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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-09
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Gcntlomen rfum the upper country, with
whom We have caycrssl srsak IN tho high
~, terms Of the crel, iuc Zap, liss. Of
the army, fu the cOarc be- has pursud
reuling the Italian difficulties in the Soa,h
western portion f,hc Territory. Although
plac,,l in command Of M impS,an, post.
anil with IN, a small Ls,N a, his sr,ice. he
has cxbibitsl throughout, disposition to
cooperate with the territorial authorities IN
the most ol'icicni manner
Rev. prl Hl0,s ami WuIl,xsoS ar
highly sekrn II Their acquaintance with
The lOl'sns Vas " gra, beucii, in ~curins
the rcica-, II Mn. G,apisvn. anil the pun
ishmcnt ri lssr,prr,x soa. The civil
is~l Indians under the chsrsv II pstor
Riaos al Hardwood. have actively cocj-
rated with the whites
Il WAS owing 10 ,he s'g,lans at MAJOR
fL,SpR.p tina, the WHEREABOUTS Il Iva
rA-prr,s hard was dtscovvrci anil IN III,
nneans which ~,r taken 10 apprcheci him
thr Agrn, c,hih,ted thocc raFc qualities q
lu,lrucn, N universally aaari~l him
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The editor Of the R,guii,ds, Of ~ An
thony, Rev G. q, Asss. evidently apptrc,
aiss the uneuviable notoriety which hc Ina
gained by his wcra, criminal conduct. In
his lssl issue Ia an article IN the pemo'
cratic party. he states thu, "the jrcr- and
9th VI humanity gather around The stand
ard VI modern Democracy" TIN reason
for this exhibition " splevn " ohyioms.
AVS re,vnt official acts, a. Register 81
iSs,ia u llepnepin county. have ~s'urrd ha
him anything but favorable consideration
from n,ns ten,hs Of the Democratic prvs IL
the country Our conisnnai,un II the
prizes, has bcvu reiterated. in still stronger
terms, by the trading Journals NJ Chicago,
81 Louis, New Ncrk, Philadelphia, Wash
ngtou. aud other Eastern cities all II
whom have lasl TN comiaet II the Rssis,sr
tefcrc their rHdcrs No woeicr. th.n.
TINT Asss deems tina, "the dfevs AMI filth
II humanity gather aruni the standard II
modern lA,mocracy,"
We think that the lkm,-racy ran s,au,i
the abuse II this hypssriticsl and lying
kns,e without ~ricas damage A man
whose crimes have rnlersi him al ebts,
Of pity to his own partisaw. AMI Of dc,es'a.
ton and coa,ernp, to hts oppooen,s, will no,
ee very likely IN imprrs the commani,y
fsvorahl,. When h. INDUCES IN such whole
Salc accusations "a. the one potol above
Avs may psssihly think tia, his ncmo
cratic peighbors. ecusis, of the drys anil
9th u humanity" hu, We dcab, whether
,hc publicity BE- gisrs the imprys~icn. will H.
vert public attention FROM the last that. he.
protesting CHRISTIAN minister, violated his
othciAl cath and the laws Of the Territory,
and that for this edencc. Coz. MtpAky al,sr
= fair Investigation, removed him irom othc~,
The sbas Of = pstjuvr, Aw ercsker, and
y forcworn ministrr Of The gospel wh,~e
utter hypocrisy has bcea made mAn,iss, by
tho iiagrsnt character Of his crsm~, viii
have ba, little influence upon the saov~ cr
J'cfa, Of . party en,hrouad In the as'~ten'
u the grca, majority 81 the p"'ple
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F0so i.s ,,srrst'alsses d u. y \ rr,ssns
- Paul Is worth seing, fos it ep,tomes
the West. In its business streets, land Off
ces alternate with grog shops. The clerk in
a hardware store has saved something out q,
his $500 4 year and put il in real estate -
The German. only year in the country.
whom the stable keeper sends Is your drivers
has claim Of twenty-five acres up river
Everybody IS ireehohler. and almost eve
ryboly borrows TO become 40 though money
is at 40 PER cent In the town which was
oHsrei lrsS than DOZEN years ago. TO
Dutchnan down the river. &c two bArrcls
Of ~hIskey, and half barrel Of peach bran
dy, and refuscl at thoee terms by him, q Ii,
tie dog hole Of store rents q, $500 . year
AMI corner lots oil at incredible pricr.-
Splendid hotels are full TO ,he cave, with
one class, while another lives on a corner OF
IL property and drives its own carriage.
