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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

The New Workers ard In great trouble M
10 the lost method u disposing d the Crys'
tai Palace II It Is 70 b. Lh standing Il
dos mol pay. while machiuist. formerly a
superintendent Of the Palace, Gays Il would
require the labor Of one hundred sad fifty
or two hundred pca ten months or year 10
take down the building carefully. II vas
held together by several thousand screws.
which oxidrzsd and rustoj To demolish L,
and convert Il into oldsron would require
three months There have been employed In
the construction Of the Palace 1900 tons
Of cast iron, 200 tons Of wrought iron, and
many thousands. perhaps millions Of bolts
The Palace was built in ~ctiops. aud Il is
impossible to remove them in the order in
which they were erected.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

THs Fowsa os rus uoRsuSs DAVE
H. Byaa. Esq. ssrseycr General Of Utah,
who has jus, ARRIVED at Washington, - mp
rr~rutci by Telegraph to have made the fol-
loving statements a, the capita;
Mr.. Burr states. ia convrrsa,icn with
ft,cnss. the Mormon lg'on is psoriy equip
pol, aud tina, Ca,t.d States truops woald
cshvtaally ovrswr them. Before h. IN,
Utah the Mcrmoes hal ~, h.ari NJ the 10,
iruticn OF ,hr ,;ourumsp, to sud irSr
th.thcr. tut they frphp;ly saghs,i o, the
MA N the Gcorrmnt c,mpeillng 'h"ui 10
aisy the N,l,sai AVS asi ci,s,i the failure OF
the govrrpusn, io pat down ths disturb
ancv~ IA \ sssss a. evskuCc AZ Hs iDsth
esncy he supr~s tina, ons~th'r,i OF hall
the Normons, ~ho ars d'ssus'rd WITH Rr's
ham Gangs tyranny, Noad rsse ssaSs,
hun ~cr they protected by tn Cmscd
States tro,~ Mr. Barr dss's n"s Apr.
herd that tbs Normnns will sho~ tgei- II
Is the duty N every gssi Mor,nnn % Ntry
the chuNh ~ the htx hsr lac, AMI henSr ;ar
cpiaSoa IS eO,rr'Anci tha, hxh-m Nneag
may ssve the rcrutasy VITA lAr,T trc> II
hss ,hlad,,i tdlosc>, prnvsNd n can 6hd
~,me o,Acr wal tos hrs eu~ccnacht ",
Rarr avs TIA, salt Lake - the ascarss, at
tsmsat that hc ever e,hrli, everything hay-
,ns the appsarsnSV q! shnt r'Nrrty --
Nogng ~oni Is A~ ani tbe cppr>s'o0s ~
,hs uOsus0as are er,sei. sai ~i,aos, ruscdy
trou thc pNsHs ruxrs rnsr ar atsat
any Gsaisae~ eol, n tn rrrr,,xy All they
asv uAs eA.s>ts VI ess.sr y~sNsnss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

Prior To ths departure of Col NosLx..
on biz Pacific Road expedition. Gov. Me-
DAss Issued 10 him tbs following onicr. con
corning the band u Sioux outlaws who
committed The outsags nar Spirit Lake.
Tho Coverpors sction In this matter can
Dot but 10 applsud~i
ELECTIVE OsvrE,
". Paul, n. T., Jups IL. 1911
sir A. Jour expedition viii led yna through
Ne isdisn county, where II 10 supposed ink
Oh 20 duh tab. with he band ~ murdsr.ss and
outlaws may bs found, ! desiss that you take
The earliest opportunity u sppris MOD their
piscs ~ retreat and saeh other important 10
formation - Il may b In your power 70 give.
A. en- art u humanity. ! hops ysa will also
ass ssah mssas - ere 10 Jour power 10 rescue
the t~o rsmsininx captive white women 10 the
poasssaios u ssid band. II tA~ expedition nov
ous In thslr sedsmpt,os should havs failed.
Tho safety u the frontier settle ments and the
safsty VI your eva snpedItios require the, ,h.
bad u dsspsfsdoes shonid bs promptly aud
tAssoa. Aiy eksstissd. aud nothing hat the want
u means, which the Treasury II this Territory
b aasbIs " supply. prevsnls 'ns from sending
fofes sdsqas,~ 10 put ss ena 10 any further
dspssdsuoss from them. Very respectfully.
f. MEDARt.
Col VIZ. n, NosLEs, superintendent Of wss
On itosds ~ the South Pass.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

