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WAsHINGToN, Dec. 1(

WASHINGTON, Dec. lUth.
Mr.. Douglas proceeded 10 show that
Congress could not properly receive Kan
sas into the Union under the Lecompton
Constitution. Not only the slavery cues
ton, but all others must be submitted to
The peop'e of Kansas, as they are guar
anteed to establish all their domestic in
slitulions for themselves On this prin.
ciple the whole Constitution must be sub
mi.ted to ascer,aine whether or not it
meets with their approval.
Mr.. Douglas con,ended that the people
of Kansas onght TO have an opportunity
10 yote against the constitution if they
shOoSe to DO 50.
He compared the freedom allowed by
the Lecompton Convention, to the free
dom at the election in Paris, when Louis
Napoleon was elected President.
The reason assigned why the people of
Kansas were not allowed to vote on the
acceptance Of the Constitution prepared
was, that i. they had the chance. they
would vote it down By an overwhelming
majority. He believed they would; and
thought it was a clear VOCATION Of the
organic act, thus forcing the obnoxious
constitution upon the majority.
Mr.. Douglas remarks were received
with applause from the galleries.
Mr.. Bi5ler IT piled to Mr.. Douglas, but
he was a mere child in the hands OF
Douglas.
The correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune
slys:
The speech of Senator Douglas to day
is universally admitted 10 be a great
speech, perhaps ;he greatest he ever
made. Ii is admired by all sides for
its compact force and plain solid strength.
He dissected and exposed with mastery
skill the manifold absurdities of the Lee
compton plants inconsistency with
reason and with right, with justice, hon
or or fairness. with the professions of the
Democratic party, and with the princi
piles of popular sovereignty. all of which
demanded unequivocally that the whole
Constitution should be submitted in good
faith to the people Of Kansas.
Though his language was courteous,
the manner Of Senator Douglas was bold,
naughty and defart, the manner Of a
who had deliberately assumed a
p%erilOur position, and had made up his
mind 10 brave The consequences.
His closing declaration, given with
great energy, that if the Administration
and the democratic party persisted in
course they were now pursuing upon
Kansas question, be should be compelled
by every consideration Of honor. good
faith and consistency, 10 separate himself
from them, was greeted with a roand Of
applause by the crowded galleries.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

HAY FUR SALE, AT GREAT
Il bargains. several tracts Of land which 7 invite
public attention to. to vii: 3j acres Of farming land.
within . miles Of franklin. the county seat OF Fenan-
go County. Pa. and within 4 a mile ofthe Allegheny
River, we'll Eatered with pure spring water. Title
gOoi-price 50 per acre, In 4 equal payments.
ALSO, i7 acres near the above. al mouth Of Big
Sandy, on the riysr-snall Improvement. comfortable
house. fruit trees. hrst rate water power, ard plenty Of
timber. Title good-price 81 per acre, in 4 ~paSmsnts.,
lhave other farms for sale in same vicipity-an Of
which will be sold on terms easier than ever before
heard Of. Call in and be convinced. and suited with
a plantation, on which to rear your family.
I'll. McLAIN. Atty at Law.
Warren, Dec.s, 81 and Real Estate Agt-
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The EDINBURGH REVIEW: L. Scott d
Cos. Republication of the British Re-
views and Blackwood's Magazine,
$500 per annum each, or $1,000 for
the four Reviews and Bisckwood.
The Edinburgh ReViev has the follow
ing interesting table of articles; 1, Sped
ding's complete edition of Bacon's works;
2, Napier; 5, The Mediterranean Sea;
its physical geography apd history; A.
Henri Martins History of France; 5.
Landed credit; 6. Lives of the Chief
justices; 8. The Highlands of Scotland;
Men, Sheep. and Deer; o. Harford's
life of Michael Angelo; 9, The Indian
Mutiny.
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ANOTHER Blow AT FREE Kansas
The U. S. land office has been removed
from Doni2han to Kickapoo. The for
mer place has the misfortune in admin
istralion eyes, to be a Free State town,
whilst the latter is notorious for its pro-
slavery frauds. This removal is pay in
hand from Mr. Buchanan for The spur.
Gus votes cast there at the last election.
1t is evidently determined at head quar-
tiers that Kansas shall be a slave state,
if Executive patronage and the control
OF the land system can effect it.-St.
LOuis Dem.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-16