The horses are ~ 6ue and the lsties q.
slowly DRESSED as 10 any place ope cal
name. And when there IS sseighine. I an
told. the hapdsouess turuoun IN thr World
are 10 be sen herr. Stores are opsn a.
nSss ell night and people give themseives
little or no time 10 breafhe In % fsse .
place there .. Of coarse. 10 leisure 10 attend
TO the s,r-~ts The stranger Who strolls Up
the pr:acipal business avenue running ayon9
The river, Is wATned Do, 10 yak u ,h<
elid. ADD IN his anxiety TO AVOID hat re
sas' tnds himself precipitsasi down .
ehasm Which yawus in the midst a u slsssi
and 'hrooeh shich = litik hrook aovs -
though used 10 H. The arsso would. IN
dsed- tsroeshou, challenge eonpArisrn With
tAoe 4 New York.
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they will 10 the course OF FIVE years be sur.
rounded with abundant and cheering tokens
OF civilization they viii be the Oldest Get
tiers in community grown popalous and
aftiaent and they viii be the proprietor Of
farms which are ten fold more valuable than
most which they have left behind them
Something in addition to this they viii BE-
they will be the advance guard In civiliza
ton and contributors to the prosperity and
growth Of their country, and ~ such euti-
tied to the gratitute Of their fellow men
Once. but happily long ago. the noblest pur.
suit Of man was thought to be the cooques,
of race over race and state over state. IL IL
not an evidence Of the improved condition Of
mankind that these scenes Of action nov win
the prize Of heroism and grandeur wherein
human happiness 10 most extended, the arts
most multiplied, and nature hsrself sabdued
and made TO wear the yoke! A
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-09

tossta> iIrrs,rvks nicxsxs Little
porr,u" s xld 10 have brought him in
100000 The ,hre loo,cn Tory papers--
the Ilrrad, N,saia,d and Csrcs,ele--Arc
valued At sleoooo. 4 hS d G.vAni
who's sntifapal k~,uNs occssiopcl 80
mach eyei,sneu, 10 this country. about
thcr years ago. IS scoa 10 be Published in
locdoo A h,oxr~phy u Grossx Srvrs
sssos. So the father Of the ksomo,ic.~ is
in prr~. In ls:s. p~opie laash~i ~ssa he
sasi thu, h< could ran hs cesins Al the rate
of ten miivs On hour In ls.a, b. az hun
arv,is run at = spsei u CIV mil- an hour
lie d,ci in isas aecd 8; The log rrcm-
issl hk of pAxrsi oCoSsxtl With his
~ri,iass annotated by e'' ,lAash,er. oil he
reAiy ia sersme~ twill eOa,Aia q mum
bes Of his sentimental psms Cs,sssrs,
Ii. scotch pahlisher, has ercase' "a, .
e,xk ~ sk.ch. frua ths kan~ss y etsNska
question cd tho asasls upoe senator svs
MR. h. Aryues that sisvSy ssi'eadins ia
thr rn,ei sntss
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One Of the proE~istors Of this papcr, has
uat returned from New York. whore he hss
isen engaged for some time past In purchas'
ing additional printing raaisrial.typss. pfesr.
AMI machinery, 10 inest the requirements d
our rapidly.incrcasing la,sine~. No'with
standing the facilities We now pos~sr. une'
qaailcl In thu Territory, daring thu prswni
season. they have proved insufficient 10 eos
BILE M 10 perform printing eonirscts with
that promptus~s desirable and, ~ cofu~.
quence. We have unsvoidably bern compelled
To disappoInt many Of our patrons. In moi
furnishing jobs al the time stipulated. oar
increased facilities will obviate this csuw Of
complaint in the future.
