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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-23

Hr,tV.t Rev NJ. Morgan. Of Wahashaw.
~ who.a eses,ioas that nwn Ia mainl, iodem
cd iot tbo ofHani,atioa III . Church, has recent
/, been ishorlne In Prescott wia The fs"n
script ihuss peaks oi tho happ, rs.ai's there
FROM
"Rer Nj Morgan y missionary iom Wats.
sha county. has been holding meetings 10 this
,oan and his lacors were followed by vet,
.ucc.s-iul revival ~ religion. our generous
ei,i,.ns made hin apa purse 81 tiao, Which WAS
presented 10 him on his departure.
The baptist congregation nj this place IN
tend rr.otioP during the coming summer snew
rhar.h. n.,asw hers ~ lower town lot has
alreasly been purchased fat that pnrp"ss b,
the N"eIs,,.
The new bfaix. connecting ~, Ah'banr and
Minneapolis. l-neu saisf sonpie,ed, that teams
are ciossed Upon L
'it T. Az ILt wisp mar iilopA horopv A.,
Guun. - The lsasot ~0 ,iso ~ arc ,hc mase
army cahsinsrd nf The bathfuiDess and
appusIien..s .n man, Occasions, Of this 'lisa
honotsd saying. 10 fact, Instances lush s,ins
~ force are IL dali, occurrence not unv IN this
community. ba, In every o,hrf gns IN this eeus
Try Tbr one tbs. We nov, however, more par
ticnlatly feis, To, eeeuiod yesterday ami - The
result NJ n, gentleman vel kaown ~ mast d
ou citi,eu-, poct,,rJ 800 In gold whinh he hal
Won FROM di,efs persons D., batting large odd
that there woa,d not be boat through Laks fs
pin bofsSe ,weiv. eriock, ~, yesterday, ~bieh
bet. Of course, he non, although very msny
poisos~ tae week. ago considered then scy
unsafe indeed % our readers viii sse that
| " hlc the iAke remaining closed 10 . -eflou.
de,Tsmepi W the ha-.nss- pnfti1n ~ na5 sopt
| muaiiy, s,iil II benefits a sufficient na'aber h
tho mshoff ~ have related. W prove The tuti
4 af tbs tism shgy. quoted
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-23

sos.rusa Nsw. ~ yesterday wagon d,awn
abua, ,hr streets. Oiled Nth che menbers Of .
ass hani ,liseuarslng music tor ,he mls'an,
whs poster di.plsNcd Al o"e end an'"u''ed
Ia The public tbs, tosKrn |. Coos > anrton Halr
of real estate would rcmr N ,ha, day, a, hss
once, under tho folier uoasn, THIS - e"'ia'n'h
hss mo,,s u, astsTtIsIt,r s..lc, -''-'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-23
CITY AND COUNTRY.

rsau rax MAI ~ wAa.-we sfv nIarmrj
by Capt Maxwell, III the Wave, that whea he
len Manks,a, everything was quiet capt
Nc,ld's command returned 10 ~. Peter "a las,
saturday. having eaooaatsscd no lss,ans daring
The time they we've cut In fact, they d'a not
even &c, .isht q, an, 10 reward ,Ac@ '"r theg
tramp,
The soldietS detailed irom the garrison 81
For, snellian, ealy resohcd Aanka'o ea the 18th
inst, tSaiuraAy,l having marched very lc'sa'e'
ly, The command lay N camp nearly ,~e Gays
al Belle Platte. On ,hen way up, They vii
tr,afn "a the trrt The las, 81 th.' wveh ~ 'he
arsi ot neSt, whsr they will K" 'e'N comforts
bile oaa,trr. ate, thea sIsiaun. csepaIsu.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-23

