvr. o.
otso, ere imDssies asd sid kttssy Q Esst. hasiur
srihss lsssi a. prsssnrtvs sHi.isses end tat sn
stAsr a1tIt,ss hsn, ssylsd hsuy Co.. t1sssIsud.
pra . 20 ss msssg.r- 20 ss.s's tss ars sl.s ted.
III bAaD thAkCE Of ihi. eiiy, the Coal sesss fer
du.ns The hasyl.nd Lyssstrs ne Sasiness /. {, a.
gf esd thsy hsvs 90 sole sesais 10 the ei,y Il Ball.
.ss. Ihsss are Aessves ssas fsssy is-s.sd vsadsrs
90 ~ Ste o. hAtJ lssd who derive esnss uadsr hin
ho.ss sss soes " 81 uchets Ia the nsy had Lot.
ssnss' y u. McPHAIL,
Cennass,ssss u Lsttriss fss he STATE ~
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saov rrEp<Y s pAiIY,

lnK Session iAws--The laws Of the last
session have nov all beca printed. Although
lhsrc arc three times the humber Il those Of
the session previous we have published them
al . much earlier day than has beea usual.
They have already bccu sen, GU, to our sub.
scribers 10 = pamphlet io,m. and the edition
printed by order of the Government will be
ready for the binder in u short time
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

Charles RAach, ESQ, the well known and
popular proprietor Of the Apollo Hall rsitcsh.
ment rooms is about to vacate the buildiug
now occupied by him. which is to BE- entirely
rcmodeled aid occupied by Nessrs. Bracket,
4 Co. gcn,lcmen whom Mr. Ranch takes
pleasure in recommending to the pablo II
they keep as popular an establishment Us their
Predecessor. il will be all the public will ask
Tor, and all the propre,ors can wish.
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rors'sn New...Arrlvai Of ,hs Canada.
MAluAx. Nav n.

HALuAx, May 81,
Tho steamship Canada. from Liverpool, Nav
10Th. arrived here N =, ~. The Washing
ton arrived At Southampton. May eth, and III,
Cambria and Baltic at Liverpool on the sam,
day,
The clipper ship Racer had gone ashore o,
Arklow Bank. and would probably prove ,
total wreck. The crew and oil tho pasrng~rs
numbering over 800 wcw SAVED.
GREAr BRrAiS.--Thc Queen held Cour
at Buckingham Palace on the 7th. for the par
pose " receiving tho addrc~ses on the Pcac
question, from the llouss Of Lords and Oh
House of Commons. The depatations cam
in great state, and numbered ucar 100 pcrsous
The Queen briefly acknowledged the Addresses
and expressed her satisfaction At the recstab
lishment 81 peacr, on basis securing la par
maDcncr.
Both Houses Of Parliament have accorded Z
vote Of thanks to the Army and Navy aud Z
pension Of 81 900 10 Gen williams who Il
also created Baropet. with the title Of Sir
William T. Williams Of kars.
The Queen has granted an amnesty 20 politi.
cal offenders, consequently Smith y Bricn. Fro~t,
Jones and Others, may return home, SPECIAL
exception IL made. 10 those who have escaped
" Amer'cs
Count woodruff has been appointed Envoy
extraordinary TO 81 fe'erourgh.
FRANCE A bill was introduced into the
legislature granting aoooo francs Tor the
baptism OF the Imperial infant
The Minister OF Russia TO France. Count
or'ou, has taken The " afonso" palace 10 far's
on three years lease.
BsLoirS--Thc Senate was convened Wcdpes
day l%th, Count Walewskis demand TO mug
ale the press Of Belgium created great excite
meu,. A dispa,ch from prussels saws " In th,
! ts,.Ar,~ .,,- 8, s,
answerIn, the Question In regard Ca the angel
of Coun, Walenski ON the press of Belgium
~ ,lie5 ,ha, sne.,cb had mt iss,p ofseI.llv com
munio.t,J 10 tho Uoyerum,n,. but when thal
conmnni,a,,on .hould be made tho anawe,
would Inc ready. anJ would he Communicate,
10 ali the (,oyerpmen, would formally main
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29
yRox SATURDAYS pLnf.
Conviction for the latrodsesion 81 spir-
tsuoas Li0aors Into Indian Country.