Among the printing machinery, which
We are now adding 10 our oficc. Ia MAs
MORN C,lispxR SrKAn PEsss from thu
celebrated msauiactory d A. H. TAuon q
10, New York. This IL one 81 the largest
steam presses manufactured 10 the country
We have also purchased from Hors well
known establishment. one of iioSs srsAs
.Jo.s,,o p,r..v." which /. now being pu,
!, wo,l IN, ,,,,c, in our pr,~, room This
,,s., !, 1nl,I, n.ci n, the sres.ly perfor,
,oanc, If ,rh lob work n. programmes
,,.,l. d.c,,. &c In addition Ne have n.
csiycI from uo.. mandatory n mammoth
h.,d ,,,.. o,,o which We eun print ~
l.,gc a .invl, sbr,, poa,er a. can be psocur
,Liu N.w yo,L and ma, terms as procor
,,,...,,,, ,n,.,.,.,.
\, asdI,lo, n tho machinery referred to
-. h.v. i.,.,l, inrr...xi our stock d
,,,,,,,, m.,.,;.i Nv the uurch.s, Of mn.
-. s,.,. - ,s..s ..h,or.,, and besu,i.
MI ,u.
w. ..v. .,.o ada, ,.,vrlv Ia Oh, nj
...a, s,,.,,.,,. h,nd.,v
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Mrs Dry. The lop,lon Lissra,ai Nsscs
sAys tina, Mis- pN. II B,~,on. L. :, who
has ,akru 81 admirable part in torcing thu
staff Of the Scc,ch lunatic upon public no
ticc. appc~p To lSc a persoa II extraordinary
devotion to bar duty 30 sebr in body
tina, shr can hariy walk half mile. abe has
travelled over the whole Of ,hc Uuitci States
aud induccd niurscsa q the local legislature
10 erect anil rodcw State hna,ic Asylams
She has slso ex,cudci her influence 10 tho
crrc,ioa u lighthouses, ard the establish
men, Of hs>boah On many parts Of The
American ccast When coavinc~i II the
horrible trea,mcn, 81 the mad 10 Scotland
AMI Nruushed with letter. to the Duke o.
Aryyis. and zoe ar too othsp Of the Minis
try. shc started from Loussoo. drove thr~c,
from the railway station to their rvssdeuSvs
AMI gained their promise OF the eosnm.ss'oa
cs inquiry esf,rs abr srcur~i lsisius OF
ehanx~i h.r dy-s
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Sr. CLouD. June 26, 1861.
A cool breeze from the prxiries reDters
the June heat quite endurable. The great
FRESHNESS. too, and verdure Of the earth con
tribute charm TO our scenery, which les
sens the Inconvenience Of the midday sun.
A large number Of German emigrants
arrived this week They started from Ger
many directly to this placs. The most Of
them intend going into the back country to
make preemptions.
believe the farmers in this vicinity in
tend soon to put in u crop Of buckwheat
II will do TO SOW in ten days from now
The idea Of sowing il should he commended
To farmers generally.
Fourth Of July is to be celebrated in 81
Cloud by the dedication Of the Everett
School-bou@ Several addresses are ex-
ported.
Mr. HAYS. the new Receiver Of the Sauk
Rapids Land Oaice, has lately come. He
Is good specimen Of virginian and was
formerly member Of Congress
OF the Delegates 10 the Constitutional
Convention, three are residents Of Saint
cloud
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Msuco--l, appears nom our California
hhs that there Is some serious apprehension
tina, The communication will b. cut Of b.
TWEEN Acapulco and the city II Me,'c'-
The Indians Numbering from 1000 10 1000,
have cvolicd DsAr Chilpancingo, and have
defeated the fasilcers Of the government AMI
killed the Prcfct Of the district The cans
Of the outbreak Is. ,ha, their priest, who has
h->n prcaching issarr~r,icn from the pulpit
hAs b~'n arrr~,ed and . nov in prison a,
Aoapalco oh General AtVIsrs has JUS,
IN Providcneia. with his lnliAnS, TO sahiue
the belligrwun 1.-The dos no, sucral. the
COMMUNICATION viii be very scoo cut "a he
,sc'n AeapaIeo AMI the capitol
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DE- r1ssN u New vsk says thu, a
aus, oo~Qasr,r II the children under ten
y,~rs ofass in TIA, city die q ssrra'sasy To-
ebo~ty lie savo~s~ the escctios q N
.s,lum S< lsseriascs. and sAys that eighty
pss cent u cass can hs card b. sseh an
lsstisssss Tbs y asserted % the strsoesh
II exyri.G,s AMI inv~s'gss'cos nss,e BY
NJ. =. 81 the testimony q other i'sssn-
PUSHED pAySaAns
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We trust we do not violate any confidence
10 giving publicity to the following private
Ietter, receivei by one 81 the editors Of this
paper from Major FL,sDR,u. Sioux Agent
II Is very interesting, and gives graphic
seeoant ofthe recent notable affair at the
Agency:
SOCK AsEscr, July "a, 1861.
