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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22


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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

rko5A,cr4a gSEr>s.- The ys,h3a..; Con
sesgacou = th,s place have bern hniilng .
p-o'rsrfsd nsrtp. Nhra kts heeH continued
Tor about tArss seskN We aa2erstAzd that q
uansst ~ Nv msnbs~ hate bees AA.'"d 70
tas r.gr-t igrlag nat time.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

PosrsAsrEg Al ST. ASraosy. --Ed~a ard Patch
has been appointed Postmaster a. 81 Anthony
IA place oi " II. Hemiap, resigned. lis az
polDtmeut appears TO give satisfaction 10 the
people u that place.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

Nrf1iSs The risr7bers d 'he Bsneyo.en'
Society " The G13.sJ son. ~ Erio he'd spec
I,l meeting A. 'hr5 ruora IN ihs orNce u justice
irmay. lard street. 90 The evening otNeiuss
SAY. the lih nat. At x o clock =. NJ. for Ihf
psrp0-~ % olect.ag on or, 70 serve for ih' -
.llug ~ months The following named E'n
az 49, gea..f.Ts'.. a. -iiai! hes.sn
President Ps;fck Ryan Nirr fresliFn'.
Jsha Cheeae, and t'tnioi k~Hry; SECRETARY
VIM Narphy Treasurer d"hr o1"rInan
WARDEN John Bclt. Mathis Hood f.ulr1
Do,.r ard Ps'r.sk OGstmAr F>i~~srf>- PAT
re 4 l.rus" and I,srrnee .. hza.
pr fartiaa a. Juhg . 5aImgH. The ctv %
per, ~ere retu- .isd TO publish The ptocstiiin.
4 a. Eeef.hs
Ths meeting hon siiosrnsl
l.. =. 'pfr.B President
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22
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An cl,vtion Er Uwnl~rs At the Icrr'to
i.al Legislature hiss jus, h~u hehi IN NJ
hraskA. anal VI lswrn lrum tic Wyoning
\. T, Iosgnpa, tia, though party hNs
wev M, drawn. thu mcnl~rs chosen. g. far
Is heard from, AN nearly all strong frs
State men The Nhtur II the Nebraska
City Nsr,, . pro slavery paper, was he,
Eatcl
The trc suffrage hill has passsi both
branches Of the North Carolina Legislature,
hut j, has yet TO e ratified by the Icoplc In
Angus, RsL
\ monument 10 the memory VI Mr., ANN
JAM BAxsrrr the ac,rss. has bccu cw~tsS
on the lot belonging 10 the ltos,cu Museum
Dramatic Fund Association, in Elm avenue,
Mount Auburn. The monument Is eight
Er, high. executed by C,akw.
4 RECENT canvass II the town II Chelsea.
Mass. rvcals the fac, that thcrc arr somc
1000 persons, residents in that town. who
do not attend church on the Sabbath. II
Was further asccr,ailwd thai the church ~i
hr~ now existing will 10, accommodate with
sca,s mort than a!NN m 5000 persons, thus
leaving 5000 " q 600 out 81 the 10000 or
II 900 persons, r~idcni in Chelsea, who can
not obtain ~Ats
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

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R'A Ma s4f.rs - ~ 90 .n@t. 49, -
~ sas fis,a IT, sAep asr - b<vshs -sors
tie asAsl RaFhsa. xiDfs q 10. i~sa .r-rs
: M Eish, r. ra'Asr a Sv -a srsts. ~
sfk 'ah fgss To- -;sps 15ea ~ ~ -
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sEgsr.d q . e. 4. kpars AnSa hsa So
aacsoy ssrasng Eslssa % z. 4 - -
s2rs pace
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