isuoas Lisaors Into Indian Country.
At The late term Of the United States Die
tict Court. at Traverse dss Sioux. beforc Jadgs
CHArrIxlp, JAMES Nircuni was convicted for
the offence Of introducing liquor into the Indian
country,
Although the United States have instituted
. great number Of indictments against offend.
ers under the act Of Congress, this Is the frs,
time jury has been prevailed upss 10 this
Territory, to find a verde, Of guilty We
hope tha, this conviction viii have a sala,ary
effect in checking this wicked traffic, which has
been the cause Of % much injury aud democrat
nation to the Indians, and danger 10 the
whites
The penalties imposed BY law for such often
ees Is . fine Of Eve hundred dollars and impris.
onmeut in the Psnitentisry. In the discretion
Of the Court, not exceeding two years. This
case has been appealed to the Supreme Court,
and IL the verdict Il sustained. sentence will be
passed BY tina, Court The case was argued
by NJ, W. lawn, ESQ. acting U S, District
Attorney for the U, s. Attorney. and the
Hou. CuARLxs Il. FLASpRAr for the dckncc
aud Its trial created great deal Of interest
We understand that II 10 the intention Of
Doctor HsusscnxAS. Superintendent OF In.
dian Affairs. to cause q vigorous prosecution
OF oil like offences.
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Yesterday was scorcher. The rush TOT
soda fountains and the shade was tremendous.
and the heat. intense and almost unbcarable
was indicated not only by the thermometer Of
mercury, bu, by the pulling. swcl,criny multi
tude that were Obliged TO be out under the
burning rays Of the sun. Blu, Il was = glori
Gus day tor vegetation Of all kinds The leaves
came forward at twoior,y gait. and cawu p
commenced once again to demonstrate that Is
can be grown in Minnesota in tho manner It
has often done before.
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THI MNsEso. VALLEY Mails Hereto
fore there has been copstau, complaint OF the
Minbesota River regarding the irregularity Of
the mails, which have, 10 this date been for.
.arled from beIo" TO Fort soelIiDg. and from
thence up the Minnesota river bat al order
from the Department, arrived = day u two
sine. ,ha, will ob'iais all the difficulties com
plaiosi Of AMI give tbs Offices On the rout'
their mail. regularly The mail vill be Su'
TO 81. Paul 10 fatare. sod from tb~ucs TO Il,
proper ds-,ibst,on
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6rssaieafk CAappeil, gs.e.ry, watches.
ssristy good ana noosy. esAAS
d.. J Il STE sft, iatsrest Ia bsli4iax, sai
Eleal Instruments, books, furxitSIe see
Psist Aeclans Int. eat In Building sseS
u D pattsssss asatists msisssals, fsrai
tsrs. &C. rsS
Jeha EAmundsoa sssrchsndtss seec
Asssp. Brsdferd, Daan, M.iiss. e<ets Aes
clothing i~S
Jasss Am.aoa, msfsis shop isee
ro,slio>. SNooo
The Post once was considered in such i'm
mineut danger. At one time, that the Clerk
commenced moving the papers and letters he
longing to the ooace. A favorable change il
the wind obviated the necessity Of further re
movals however
The Pionser Engine Company, rendered ei
6cient service In preventing the extension O
the flames
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OSE Of the most prominent farmers. living
near shakopec. informs US that lew days ago
he plowcd up large number Of potatoes which
had been laying near the surface Of the ground
during the past winter uninjured BY the frost
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.J,dy, Mclean having been charged with II

judge Mclean having been charged with 10
.piriey Judge Lcaviit'. decision 10 the late
GsiDss fugitive slave caS. a, Cincinnati. Judge
/. replies TO a committee Of iDquircrs. that
Judge Mclean 10 In no wsy r~poasibls for bic
(Jodgc Lavi,ts cpinioo--apd that neither
Judge Mel Or any ons else knew whs, the De.
cisioo wosld bs before !, was publicly en-
pouossi
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A petition praying Tor the immediate con
structiou OF the County buildings Of Scot,
County. will be laid before the Board OF Coun
~ Commissioners at the present session II
will no doubt be granted, and the work Of eree
ton Immediately commenced.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-29