t.Axp sAlxs At Fost pop1s The Fort
hsisr Sss,rnsi u Nay 18th brings us some
,,sm. in ria,,oa To the Land SAWS II the
oiSn in that place,
The spectators crvAnirei q club, AMI
ccmIslel ell parti,s Who w.shel To buy
lands 10 pa, THAR land warrants into the
hAnis 81 an executive eemmi,ice. and then
drsw fs thu chAaS- al la-a,,ng I oCp ser-
each The namese Of s~soas sho ic'noi
tAis organization wAs as. and the uamlss
u seos II land warrants dcpss.tsl ~.,A The
ssaMlttss 80 o,w 2vp wv
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

raosoc.a sRsp xSsA HOAA sss TVS
j Nsisers ~ uss- >sss = 49,. s~sars@.
S~~ Ns~s res2.,kssi% ~ syels.sFv 49, ssssl
r.-~s b s..S
vesss r<a d rtr- k-rt - ss.~1 ,r,sa
. Y ssas - --stf -
i.s-~es>ss sA .. &c. ~ saAsr-r a. VsHss
asss - As -asi 70 ssA-a As--sas 90 IVA -
ssa
49, q - sssss
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Al tbs special Mssion of the Territorial
lnv;.ia,nr, a nc,n,,,,al ~as a,io,,tssl m.,ne,
.,-,,. a.. go. 81. 70, 49,.
=, -
"''e' 'oo "s.' "'"" i''"''s'"" "s''
OF land TO or w'ld. Gov, MxnAnS 'mH'si'-
stclv luclo~sSl thu memorial 10 the Prevalent,
and II ANA r,l,rrxI nv tie Secretary oi the
t,,.x,,, a., an. .,,n,.., ..t uo,o. 6ro,
a.. c.,,. ~ a., H., r,.
~ HHSps'xs' 'oe 'o''""pB "Py "AS just
bsNn rtvvivedi
Cssys,L L.sp ovscs
'a"' u 1885,
sM Tour 'site' o. ihe ie'h WI, addressed
~ The President % The 'ni'sd s'a'e'' AND IN
slassng memorial RON the Legislative" Assem-
bly, II hnnsscss, urging sale 81 the paoo,ah
" ssax Hell isfeed observation has eseu re'
fsrrsd BY shs seers'sry Of sh" 'nteridf for con-
alteration.
have, therefore. W interim you that, agrees
bly, 10 the provisions Of the set 81 i'th July
1854 ess'tled "An sc, !" authorize the fresi
dsnt III the United states TO cause to be sur
seysd the tract ~ land In tho Territory o'
Minnesota belonging :" The hsfhrseds %
mined hloeds u the hsenssh ~ s'oas nations
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

The following letter has just bsn r'reivci
BY Gov MxpAsY, from the Post Ofhe De
psrtssent. In answer 10 certain memoir
sls sIllwased BY tho Legislature at I's extra
snsion. TO that Department. for new mail
routs~. end ssking change in the carrying
Of tho River Mall
Posr OSsius DspARrnssr,
CosrsAer Osyies. June 10, 1851
Asa - have ths hoaos u aetho Wedge the
receipt u yous letter Of the 77,h all. enclosing
copies Of memorial. Of the Legislature of Mia
nssots, relative To certain mail routes In that
Territory, aud 10 reply have 10 say. that the
sesviss IN the river route between Dubuque,
lose, and Saint Paul, y. T.. 10 10 tho course Of
sdlastnpsst
The routes from Dubuque Ia Saint Peter. aud
from Blue Eafth Guy TO sianz city not being
- JET established BY Congress, no pressu, CO.
Won cen 10 he'd in sdvising service thsrson.
Respectfully. pour obt ssrv't,
". Il DtSpAs.
u Asssistsnt Y. N. General
lie Esesiisnsy, SAMUEL Msdary. Gov Mn. Tor,
saint Peni. n. T
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