palsttsai News,
Corruption AMI bribery has irumphed IN
Pennsylvania, AMI sisos tAsKnos has lss'i,
cho~rn 4 = Scna'or, fnr six years from t',r
fourth "f March mn The election took
place o., the 18th The vote stood a. I'll.
lows. C.xvnos. 81 i " Fonsp, 81
II H. FDsrtr, :. CASgnos In, 'ssn u
Wing and Democrat his political position
AT present rs Tint 81 Republican Know
Nothing IN the Legislature the Democrats
hal majority II three IN join, ballot,
lim. Jaws 4 Snsoss, Republican,
was elec,sJ Senator from Rhode Island In
place of Hon tnAsiEs T. JAsEs, on the
9th instant.
Hon. CnARLts susStR has b~n reelected
Senator from Massachusetts, by the Lcgis
laturc. with an unaninity almost unImraIlei
ri IN the Hons. be rec'a,Od 333 VOTES,
against IL scattering, cast for CgoArs, Ev.
sRrrI, ArrLyros and Iohp.
ZacnApY IaAsDisr. n merchant II De
,ro,. viii H. ri-ctsd senator from Michigan.
10 succeed Ges CasS. H. !. the nominr'
u tbc Republicans, who have decpie'l
majority IN The Legislature.
The nov No,hinas AMI BIaek Hrp.hli-
cans IL Connecticut. have nominated fn
Governor, A. u. SAtissup, Lieut.. COY
ernor. \ ~. BussnAH. anil o'br Know
No,hinys and AbolI,ion,s,s for the r-mnIB-
ing s'A,e Ofice..
The SANE combination IN New llamp
shire. has nosninstrsi Vim. iiAlE. for GOV
ernm. and Q,Isc, q. Murv. FIR Railroad
CmnmIss,oDef.
Gov. HAxtIS 81 Ne, delivered he inaug
ursl roe~.aye 10 ,hr Legislature u that STATE.
On tho 18th II is mainly drvotr,i In die
csa.,os, u ,i~ issues involved ~ the reoent
elst0l
Coi. I,,.-sIL u ~, has written y h.tbf IN
rrsrpce 10 his eligibility ~ tbe tAior II
isoyrrpa. H. consids~ ibe provision ID
tin G.s.,.tn,,ss, fnhstiing dnslling 10 me
r.ly operate within thu STAT and says bs
sill take the oath o. obcr with ron
~.eDop c.eaS u rroag iefor God aisI man
Cd. ~. xss gnaasurai'-i On tie l2.b
rs. wShing'or fnDm II tle 10Th int
,i,4.p~ ssu,s,a,ieaIly srsI by authority, M'
B.ssyy .,a,e,nen, 10 thu New Suk jir
.jd that t.s,,ral C.ss tad reosIysd AMI ~
eT,.,i ,tr aT'sn'm'r' u -f~'~'s'y ~
s,a,. Jb Un,@ fsf'isf AsssTts that NJ
..s u,misr n ,le Csb,nst he. tssn s'ks.is-d
Tnr Missouri I<vsls,ure ~S to hay'
.,~ei~l T. : s.ra,Or. 0p tn 9Th
i A Constitutional Couv~i,i,sI vss W "a,
y,rr =, fy~s City - the ~ mt Il ron
.,s.s Il thiry -sit nsrmtsr,. ALI, dAisd poll,
s.IIy
E~,ssl.ssn. m
Tf~ qas-''n si'sSr 'ses efAr'ss. s''s'
h. p~ehibi''-i by III -'sis e'SSs'Iiu',on ~a
H. ,is ys,ssitsr,, -styst u combination.
J.sE. 4. BArAED sssi ". ". B.rrs hss'
,,s-, eise,e,i 4 : rsns,or. frrSn i'~ss~sI p
! IL ksrzsr ~ III fall srn. Sj 'he kite
) 10 supply IN. .seHney essst by Mr. Ga
ross dsaih
Z III Lg.aa,srr n S.- JsrSy ~ss On
rSAisd % u~ i3sh. by TIE ssSessc {
Ih~sxv,s.r sABesys in ksAh HpA,n.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