TsR fAus Chr cane IN from H.. ASthooy
yesterday morning and. After beiog painted up
aod repaired, vii run regularly between thu,
city and Dan!e.h- Cooler L@ prssu, man.
sgsm<n,, sbs Is getting 70 hs ons of the NOS.
popular boau 10 the rsds
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A LAsD OFFICE BcusEas.--Tbe total run
Ter Of acres entered IN The Still~sier IaDd OF
Gee. 10 The Douihs Of January, February.
March and April, 1856. is s0.0;s. The bos,-
ncss in the LAID osbc- sw Msy. has ,hu' iar
b<sn very besVy
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srorI surrliHs--Major Murphy, the Agen,
for the Sioux Indians, arrived yesterday morp
ug on the Metropolitan, from 81, Louis, where
he has been for supplies. He brought with him
. large quantity Of nour and pork bought In
st. louis, and l23 head OF the dncs, cattle ever
yet brought into the Territory. beside = mum.
Der Of wagons, Jokes, and other farming i'm
plcments
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Ma. MoLrLLASS. whose name Is familiar 70
many Of our readers in connection with thu
death Of DR.. Ripley. was GU, In carriage yes
terdsy for the arst time since the amputation
Of his feet We learn that be IL recover ing ~
rapidly as could be expected under the circum-
stances. - Stakopes Ind.
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A DEsrRrcrrvr FNr.-The City Hospital
n St. Louis, ooe Of the most splsndid edi6ess
% The eOuatry, was destroyed BY ere 90 the
morning u the 18th. Th~ ess, Of The structure
xas 500 coo; % which an a e3s,
100 bad been elected Ops d, ths innass II
he hosp.ta! ~as burped 20 dsssk
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A Nopu PrsLic OTEicx-Tbe New Yors
common Council voted to Mr. FLASo. City
Conptroller, al increase Of salary amounting
10 $1,000 per anbum. and in bis Letter, decli
ming it, says tba, during twenty years Of o6os
boiling. be has never accepted an ertrs allow
ance q, enc dollar
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yRok wEpyxypAY'S pAur.

TmE Board Of County Commissioners Of
Ramsey county met yesterday afternoon, Sieve
raj plans for building new jail were presented
for consideration.
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A CARD.--My wife, Mrs. T. T. NAM de-
sires to return her thanks TO the Fire Company
Of 81. Paul, and such as aided 10 saving her
buildings from the recent fire on st. Anthony
street, and places at their disposal $500
T r. Mann.
St. Paul, May, 1856.
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TaE TuEArRr.-The Theatrical Company
under the management Of Horou 4 MrERs
for the past few weeks has been RECALLING our cit
iyens with q series Of dramatic entertainments,
Of high order Last evening they played, for
the third and last time. Camille or the Fate Of
e Co5sst.e, sss..se s,sHzss - With 4 IA,
performed reflected grea, credit upon the
whole company.
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COMMISSIONERS NoTiCE.--lN PRoDATI
~ COtR RAMsky COUNTY, MINNESOTA nm.

r1NERRlTORY OF MINNESOTA,
i DISTRICT corRr Rr Third Jsdicisi Dis,,isi, Ds.
ksta eoanty,
Mss: o. rrsss and Ais,is nsiny, Especial rsu
Aasnst
Me.ss q, wanss nefsndsa,
To Nesss q, wshsf, The shove named dsfsr dent -
toa are he Oh, ANN ned ana rsaai cd snsw,s the
eo@ptsin, IN Ills se,iee, Of ~hieh coy .. hsresi,h
stvet uFca yoa and serve scrs of your ansssf spen
me =, NY once N he tows Of hsaiuss In sad eauaiy
wuh'n tseay daSs amer service hssef ss,tasve the
a.y " sch 'stNes s,dWyoa sll 10 answer said con.
p'snt ~ hia The ins siore ad the riss,hs ths
ioa VIII take jadsm.n, asa,as we int the sam Il a.s
hundred ami ny three dollars AL ,hty s,sh, e,nts
with inistss, hom The ahs-ath day e Apt A y, 1859
tssidss the cost. ofths actlon,
tsted o, usstlass, this lt,h dsy OF April A. 1883
8pwAKp PARkER
April ~ 49, ttaintids tsriry
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tSsaSAHyycD$ Dy,. Xys,ScS.oyA ..,.o.. z,.,.,.
J. bisfRiCr cOuWr hr fhirl JadisisI district, u.
keta County,
The Hoard Of Ceenty Cemm,.siaaersfm Dakota soa1
", rs'fitofy ~ Minnssots, rlainlHs
Against
fushiia Bartlett, JoA.ph n, nrown, sf sibsy roua
", 0sofes iiotsnsli aud Juhn n s6aas OF hsko,s
eoahtt, David uimstei Of WinopA snunty sHd Daniel
ntsslsy, Of Ramsey scen,y, defendants.
To ttsntla hsstistt, Joseih u Bre~s, Georss
ltorsns,t, Jehn Msshsne, David Omsicd ant ba,ici
nts~isy, the asov. esned defendants
YOU ere h.fety summoned AMI rv Nrei 90 er che
eos'p sat In this aeton, Which eompa IL 1sd IN the
once Of the CsTk of the piattct toait aores sa 81
hsados In the sooaty Il Dshos II resa and ssrs.
copy o. Jorr saswsf 10 the siarvsala eump me
81 my ofes In the te~R u Ha.iins. Ia said esan,y
~ha t~saty ss,s sfsr The service hereof sitiusive Of
tbs dsy II sseh service, and " yea h 70 said
sonplsat within ,hs time afresad TIE pisisa In the
action Will tass judgment assiost you IL ihs 81
sic hsndfed esd fustesn 'oilsp snd ,l,tt ave eshs
With interest hom the ant Day Of fsbrsar,, A, D. 1850
bssdss The costs Of this se,ion
Dated ., testing, this li,h day Of Ap,, D, 1880
kDWAnbf PARKER,
Apsl at--w o. llaiatlHs Attos.sy
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The Fire.