Esr,,t,ria> h, AZ impetai a'os l'suei
ffem the camp II tea. hrdd, commanding TIE
Western pl,i.ioa ct the Militia III Mhnos"'a
Territory. W. learn, that ,hecrews I ea N'sss'r
trading nnm = per, osised ~ '"nb 'sAeh
within certain described am,ts, Mi be subject
TO ,mpiessmea1 into tbs Militia service s"d 'ss'
,he goods with which the ,evseA are loaded
viii he eonasosioa To The use Of the 'r"op' an
der the leadership ef 'he Major General ,eh,
mandiag, We make this announcement IN OF
a,r tia, Masters aud owners ni 'esseis trading
i,om ,hls por, ~ points eu the Mn"ca"'a may
have ,tnely warning and govern ,hemsr'Ne" so'
eaplMsly,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-23

TERRIBLE STAIR or THINGS N urAn TERRI.
TORY.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-27
Kansas Lsgislaeure

7, =. u '0ND DA 7. Jan. -, Isl
= me House. the following pr,5,..
were offered by Mr.. o'DriscOiI ''''i'
Petitions to establish terri,o,;.,
from Lec-in inPion to lii.e of Ks,s '''s
Nebfa-ka Territories. I'd
Petition to locate a territorial rad
maryssIlie TO Port Rose. opposite - a -
Joseph Mo., which were referred ~
miitee on Roads and Highways
II. Waterson, as chairman cfC
on Agriculture. reported hack '' rr;,'
amendment, bill regulating a,r'.- '-.S-'
oranas' and recommended lis passsg. -
Read a third time and passed
Mr. johnson, from committee ., -.
iary. to whom was refurred an ae, VT
'horiss courts and judges to aJ,v;, az
IN certain cases. reported tie ssma : Osl
commended its Passage. Read - -, '''
time and passed. Hia
The Committees on Roads and u,
ways reported favorably on lhs foIio,ss
bills:
A bill to establish a Ter,;,o,i,, -,
from Wyande,t via Secondine !. - .O'1
ton. Read second time and Ia;8 49,
A bill TO establish territorial road -.
Atchison via Mount Pleasai, 10 sOns -;
on the Kansas river opposite Leconalon
a bill asking charter for ferry ar,.,,
The SIaire des Cygnes, al mouth Of p
Sugar creek. Read a frs. asd ss,o,I
time, and made The order of lhe dar n,
Tuesday.
Mr- Simmons, from Commute. Or Cor.
Porations, reported bill to incorporate ,i,e
Kansas River Steamboat Company. Read
first and second time and referred ,oiss
Committee on Judiciary.
The unfinished busines. of Sa.uras,
being, on nction OF Ar. Anderson. ID
the adoption OF report of Commute Oh +,
nance on Council bills, establishing ii,
office Of Superintendent OF public prils
ing.
Mr. Branrly moved as substitute ,L.,
tie bill be re-comniit,ed-withdrawn
The question being taken. The repea
was adopted, and referred TO Commute.
cn Accounts.
The same committee aiso reported upon
a bill 10 incorporate the Kansas Laad
company, and recommended It's reflection.
Mr. Thompson moved that iae tr!l l.
o;n,nitted-carried.
aIr. Johnson, on moiion-the rules 10.
ing suspended-ia,goduced bill drcla..
ing valid the official acts of WIN. +. Sket
rard, aad TO make valid his appointment !.
tie office OF Sheriff of Douglas cUuial,
which was read frs, and second la.e.
and referred 20 committee Oil Judiclaty.
with instructions to ask OF lhe GoyeraO:
his reasons for no, commissioning -. 7.
Sherrard as sheriff OF Douglas COUNTY.
Upon motion, House adjourned to ns!i.
pas; two, P. II.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-27
ST. LOUIS, NO., Jan. II, 81
.Messrs. Editors:

