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hAHE received lot Of H0rwsy Hofss Shoe
cheap % THOMAS RAWIINs
May % 1855
HOLLOW WARE.-I have received q JsrEe
Il as.oftneHt Oveos Lids, heitles. large vssh
Pas yi,e fan sssOr'issnt Oi coOk,ng ulsBsilsIs
m asy , q az n EA"LiNs
TAsLE 4 POCKET cUTLERY--Ik svs
Il received handsome ss-orimept VI white I've
~ hsadis Tea sad Tabls Kaiyss plated Forks
and Spoons also fall assoFtaaeut cf ,oekst CaIls-
~ 70 y had cheap 81 r. RAWL.INs.
NONcsNT'RA TED LyB.-I Asvs for sale
~ C0ueeasatsd Lye, pat IN zoe pessd bozss
vHh lo9T poasda 81 grease, ! gill guarantee to
mske % eaiiops ,oa soap, % lis squlvsisni IN
hafd Soap 10 three Aourr o. No ehares dhrrtlaes
VIII s7siy ho1. 70 b had Of r. RAWLiNs.
- =, 49,
NR0cERIES.--Jss, receive general Assert
" m'Bt 81 0roesfiss, Tras. Sugar Codes. New
Oiicass hoiassss sbd syraP 70 - bad al The
MARKET hoase, - cheap - can Be had IN ihis
P'i M.. 49, THOMAS RAWLiNs.
4 LNsEED. Ethereal or sad seiriis q Tor.
~ ptalins, % bs had aiths Msrkst ueass, cheap
May q 1850.
DALNT'S II hsvs.isa fsssiyv3s ioi % Psisis
IL ground % va Lnfenr NHfFeu. THRONE Tee
iOs, inpsrial Black ahf While seed Fesdy Coz
ihsbush 90 - bad chssp ~
MAJ ~ lsbs n RAWLtNs
VIZ HIPS E CANES -Iksve JOS received "a
wv sssoumsni q Bsssy, Ridirg sad Drovtt
Whies siso loi o. waking Csnsi vsleh I viii
eel cheap II. RAWLIN5.
S'J =, 'sss
w FgDOW 0BAss g hsve o. hssd sss
w sssoumeHt 81 Raliimofs sd Ffench Glass
sod Pniir. uAich gill ell cheap
haT 81 ls5S u RAWLIN8
Grain and Grass scythes
- DOZEN Grala Esd 0fsss scyihss. offered ~
y Ne des o. '''sls ea' -, a. a. 5sls''s
syIs ,sss
100l y, siosIt aosFas, slasiss eos q q s1s
~ IS rs Tc. sloAEoosE
BFesa 'ErsEnnslngs.
X EYES 4 KEARsLEY kaYs issi fsssivsl .
- i.fes sadiiios % hsif ssssftasai % DRRss
v, .. So.
FFNHE BAR0EsT .sTocR 81 RAFDY
49, Ciethisr. ever tefsrs kspt IN tkfs
.ss 80 ,. ioaed opposite So Cosn .kuuss -
ssnis 80 70 81 50 vssss frss = s-.is a a. - a.
. BEE ~ % s7nnsr elsthiag ~ lev a. 81
~ - IAcob NOAH
Te msass Weepers.
TTOuSEkEEFEns Pfissd - psi,.kt., p.-,.
"a 81, ~ elsaniaf feit, silver sss flatsf ssrs
q ~ sss. 49, ,.'ss. 20 S,f' sstlsy, ~.
y esrrsss q iaiets, AFfiissaisa siasls 80
efsestf~as - 5nfs ~
1854 BUTcHIsoN . suREEF7
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I HAVE received lot Of Ro,wav Hof.. sho.
lron aud Nail Rods, FIRST rate sr;ieie 90 b. had
cheap q THOMAS RAWTINs
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Painted Window Shades, and
Shade Fixtures.
" X would call the attention OF our friends and
w The public 10 . New and Beautiful s.sort-
meal OF PAINTED SHADES, eomprisinx every
variety Of Cox. Border, LAndseape, GoshIe, PIsin
ssd Flower Shsdss- also White and b a. Holls nds,
together vith several
New and Improved Shade Flxtsres,
H1ieA eaa b gerH IN epcyafiea q eur tara
TSToRE SHADES made aad lstier,d 10 m.
der. Also, LANDSCAPE WIRE for Serene
Ne ne intend 10 give our stisntion exclu-
iselyto TIE Shade dsptfiment, and oet Shades are
an OF oar ovn manuiaeisrs. We feel ssuhdeut thsl
we Gao give saiistaeiioa 70 ali Who will favor us
with lhsir orders
b. liberal Discount made 10 tAs trade.
Tsass CAsn.
BAKER q cusHMIN.
saissreon fs1 BaltinOre sgrts,
Nav IS IsSf
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uOuS EkEEPfn's Pfissd - Psiskisr Psy.
"a 80, ~ elseai.f sd. silver Ess ffatst ssrs
q AZ sieds. EetFs' iefas. ua gtfs ssttlsgY AZ.
- esrrosa e iaiafe. ArFiietfira efossls 80
sGesttsas Fer gair ~
1874 BUTcHsoE = sURNEPT
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NAG s.s;sd %. n A..sa 1 Co ssn. -
III. ANSEL & CO.

