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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-23
REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.

A for sale nine scres Of me LAND, sit
So uated on she Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
- aboat two miles sns q half from Court Square.
- Those desiring cheap property, On easy terms,
viii consult their interest in applying Early 70
g. c. WHITE,
sps-tf At Philips & Whites 2ss Main street.
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FOR RENT.

A DWELLING HOUSE, on Adams street,
.75 (near the Intersection Of Adams and Third
k4nt streets il being the same at present occupied by
lEEsA- James Elder, and adjoining the residence Of the
Possession given on the Ist Of Jure next.
.nes N DAV. n. CgRRTN.
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Menlph5S FOss2sde9'y
MACHINE SHOP.

Adams Street, Memphis, Tenn.s
rs now prepared 20 do All kimis Of Machine Work; also,
Il Steamboat Work Of every DESCRIPTION steam Engines,
Saw Nils OF every description, Cotton aud Wool Ma
chinery, Gin Gearing. Pianing Machines. Also. Brass
Founders. Casting and Finishing. Steam Guage Cocks and
Castings OF every description heavy wrought Iron f0rs-
Ing, wrought Iron Gratings for Jais, Bank Vaults, Get
lar and Sidewalk Crates, lion Fencing Of every descrip-
ton made to order. Also, House FroHts, window Caps
and Slls, Of various patterns. In a word, | an prepared
to do every description o. work in my line.
/ have row In shop the latest and most improved pat
terms OF Steam Engines. A PHELCN
frblO-ly
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
SlasQEe Plumbers!

10 be drawn In the city OF AtIantai UvuIsAi N puulIN5 Q
SATURDAY, May so-h, 1887, on the plan Q;
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7 OFRKR for sale upon Eo0d terms the former Resi-
Il 6euce OF c. T. Kirg, ESQ, lying On the north side Of
ire rev s~tste-Ilne road, 3 mile and ; half east Of the
acy. The tract csutains II zcres, and is improved with
q small residence Of three rooms, vel and other improve
uents.
: Also, 4 four acre wood LOT, nearly opposite. This tract
IS within three quzsters Of q Ele Of . good church and
sHooi and Is IL ore OF the best and heSlthiest ueightor
bosds IN the vicinity Of Memphis. g. B. LOCKE,
uqvlI Aucthneer and Real Estate Broker.
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PurifY Your Blood!

THE CONCENTRATED LUZ EXTRACT or xsL-
Il Low OCK is the sovereign remedy fer al kciru-
rial Affections, Scrofula, Swelling Of the Joints, Rhea-
matism, sc. As a Liver Medicine, it has no eqEa.. rs
Alternative effect on the system, in addition 70 It's be-F 4
purely vegetable Preparation, adapts II 10 almost arY
Chronic Afectian where an Alternative medicine Is r.
qui-ed. For Eraptfons on the SKIN, Old Ulcers, Dysl-ps
STA, and Nervous Headache, it has no sUccessW con-
petitor among the nostrums Of the day. As q kesaal3
Medicine II tgiH befoEnd Invaluable.
II For sale only BY h CO.,
sepc-lawiy Druggists and Apothecarier.
GA uaTouss u.U prock Wa-~~Af.
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NEW RIRRER sH0P-

HfHOSE who are fOBd OF an easy, comfortable and clean
Il SHAVE will md accommodation at the new shop Of
John BROWN, whohas Just ~re-opened on Shelby street.
His shop Is comfortably and t~astefully fitted up, and he
viii be pleased to welcome his old customers and as many
new onesAs may see proper 10 pztronize him.
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Iofs af PrfYafe SaIe.

Oyer for sale, upon easy terms, unimproVed Lots
III. IA, i25, l2s, l0s, 1o4, Isl, Is2. Improved Let's,
Tss and TO being On the plan Of subdivision OF GreenlsW
RaHsrrsns. Booney & Keeie. 6. B. LOCKE,
nov2-tf Auctioneer and Rsal Estate Broker.
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8 Acres N Iand.

A PART Of the Owen Tract, stusted on the Pigeon
a Roost Plank Tssd, four miles from tAeclty, for sale
al a great bargain IL sold in 3 body. The tract is partly
Improved. All the land hes wen, IS very rich, and IN >
fne. healthy neigh5orho0d- G B. LOCKE,
uvl-tf Auctioneer md Real Estate Broker
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THF south half OF Lot No. ~, fronting sTk feet on
Chlckaszw STREET. and running back I4SH feet On
lot there Is = small comfortable house. The terms
~ fFbe-.i. Apply 10 G. B LOCKE,
wsrln-tf AuctioueRr and Real Estate Broker.
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II C.4RD.