A considerable dust
has been kicked up by oar good citizens of
| eastern" extraction, and free soil procliv-
tiles, by the late message of Sterling
Price. .and his general denunciations of those
who are secretly working against one of
| our states time honored institutions. Il is
done, and will be we'll done by our legis-
lators remembering this particular portion
OF the message N their future legisla.ions
Ii Is time that large number of the citi-
zens ei St. Louis should be made aware
that they are part and portion of the
State OF Missouri, and to its supporting
them. they are indebted for their present
wealth and prosperity. In justice it must
be said, that portion of our citizens are
as sound as the best of us on the slaysry
question. and they look upon the remarks
OF our late governor as severe but in a
great measure just.
This mornings mail has brought us
the good news Of the nomination in eau
Gus which is equivalent to an election )of
" jim Greea" as one of our Senator'S
:" The poor Bentonites had hoped for bet-
ter shings-for since they have discovered
the perfect hopelessness of electing Col.
Benton s. their aim has been to obtain a
man as near the views as possible, and
now the nomizasien of Green sths very
head and and foot of the offending" is a
little pill, and our hopes of the election of
Judge Napton as the ether, win ali the
cup to oseEifowing. The bitter denuncia-
;ions made by Frank Blair, against the
Judge, the ether evening, at gathering
ct the Black Republicans, will strengthen
him considerably, for il Is well known
fact, of late years, tAat all measures and
persons tsat Blair advocates, are bound 10
lail, and Uice uesa. Speaking on this
subject, this speech of Blair was full ex-
Pozure Of what may be expected of him
in future, when be will commences to rep-
resent our good ciiizel.s at Washington d
tronger TRADE against slavery | never
heard, 1t would have done honor 10 i Bos-
ton 81 negro stealsr," and was listened to
BY about TWO huadf7d oI the :. An<eisler
German population" inierspersed by
sprinkling OF free soil Know Nothings.-
But | fear l have already tresspasscd, and
SO remain,
Occasionaliy there.
HaROT
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-27
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. Browne. of Douglas. in pursuance
OF notice, Introduced bill repeating tha
18th section OF an az, to punish offences
asains, slave property-read irsl .ius,
aud laid over.
Several members gave notice of the iI-
PRODUCTION of bills.
On motion, Mr. Anderson introduced
bill to provide for the removal Of cvusly
seats, whicA was read hrst ,lnic aud !aid
over.
Message from Council BY Mr.. Grover,
that tina: body had passed ds following
Council bills:
An act to amend an act enti,le d an sd
TO provide for The recovery Of deb.s by a.
tachneuts.
An act to incorporate the LoaTenwol'h
Lyeeum.
Also, House bill. entitled An act 70
locate the county seat of Linn county Ps'-
manenily.'
And also that i, had passed The follow
ing joint resolution:
Resolved by the Council, the House Of
Representatives coneurring therein, fhai
all bills which shall have passed b9ih
Houses, shall be first signed by lie PEE
siding officers Of the House in which tae
bill originated and endorsed By the CLERK,
and be then sent back 10 The other Hosse,
for the signature Of the presiding officers
and be then reported TO the House in ThicD
it originated for transmission 10 the Gs''
ernor for his approval.
Mr.. Jenkins introduced bill to incoF-
porate the town oil Paimeuo-read frs!
time and laid ever.
Mr.. ODFiscoil introduced a bill to IN
corporate The city of Rose Port: read
grst time and laid over.
Mr.. jenkins introduced bill to estab-
Iish a territorial road and highway aloag
the valley Of the Big Blue river, which
was read first time and laid over.
Dir. Walker introduced bill 10 incsr-
poraie the Wyandot city company-read
first time and laid over.
Mr. o'Driscoll Introduced bill to char
ter banl, to Be located at Rose Pom,
Doniphan county, K. T., to be styled lie
bank Of Kansas.
Mr. Andersen moved to suspend the
rules, and take up the instructions OF the
House TO Committee on Judiciary in re-
gard TO calling on tie Governor fer h''
reasons in not commissioning w. 7. Shsf-
rard as sheriff Of Douglas county. Car
ried.
Dir. Anderson moved that instructions
BE reconsideed-carried. He then with
drew his instructions to Committee on ~,
dietary, by leave of House. and ofieffa
the following resolution, which was adof''-
ed:
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-27
CeLD-BLooDED MuaoEa.-Mr. Do.