The destructive Ere Of yesterday afternoon
aHords ample matter for reflection on the part
Of our citizens. a TO how such disasters ms!
be avoided in future 1t anoris the strong
est possible argument in favor Of the organisa
ton Of q FIRE department commensurate to the
wants Of the city. Asapply Of water sufficient
for such contingencies. is also necessary.
The revival Of the ordinance iorbidding the
erection OF frame buildings within certain lin.
its, 10 also spoken o. The policy Of the re
enactment Of this ordinance 10 4 subject gu
which widely different opinions arc entertained
by our citizens.
The sufferers by the Dire OF yesterday. will
meet with the sympathy Of the entire commu'
nifty, in their misfortune. They were young
meu principally. who had but recently en-
barked In business, and were prosecuting their
several occupations with an energy worthy oil
the city in which they reside. We hope they
will meet the cordial cooperation Of oar citi-
sens in the future. for We know OF none more
deserving.
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TuI Rurss During the whole oi yesterday
person, were busily eogsged in slfling the ash.
e left by the late fire. to end whatever srtieiss
might be OF value 0old coins. watch cases.
silver spoons and Gfeenleaf 4 Cbsppells old
Regulator ,hs, Used to keep time .or the whole
city. were oil gathered up aud conveyed away
either to be melted mp. or thrown aside A. ass-
lees We noticed DR. Patterson carrying .
bucket fali u ehsrrsi dentists tools which be
had manufactured himself and pised p~rtica.
larry on that account. II would sem as Il
such . seen" void bring to the sufferers de-
spopdepcy Bat, notwithstanding oil thess
dlsbeastsnihs circumstances, they. oDs add all
appear To have The bss' Of courage. and mari
fest seal 10 Try again and repair their forsussl
worthy Of = nature higher than hsnas
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VIZ are nd<sted TO Capt Nsisoo Roberts.
u the Tine snd Tide Tor Table Of Dis,sn.
&c" from s., Pau to Yelow Medicine. On tbe
MinDesota River According 10 ha tAtIs.
thsrs are %4s miles Of navigs,ioo &C tbs, river
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sALE---PURsUANT TO

GHERiFF'S SALE.---PURsUANT TO A
~ lsasmsst dsesss u The Distre, Csus, in and fes
The neoed Jyfesi District asd county Of Rsmasy 10 the
Territory Of hiassses, ths 7b aay of Nay ises In
en- aetna shsrsa Thomss Whiiaer,, Gso r. 4 sisr.
esss end nveod Chandler ere yAsistIn., ssd wnnsn
bfswstss End Emily l.. Bfesstss ki. wis., Alien rief.s
end Me- - f,ssss his wifi, Jsmes s,sssrt, and Wi
sheriff 81 The sd eoany ~. srross Tor ssis 81 public
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ransing from ST Pal TO Galena 90 her last
trip. The AdvoiBU 'sys tia, after abe "sets
used 10 Il. .hs viii beat all tI~ other beat. co
The river