IMPROVEMENTS. Neat summer. from present
tuIp atoms. PROMISES tp hc u Hoasnn ~ m"fe
,hnl, usual activity IN the WAY of improvements
va our city. Already a number Of buildings are
projected. some under contract, while tho woik
on others ha, sctDall, commenced. although u
lie scarcely mid winter YET We venture the A.
soriion. TIA, more capital Will be expended du
ring the coming season. In bnidine' '" dwell
ing and business purposes, than has been laid
out IA any iva previous years.
Among the baildIns. cos,smpiaicdto be erect
ed "a soon a. spring opens, IL On" On Tho cor
nnr Of Jackson aud Tifh streets, the pfopfic'"ts
~ which are Messfs. RNnch. Peter and Daniel
Hopkins. Morrison aud torpssiof'h. Its d'
mensinn. viii lee az follows Fronting one hun
d,ed ana twenty five feet on jackson street.
eighty fee, on rifh. and is Intended 10 be three
stoiqrs ~ heigbth With basement. u viii
contain i've spacious store rooms uh the hrst
danr whilst ihc basement 81 each room will
hc hn,shrd oil With u noof, in order 10 he used
a. ~hulesale department, Y necessary !" a"'
rommcdate the business ~ tho occupant The
building !. 20 be built u stone. AMI IN" cost ~
eArh IL thr Gvc trn.mon,s Vii he ah"nt o., Wn.
making tho entire cost Of the whole s,ririnfs
SO. pg1 The front j. 10 lie an Iron one, with
alt The modern Improvements 'hAt bav" been
ipIodnc ed in the construction Of buildings fof
business purposes IN the eastern cities.
directly opposite 20 this one, on the Worth
ras, corner ~ Jackson and fHth streets, NJ ssr
| " g. srhutmier 4 Brother have under contract
, hrek boildne to front eighty feet IN FIN,
I ard 4avaniYi 1--WE feet on Jaokson street " wi
be three .tnfe. in bright and ~iii contain three
, large siafe rooms IN he first floor Its cost
VII he 81 600, AMI " W'l 10 computed oa'lt
! IN the ssasnn
/ IN addition 90 these Ne have hssrd NJ quite q
number Of dwelling houses To h. erected dur
ing the coming arason among which We ma,
4 LII tt.a a.f al
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

H. Nt 49, assge. &ffsss ks-n 80
,Aes-a o. h7~ y fsrars- grft~s.sH sieT
, t..r-ssa a. fsa. 4.fa pres..F O.. h's
80. sl# Hs.f Yslsssf r.t =
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

MoEMsrowS Rec county, a eort .pon
iont a. that place write. "a. J.. stIl progressing
nntv th.fanding the nciemcncy % the wesIa
err Buhd,ns. are beiag pu.bet ahead al Ia rap
a rate. There - ~ tins place, twn stores
Nbrh are furnishing ihr country Tor mile
Atruad. With al the neo~s.sliss Il he. Per
sons DESTROYS OF hndBz good location for
tp.,ae--, weuid DO wei 'u pas Mu:fsto~H q
,l.lt.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

Az WoRk tround i, being broken, VIZ no.
tee, notW ths'asdipg the iocieuency THE sea
son. on the lot corner Of Jackson AMI f.rh
streets, preparatory In the erection OF a large
stone block early IN ihr spnng, for husineS'
purposes. Tbs lot has heon lately put bnse D.
and j. NOW owned by dessrs. Branch, lhdwei
,nd corHcsfofih. hy = hUm The building vii h'
erected
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

To nj iN,ogruH,tur. Nr. Freedom, Council
lof frnia the bod Wing bis,riri We observe by
thr ptoc eediDg- IN the council has eli, notirr
Of leave ia introduce b'll Incorporating The
town nf Red Wug ,l4e. hdl 90 incorporate
The town ~ tauHon Tolls. The passage 81
both Of these bis, W. presume. Will meet
with no tesistrurc ia cithsi hranrh ~ the l.rg
stature
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22
c,,i,ou,t, srwn CONDITION ~ SsssRA
NAiktn