CeLD-sLooDED MURoER.-Mr. Doss,
a highly esteemed citizen Of Weston.
Mo-, was foully murdered on Thursday,
by Charles Harding, an engineer. A diff.
ficulty had occurred between them, after
which Harding armed himself, and shot
Mr.. Day near the door of his store. The
first fire took effect in the abdomen of the
deceased, and after falling. Harding again
shot HIM through the back, both wounds
being mortal.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-27

FASHIONABLE DopGEs-A New York
paper cruelty lets out a secret. I. pab-
fishes the fact that it is customary in that
city, to hire costly wedding presents of the
jewelers., and after they have been used te
dazzle the eyes of the guests, and excite
their envy at the happiness of the bride.
to return them to the shop from which they
were borrowed.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-27
Gov. Geary's Message.

We are OF disposed to cavil or become
discover their substance clearly developed,
we are not content TO retain passive atti-
tude 1t is thus we have dealt with his
Excellency JOHN W. GEARY-cauticus!y
refraining from condemnation until some
thing more tangible than shadows had
loo.ned forth against him. We have
watched, with an impartial eye, his every
step, until it has become our settled con-
yiction thet he is playing double game
that is favorng the Free State movement
to his utmost. without giving open offence
to the " democratic party. His message
is verihcation Of this.
He assumes the credit of restoring peace
with quite an egotistocal flourish, and coun-
sells our Legislators TO follow in his wake,
if they desire success. We think they
will decline his advice, ungrateful as ii
may seem, especially as regards the repeal
and amendment OF certain portions of the
statutes,-a few Of which we cite.
Investing the appointing power in the
Legislative Assembly is objected to By the
Governor, and, as general practice, is
to be deprecated. Did his freesoil preju-
dices permit, however, he must see that
peculiar circumstances made UNUSUAL legis-
lation necessary. At the time the statutes
were framed, and at the present period,
there were counties where the popular
majority openly set the laws a. defiance,
and could be viewed in no other light than
that of outlaws. To have placed the
Offices OF sheriff. county commissioner. Sc.
within the grasp Of such a population would
have been to render the Offices 4 nuIity. or
the most pcrnicious ends. The Offices, thus
far, have been well filled, and none have
expressed dissatisfaction except outlaws
and their sympathisers.
'Sect!on eleventh, requiring certain
test oaths' as prerequisites TO the right Of
suffrage, is wrong. unfair and unequal
upon citizens of different sections OF the
Union" Then is our Federal Consti!u-
ton g wrong. unfair and unequal The
test oaths go no farther than does that in
strament; and the citizen who cannot
swear allegiance to it, has no claim to the
tight Of suffrage; for he is traitor, and
deserves TO be marked as SUCH
The Governor has taken under his es-
pecial tutiiage every free-soil scheme that
has been devised, doubtless moved by
tender commiseration for she weak and
unprotected. His message abounds in re-
Communications that have in view the pro-
motion and furlherance Of plans and
schemes concocted by the Free Stateites,
whilst any measures set on foot by the
opposing party are not even noticed. In
deed, His Exeellency seems to throw his
whole Executive influence in fayor of abo-
litionism; as if he desired, in a measure, TO
make up for the absence of all representa-
tios from that party in the Legislative
body. Abolitionism will no, acknowledge
the Legitimacy Of the Legislature even SO
far as to ask for legislation in their favor
but, through Gov. GEARx, they would OBJ
tain what they desire. a cute way of
reaping benefits from a source they affect
to despise and repudiate.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-27
JNO. w. GEARY.
LEcoarroS, K. T.. Jan. 18th. 1857.
nesr The Register of Public Lands a,