Our rn<icS arc ewafe that upon
The refusal 81 tho Register II Dssds
Of Hennepin county. to isme certificates
Of election to The legally chosen Del
sRstss 10 tho Constitutional Convention
nom ~. Anthony. charges wore pscibsrsd
before his Exclcocy. tbs Govwnm. against
the rvercnd Register. BY q. L. CmAss, ksq.
accusing him Of mslfcassncs In Once.
On Tu~'iay lest, the Governor. passsss,
10 ucticr previously given The accused, pro
esukd 10 Try The csss. Tbs Territory wa
repsseutsi. In tho ahscscs n thu Attorney
General, ny hk law partner, Mr. ssrm. 81
this city. and Tho drssndsnt BY NJ. Nsusss,
Of b. Anthony. but on witness. NJ
CaAss, was essmlnsSi. aitsr which the coun-
ri sddFwssd the Governor. % the law bsas-
Ing upon the case. NJ. Koc~ss's svgumes'
WA very lengthy, occapying two hoan IN
lss delivery. senator Tnrssctt. the ~
visss Of Reverend Asss, In the illegal coars
be- pursued, II 10 worth mcniioniae. WINS NO,
present u TIM trial. Upon The conclusion
of the argument. 0ov. MsoAsv notiArd The
pssties prevent, that he would give HE 10
eisiou on "Wednesday yesterday Gi7M N.
The Governor yesterday. si.iresssd 'lH
following soss. rnbtsiyiag bic conclusions
'"~ s"'s's"" ''t'"'
,Ss',,. o',as' H., -.
ara, Ana, so,.l,.,,.. n. .,,a..s, ia ..s.
por, ii he charge. prsi.nsd As.ia., you by
chaslss L. ChAss, Esq., snd RON . careful q
sua'nAsiea ot'hs statute rssalauns aud d'hn'as
:, ...s,..,a. ,l., ,s., 90. ~. ,,.a.".,a.,
your l.sfuI pe..,., .ss bee, ss,,,v :, ,ueh a,
sc,sI misconduct, and n.sI.c, Of duty, .. ooa
psls ms In ths Just aud Impartial performance
+" ny aa'ss' @s'"o'. yoa NO" om's'
A., '.".. -
A., 10000 On. 4 So. a.. n. :, a..,,,.. :,
p.sa. for Hssa.pin coan,y, and h.r.b, d.
clare .sid eale. vscsas From this dat. ,eu
VII consequently e'sss 10 ssereas oil powers
ana ds"'s "s'eas'"s '" ss'd once or ~ 70" "
:" -. S,. a'', 49, ."a ,os ~
sara. a, ~. .ns. :, ,oa, .,.o...a, ~..u 1.
shsIl he appointed,
N"y Respectfully 'oa' oo'd' s.nh
"
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.s., ~, ,.',, ......,,. ~,
80 "" 80 v -.
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MARSUAN CITY

NJ bAfi.Lt ssNk~H. rryprsss-z q ssr.as.
W taf f~-F-c''aif sst NJ sasa-sa : -fsrs'a-s o
as-y .o-,s = slsl,s,n " s-.Ass tSry ~sss ~. Y
So f-saa.sns @sss = ~ f-srfsxY fsrsans s.ss
~ - - T--'so ~1sh.aS fsrsk.ss -.R srsaF- -
Nss--s sfy-ss q ahas 4 = Pas - = ~ f~1g-.
e. Hss-ins. ~.r Il -.
+Asn 40. sORs skHtsS Asp sfs
-. y ssgn srr~nsa1s rgsT ter.~ ssssi ttrssi ID
frs Isrs-r fHaa- 49, faE~-e 49, f=~=1ss0us s~s-
~ Fsr-sea srs-rso psf = eszlstgnHrEs 49, -
Htaras Rshs - s-ret A. Fas..s ufs--f n Ia
$50 ~ A. ern--s1 ~ u sa4rxs
"a e. lcse. AF~4 g. -, 80
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