c,,ii"u,n srwH .,nsnifioS ~ "xssHAt
NAiktn
Tho George Law arrived al New York
On thu l.itl,. with ,alifnrnia daics 10 Dec. 20
The Suprnw court u California has
declared the rniirc State debt uncmstitu-
tional. excepting three hnndrci thousand
dollars anil recommends the adoption Of
thc deb, by the legislature, aud that The
question oi rrpudiniion h. submitted To the
people <otranatr u stock has been made
since the decision The IsopIc are opJ@1sl
TO rpadiatinv. and pw~tngs have been
called In yarimD parts II thu State 10 give
expression, Al meeting held IN San
Francisco resolution. were parssl phdging
III, redemption d The debit by the I~pr.
The amount IL over ~ 900 ffO.
The court In. si-o ,iccidei that 800 900
dollars IL scfip iasa~l Wy the oh corporation
for s,s~t a.essnepis was Illegal 1be
eoar, has Ikcwisr d'ridcd d suit brought
by q purchaSr of city dip property fr the
recovery of mosy PAID "a ils city, tbs nsle
hay,pg since l,rn DECLARED Illegal.
A battle Wa fought November Stat at
Pugrt found letw@n northern Indians AMI
the q \, a,ainer Massachusetts. II Ind.
81. killed. y woo1b,l, The remainder
surrendered
DATES from Fan Juan del Norc are 10
lb.c. 22d No tplinys ~ Walker had brcn
rece,ve.l thru fcr soDe days. roott had
quarrrIi~i with hhn AMI stopped running bis
lsa,s. ~ alker hnJ siDsI im bis own usa
all the siaarnrs On thu lake and river A
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

ws"tea.-Two OF three compositors at this
oldss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

Gu>cfRr The Rcd Wing Brass Band an
Bounrc 4 concert ~ h" given IN that place, on
The evening Of The Nh pF"Simo tn" proceeds
Of " bich are g. be applied To- the pufrhas" OF
new instruments. Tor th" use al the mcmbrrs 81
the band lndcf .uch circumstance, tht Rcd
Wing propic should g,tr them . crowded hor,r.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

Co, oRsp EniuSAr,oN, TIKI INV coloni-
sation ship Mary Caroline Stevens. lately
xaiNi ftom Baltimore and Norfolk. with
@F"'''H'- -y..
over two hundrsl cmigrants Tor i.i'1ria
A oolorsi Pennylvan'an nam,l Thomas
" Chester, wen, in her ~ cabin pas
srngrr This Young man smigrat~i to the
African Republic several years ago. and
returned @ly 10 avail himsclf Of the srs'er.
Gus Offer made by friend Of Africa to fur
nish the means for his collegiate education.
Having awaited himself Of il h. now gU~
back. prepared for iucr~-d u~fal"'~a. and
with the intention 10 make Liberia his pr
mancni home. I, is strange that more al
this class ii our population do not give ap
their preference Of poverty AMI degradation
over Freedom and independence and admitted
nationality tn their own continent,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

hsvsss Dsfrt tlft q. ~ FAtL
ysa1afy L. M
HE10 SEWARD -wHshbAs " athaHo3n.
1sFVV Herman ~ brh, sud rssasai 81 ~ Fapl.
SO ma,j~sed IN his sbrp ~ Aathsay street, IN ~
on oa ne ssse,sa ~ ss ihh iesi ~ pssssa -
psrsses nshs.ss
tsv ,ss1sf.ss n. paAsr,lsas8 aa b.s,f u he avu,
.irsl aNihwes " th,s i7t, hereby eisrs fessfd n
fIttMfhbntb btifiAg taf infsfms trs sieh vtjl
led 10 ne arrest n us magisfsr o. maA~fsfs
JAsis Ut0 l. HEigEH, Mayor
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

fur ON Wednesday morning before last,
N. Bowling hllcy ami Saloon Of Nr. Ma~lirm,
81 Chatdcld. was destroyed by nrc Los m
known. II l. supposed 10 be the watA "t an
inceDdiar, s. 10 hfr bad been had 10 IN hu'li
iug .iir. The 2Gih Of December. The buil,.ing
cost $500. rhorr Was an Insurance on -, hut "a
ahNt amount W. ar unable e. say
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

