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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

Rs,ssrssvsSr ~ NtWeISlA The result
at the roascsment at the lands Of the com
monwealth has hen ascertainc,l and ID given
by thu Richmond Fnamer Itpreseuts a
striking comment IN the assertions u some
OF the Northern prcSs about the worn oat
'oil AMI decline Of Virginia The as~sss mcnt
Of l-0 made the aggregate value of the
real estate of Virginia s2iI.ts0.226 The
assessment NJ lsa6 makes this yalne $50.
iat0qA, AMI shows sn iurcasr of sgs, ia.
SAP THIS last asscsSmcut has hs'n made
too un'lrf the iullurn,c If douhl,sl isxcs
When a combination II circumstance cors-
splr~l h. inlac As hnu u state ,aluatioa rs
possible The b'splich @ys the rial value
NJ The ani. vt the State ia nrurr $50 oa0..
Oo0 than az, noa.noo
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

GAaa jfaass saa .sJs Nna~y ssasl sai ess-l
rs.-a "a aas Csil.c. iss- a,sis Hs-ras ne TER
10, .asntkwtv
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~ az DESIRED ~ %.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

Our relations with Mexico coutinne 10 ep.
gage the attention of the Administration,
and special regard is paid TO the nco>si,y Of
securing the rehauu,epec lsthmns for the
purposes Of transit, Mr., FORSYTH has tscu
instructed To undertake the negotiations II
another treaty on the sabjec, hut difficult
ties have arisen IN thu Company which sue
esdSi TO the Garay Rmn,. which must first
be settled before any satisfactory result can
be reached
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1t Ia our Intention to render the FiosEra
,sD DrxocMAr valuable To th1 n'efca"''''
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n,..a,. s.,,. a.,,.a IN. heavy b.s,,S.
,r.,..o,., !. ,h,. adv .nd IN. ,,,,c,,an, m.
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,.,,.,.l. ,.,.,,. NJ thu TRANSACTIONS In mi.
,n.,L,, 49,, ,,,,v =. . enid. IN nm, ei,v ,c,.,l
m.,ch.,,. I'm, n. /. matter If information
., a..l.r. ,h,o,nho,, tho Ter,i,o,v In
order that VIZ NAV accomplish this md, We
.,..,,. AZ. q. o,.,,.,,o. # ,ur .,,,chan,. Il.
furnishing our l,epor,er al, pxsihl informsp
I'm, /, r.s.r,,oc IN ..l,- ,he condition Of the
,,artr, Ar Mr. Dawn KAs..,,, who win
hay. oo,,rol of mi. ,,,.,ar,mrpt. ". tan r.,
commend To TIM mercantile community ss a
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STORAGE. FORWARDING
AND NNlNNfON MERCHANTS

Aiss tNeAlsts
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07
81. PAUL IRON STORE
NICOLS X BEEkEl.
wrotEsAtF rg,LFSs
mon sAILS STEEL

Ps~,, arr sssNss tire. ssr,sS. .--s
gEttSFs
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ws,<<zNs .r----s 50 f.c- As~as- - A.
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R.,h,y,i II ioan..ga. gs3 y lose
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PnS,
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