NDn Sss.SD~ f..sa 80 - ,.sa.ax rAsr~s.s
S.O s1 % csrpsa-ss 60 ss~~. s><na~f s4sst
49,. 80. = sss. -sA Af~i . seA asra~A =
irusA s3s.ass ~. Nss~ss -sl recon . sasas
..s q esrp~~<s ss~tN tssa srvss =. rs.l -
ss--sss - srges es-a f-r~<s ess4s-isa sSs&s
r~sA<sAs 80 go go n 2 ~ o~sn
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

I,IviL xSGISsssiSa ana sURysyi>G-rHI
sla.sr ~ s.as ,r's S.asf.s,ar,a. sad raso,.m-s
Vanspssy s,sss him-rl he tss - II Srois. Ga
10 prasesu'on q as prVs-- . osl ishor.
"A ae1es gu - sssaed ts be frs.-caivn u sp.in--
IN ali erasehs. Il tis sneaa>svinx saa >arv~ytaa h'
..s A.. . Sea- ~ a. ga % 80,
s,'.. and eli business saaa-epea ~h Hss A.ss sss~r
s.ly .ssiu.iias 10 s,rs's- q LssA s.rr.As
Hsa Cs.s ,s.ssas k..--eh~-.ns
nSsr ~n sn.~y = A. w.shlnssa,
ne.ar, 1hse% \ srs
Nor rArs q >e-irss
s s ss.s ~ r.. $4,000
No Arssf Ne ,rAu k4-.ss.s
bsa '. = esr.sa,
Ne - e.ra ras'essr.is
ua u tsaisa
g. ..''- S.s a, 'T'.''t sa i.,.rsh : r'
sayt sssss~s S.ss - or~r rNss ws
"A Il.hIsa H.fwAsp, .TtVsNss ,Np,.VN
w s~l,ss . tas. i.aa Assp, 40 NaAsry Pshhc -
- sns~. h@sa - r..A s1S-tslf
IswIS JONES ,Tr1RSsYs AZ Las u rae 4
~s s Z . Amaze, 40 s.rs.' .,--a
50 avs s>~s~~slyi 90 5esss
NsN FLANrko ~ sAshiNsRN-A 81 s,I j
-, y. 80 ss.. 80 s4, ssr -. =.
esf-< s'ssts d Asssas- 900 ass issS "a - sry-i ~
50 ss,sSs ,.ss. sad nsss nsrnsJ Asvs s~so .s~s a
ssersspa>A sr~s . rr~s. = n~~asnisn.
Ne s.eA,a. Fssi 40. 49, s--n sas,. ae. - ~
s-rs. a-s.Aa = a. tssaa@s ,a-s.-.. b Ha es-rs, =
. a
800 ssss- ss - sro~ns srev-s-sA -.ys
s~~s~ep~a " ya.ss ~rssssas~n. ast nee
'-sr, sa.r.r<S sa~'. s.e4i ss-s.sssse. .ns o.
svAs&ssas q -si-aaas 40 nssssssss ssass4s-~s 81
essap-s.a ss.-rvs says~t
Ssksas cav csxs ss-t. rala~s CrssSS sAsN.
s.ss-st, n.s -, ss -.ss. ' ssss,.-. = 80
..a s~rs>r, saaass - essssmx ssS~re~s 80 e-5.s
- ssasd ~ sxeTY tsfmer
10 sa--s.. ~, ~ sr,-srs as, r-,zar-s ~r,A
es,Ts - ssse ss say s-~r-a. a. s~ssT~s9 y .
go. - ! 1sA~s A1~asisr asA-9sss.ig q ~ a Z,
.,.asssss.S e---t-aA q . -~sr,a
~ ts.~rs - 5.-s aaa sress~s a. ss-A - n
~eA 49,.
Sh sArss srSsr>lsy - Fs-1aAe - 900 tsst
IA lSss~A 4 ssal~d sasn, gzsul.trsgs s.hs. a.
,lsser -rssisn~rs etset " ttll
AsA ga sA>s ssgess 20 s4Assa .SEesa ~~sS n.
aais q - s.as t.lss--. g. 40 AsRf
-y-sss~u. a - Cssp fl<ss-r 800 I. =. 80.
4 CsNs~r usrs.hsss -. fass1 ssr~~f s~.S fsrass
~ r,shi yea re ,srp Fsassf s.sasstss 20
ss AgFit ~ s>ns Fasrs
aarSasss JNB> sAgRxN
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

kls1 fsssssr.
tstc a. n HsGagARE cLlTTsiSs. sEf eouss
y.acs t---sis a. ga sr--s Es9.~rsaa NJ.
Fsrssr-- &c. q t.hSs
sAyEs ,fTpsNETs Avn cot
~. ss-sss .>s a asassHr Ss[~9
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