kxca<Iss 40 Levxonr Daexsae-
TAKE pssssrs b yrs.ssri.g 10 IL virSliia
yin b trsvA dsnpg H. IsssA Of JsssL
WssAingsse Cssnfy Lsosrv cssi{al fick<s.
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b1,,ssy iss he eeseds Of the Sled II D~fsrsr,
Delaware, On Saturday, Jsss 10. 1859.
SNumber Lo,tsry-i3 Drawn B.llo,.
SPLENDID .eHEnx.
Grans Prime Of Isl ,554; prizes Of 20 900;
2st 10000; 2 Of 5000; rs Of 1000, so
Of 1000 2oi Of 500, &c
Tickets sis-Hslves 81 So aar,er a ~
EsjshtAs 81 ga,
csrtihestss Of packages Of &c wAo,e. ann m
49,. 80 Halves, 100 90
:, p oasr,sr.. 50 %
Is E.ghiAs, % %
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HMfWEAA E880as
- DORM afaiH saf Grass eeythssi
ttst n q Hfn NEnOaE
hsyD 1859
IN BBLs ~. .. Szssstusas 80 F.iy-ar
w HsTrisg Of ne Eftt res less fsrFigsf ed
~ tais ios. " CHARLES JOHNSON.
htaFtssFEaar, aisy % lets
ROCERfgs "A large Goek q sE tists
- jest fetsigsf a fsfacsf prizes aaS ~ aals
CHARLES JOHNSON.
hssFsss.Fsasy. My q. less
RohF's Black aaave.
"a Fsksu sgppiT q fAis esislrassa aslrs. fasi
= g had u vel knovn viuues h "a essss
81 9stai alcsfa, PecBiisrif gteonrssf 4 b
tes pablsc- Fer sale 81
Apsaa HoTchIsos 4 BUkNETr
SUPERIOR INK PowDEa. ~ ssis ~
Nafea " ~ BELLEa scooKK
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27

The amendments 10 the charter Of this So
ciety, passed by the last Legislature, were nc,
cepted at meeting held on Friday, at the
Capitol. In pursuance Of one OF the provisions
OF the amendatory act, an Executive Commit.
tee, consisting Of the following gentlemec, was
elected
II. II. Sibley. MENDOZA D. Olmsted Wi.
mona Thomas Foster, Hastings S. r. Riggs,
Yellow Medicine; A. Van Worries, Saltwater;
j. II. Stevens Minneapolis; James Shields,
Farribault; G. A. Belcourt, ST. Joseph b.
F. Hoyt, Parker Paine, Theo. French. Alex.
..3ss7s~.. -, So si..s~,-,S- -N--2--,..
r. Marshall j. Z. Owens, T.. s. Goodrich,
7. Newson, A. G. Smith, George L. Beck
er, +. d. Neil, ID. A. Robertson, W. A. Cor.
man, j. W. Selby, and j. w. Bond, ST. Paul.
The amendatory act authorizes the Society
to receive donations and requests, either Of real
or personal property; exempts the same from
taxation, or from execution and sale for any
debt contracted by the Society All requests
or donations, however, are 10 he held as a ga
cred trust for the use and purposes of the So
ciety. An Executive Committee is also pro-
vided Tor, composed of twenty-five members OF
the Society, who shall hold their Office for three
years. The duties of this Committee are the
appointments Of all officers and collaborators Of
the Society; the custody OF the property. and
all other things essential to the prosperity Of
the Society.
The objects Of the Society by the amenda
tory act, are enlarged an addition to the col
lection and preservation Of publications, manu-,
scripts, antiquities, curiosities and oil othcr
things pertaining to the social, political and
natural history of Minnesota, to cultivate among
the citizens thereof a knowledge Of the useful
and liberal arts, science and literature"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27