HG The Register of Public Lands al
Council Bluffs has received orders from
the General Land Office at Washington,
not to allow any farther prescriptions to be
made within fifteen miles on each side of
the four railroads across the States. No
tices OF intention, however. may all be
6lled, where the settlements were made
previous to the 29th of October.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-27

CO Capt. T. DeTFeville, of Charleston, S.
C., is authorised 10 procure subscriptions for
this paper. Also, Mr.. D. Is. Boho, of Union
District, 8. c., no1y travelling in the Southern
States. They will receipt for the same.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-27

LADY.-CoI. Benton, in letter to the
National Inteiligencer, took occasion TO
say that the word. lady, was not to be
found in any Greek OF Roman book, in the
Bible, or in his Thirty Years in the Senate.
The editor of The N. Y. Express cites
passages from Judges. Esther, Isaiah and
John. in which the void is employed.
Tie great Mlssoarian is probably better
versed in political history than in political
lore.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-27
WAHTEO.

AT THIS OFFICE, TWO INTELLIGENT
N LADS. one abont thirteen, the other fifteen
years old, to learn the printing business. Those
who can come well recommended will be am
ply remunerated for their services. tt
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-27
zYse Esesg .gsyrerstssssg FIFE
dim. s,s the Uispes. Country.
Lnoh out fer fl.e *.

A cross (thus, H. immediately before the
name, sigllfe:. that the subscriber has not paid
for his paper, aud that it is expected he will
remit the amount due us by the return mail.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-27

e- Col. Thomas S. Hunt, Assistant
Quariermaster General, Z. S. A. died at
his residence IL New Orleans, on the 22d
u!t-. after long lingering illness. Gel.
Hunt had been stationed IN that city for
many years.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-27

Rg Mr.. JouH RANDOLPH, now travelling
in the Southern States, is an authorised agent
for the Squatter Sovereign.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
wi.,n.,- na,-nmo a. Wild ,.,,,,.-r,.,,

BOSTON Journal This mcdelne coming respectable
sahfee aud carefully prepared by experienced skfu
physician IS r. eeifed by tho public with confidence
cae ms heen proved IN many obdnraie Of disease and
It's tame has rapidly eNton led IL has eeu extensively
N eftfE part Of thr country particularly the Middle AMI
Aefhn States AID strong testimony ffem hlh rcspects
Die anu Intelligent Persous has been addueed in favor
merits ~ remedy for Colds and Coughs. affections Of the
Chest. diseased I.s.r
tien.
None genuine unless Signed 1T IT'S sn the wrapper
SETH W FoWLE & CO rs Washington Street Hos
ton. Pfopr.ciors. sold L., Their agents everywhere.
For sale by J II NEAA.
fell All
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-04
ID q T. ID,

In Washington county, or Sunday, the 23d inst,
Miss p f. \. CLARK daughter OF John J. and Susan
Clark, aged about % years.
Departed this life Jan. 10, 1887, Mrs. MARY IARRI-
SON witofS 5. Harrison, and daughter off. and Anna
Fields, of Russell county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-04

ma -GoNNlNetNd EvmtNrf-For mare than three years
have been suffering with rheumatism and enlargement
PAIN Of the bones and ota have ttfieiIY followed the
vice Of ply seans and ohrr family med
Gins a had been recommended The
still did improS, la the least, aud frequently
prled Ia keep my bed AMI thereb, prevented arI
dug business. Sfur weeks induced by n
friend 10 ry Carriers spanish Mixture The
uous felt considerably huproN ed after had taken Tho
fourth dose have only USED uHc toc entire
trre from all pain feel better than have felt ycurs
and attribute complete restored health solely tue
OF Carter Spanish Mixture. consider excellent
medicine for rheumatism aud all Diseases the blood
cheerfuliy recommend Il 10 the afflicted.
d. III RR1TT,
Southeast Fourth and " alnut Ss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-04
FUNERAL. Nebssa u

The funeral sermon of the late Rev. JNo. W. W.
LIAMs will be preached at his fathers residence in
Amherst, AT o'clock this afternoon. The friends Of
the deceased are invited to attend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-04

A CONVENTION of the Eaptsts Of the Albemarle
Association will be held IN Scottsye, Albemarle
county, commencing on Tuesday after the first sun
day in April The object Of the Convention will he
to excite agreater interest On the subjects OF San6ay
SCHOOLS, Colportage and Education within the Dor
dnrs Of the lssnclIInn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-04
e.itp agu @statc IHaita.