NOTICE 1880
or the establishment n three additional land
ohces IN the Territory ~ Nebraska
pursuance ~ be ari n Congress approved ss--h
I - - f"d Ar sei IA establish ihres sda'Nn.i and
.rrt- 10 ib- f-Trtrvy ~ Nehrssss ~ h~ e.u.t 70,
pfeFvis he Nsn-As isus tr.ire' tAe 's.la ; Plan.
sU-f lsnf iisf'e snt hs "nska,a Lana lbs re- " n
% her~sY sselsrsd sad naie kaosn re Sac. 81,
al 1. rltfs hsFs b-ea ~-4Nhlash fsews "
tor he Neuasks sd la-,rsrsr lr~xs-rilI.
faF ~ reah Fls1e psssfict" Nsers.sA ~iv
~ he ussNs pistf@t' ~ hssn.A esfy " .as IL.
fi.crr
Gwen under M hand Al d. cry q wasalass, III.
Airis~'E;h isy - p-ii -.
~ qfisf q lhs Frss,dstt
tpS : WILSON
tr''Rs c1naais.ao- 81 n. 0.n-r.l Lad DC.
paF1a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

NOrics-r-r-. n D, pstre, Csar' far ~ s-eoaA
~ Jaiac,. iAsEsst Tsrrpafy ~ Minnesota. vai b
GE>gRAL Terms
Al ss4a, r.aI To .es nr 'a- csariy II ss~s>y he
Fir.' spssass VI ssp'sme~r. u ~
AS ulss-r N .et ~, NJ cssnly q wsssass,ss "a
h tss' sesdAl 2 ses-se.r ~
A. sac, rssi "a he ts.s sa's" IA "ssa scnss. e-a
A. -slls.sr IN ,As s.sesa ras~aa, 70 Jsu-. Asss.
V.ss' ~ sr.ss .,n W ~ss- r-s4S-sss- n. o-.,
vfel tsr~s -
MAJ "a 1887 as~gn Pre~assns jsix.
~ Nvats NUTtNp ~ sllt sN5 t,SNsy
". A>CkR tN-ss-. q 49, ssas SOD s-s~ssi srea'
s4sss tsruns hssfF tnHeFrs isnds All eeases saa
- b. ts - A!-A erss sas ia2ssr s>as sssiy 20
- t1,,aA s,ra~-~. rsvt~
NsEtrE xaTi.. l. avssAI stvyN iRAr
~ h-rs sss~r.t h. i.>sA udes q sss ss>s ss4-s
.s..s.- I'sTnsrT =. $500 .ssss.., % :. 80,
~ s.s.sssc~s .pp--s-a sss es IA Ne ssnts
I sfs-.as A~ 4 ~ 500 ~ Ns.Asls "a 10 -esss ..
$3.50. s.ss-s-. ise',.s, ss'sn ..ss arr ss.,ss.s :,
- Ma q %, ps~es .hsrvsa hatbsss
N~A .asssf - sss gaa ssssef A2rs<-s- sad -
s- - $3.50 suAr-r sas sora 500 sts''es .
sssFA sssr@rA 80 ts aasse-f e.s7s<n, - - .
ssnsss Asa1rs-i >ai ss.-u w. x 7sass s.s.s
4, ysr-~.. sl.s,sn. &c, ss,,r-. ss ase-- a..~rs.,
lsa.is ~ 49, gssa s~ret aired slssa &uy Ass
=. 49, ga s.-ss = "a. o~ass 's>Asass@ sw-a'
= ~rNau. O. saias rstF.- t~srf e'Ase q ss pr
a p.res psr' ~ sssA =. -. - sAsy. eA~s .
ss.E.s- .s~A h. 49, ~, ea~- s - -ss~-s a
- !. ~ Sss !. 81 i,sr'ss, . q s---., s.sr-s
wuII,s ~atca y.,ss
nssa iss~ - i~ .i>sf-
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LAND ufti,s H.s WISE, n Ny ~ tsai
Noftrs j. iIssHHN HIkE>. fHAf ~ nknkR
~ NJ ne frr.tvn of ne ni;ra -ssrs tsf-d .prii
"a th- Lard uabsr hi. ytace viii be rsHnvrt he
n lie irrsca sihleg coun'y, sinnssets Isfriary