The London Spectator, Of February ID. 1886
has the following language in relation to the
recent aggression OF England upon the King.
dom of 0ade:
The Kingdom OF Dude is sequestrated. and
BY tina, simple act, one nest of corruption and
disorder in India is abolished The act does
not violate the objection to expanding our In
dian territory. which is in fact rendered more
compact, aud il is justified by the most obvious
dictates Of prudence and humanity
The most questionable incident Of the measure
graccd king, whose only claim TO such compen.
as badge for felony"
How easily England disposes OF a"Protec-
torate!' How simple is the act by which a
Kingdom is sophisticated! The British jour
nalist who approvingly announces the seques-
iration OF Kingdom. and the subjagation OF
100000 Of a superior race Of East Indians,
cannot help expressing some slight disapproba-
ton in consequence Of the allowance of $780,
600 per annum to the felon King.
This Dude which has been Sophisticated was
described by a British historian as province
in Hindostan, situate between the Goth and
2sth degrees OF north latitude, being about
ESQ miles in length by 100 miles in breadth
1t is level and extremely well wa,ered, two
rivers running through it, aud having the Gan
ges for its western boundary. The soil is fer.
tile and extremely productive, yielding aban.
dant crops Of wheat and other grain, and all the
staple articles raised in India. That same
British historian also stated that for more
than lfty years the British have bcen interfe-
ring in the affairs of Dude. and under their
superintendent the country has been gradual
ly falling into decay" until finally British
prudence" and British humanity" coufiscates
the Kingdom There is no fillibus,ering sbou,
such action as that---i,'s downright stealing
The British government, under their inter.
probation Of the CLAYTON BuLwxR treaty, claims
pro!ectoyyats 9yelg :.- the M9sania iag!l2u
How long will il be, II the claim Is allowed. be.
lore motives of justice aud humanity require
the confscation OF that Kingdom,
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Late Publications.

We have received the Ednburg Rep,e,c fol
January. Its contents are as follows:
The Civil Wars and Cromwell Himmalayar
Journals The Rural Economy Of France and
Britain The Minister Won Stein Lectures tc
Ladies on Practical Subjects; The Use Of Tor
turc in India; Discovery of the n. w. Passage
Life and Writings OF NJ. de Stendha; Tht
Suez Canal; Russian Campaign in Asia.
The Rsuep is republished in New York
by LEONARD Scorr & Co. Price of Backwoot
and any OF the four Reviews. IS the four Re
views and Backvood, $40
Hunts Merchants Magazine for March. il
is filed with matter Of interest to the banker
the merchant, the miner, the agriculturist, apc
the politician. The March number contains
continuation Of the biographies Of American
merchants, eminent for their success in life
business sagacity and philanthropy. One vol
ume Of these biographies has been issued, anc
met with great success in the East The Mag
azne is published monthly in New York, b,
FREEMAN HrSr; price s. pcr annum.
One Of TIE mos, ably conducted magazines
in the country. Is De Bows Rerretc published
10 New Orleans and Washington, d, C.. b.
J. ID. B. De Bow. late Superintendent Of th
Us. Census. The Reree il political as wei
is commercial in it. character, ard gOes ID
whole figure and irHe over. for the peculis
institution. In the pages Of this publication
may b. found articles IRON the ablest writers @
the south, not apologiziug for slavery, but dc
tending the institution rs social blessing in
stead Of evil. fruitful Of advantage to the NJ
gro as well as the master. The price Of th
Rerte,r is as per annnm. II is neatly printed
and worth every cent OF the subscription prize
OF the Horticultural publications in III
country the best one, VIC think, is the HoTi
t,liyr,a, published in Philadelphia by Il. /
SxIrn. The March number contains, in add
ton TO many interesting editorial articles. 'ir'
ten papers upon horticulture, rural archi,e'
tire, botany Sc, and ,ire'dyons Illustration
The subscription price Of the HoTf'cuif"rId
20 and for an additional dollar. the subscr
her il furnished the Country Gentlemen {
NoosE's Rurqi Ns,- ioikrt
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Dsnoeratie Territorial Commit ee.