The Wool. Growers of Central Ohio
will hold a Convention in Newark on
Christmas day, TO consult I'M regard TO
their interests.
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A tall. 6ne looking United States sol
der, at Newport. Ky, learning that his
detachment was ordered 10 Utah. delib-
erately stole a silver watch. and on be-
ing arrested not only -sdmiled the theft,
but avowed the object was to get rid of
fighting Uncle SANS battles at S11 dol
lars per month. He was sentenced to
Thirty days confinement on bread and
water. and will probably be drummed
out Of the Baarack as a deserter and q
thief. lie would rather be thus lisgra-
ced than 60 to Utah.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-16

The Constitutional Convention in
Kansas made provisions for a complete
banking system. The Constitution pro
vides that the capital of the State Bank
shall be $1,000. 600. and there shall b.
four branches, two on each side of the
Kansas River. -MlOaakee Necs.
There is something for the people to
pass upon in Kansas besides the Slavery
question, it appears. notwithstanding the
assurance Of the Washington Union to
the contrary. Here is a Bank with S..
00O, GOO of capital and four branches TO
be saddied upon the embryo state, by
tw~enty-eight men. AMI the people are
not TO be allowed 10 say yea or nay, upon
it. Thisis pOiniblank against Democratic
principles and the Nebraska act.-OAio
Statesman.
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GAS! CASH GASll!-The under
~ signed has gos on hand the HidrO Carbon gas
burners, and the liquid for sale for 70 cents per gallon,
whiSh we warrant unexplosiFe in every sense of the
word Call and see before you purchase any whers
else always really to I'LL orders at low prices.
COOK.
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ST.. LOUIS. Dec 9th.
An express passed through this city
yesterday. with dispatches from Col
Johnson for Washington.
The Republican has received letters
this morning up to Nov. 81.
The Mormons had run off six hundred
cattle in sight of Col. Alexander's camp
neal Ham Fork of Green River.
A. the date OF the letters it was sup
posed that Col. Johnston had concen
lrated his forces with Alexander's and
that in a fortnight from that time, Col.
Cookies command would be with them.
They expect to winter on Henry's Fork
of Green River.
There was a good deal of suffering for
want of provisions and clothing. and the
horses were giving u for want of for
age.
Gov. Cumming and the other officers
had determined 10 get into Salt Lake
City if possible. The Mormons had de
termined on resistance TO the entry Of
either military or civil officers In a
between Alrxander's troops
and Mormons three fourtI $ of the latter
captured.
The Democrat learns from Major Rus
train that the government animals
are dying in great numbers on The Plains.
Col. Hoffman, from Fort Laramie last
October, arIived here on Sunday.-l
He brings no news of the Utah expedi-
lion.
BREACH OF PRoMIsE.-Miss Hester A.
Burgess sued n. E Wood, in Kanawha
county. Va, last week. for damage for
breach of promise 1t was proved in ev.
says the Valley Star, that thel
young lady was a flirt, and the jury ac-
,ordingiy awarded her one cent damaged
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-16

GoLD DISCOVERED IN TnE LANE So
PEKIoR CoUNrRY.-The Dayton Empire
gives an account of a gold bearing re.
gion said to have been discovered al the
head Of the Menominee river. 1t was
given to that paper from . private source.
A party of Indians arrived at On,ona-
gon, bringing with them some rich spec
linens of bearing quartz They repre-
sent that the country is rich with gold.
Some of the leading mining men Of that
place have gone up into the country to
examine into the truth Of The story.
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"Christmas and New Years.

All persons who want an assortment OF presents to
rive To th-ir children or hi-nls. arr invited to call
AMI exImine Onr stock Of JUVENILE and MISCEL-
LANEOUS BOOKS which ze are selling very low Just
at present. We have over 800 kines Of chiIdrens'
books, among which can be found many new varieties
never before brought to Warren
We have also, splendilly bound Pocket Bibles. Tes-
taments and Prayer Books Of all binds. And an as
sortment OF ANNALS, Albums. Portfolios, Cabas. Fancy
Boxes. Transparent States, Paint BIKES. Marbles,
China Rabies. and q small assortment Of Toys, which
will Just suit Young America.
Also, illustrated Papers for the Holidays, viz
Brother jonathan, Leslie'S Christmas Pictorial, Yam
kee Notions, Nix Max and Pictorial.
PORTER & SON BOOKSTORE.
Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
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Saturday, the 10th day of January, 1858,

between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
PM. of said day, the following described Real Es-
tate, to wit: Situate in Warren. Trumbuil CoSnty.
Ohio. and is known by part of lot No. 10. in block No.
!. Of south survey Of the village Of Warren, as will
more fully appear; reference being had to the map OF
said survey, recorded in Truinbull County Records
Book Of Maps. pages 81 anil b. and IS described rs
commencing at the north westerly corner OF, said lot
No. - on Main Street; thence running ~eaSterly along
the line Of said lot 100 feet to 4 post theme ~soutkerly
40 feet to a post; thence 100 feet to Main Street, and
parallel with the first I;Rei th=nce u~ortherIy TO the
place Of beginning. be the sane more or less APP
praised At SI3IG.O0. Teras-eash- g
A.. Z. LYMAN, Sheriff.
SheriG's Office. Warren. Dec. Is, 57-5x-350-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-16