No MtL.--Tbe .non-arrisal oithe Soaih-Side cars,
m to the time OF going to press last night accounts
fr tie absence of late news in ibis issue.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-04

TEMPERANCE SPkAKiNG.-We are requested to state
the Rev Mr.. Wfla. of the Baptist Church, will deliy-
er an address in Temperance Hal tonight. Thepdb
Ji, are invited TO atten |.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-04

The ASN1yERsAKy Of Washington'i birthday Was
celebrated hy the Cadets of the Virginia Military In
stitute, in their accustomed manner. Speeches were
delivered by MIR John Campbell. of Monroe county
who represented the Graham =. Society; by Cadet
Mayo WHO represented the Dialectc Society by Mr.
5. NJ Lighter, of Pocahonas county, who represented
the Washington l.. Society and by Cadet Fanne-
roy of Frederick county, Vile ,cp:c -eatel the Sote
" Of Cnlets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-04

On Thursday, the 10Th inst, hy cller J. T. Daven-
port c. c. ORR and Miss MARTHA \. D. JoyEs, all OF
Washington county.
On Thursday, the -, by Rev, Philip Rohr Mr.. j..
NJ. HARRIS and Miss MARY ANN MILLER, all Of Wash
ington county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-04

y IiIES.-rHOMAS HOPE co, 80. 1872 CHAM
BEERS STREET. NEW YORK, Established ls10) Impor-
tiers and pcacs all descriptions OF Rare Old Madeira Shcr
aud Port Wines Finest Vd Bra dies Superior Old Jamai
and Antigua Rum, Old Holland Gin, and every
variety -f fine Imported aud Domestic Liquors.
CHAMrAGNE- Max Sntaine, Moot a Chaudou and numm's
Inpcria Cabinet NCITcaN, cidsk and other Brands
CLAREr ANp SAUTFHNE-lntudng Chateau Margaux, Cha
tcau Iafttc Lcovc arose Margaux and St Julien Cha
aud llHut Aautrruos
Hook WIyE>--of JohannesberGer Marcobrunner, Rudes
heimer. Itcc5utIH"r. Sparkling Hook aud MoseIe.
SEGAEsol all Tho choicest varieties, Ecgantes, Regats
Conchas Operas, Pressed and Communes
FOREIGN FuITs-of all kinds Rasns Almonds Pruncs &C.
TEAS ANp CoFfEEs-a of the finest qualities
HAMS AND Observation-Disclosures, Virginia and Nestphala
Hams smoked and Picked Tongues.
GOSHEN BurrFR-in Fifkius Tubs and Stone Jars
FOREIGN PICKLEs-SHuces Catsups hariines Capers OIL
ives.
pREsFRvEs-Eas- and West India and Domestic And full
ard general of every variety OF Fine Groceris
All
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by DUNLOP. MONCURE x co,
RICHMOND, VA.

I'M Friday. the t,,h inst. commencing AT IL
~ o'clock VIII - Wharf and Warehouse al Re-, k
es tho Cargo OF the bark J. A. Hazard Orleans
with
III llhds Sugar ranging from prime to cholse quality
lal Bhs prime Molasses,
ALSO,
100 lIhds primo Cuba Sugar
AND EXPECTED,
Cargo of prime Cuba holsuc which will be added 10 the
aalp.
TIUMs-u Under slo1 CASH over 500 months credit for
approved negotiable paper
u Sale without regard 10 weather
DUNLOP, MONCI'RE & co.