yequest. we publish the following list o
members Of the Democratic Territorial Com
mite; also the resolution providing for III,
creation Of the Committee, as adopted b,
the Democratic Territorial Convention whicl
assembled in this city, in July last,
George L. Becker, OF St. Paul.
Louis Roberts, Of ST. Paul.
John Wallace, Of ST. Paul.
Martin M'Leod, Of Henuepin county.
Joseph II. Brown. OF Sibley cosnty.
Henry jackson, Of Blue Earth county.
Thomas Holmes Of Scott county.
II. II. Sibley, Of Dakota county.
L. s. Morgan. Of Fillmore county.
j. NJ. Kinney, OF Houston county.
Charles +. Flandrsu, Of Nicollet county.
Andrew kegan. Of Dakota county
q. I. Curtis. Of Washington county
n. c. d. Taylor, Of Chisago county
X. Is. Carrolton, of Superior county.
Joseph Brown, oil Benton county.
Joseph 8. Pierce, OF Steele county
F. II. Milligsn, of Wabashaw county.
Samuel Stinchfeld. Of Ramsey county.
The following is the resolution providing for
the creation of the Committee.
Resolved, That the Chair appoint commit
tee to act as q Territorial Central Committee
for the ensuing two years, who shall be called
together by the Chairman. when business Of
the party shall so require and whose duty il
shall be 10 address the people Of the Territory
wben, in their opinion ii shall be deemed neces
sary for the interest Of the party,
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AN ACT

...xs -.
" '"' TUX ''''N.t o~h''
nv enacted oy ms i<g.s@'w Hsse"Sy y ne
territory 81 M""esa
SECTION l. Inc counties OF Goodhue. We.
oesnsw. winonA, OsmstM ana Dodge. shall
FORM part o. the rtns JUDICIAL District.
s@' J. Tue eoentn. OF Dskota. Rice. Scott,
nennepsn. Oafver' S,oiey Nieoa'et, 10 Suear
S'eef, blue hsrso' br1ve, ana Mi~cd shall
'"rm The ihara 'sdie.al District
Ssc, .. Inc ooastles @ Newton. 81 Lou,
m ramsey, bcntcn' Steafne. and wright, AhAu
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iilinoss Csnssai naiis oaA.

The receipts OF the lllinois Central Railroad
In February. Notwithstanding the bed weather,
ere In round numbers. $4,000 against 800
900 in February Of the previous year. The ~
ccip,s Tins far sincc 1856 came in show amin
49,. 20, CT, -
VI over ioo Pcr op'. op 1000 """'" 'a'"
ratio Of increase continue during the year, the
company will be enabled 10 nav MI charges up.
an !, .,,.,, ~, .o,,.,,rc,,on non, n, .a r,ing.
"" ~ w. :,
lbe esunsu" OF Inc roce'P's lot l"e p'os'n'
year. are ~ follows;
Receipts from ssrninss oa.too. ooo
'"'f''' lana '''''' s"' INTEREST )" s''sSe' soo,s
To,sl ........... eisso, 90
pshs''ias 'of current srpss''' $50 ooo
wm,.,,. N, i.,.,..,, a. soo.ooo
I..v;n, s,A ooo N, i,,ere., nm floating aeb,
and .tocLs
.a
Inc ChTaso f's"' !" "o''hs '"s s"o's 'Ao"'
says
with tho connections which are being form.
sd. the great ipcrcase Of the coal trafYic which
may he expected. and the natural growth Of tbs
local business along the line. the business, Il IA
reasonable TO expect, will exceed the above e.
innate OF o.. 800 900
n, ,cterence IN the sale of thu lands belong.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27