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
i annual meeting of the stockholders of the Trum-
bull and Ashtabula Turnpike, for the Choice ofDirec-
tors, viii be held on the third Wednesday Of january
next, at the tavern near the centre Of Bloomfield.
By order Of the Directors.
TIi0MAs d. WEBB, President
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-16

THE T~oYAwAYDA INDIANs.-By a re-
cent treaty between the Tonawanda In.
dians and the United States Government,
the difficulties which have existed are
definitely settled, and the Indians will be
enabled to retain about one half Of their
reservation Of $500 acres. In return.
the Indians relinquish their Kansas and
other Western claims, arising from the
treaties of 1888 and 1912. and they al
so relinquish the monies appropriated for
their removal and support during the
first year of their residence West.
They receive 1885, 900. a portion of
which goes TO satisfy claims upon their
ancient homestead. and the rest to be
invested in U. S. stocks for their benefit
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LIEN ARTHERHOLT,s ESTATE.

N Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Executor on this Estate
Of Allen Artherholt, deceased, late Of Brdokfehh.
Trumbuli county. Ohio ED KING
n. IL t2z- a.
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DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

IA Notice is hereby given. that Tho subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator Or the
Estlte Of Michael Obi. dec-aeed. late OF WeSthersfeld,
FrumbulI county, Ohio. IL OIL,
DIN OHL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-16
WARREN & LAKE ERIE PLANK

w R0AD.-StockhoIders are hereby notified that
a semi-annaal dividend OF ; per cent. on the capital
stock = Of the company has been declared by the Direc-
tors. at their regular meeting. payable at the Office Of
the Treasurer on and after the 10th day Of January,
IsJS.
The annual meeting FOR The Election Of Officers viii
be held al the TreasUrer's Office on Monday the Ist day
OF February. ls5S.
JOSEPH MARVIN, Jr., President.
j d. cox Trearrrer-
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sFEntAL Nnrlnr-
FITSi FITS!! FITS!!!
DR.. HANcE's VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPrEC PILLS.

For the eHre Of Ftis, SpGsms, Cramps and all Nervous
and Constitution aI Diseases.
Persons who are laboring undt this distressing NAL
ally will lind d X uANCE'SvEGETABLR
PILLS to he the only remedy ever discovered for cur
ing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on the nervous
system; and, although they are prepared especially for
the purpose OF curing Fits. they will be found of espe-
ciNl benefit foI all persons Athlete with weak nerves.
or whose nervous system has been penetrated or shat
tered from any cause whatever. In ehronis com
plants or diseases OF long standing, superinduced by
nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial.
Price 50 per box, or two boxes for s.. Persons out
Of the city. enclosing a remittance. viii have the pills
sent them through the mail, free OF postage. For sale
BY SETH s. HANCE. No. los BALTIMORE fREET
Baltimore Md, to whom orders from all parts Of the
Union must he addressed, post paid.
June p, Sly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-16

70 ALL WHO USEHORsEs.-Dr TosiAs' vrxEriAs
HORsE LININESr. in pint bottles. price only so cts. is
warranted cheaper and superior than any article in the
market, for the cure OF Cuts. Calls. Lameness Of all
kinds, Collie. &c, &c This is no humbag article
try 4 bottle; it will speak for itself. None genuine
unless signed :. /. Tobias. Depot, SO Corllandt street.
New York
Sold by SPRING & TURNER, Warren. and
WARD & Co. Niles. and Others through The county.
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ME GIFT BOOK SALB-Greater

Il Inducements than ever. are offered at ADAMS,
o SALE this season. as a larger proportion Of the
moH.y paid for books, IS being returned tn the1Rsy or
gifss 1. would seem that the tightness OF the money
market di not elect the PocksS of the people much,
in this vicinity. from the amount T. OF book being sold
since he opened his Second Annual Gsft Sals. There-
is no question but that il a person wants to buy = book
for winter reading, that now IS the time 10 gee. itsss
many are receiving tea and tEenty times the smount
paid for their books. Dec. 0, 81. .
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between the hours OF noon and o'clock P. NJ, OF the
same day, the following described Real Estate. to Wit.
TEeaty i've acres OF the southeast corner OF the land
Of sail John Mahany. deceased, in the eastern part OF
ssid Bristol township.
Sold TO pay the debts Of the decedent. appraised At
twenty four dollars $50 per acre. Terms made known
at the sale E~LGZABET1 MAHANY
Admr. o. john Mahany, deceased
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Nt6 9A6ettisemruts.

