The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-03

wac W iDIuish tltfii ~ aUscHti VIC nave CoD-
cludsI to put on record the table a. furnished
by the Adrert,,er. The table gives the
names Of the dealers and the amount Of the
exports for 1851, as follows:
Forbes 4 Kiitson. .....................t 900
Culver harrington. ........-......... $1,000
n hyflck 20 80. .................. z6WD
Beauliesu Il Faribault. ................ 10000
All others ................. .. $1,000
Total Tor 80. ....'.....,.......... tl-o.ooo
Total Tor 1850 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 900
IH'Irdsts .s...,.... tSJ,VD
DgATn FROM ExPosuRg.--A man named
John jenkins, in the employ Of Mr.. Fred
stadt, a farmer on the Saltwater Road, some
: miles from st. Paul. came TO the city on
Saturday with load Of hay, and having
sold il, be got into saloon, where he drank
to intoxication, and getting into his wagon
to return home he WAS helpless and unable
to manage his horses, and they wandered
into yard near the corner Of Fourth and
st. Peter streets, where they remained quiet
ly until noon Of Sunday. Jc, kins had
probably fallen asleep soon after getting into
the wagon and made insensible by liquor,
his head probably dropped down upon the
seat, when be rolled over, his body falling
across the seat, in which position he was dis
covered at noon on Sunday. The horses
went into the yard about nine O'Clock, but
at what hour the man died, is not known.
The night was stormy, and heavy rain fell
all night, and Sunday NTH he was discov-
cred. The body was taken to the City Hall
where an inquest was held and verdict
rendered in accordance with the facts 1t
ia u little singular that the unusual occur
renee Of horses standing all night in an open
lot in fall view Of the street should not have
attracted the attention Of the police, and it
IL further singular that the horses should re-.
main in the same position for five hours on
Sunday. without causing some one to make
IN inquiry.
SurRKNx CouRr RsroRrs-There j. now
in press and will ,oon he issued from the
PIONEER AND DEMocRAT office the first
volume Of Minnesota Reports, embracing all
the decisions OF The Supreme Court of Min
nesota, while u Territory. The Reporter.
llAnyrY OrfIcsR, Esq, who has charge Of
the Reports Of 1855 and 1856, and is pre-
pairing them for publication, ilL.'rms u that
number Of the Opinions have been taken
from the Clerks Office, by attorneys who
have neglected to return them. II is ALSO
luiely necessary, to give completeness to the
volume, that these opinions should be re-
turned To the office, or sent Immediately 10
Mr.. OFFICER; and ~ the names Of the
gentlemen having possession of them are
unknown to the reporter they will consider
this public notice 10 them as sufficient, 10
demand their immediate compliance, so rs
not to delay the work
WuES Rrus Is, Reason Is ORA
crowd was gathered, yesterday evening. in
front of Lager Beer saloon. on Third
street, listening to the harranguc Of some
person, who found his spirits rise in rebel
lion against an imaginary act Of injustice
on the part OF some other person Ills ebu.
ltion Of temper was allowed to eHcrysce,
during The night, in the Tomhs
CArcuARr II Go. There has been large
incrcas' IN the trade Of this House. within
the last four days, caused by their adver
tiScment that they would take city scrip.
which i. but another evidence 81 the fact.
that all dealers who mold ont, and decline to
receive this currency, will tind their sales TO
~ much less during the winter The ex-
rcnlturcs Of the people have been rduccl
thoususd, Of dollars by thr opposition TO
tie city scrip, in just such articles. tina, the
people can and will do without during the
winter, The MeSSrS tathcarts found this
truth ont in their business and concluded /,
was about as slfc to have the city scrip rs
deprecated goods. By the by. the g gentle
men have most cXcrlra, assortment Of
goods. and are selling at low rates TO sui,
the s,riugncy.
AEUl, ~ a number Of Dcmocra;ic
members Of the l~yis!aturc arrived on VS.
t,risy. among the numb,r, arr Mcssrs. Hull.
Flaiclsnl kihler. ami Foster, If the Fill.
morc county delegation, Ma J. :. Wat
rou>. Of Lake Superior, Albert Tattlc
ri Brown coanty. Bradley, ol Scot, county
Bat,er,.of IL Seuer county, ricrcy, II Nico-
ct county, ami other whose names have
escaped us.
TowNsHlr PLlrs.--rhe Surveyors pla,s
81 townships ~ AMI 100, Range -. and
fl'..,.ltn ~ IL. a at,l ION r D..