gILt ~ Pm.rogs the New YWk
Legislator, bill kas been introduced, and u
nov under eonstisrston. regulating the sale ID
po,a,o.s. I, provides ,ha, in all aies u 20
,stoes, sixty poaD1' shall b. eposSbred os
bssi,sI. and ooe hundred And City pounds ooe
barrel and IN eli tran.ae,i0es ~ oon,rsets ior
the sale Of potatoes berear'r msds, 'he dsii'e-
~ thereof shall 70 BY Hsight a. s'oresAd
1ness q gscial ooa'rac, b. ms,j@ 0tbsr~is"
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Steele County.
MrnroRp. March 20. l.G.

MEDvoRp, March 20, l-55.
The township Of Meliord IN this coaaiy ls
said 70 he one 81 the riches, and most prosisc'
tive agricultural regions in Southern Minnfso
IA More corn aad potatoes we're raised IN
this township AS, simmer than in sll the rs'
q Srf,le county I, has Gne water power on
straight river. which will soon he improved
The towa o, Medfotd Is situated besaiifully
and I, has the advau'sg.s to make . central
poin.
To show toe quality 81 cattle &c have here
I -oa'd state ,hat NJ A I. WRIoBr ~ Med
,,,d .la1gL;s-ed too bet cattle . Few dsys
Dee. ,ba, weigbed. WIN dr-s-i, 2 $50 pound.
a. follows quarters 2!s0 rough 'A.ios' $50
ard hides 22D pounds fosrt 9TTLkh-
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Emigration.

In thursday paper. We referred to the
great falling 81 in emigration during January
and February q this year az compared WIN
tia, o asst year. vhen the emigration fell on
from tina, Of the year be!orr an very largely
The i,llowiog is statement 81 the arrivals N
New York. daring January and February
lass aud Sc
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27

DR. GRIswoiD, man Of rare requirements
and distinguished literary ability, and gen
tleman too, who has. according to the n. Y
Mirror, for some years, performed the Office o.
literary aeoouehew to the Female Poets Of
America" and stood rs sponsor for, and censor
Of their tender issues, is in sad difficulty
The Mirror styles tia SERIOUS pctticoat imbrog
lio." DR.. GRIswoLD was married 10 n third
wife, before the second was fairly of his hands
No. is asserting her marital rights in New
York city, by throwing legal impcdiments ia
the way OF the Doctors connubial felicties.-
No. 2swears that she was most shamefully treat.
ed. and grossly swindled while living with DR.
GRIswoLD US his wife, and that the divorce
which he claims to have obtained was bogus
business.
On the witness stand, in this case, have
been several Of our prominent female writers
Mrs. STEPHENS, author Of Fashion and Fam
inc, says Of the Doctor that his general charac
ter for truth is so bad she would not believe
him on his oath bu, that she does believe
" him TO be hypocritc in religion u charatar
in literature, and bad man everywhere"
Mrs Il. F. Elicit testifes against the Doc
ter and says as bad things Of him as Ms. Srr
rBISs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27
TerrlSOrlAl Nova

wnosA.-we takc the following from the
Rysstl,oa~. In rekeNace to the organisation Of
Transit Railrosd Company
On Monday Last, the 18th inst, the Commls
sionsn met at the oiic Of H. J. Hilbert. open
ed the Books Of the Company. and elected III,
Directors, when s2i5.0O0 were im1~iatel,
subscribed. and the first instruments pain IN.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27

EXPENSIVE CiRculAnoS Tho article which
appeared in the PioXEFR AND DEMOCRAT. On
the 18th of December 1855. in reference 10 the
visit Of Messrs. ASDEKsoN aud STEWART 10
the Polar sra in search oi the remains Of Sir
Joux FRAsKLr>, has had very extensive cir
cuIa,ion. II was copied into hundreds OF pa
pcrs in every section 81 our own country. into
many Il the prominen, English Journal, and
we s.e by notice in n New York paper has
t.een Translated ard publish'd in several 81 the
Partisan papers and ia hint 10 con'ernpora-
rics near home with proper credit
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27