A bill has h~n introduced into the North
Carolina Legislature. entitled AN act to
encourage aui promote matr,mony" This
hill aaihor,ze~ the Judges of tho supreme
and superior Courts. and all i'~',~si rnf
ticing attorneys nj law. 10 ~olc,nniD thu
rights " ,nairimony. umi.r the same rules
M Jns,isx.s IT the Peace and ministers ~ the
t.0sIrl
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22
Less first cost OF " aIrAnis

proh, over 20 per cent. for /, months or SPA 90
an b. pufckase e Real Estate IN OF r"il
81 Iau.. which promises % Dc Tor year, TO
come a. IN tears past. "a" OF tho most sue
ce..fui modes o. using capital. q Pau! has
rlsrH from n i,dcrness sithin eight years 10 a
city of 1900 inhabitants, continues 10 increase
n population. wealth and The various in.tin
ton. which eNincc the needs ot refined and
intelligent people, and makes aimos; uncxAm-
pied -tride- towards thai tpminc'r al en- hence
which seeIas 81 clearly de-'iaed I" Distinguish
her srnong the emporium. 81 the continent
The c.iy j. upon a 81 biE1, arari NC CON
maBiing view 81 the uSer. is sA,rteh ~ hun
drrd. OF sites fof residenoss that invite 10 thcf
adjoining th4 htGhes i ia.'e AMI tniiGrc--.s IN
u easy d,stancs Of water iaus--iakcs aboundiog
IN hsh- hnntin- grounds for vsr.ona species a.
game. the ds.tr bUiing point fof The supplies
Of an immense and fetrie region, Of shich Il
commands the tributes 81 produce In return
tbs centre towsrl. which commune ation- from
every point o. the compa-, tend and - mDt a
lees ljihca.t 20 limit her oonjecturei growth
than TO lastly "-unat- The greatness o. ukcA
80 maay al yAntsses haisfsi,y faGFTrs. .
-. Pau Is already a iatof.te place fnr The n
Ncs'ucut. q eastern capitalists cspeCi aii '
,hn.e who have assured ~ m.elve- by sctnal
oh.srvaii0u a. 10 the stcadinrss q, her progress,
tho rapid increase IL Der popaidi.on, h'isih'.'
and veai'h And the prospective fala" - real
estate within and rear the ~ity hDsarafie-.
Referring ynu 70 the annexed card. 10 " 'nf
tender AZ ssrvire 80 yourself and I'll my friends
- made. I am, very respectfully,
Your 0bsdss Mt servant,
WILBUR u. HAYWARD.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

ixFoKs.rioS sog EASTERN MIN--ro give cur
Eastern readers Oh idea of The advantages otter
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

II isa singular fact that d,els md sui
cidcs ar, unknown among the Turks. They
believe in I,r,,l,~t,naiion. snd arr righlly up
,s'ssi Ia 'hr nlea oi hass'n death b, ar
snic ~ ganpowtier The caNlnc' 81 the
Turks in this rspcc, may h., therf"rc' held
up rs u m.lcl for public imitation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-28

A BLOODY TRAGEpY.-A merchant
named Durand, at McGregW, Iowa, op-
Ipesite Prairie Duchien, was on Monday
the 10th inst, settling with his clerk,
when a controversy arose abouta balance
: OF So which the clerk claimed as due
him, and which the merchant refused to
allow. The clerk made a second and
third demand for payment his employer
answered, "there is nothing DUE" where
upon the clerk drew knife and thrust
it seven times into Durand's back. plerc-
ing his body nearly through. Durand
ran up stairs TO his dwelling. and his
wife, who was near the period of con-
finement, seeing the blood flow from her
husbands wounds, was thrown into con-
vulsions, from which 1t was not expected
she would recover.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-28
OF The Eaves is the regular packet
for Louisville this evening. She will 60
, through without wetting q spar.