The Cit,Conyention. at thu Court Iloase
m Friday vening, placed In nomination
good ticket one which sll Democrats ran
heartily support on political grounds Us
we'll as npo the principle d the fitness Of
each eand'das. for the position for which he
Is placed IL somination
uon, 'i.ts B Bnpsis. the camlidate for
Mayor, has aithfully served the interests Of
,h" city IN IT, Legislature, during the past
two years mn We are glad To hear that
there u likely l,c little oppos,tion 10 his
lryaiior Ia the h..i Of our municipal gov
ernment, by The OPPOSITION party lie well
deserves, a. the faithful guardian oil our in
ter~,s IN one branch Of tis Legislature. the
compliment Of the unanimo,s vote II the
city
MrS-fs. OGonuAS and llEssAs, the can.
idatc- for City Marshal and Treasurer, are
eoispient, deserving. and popular They
shouhl and 'loubtlcSs will, receive the fill
party vote This will place their election
beyond doubt.
The Convention, very wisely, adopted q
we'll d,pSl~d measure Of reform ia reference
To the primary meetings Of thu party. We
have strong hopes. tina, HEREAFTER they will I've
conducted In M orderly and digniti~l man
ncr, and by il'suring full anil fair c,pres.
sion Of the voice Of the party, secure the per
mnncnt ascendancy Of the Democracy IN this
city
A reference to the lst Of appointments IN
another column, will show that Mr. JAMES
Mn.is, associate editor Of this paper, has
been appointed Collector and Inspector Of
this port We congratulate the chair on
the other side Of our editorial table ou this
fact, and wcr u mt for the mcdssiy 81 the
appoinieo. We -houldl al-o congratulate the
public AMI the party
We hal the pleasure of mcpting. y,ster
day, Wv. liEoss, Esq, Editor Of the Chi
cago Democratic Press. Win proposes Ia
remain herr during the present session Of
the Legislature, Nv correspondent, Of his ey.
cclrnt newspaper
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SusRiif SALLY NiETtE % 4 uRT %
- fsrrrirsa asste aas q tnt gdsf ~ 80! q b
fsssrTt eis W stl lsr he a Eapsev and Ter
",r q s'7iF~4a. uf4an i9dgmsri rtrierrs and t~s
GEES 81 Do -aai 'onf' ~ - nm aSv q Jaas.ry A !,
~ -s 4p sssa shsfssn u .dssa Bridge, trss.as
t7rfr' sro = rlAraF kna Jasseh hsrsssA .Di 4 u
hyrrs ar aagnasat- a iAssr II Ne $50 piAia9 as-l
2sns te ssst ssiersfsafs ir NE II rssss Hun
rvf ~ -soai sr~s isslssz md tassSn siess
rHh '1-are-
a. 4r. Sag Fytsa sfFz as ~ fssrs 20 s-
ss- ever rNst AL - 4 bis<k illi 10.
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tsnFe - rHf $50 - stt Is ~ psYcry u ~ abs.-
rs'saea fsscrtsass.
$500 . b-sssy slssa a.si Wli -. sAevs seer,
30 1'~ f-Fer'f 3" ~ azatsi hki2eE - F4ta.
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90 byVnH1a lsft ne safi rlasslkr snQeNsr saA
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IRWIS JONES. ATTORNEYS AZ LAW ~ rtCt,
l MlRss.sas uARes ne uals 81 Marsha
ssnsf 1t ~ Nuiho,r sra NsFE-t
= tg~tS isct tsslyt fasHs
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hsNoCR ,rlr CONVENTION me pen,nrrsiir klee
" "as " he several Precincts IN and iag easu,
~ 5rgurs'ra 70 rsrFar nfirsstsa attend nsasTrslr
sisrntasa q, hs belt o. shskes he Is dsv Asy
- lSa' o. zoe e'cock = II sasa isy. fef ne par
rec Il pni'tng w asss,insta suitable eanaia'rs b.
apPef'ea a. he Ju,ss tscAa .. f"Prsssstsif-s Co he
,nAfii 1cnsi tgsnvsHlian
fresluets vii ssnd d~lsg,rs ip The filawinx fssirT
Stss opee Prveincts Hsiie flaar prsrae kssle
pseiF,i, svrtns iaAs preess-i Cr--i,l River ~
rure a. 1rflaa lrTcneb Z. Hslsns pfrciuet 4 tsiaf
Ihe pFeet~e, = Louisville prr,iHet
u H. futi.LifS d NHtrlOtk
" " CstkfNS knHsR1 NENNFuN
DAVID klNGupRN pra tsssrsi tssataNi.r
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f,RsAT ANNUAL LAND sALg AZ cniclau
" thaois Wy simeon Downing q Ga, Real Esis's
Assis, Ne Siuih clara ssf.s', thicssa Ne stall
huu puhhc Real kstsie aud Western IL a sa. spm
ing Monday he 18Th vi May 10. sni ftaulhg
i - sssss This sale vii comprise he sfges ist u
ahteis Improved aad nnuiPtogst tiy properly sise
fasna and unimpr'Sed labds IN ilnols Wisconsin snd
irts ever bstE" odsrsi ~ any sale N IA. Wee. "a
eheng eesiies large ii.i Il Ivy properly Over ors
Aatred h,asand aer.s II shsss rich tsrmiag isnt.
igsr nanbsr Il aariY Improved Yarns
kHd usn.rs. snd AArnts ~ ihe We., who desire Ia
s-h ,snts and contribute ~ hit. sale Viii oh'an tsrtns
sii sii nses.ssry nieFna'ina sprrstnn prrsaHaus
~ ~ isttrT
gtutpN npWSINa
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- n LOWRY go foRw ARpINu AMI toN
p.u'i-siaa Merchants, Upper L-trs, SAINT cloud deal
drain fiusf. Furk, Baron Ani Provisions gene
rain fersonAl attention paid ab epnsiEhin and -
snness msds required Al E'sds stored nv he t,si
side 81 he fiv~f shove ef,sssi frse ~ fharg~
= s'ad, Apfu I, iSSs-~d
lax..
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4 RkrIREp PHYSICIAN 10 wear. Of ss- ba,t,T
Mist he tshsr two brothers, daughter In laW
asbre, and gireo- by thai dreadful disease soasump
lot sai suffering win Cough himself determined iu
W. II" kssi indes ksYIt aba japan. where he dssay
rri Preventive and C-fisia cure ha ts.ids tuug b.
BrssrhitiS 1nnsafnpuna Nervous i.hliny ant A.ihma
hb cough Nas cured unmsdias,J he r~fHrnRj cured
hi.Nrtsires who Inherited The disease and aaun.sin
VITA bis have smpioy eh q "a thru prsstioe, tunux
'haSsfd IT csnsidsFed hnprlss- hy uihrrs fnr
The pHrp.. si rssspias many his suffering feoN
hetE. possible he V sending the Recipe all Sho
ss ios 10 cents of 10 p.y the postage an he hs
anC printing Address TIA MEATH
mag ssm nj sprias e., opp. ~ Skhsiss iia,st y
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TsIK F1r,EsfEN.