from and ssf he LEI i~y II jans sss &c he par
russ ~ carving his orisr etc., lbs 1ace vii
closed Red Wing u 2. On he is,h asy Of hsy. l.S;
stselsst. r ~ prvrsrasrr 70 y. rrnn,sl.
" " rHkl.Fs R~gissr
rpsN nsAsAs, Rsestysr msvis &wt~
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NOTICE, mo. 5,s
or the establishment Of three additional Land
pfhces in the Territory Of Kansas
II rersusurr - he q congress srprsr.I March
10 ~ lied N so n esisAbsh hrrs sddinonal ses
ife- Zen 'r tsrri;ry u kan.as 70 3. r.ii.d S,,n.s,
.ief 20 hflassre isAni lgsrs~i" he "t..xs .ni
inrf', AVID he Wes.srn lsns pssriei. y h~r,s,
declared All nsse krcsn hat he osss for I'D dI.yse.
have hesn SSH sh. A. tO4sps. va
I toF 'hs Delaware lfisrct" a. isourhan
~ no f'ssg- Dis re" q Forf seefi
f'r hc Ne.'srn ~. re- s,nsden s.fi rerriior,
Urea nf"r ~ bard a. he ei,y 81 v.sh.nxton 81.
esy"Hih day n sprit a u rs;
~ order u he President
Jos . WILSON
Aetna Caa.nniss.aAsr q he t;s,eral IL a gar.
an-ai wsvs
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Dat-,t IAN ANp LAM br az -. b. ni<f 4,
l Auornsy 1t law anu jenera Land sg,u, Prssroii
soonstn JsIui'
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Ana cod ~ prusg-is .hroa- Ac.i he nlsds .ss and
Rriiss Pro-,
As-at IN Fsu'-wm II NSrsen s,s-ers4af .r
Mar'eu 8 rses- b. stl lurs-h trade Hssaaar
dat
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-05

Mn EDrraR Permit me To suggest
,ss noliay of hriaaiuo ID. the notice Of
h. yo,.ra II the national constitutional
nartv M our conntv .he subject Of the
Tsv, ronrr,ssiora, eleet;on
mse Democracy Of Calvert county IN
> ,ata convention held for the Da,Dose
# nan, asa-ing candidates f,g he n..ori-
NIL eoan5y Offices took occasion 10 cx-
nreeq +beir appr9yal of the course Of
gen Pew,e IN tho last Congress i
,s.ak 10 time that We should 5low SO
god an example and unite HI sustain
iao On, who was alwavs liberal oppa-
ge1t and who has now become one Of
as It has been almost established a. !
PRECEDENT that a faithful member should
he reelected and it becomes us 10 act
wisely in the present DANGEROUS crisis Of
our national affairs. No Democrat in
the late CONGRESS has been more true to
onr uarty and 10 the great pr,0cjnlas
Which il has been their rlory to haze
fas.a;ncd for SO many vcars. LEADING
Democratic journals have volunteered
testimony to the ability and power with
which Gen. Bowie has encountered and
borne down some eff the ablest cbarp;enq
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-05