A. staisdi 10 my hssty note the other day,
We started on the night u the 30th June, ~
vips out some u Ink % dutAs band that We
heard were In the vicinity Of the yellow Ned
cine River. will give you an outline II the
origin and conduct u the expedition.
On the evening Of the 2sth June, / received
notiss nom Mr. Fletcher Brown, ihs, three Of
the lakrpa du ts's band we're at Wood Lake
Immediately, sud BY the same Indian Who bro
tbs dispatch, I sent smother 10 Brown. riggs
and williamson, To ind out what they could
concerning the ~hsfeabouts Of the Indians, and
send out some reliable Indian 10 meet US si q
favins about three miles thu. side of the yellow
Medicine River, Of about one hour before dAy
ugb, n. n. r, mo,nI,v I,h.n .,.r,.I q, a..
ra,, .n,c.., L. 60, - L., -.
!. .-,.-,--,
be At the Agency at dark, on the evening Of the
10th Jane. They arrived In due season.
Ny interpreter, Mr.. Joseph Campbell had
raised fan, ,,,,..a. $50. -, ~.
a., p..,,.,t c-.,.n ''A"
~. vh.~s o,h., M. nm. Ia.o,,,lnn. -.
u.y,., aud ,h.,,.. I.,. 20, D.,
yoIun,.,,.a,.n m. 81, 80. A. A.,
u.r ana mv..f x.,. ~ Iii -. a..
bor,e. and .,,,., w,. Jo,,,- ,...1,sI -,
s,,.. ,I ,I.
40 ,,a,,,l
40. AZ a.,
i..,,.. ""' W 'he
Coco, - - - ''"'', /" 'n'
,.,sh 49,, D. o '"N"s Us "'" Au''
,n.n, -, a. - "'' UNIV
on -, 80,
=, A.. WV
"a. IAN, 90, 8. -. y,''s ".'a" ""'
-, y! "o"" '"su'"e Nv Inc camp
"'' w NV '"''' vi" crossed about
"' '""s' S'o'e u'' '"os'h We were then with
""e'" Tue camp "h'eh consisted 81
Wv '"'s's WI" soo"' ''o o'''efs "a "sh'-
' nov. '''e'' '''a'"e very anxious Tor
a' ''' ''" We "A' nee" Sseh anu 'hr men
'P' "" troops io'i"ed' and "efe'o
~ Wv '."N " '"e '"e' "hlie The mount
'" WV oPes p'afs ana charged the
'~"P
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xThe Mayor WOOD excitement has blown
itself away, though we have occasionally
little "siu" from some exploded pyrotech-
mic. General city rews is unimportant-
The warm weather Of the wek-vhich.
however has been only moderately warm
has started crowds toward the watering
places Soon our Babel viii be- Great
Desert
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L. 4. ANDREWS, Esq, thus describes
u.,l.,o am, the coo,,rv ,,o,n, :, N
re'e'' 'e''er !" tue n"""' '"N
cur-.yo0isnss Of he Boston Pos.
MASKAro. MISyEsorA, NAV II. 1857.
-
.,,a.' 49,, w a -. ." W., ~ ~ ~. w
, ,; .na' A as '1'I "s ., en,
a"s.,,' u, ,hn -, y, a.; a,., 49,
=. L"h ;,.'.a .'.i,a'I-
:. nAs ,',. ~. ''ao ;s, a ,, M ,io,e p.n','ss
."A" ,s{ o'ne' pm =" Wy .un''a'" ~. ny
~ n's' ~ ne"spatsi, "o"..e,' suVusa
.",'t II ,p 49, ~ ~ ~ ~ $40, y. ; ~. mn
nv nA' ','e n' a, "'"As ~ nuPoianes
,n,u O. ,I osn aonn
$50, - pa ~ -, 80 c. 49, ~.