II A sPEcIAL MrErIre OF BovARD sssi y
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evfnirx Mach -, ne folosng preamble and resniuso
where's, Il has pieased The Almighty Ruler Of he uni
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rds Of HIS at- tbeir duties In uphoioG and msatap
ibe honor ard n,cEfy q the Fire Deoartnspt We
reNre he mourbn eycnt " hs ese@ess vhsn
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pcrtas The grave of Der beloved brssfer,
fA,h and consossou IN De swes religion
n ~b. toeth a things for rooa and VINO asne ooot
thrra IN lhefr lad bereavement,
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Lesde end that copy he Be
ted o ~. iznniiy OF ihs fecf sssd
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-02
1aAvELIIrrtr' GUIDE.


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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

/" DO not be cruel, Victor NJ Lubin is moth
ing to me. Did he save my life ~
And the fact of my having had that great
happiness is TO weigh down the scale even a.
gainst NJ. Lubin and all his advantages ~
:" Certainly, if the scale had not been weighed
down long before by something else"
And what was that something eIse7" cried
he, drawing her towards him; +" what wonder.
ful thing could out balance NJ. Lubin-his fash.
ion, his fortune, his jewelry-the carriage he
would provide you, the rich dresses you would
be enabled to buy-what was IT."
She looked into his eager face, her eyes were
filled with tears, and with trembling voice, as
she laid her head upon his shoulder,,she said
" Forgive all my folly, Victor, for it was
Lore -
My own Catharine," whispered he " we
have been in great danger aud yet we have
been spared to each other The rain has ceased
from the earth, and the clouds have passed away.
Let no more shadows come again between thee
and me -
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

WE find the following truthful paragraph in
one Of our exchanges, under the caption OF
"Bovs out at night: Might running is runous
to the morals OF boys in all instances. They &C
ouira under the cover of night an unhealthy state
of mind, bad, vulgar and profane language, a
lawIess and riotous bearing. Indeed, it Is IN the
street after nghttal that boys principally acquire
the education of the bad, and capacity for be-
coming rowdy, dissolute men.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
From the National Era.
TEH pIFrEREN Z.


HAMILTON.
HOW 1T WAS TO BE.
never intended to fall in love
With less than six feet in height:
A boundleSs beard and fathomless purse
Had always been my delight.
His pale high brow 1 said, shall be swept
BY masses of black, waving hair
A strange, sad light IN the cayernous eyes,
a shadow, but not ofcare
A dark stern face turned out to the world,
But glowing, turned inwardto me;
heart locked and barred 70 the Strangers approach
But have the golden key;
Avoce like the south wind in murmuring love,
Thunder toned in denOuncing the wrong,
And a name handed down from the long ago days;
Embalmed in the troubad0ur's song.
HOW III is.
Wei here we have him. Pray give glance
TO the gentleman vis-a-Tis,
lntenty engaged whG chickens wing
And cup ofhis faToriie tea.
A round, good natured, fli raoon Of face,
Eyes blue as thesu0mer'> ky;
With the locks his forshcaG-we, auburn at least,
Not to mention aruddier hue.
He daily tolls for his daily bread,
He's the merriest fellow alive;
AT eight in the morning, in high-heeled boots,
He measures but five feet five.
He bears in his bosom the biggest heart
On this side the broad ATLANTIC;
Ills chin is as smooth a lawn in May
And his name is by means romantic.
HOW IT CAME TO BE so.
Exactly How did it? really can't tell,
really don't know to this day;
l but thought We were very good friends,
In perfectly natural way.
dreamed not that was in love with him,
Nor that he was in love with me;
Though knew that Whenever fate brought together,
We were happy as happy could be.
Till all Of a sudden, one moonlight night
Such a night June only bring
He'd been talking though rather at random thought,
OF the stars, and all that sort of thing-
He whispered me-somethng, I'll never tell what
You smile, but you need not doubt it
That frightened and startled me so, that-and-then-
Why, you see, forgot all about it.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
Washington, Aug. 27-3 P. NJ.

Gen. Scott has been busy all day with Gen
Jessup, in making out the programme for the
movement of troops fer Utah. They have finally
decided to have the expedition to Utah proceed
II Is undecided yet whether Gen. Harvey or Col
Johnson will command the expedition. Gov
Walker Is very anxious to retain Harvey IN han
sas. 4 messenger viii be despatched to Kansas
tomorrow to settle the matter,
Dr Foney. of Philadelphia, was today az
pointed Superintendent OF Indian Affairs, to
Utah.
This completes all the appointments for tia
Territory They will proceed West immedlatei.
~ ioin the army ut Fort Laramie Gov. Gun
,,.,ags Is now al Fort Leavenworth, waiting 10
tae appointees 10 arrive.