Montgomery 60. Agricultural society,
At the First Quarterly Meeting Of the
Society for The year 1857 heldin Rock
VILE, on Monday, the first day Of June,
(inst. Z. J Bowie, Esq, in the Chair,
the following procee lings were had
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved
The Troasurers Report, showing the
amount Of receipts for tho year 1856 to
be 1882 Il, and disbursements 3741 p,
was submitted and adopted
Pesolued That tho sum Of 5000, ax-
pended in arrangements for the last TAR
ont Of the funds subscribed to purchase
the land, be paid as a preferred claim out
Of the ipcome cg Ike Seg.aty f5r siite
present year
Resolted, That hereafter, each per-
ron, except children under II years, and
servants attending on articles exhibited
entering the Fair Ground on the second
day Of the FAIR, shall be charged at tho
gate l23 cents.
pae following officers were elected for
the ensuing year
Presiden, Richard J Bowie.
Tice Presidents " 9 Diokerson,
Dr. Washington Waters, n. S. White,
r. w. Carter, and Dr. Washington
Dayall
E.cecmice Committee John Y, De
Sellum, Hazel b Cashell, Jno Z. Du-
fef, Joseph I Bailey, and Samuel r.
Stoncstreet.
Ineasarsr.---George Peter. Jr
Recording Secretary Wm Yeus
Bouie.
Corresponding Secretary John T.
Tinson
The Executive Committee are request
ed to meet at Rockville, on Saturday,
the 18th instant at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
for the purpose Of making arrangements
FOR the Annual Fair and Exhibition in
September next.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-01-08

ern army, when he was superseded by Gen.
Greene. That order was dated 3rd Decem-
ber, 1880
Here, also, is a Branch Mint of the L.
States, erected during the administration OF
Gen. Jackson and Mr.. Van Buren,, of which
Col. Wheeler was appointed first supernten-
dent. 1t was here that he first made HIM
self famous by the display Of his exquisite
taste and ingenuity in embellishius and a.
dorning the mint, his palattat residence
which no doubt caused his merits to become
more prominent, and ultimately made him
an envoy extraordinary and minister pienl-
potentiary to Nicaragua, under the present
administration. Proceeding farther, was
shown by the polite owner, DR.. Andrews,
his valuable cabinet of minerals and fossils.
1t is the most extensive and valuable one in
the South, and does great credit to its own
er, who has been at great pains and expense
in collecting the materials. understand
that Davidson College wishes to buy it, and
I should suppose would not hesitate, as the
price asked by the DR.. is, I think, hardly
one-half its value
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-01-08
A POLITE JUDGE.

Governor Ford, of Illinois, tells an anec-
dote of one of the early judges of that State,
but the Governor does not put upon record
the name of the considerate magistrate.
At the court over which this judge presi-
ded, man by the name of Green was con-
victed of murder, and the judge was obliged
to pass sentence of death upon the culprit.
Calling on the prisoner to rise, the judge
said to him: "Mr. Green. the jury say you
are guilty of murder, and the law says you
are to be hung. [ want you and all your
friends down on Indian creek to know that
it is not l that condemns You; it is the jury
and the law. Mr.. Green, at what time, sir,
would you like to be hung? The law allows
you time for preparation"
The prisoner replied, "May it please your
honor, am ready atsany time; those who
kill the body have no power to kill the soul
My preparation is made, and you can fix the
time to suit yourself, it is all the same to me,
sir
"Mr. Green" returned the judge, sits a
very serious matter to be hung. 1t can't
happen to a man but once in his life, unless
the rope should break before his neck is
broke, and you had better take all the time
you can get. Mr.. Clerk, since it makes no
difference to Mr.. Green when he is hung,
Just look into the almanac and see whether
this day four weeks comes on Sunday"
The Clerk looked as he was directed, and
reported that that day four weeks came on
Thursday.
"Then," said the Judge, "Mr. Green, if
you please, you will be hung this day four
weeks at II o'clock"
The Attorney General, James Turney,
Esq, here interposed, and said "May it
please the court, on occasions of this sort it
is usual for courts to pronounce formal sem
tence, to remind the prisoner of his perilous
condition, to reprove him for his guilt, and
to warn him against the judgment in the
world to come"
"Oh, Mr.. Turney," said the judge, "Mr.
Green understands the whole matter; he
knows he has got to be hung. You under
stand it, Mr.. Green, dou'tyou?"
"Certaiuly," said the prisoner.
"Mr. Sheriff, adjourn the court"
Four week from that day Mr.. Green was
hung, but not so much to his own satisfac-
tion as his appearance promised on the day
of h's conviction