- a. ~ I'm s. "'e "i'.e
IN ~ s,' e ca ' s' ps, n' " 49,
' ,".n a Tx p a,,h, - a a, ,h., ,S ~
ns ~. y's" 49, " .nA. ',N ' @a-
'nss 49, az n'G " = np ." .a .i. h'
a',n , ,.o,,' !, .ns 'Ae, I'm. .r na'iu .ll w,
,s ..a,i ~ y, .t ~ aispu" NC no,e, u
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- a." ~ '"
n -, 80 III ~ - .i"', " "" q,
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~ u.s ..,-
az as, s' - 'no County ~,'i. up ma''hn'
70 ~,A contlnuc 70 grow commereiahy IL
Sln oc p nluen - .m 1--WE !ea's' ucup'Nss, DC
n .cre ra,iroau WIN come Us iAr Us mere
IN 'ne'' .oe 'o"" WI w river 'o~n' ue'
Pe.a'"' upon . .he na'isalloh Oh 'ne hinne.
soA Hl"a .na' y raa.o.n pASes ~
SONG o'lle' po'"' "n'en 'nAy mus oe 'naoe
,se , 'e.'n'n's " "esern u, '.AusPorA,lon,
n.:'' .n"y ,aa'e. "a" ii nm
y Jp." ;,h;. u s.. 'n.. " ."i gam ~
,L aNH .s 1911 "' ,cai.t, y ~ Io"'n nae
w. o""'''"' " 'e's"' AIN '"'o "'e'-
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II u 'u n Aen' ~
Io.'n -, na uS sPn, ' anW no.'. ~ :"
aA .It , - .a,,l.a r.. " ',''hse". ~,
Italians nav J; '. ss' suels ;, n''ei 'nlee
s so s nis W = o.ns 'sP'uiy p Duln "a go
70 NJ E.I -
.ns due IA,'h river over sP'enuiu oridge
'oo 'eet 70 "ngtn ~ was punt ~ me eh'
PENS oi inc Cu''e StA's l snouia MOI
,o'ge' 10 MENTION el'her u,a' ne" Town
mas oeen s'ar'ed pe'ween t,ose Two settle
inents' " on ,efiie anu convenient 10
cAuon WIN good port on the Minnesota,
ts 'u'are sncoss Is suPPosI 70 depend !
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The sll Of tS late Gsnssg HAfs. Esq,
Of PhiisiespAa. afier making sooe beqsesss
70 his nepaevs and nieces. and 5000 to
the Norshsrn HON. Soc frsnsii~s Ckildrva
give ,he rzaAin3rr Of rs estate bs the par
poe q founding . hone and rvsrsai for de
sesed. asss ssi .afrn i-swvag Aners-,a
NNckanrp
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Tn. merchants IL New York oea,css
plate the ercc,ion Of tine and weather Oh
srvs,ory Ia that city. They estimate the
cos n, $4,000, and have asked I-~wi~'on
TO placs the structure upon the Battery
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HE Corresponding secr,Ary o. the
Apsr,sn r~cs seeissy al Ciscanas,i A.s
odr~i premium q Sioo @ the b~s csAy
cf no, kss than 10 pagw 90 ,hs SaS,Oo
- shooa Chsssaas vssr Jsv~.ry
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Affairs In Kansas.


tsooauroS X. r., April a. 1857.
To day Governor Robinson and Mr.. nt,cr, two OF Ne
free State prisoners charged with high treason and No.
were under bonds APPEAR before the trst stsct Cbrut
Of this plsce sni this time, made their appearance, bse
the not in session Nv law VI the late bcgvS
ciLature the district in vbci tho courts were hrsl
also the place where they 10 be- held. This county
which formerly in the tirs, Judge Iecomptes dSs
ct, l. IN Judge ta,oS The will NOT he hen
under the regulation until May. n Zoe Judge Gaze
decide under the law, wher. tho shall -
heidi bat u u likely To he held IN this place.