APPOINTMENT By TIE bOSERS0R. -- Micha'' !
L. Ames. to h. Reporter ~ the decisions o'
the Supreme Court in place oi John u Bris-
bin. whose term n ofbce expired on the 2sih
February
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27

On Thursday. the 18th. the Dirvtors held u
meeting Tor the election II officers, when the
following gentlemen were unanimously chosen
President, Col. n II. johnson.
Vice Prsiioat, VIM, Ashley Jones
Secretary, II. J. Hilbert
Treasurer. II. d. HUI.
On Friday the Diwc,ors met and elected the
following gentlemen as Commissioners. TO re
ccive subscriptions and forward the Interests OF
the good work
II u, lluH, N. X. Drew, II. J. Hilbert
Since the above mentioned meetings the
Treasurer informs US that the following add
tional names have bceu u kjcd to tho suhscrp
s.nu
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Hos. d. " HAssos.-Our readers will
Lesrn with regrc, tina, this gentleman. tie able
Coun-lIor from The HenDepin district. Is lyiog
dangeroasly III q, he reski~oos 10 Minneapolis
The Dsmo,,a, .ay' it'll. hope il entertained d
his recovery
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27

NV Posi- OTrirE Tn Pos'rnas'ef''sne'
- L.. ordered the estab'.,hmsnt q s Pc,
o1ce a, Sake River Dan. Chisago eo1''y'
Minnesota. ADD sppo.n,ed W " brlL'ho
POstras,er tbsryof
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THASKs-We are indebted to Mr.. Tuoxr-
son RIrcHIE for late copy Of the Superior
Chroniele. Mr. r. arrived in st. Paul on Mon
day from Superior, having come through with
team in four days lie informs us that heavy
contracts are being entered into at Superior,
for building ard other improve ments. 10 be
commenced early in the spring. Provisions
have been very scarce at Superior during the
past winter. Flour having reached the high
price of $50 per barrel, and Pork $40
Our thanks are also due to HAYWOOD IGLE'
HART. Esq, for late eastern papers. Mr.. l.
arrived from below on Monday evening.
The accommodations afforded by the stage
company, to travellers between Dubuque and
this city, have become matter Of general and
just complaint. Passengers anxious to return
| to Mnnce0ta, have bern iorco! so lay over for
several days on the way, owing 10 the want OF
/ sleds to bring them through. The slcds in u'e
are but poorly adapted to shelter the traveller
during the cold weather We hope that ar.
rangcments will he made during the ensuing
summer. for the formation 81 a stage company
consisting Of ST. Paul and Dubuque capitalists,
/ for next winters operations. The enterprise ia
one that will pay, and pay well
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27

Tur UsrEp SrArxs SvSArE,- The follow.
ing are the Senators in Congress. whose terms
expire March 4, 1857 -
John H. Wdler, California.
Isaar 1onrcy Connecticut.
jams A Bnysrd Delaware.
STEPHEN r. Mallory. Florida.
jesse D Bright, Indiana.
Hannibal JIamlin, Maine.
Thomas q Pra,t' Maryland.
Charles Sumner. Massachusetts,
lewis Cas-. Michigan.
stsptrn Adams Mississippi.
Henry 5 Gsyu, Missouri.
John X Thompson. New jersey
Hamilton Fish, New York.
Richard Brc,ibesd. Pennsylvania.
Chariss 7. Jams. Rhode Island.
John e. .JOt--, TenDzsee
Solomon Foo,s. VerrD0n'
Henry Dodge, Wisconsin.
There are also vAeancie. Ia California, Ind.
ana AMI Mi.souri.
Hlecird % ,kr Dsxt Senate are Antbsny
Eenpedy. Maryland. and JeSsrson Davis. Mis-
si~ippi
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ssOws's IMPROVED
PATENT TRUSS BRIDGES

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4 AND OFFICE At SALTWATER, NJ r
Ia March u, 1850.

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Lave Passed ~ The ssveasA session 81
The Legislative Assembly % Ninnssssa
TsRvlsePy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27

CAME INTO MY ENCLOSURE ON THE
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D. bsrssy so,,asd 10 Isy srps"-s. sas sas h.rawy.
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