Casual Advertisements must be paid foT
when handed in.
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EDGE TOOL SHOP. ENGINE. &C.,

The subscriber being DESTROYS of moving to Kansas,
offers at priv tie sale. his Shop. Engine aud Tools
The location is a good one for the manufacturing and
sale Of Edge Tools, and all necessary implements for
their manufacture. are eentered in this shop. Tho
property will be sold cheap for cash, or exchanged for
other property.
KEXDRICKp g. BIAINARD.
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By virtue Of an orler Of sale, issuel from the Court
of Common Pleas Of Trumhull county, in the sbOse
entitled cause, to me directed, 1 shall expose to Public
Sale on the premises in Bristol, on
Snfnrdnr the OH dnr Of Innnnrr. IQSQ. ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-16

Joseph Bedford, ct. alb
By virtue OF an order OF sale. issued out OF the Court
Of Common Pleas Of rrumbnlI County. Ohio, TO me
directed and delivered. I shall expose 10 Public Sale,
at the door Of the Court House in Warren. in said
County, on
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A DMINIsrRAToR.s SALE OF

II hHAl L5IAIH.
Elizabeth Nahlny, AimS- u
Of John Mahany, decd,
W. -
YIN Y. Nahnnv. Ct nj
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From tbs West
ST.. LOUIS. Dec 9th.

wAsHrSoros, Dee. 6, 1857.
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KEXDRICK @.
.CHERIFF'S SALE.
In Trunbun Common Pleas.

LIE.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-24
Thiry-F,nh Congr~..-F,r.s session.

WASHINGTON, Dec ll.-SExArE.-Sena-
tor Bigler, in order to correct misapprehen-
sions stated 10 conversation in the meeting
to which he alluded in his speech Of Wednes
day, as having taken place in the house Of
Mr.. Douglas. there TO consult on the
Toombs' Kansas bill, was IN official rather
than private meeting of the committee on
territories, and to which other Senators had
been invited.
Judge Buffers death will be announced
on Monday, and that Of Mr.. Bell, Of n. H.,
on Tuesday.
The Democratic Senatorial caucus to-day
agreed on the standing committee.
Senator Mason. Of Va, is TO continue as
the chairman of the committee on Foreign
Affairs.
Senator Douglas, of Ill., az the chairman
OF committee on Territories.
Senator Hunter, of Va, a. chairman OF
the committee on Finances.
Senator Stuart, Of Mich, as chairman Of
the committee on Public Lands.
senator Bayard, Of Del, as chairman OF
committee on Judiciary.
Senator Brown, of Miss, as chairman Of
committee on the District of Columbia.
Senator Yulee. of La, as chairman Of
committee on Post Offices.
An effort was made to elect new officers
Of the Senate but the proposition was post
poned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-24