- The Southern Convention, at its last
session in Savannah. appointed committee
to prepare series of Southern school books
for Southern use. A card was published la I
May calling the COMMITTEES together to per-
form the appointed task, but not single
me der paid any heed to the call, and the
Southern papers 'are mortified to have to re-
cord that not single member. of the COM
mittee attended" The committee had more
sense than the Co INVENTION.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-28

WIFE PINa-RETRIBuTIos.- Mr.. Pho
mix, whose local habitation is somewhere on
the outskirts of the city, essayed to teach hi
affectionate spouse obedience in one shor
lesson. The instructions consisted in live
ly application of the rod OF chastisement
Mr.. Jenkins, being an eye witnessto the pro
ceeding, naturally had his sy mpsthics arous-
ed in favor of the "woaker vessel" and OIL
her behalf put Phoenix through with thrash
ing, which we think will cure him of an.
desire to repeat his Instructions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
University Of Louisville.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..

yEtIIE regular Lectures IA this IEs. tuion will com
u meI &c On the FIRST Monday in Noyenoe next
and 'contir ne until March. prenl' ay course W n
he delivered without exta charge at the College and
the Marine Hospital. during the month of October
MEDICAL FACULTY.
Chaoles W. short, N. d., Emeritus Professor Of
n tie "A Neslil-g AMI Medical BO.any.
Henry. Miller, Va D., Professor Of ossieiric Med
Lunssord p. Yandeli, vi. D., Professor Of Physi-
ology and Pathological ANATOMY and Dean OF the
benjamin. Il. Palmer, VI. D., Professor Of Des-
IiDiv aud surgaai Anatomy.
j. La Xrence smith, NJ ID Professor Of Medical
Robert ). Bceckiniiise, NJ d., Professor Of Ma
terra Sci en-.
Joshua d. Flint M. ID. Professor of the Principles
TIC "a surgery
Lewis Rogers, NJ. ID, Professor of Clinical Medi-
Ci..e.
Theodore = Bell, VI. D., Professor Of the Theory
81 4 fractice .! VI - cine.
Archie u. Cook, NJ. ID, Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Ampe opportunities for Clinical instruction are af-
fnrlei by the Earine Hospital and the University
Clinique Anatomical material has always been equal
toJne demand.
Board in respectable families can be procured at from
% to - Pc wrvk
Fees FOR the entire course se5. sarculation ticket
IS. Dissectins uehets 80, Hospital ticket 80 Grad.
uation fee go.
l.. p. lANDELL, VI. D., Dean,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-28

sSA great deal of excitement existed in
town yesterday in relation the threatened
mobbing of the negroes in the bottom. Blu,
there is little danger from rioters who are sc
simple as to goto the Sheriff' Office to ge,
their band-bills printed, and have the pro-
gramme of their proceedings published: no,
can crowd be very formidable that is beaten
on and dispersed by half dozen unarmed
and frightened black boys. There is nothing
very desperate and formidable in such a bod,
Of rebels against the law, and the communit,
need not apprehend any great difficulty in
MAINTAINING the supremacy of the civil su.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-28

OF j. r. Williams, engineer on the
Ohio and Mississippi Road, was indicted
Ger murder, at Olney, ILL.,, last week, for
running over child on the track and
causing its death. He delivered himself
up and was committed. A writ OF habess
corpus was taken out, before Judge
Breeze, who admitted him 10 bail in
$4,000, as the occurrence seemed to be
the result of an unavoidable accident.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-28

THE FOURTH IN CANApA.-The Woodstock
(Canada) Sentinel refers to the unfurling of
an American flag in that town on the Fourth,
and says:
1t is with feelings of unininglsd pleasure
that we see the bonds Of friendship between
Canadians and our neighbors in the United
States becoming daily more strongly cement
ed. and we heartily welcome the return Of
those happy seasons, as the cath of May and
the 4th OF July. rs times peculiarly adapted
for an interchange of friendly feelings and
sentiments. .. te
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-28
PRorrrs OF SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS

PROFITS OF SOUTHERN MANUFACTURE
The stockholders Of the Planters Factory OF
Alabama have just received dividend OF Ia
per cent upon their investment, being the
second dividend of IA per cent which this
establishment has declared in the sixteen
months that it has been in existence. q
.'The above" says the Montgomery Mail
"is paying dividend. All cotton and mixed
cloth manufactured in this State, ii managed
with ordinary skill. are so likewise. The
mills at Tallahassee have paid at times near
ly equal to the above"