A. The prisoners had given bond appear fcccmpHsa
81 this tine these gentlemen came, according IN The bSl,
10 give thcmsel mp They presented ,hsm-eives bcfv
the clerk the court who refused tn make any enry sr
their appearance. Judge Cato present bat used
answer Question: The ground that they legal g.es
uou- lie informed them that they held 70 appear
before him in Nav.
man was brough, here thu morning unies arrest,
from the neihboh hood o the wak,rusa he " suspected
OF killing ncighbor OF his, who disappeared some ss
ago. There y another man IN prison here who is sep
posed 10 be insane. lie kilici a man weeks ago.
The law under which the census be taken, aad
constitutional convention called, u carried q mlaov
s'ill mDre tranduleu, than the law i,sef The ecssH
courts. under H. decide What shall be the precincts IA esc"
county and TIE places ~ voting The county court s
county recently appointed b. the bogus Irgissinrr W.
takcn iht step. IN doing 80 they have been gs,sy
great outrage They have made four secncts sna Vvs
places an lvugLs county IN iiase lsN,euv' ,,s.,,
ted. iswreuce and the vicinity arJnnh " .oo 's
half The inhabitants thc county, bu' has oe'n
voting precinct Iccompon Is ono, AM ms ~ 49,.
part ss large A. Lawrence fe ouicr presuN, 10y ,.s
ed m o.,r,re ,onts ehere ihore few pro snvefy
settlers The isi is treat li.uu, ,t. 49,
but thr lists have no ye' oe'n ,ri ,rc,r,iny Ia
,b co.c,ncnt of the bogus Iceislare Is no snpio'ea
that II will be done This - go'g !" %" VI" ss""eS' I"
all the ksnsss sNindl'- -. A., ,,-,-..- =
serve being opened Is premature 49,.
sc,tlers continue ~ arrive. 'feat sfuNny p'eva"<
he encouragement o, the Governor ani oshcr IN
~ IL considered here N IN iniicacn lh, the 'rce Sses
cause h,, nothing 10 hope ce ro'n he pescn' adcs"'s
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In The New Yerk city Pest once,
Saturday, April 81, 1851.

Published exclusively in the Nav Yoxx HERALD, by Act
Cd Congresshe paper ha,tag e iaryss circulation Of any
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Tm Nav Cxxr.--The coinage Of Ne new CA e
The mint IS progressing rapidly but the pieces VIII ~ -
r,I cus until least three silo0s o. them cenoce4
rhs viii probably be u three Weska wue'
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TVI-TTF' ",
Bfig fol1 III. libel ths cited by the -.auaas
salvage for towing the lola, ass
collision with the steamer which the former badly
injured. nom the place where happened, outside of
sandy Hook n the Atlantic dock for repsrs. We haze
Just Affirmed the decree o the Court below, IN ~hch uss
samson condemned ior this injury 10 the Iols Ac
rording to this decision there be no itst clsn tsr
salvage for doing whs, IN her power towards sssn.
the brig. The herself the deeply
rested this service. Had not been rendered The Icss
would probably have sunk, and vessel and cargo resulted
IN total los. The salvage servce therefore,
dered by the Tor her benefit and og
psetex' for charging upon the bsiz Tue decree II
the Court below flImed with costs
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-18
Miners Meeting.

At meeting of the Miners of San Andreas
District, held at San Andreas July 18th, 1857,
agreeable to notice. for the purpose OF electing
a Recorder of Mining Claims, and transacting
other business the following was transacted:
On motion, Pinkston Wade was unanimously
called to the Chair, and VIM. H. Stearns was
chosen Secretary. The meeting then proceeded
to the election of a Recorder for the ensuing
year, and VIM. II. Stearns was reelected.
On motion, the old laws were taken up in
Sections and acted upon separately Sections
/, 2, 3, 4, S, s, Z, 8, 9, IL, IL, l3, IA and Is,
were re-adopted; section 10 was amended so
as to read July 1st instead of June.
Resotped That the term of Office of Recorder
shall be one year, or until his successor is cleo
ted, and he shall receive the sum of fifty cents
for every claim recorded.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
PINKSTON WADE, Chairman.
WV. Fl. STEARNs, Secretary.
San Andreas, July 18th, 1857.