N(DRTGAtg -ALE -whsrs a. dsfAgh bss b.ss made
VI 20 10 ess1saAyn II ssstah isisbigfs 81 nsrfsF.,
10 ysFnsni 81 ths ~ hnndfsd and fsgt y
~ AZ sSd SHY even cents so g. .hisb claimed q
bs 10 o. u~ 12ls 81 thas hyttes sefsAis ssizAse
bssribs s.t~ The rsk day ~ January. D.. issf snf
stsessd ~ hsnrr cosriSsa. 81 ss<- sSs1iy, sd t.,
ffsfy a klaBssssA, W Psgss ksksss. ~ he esyhiy
sGi Tsrrh@y Afsfsssh ssd fsearas1 10 fhs snss ~ Ne
stssf u Deeds ~ tss sDyaty ~ sssls IN Br,s 4, psS-
" snS ~, 90 sse zss asy a Is.sssy 40 lss5, Al
sslacs ~.
ss-, Asrsfoss, sSes 10 ksrsbJ HTss ihsi 10 pa,sa.
sssS ~ pSssf ~ sale istssa ssh ssaTtssgs SID
u ~ sstgS 10 sseb All yroqsasi The prem
isss dssgrbsf IN and covered ~ sssf rsrgsgs 20 MI
1s ~SuA hsf ~ tAr Nsvtkssst ga.rssr, sad The koffh.
s4.rtsf ~ he HyssE~ss qsafssf 1 sss'iar tvsnfy
ers q 70 Nvsshsp bgssfsa ssd sIThi mr. ssflh a
rssgs sssr ~, Wss -til ss s5i1 ~ Bsbils ss5ss
h a1e> y Ne Register II D.sa., IN Il. isss 81 Os.
y@nA 10 -se>as esaasy, ss1 fsssassy sss ssad hs
- 4sT a Jshss<y. Di>. Ne sOaS u 7seA>s IN ia
sf@rDsss.
Dsss he n day II Dee.ms.s. 1851.
y. frvsvss Athsssy fs hstSAss-
s.ssvss PATkICE hkfDsE xssisasss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-24
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. lO.-The nomination
of Colonel Richardson as Governor OF Ne
braska was today confirmed by the Senate.
Gen. Denver, appointed as Secretary of
Kansas, was confirmed by 80 Democratic
votes for, and - Republicans against.
Mr.. Douglas was absent.
Gen. Denver has been telegraphed to at
Boonville, Mo-
The removal Of Gov. Walker is daily ex-
pected. 1t is stated on high authority that
should he now move in the direction of Kan
sas, this result would Immediately follow.
Thomas j. Simms has been appointed
United States Attorney for the District of
New Orleans.
The Hon. Nathan Clifford, appointed to
supply the vacancy in the Supreme Bench,
has not yet been definitely voted upon by
the Senate.
The Heralds correspondent says, with re-
ference to Gen. Denver's confirmation, that
Senator Douglas led of with speech in
opposition to the confirmation, and was fol-
lowed by Seward, Hale, Trumbull and boo
little; while, on the Democratic side, the
action of the Administration was sustained
by Slidell, Mason, Benjamin, Biger and
Others. Douglas left just before the vote
was taken.
Senators Gwyn and Pugh spoke on the
subject in an equivocal manner, but finally
sustained the Administration.
Douglas carried but one Democratic
Senator with him, viz: Broderick, of Cali
fornia.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-24

MORTGAGE SALE --Defaalt having accrued ~ he
N roaihas- 81 seefla,p mortgage by wheh the Pow
81 sailed" u" mortgage or hts assigns herein cootAa
ed has become operative Rhd suit proceeding
isw having been Instituted 10 f"soV~r he debt HAS
part hereof bow reIpRing H"rnfrh by raid gage
The bs wing been duly recorded aud hfst sg"eGsd
sn1 arlr.red by John khsu, porgsRor John Me.
tals u1rts sFer ou n. gki day Of Nay AZ is57 At
a. oelo's 49, 10 boah ~ Mortgages page. - and n
Which there IL claimed ~ he due 81 hs dar ~ this
h1iics thT sun e. one thousand and two dollars
hav, etetotr. use Ia hereby gwen, thai hy siri
at BE said posff ~ sale ~ sAij mortgage CONTAINED aud
pursuance ~ The statute such Inaje and rfuvlgsd
ai uis right TIDE interest esiia aud demand II said
fhRN t"h In Law ssS s1niiy So h. plioriha pfetnss
Lsia situate ~ the city II ~ Paul, county II Ramsey
aBd Territory ~ hDn~s'Hs and described fpilbvs 10
all Bsns piece u land si'la.d "a thfh rfeei. 10 he
sat ciy ~ ~ Paul between Entsf and Jsrk
ssHiy fssi fronting said thifd street; aii rhnnlas
right abGiss said Tbifd street bsTs sgy tour l
drPb. shd being the piece Of land With the
bpiding 10 sii1sisd occupied ~ -si1 JOHN J. kbas a.
and zap sure al ID. TIN. II The II said
~sll D." seid Al pusie sqeuaa "a The sss, hidof
De Court house 10 he ssd ciiy a H. Paul the 1b
day # jsnssry. tAs~ ~ n'ein0k lhbs fgrsuSsn
Gsssfy he AnaiHt due SID mprigage with ~
ass
paisd his ~ d.y II pecsmbsr. o. IsgT.
JDHH NcGAi.l.A. hDrtgsEs-
b. : W"Drs, his Any df0 issis
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-24
Arrival OF the Tennessee.

New ORLEANS. Dec. 1.-THE steamer
Tennessee, with Vera Cruz dates Of the 9Th.
and the City Of Mexico Of the 4th, arrived
today.
The revolutionary forces have been van
pushed at Puebla and other points.
Comonfort and the Supreme Court were
installed on the LIST Of December.
The port Of Naviden has been declared
open 10 commerce.
The Government has issued proclama-
ton regulating the transportation across the
lstbmus by the Tchauntepec Co.
The siege Of Campeachy still continues
The besicged are suffering for want of pro
visions.