- IHAVE just received sOne OF those sie-
AZ CANT FRENCH BOURDOIRs PIANOS.
hi II from the celebrated Piano FactGy ~
T" al Paris and London, snd ~
fer them for sale. j keep those splendid little ORGANS,
called ~Seraphine, with from ten TO thirteen stops. snl al
the --latest imrrovr ments- These are known 70 Be Che bsst
Instruments for Churches, Lodges and School Rooms an
instruments sold By me sc warranted for Eve years
70 Tuning and Repairing Of Pianos, vioins, Ots5ns,
Aelcisons, etc, etc, done in = wlrkmanike manner ii
moderate prices.
70 do not pretend 20 give lessons on any numbe and
6. HOLLENBERG.
tanES tA Main st7-et s
TwBNTY-F1VE kegs Golden syrup, foT sails by
l. naEi7 HANGoCK, CLARK 4 c
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LOOK HFRET

DESIGNING 70 improve another lot imne-
H17 dizsey, 1 viii sell my present residence 20 a
SUI punCtuai purchaser on good terms It comprises
E1.sk ~ acres, Is comfortably Improved, and unqUes-
tiousbly one Of the most beautiful and most healthy sites
apis n WV. K. PosTON.
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; Of 10 Whole Tickets........$S0 90
10 Half ....-.. 40 90
10 Quarter " .... 20 90
n Efghfh - 10 on
Sailing MlatblGrs.


Planters, look to Your Interest!
WE are tin agents for the sale Of the EAGLE GIN
w IA Actua tests prove that the Gins row be
ing manufacture ed are the best in use
For lightness Of draught, speed, and making a fine sam
pie, these Gins cannot re equsled-
Now Is the time 10 se1d in your orders, so IS TO have
them made aud to arrive here in time for the next crop.
HARRIS, WORMEl EY & co, Agents,
Enar25 davsm No. S Front Row, Memphis.
Enquirer copy.
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for Sab ann 8fnt,
FOR RENT.

TIE Residence on shelby street hrst one be-
F5a lew Besl street on ghs west side e shelby street
a&ut where Wm. Bowies nov resides. Possession
- given 18th inst. Applgto
--e-Ir J. II PROVTNE.
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muIIE MANYERs. Parisienne.

IvETHO speaks English fuenay, wishes TO give lessons
erW n ne French and Spanish Languages, ana also in
Toeal Music. Mile NANvLRs would be glad 70 attend
[hegrs. OF give private lessons. Mile NJ brings testi-
-wSniels from fhe highest personsces in this country,
~sirned bv President Pierce. Gov. Aiken, rs. c. Senator
-Bstier. CO. Jsntrsoa DAFis, &c, which she VIII be hap
pytosexhIbit.
4bs in Hayor CARROTS ~resioencs, or 1t the Musk Stores.
gpi6-dtNaEtf
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TmDOrtanr to Feu1asCg
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

utHE combinations OF Ingredients 10 these PMS ars tHs
result Of e lorg ard extensivep practice. Tacr zrs
mild IN their operation, and certain in correcting 81 IT.
tions, whether from cold OF otherwise, headache, p-a f.
the side. palpitati0n or the hear, disturbed sleep, NhiGI
always arise from nlerrupd0a Of nature. They car %
successfully used as ; preventive. These Pills sh0Elt
never be taken IN pregnancy, A. they would Be sire 80
cause a miscarriage. warranted purely vegetable, Al
free fro1 anything injurious 70 ufa or health. Ez1a1t
c~-ecti0ns, Vhicr should Be read, accompany each soE.
Price 81. For sale Memphis b
8. MANSFIELD h Co
g. D. JOHNSOH<1"ss
WARE Il
gr sent6 manoy en~ciosingS[5 C~ORSELIUs
L. GHEESENAN, No IG2RsdEsy- Nv Tork-
msy3l-dtwzwIx~
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Lasanber! LaE2asbe9. /!

4 HAVE the largest assortment OF Lumber On hand j
save ever offered, consisting in part Of Seasoned Cy-
pres and Poplar, h,l,iA and 2 inches wide and elearj
Ing "a. ar5. ks, sr4. 4xs, and 1T6; Misunderstanding,
SheefinE. Shingles and walnut Lumber on hand; elsOa
large lot Of dressed yellow Pine Flooring and rough Pop
lar Flasrinr. Red Cedar Posts OF all sizes.
Yerd o. Batture South side Of Centre Lsndidg.
frnIs5tunuIv NE. COCHRAH
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HIST ~RFCEIYEn.

a FEW copies Of WASHINGTON CROSSING n
II DELAWARE " Painted BY E. Leutze, and engraved
by Paul Girardet-
A larFe assortment OF French LithograpEs and Steel
EngIsvinEs, suitable for Grccizn Painting, vel worthy
the attention Of Teachers; those wishing, would 90 vel
e sau cary and make selections
Late Books.
Bentonis Abridgement Of The Debates In Congress frcm
Jsss to 1896, bound in muslin or law sheep.
Bsyckfnks C~yclopedia Of American Literature, In two
vols. Illustrated
Pine I6mo. Pocket edition Of Long'eIoW's Poems.
" Of Tennys0n's "
For sale BY CLEAvES & GUION.
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FmfO9selaME5OM

rs respectfully wanted OF RICHARD BRENNAN, a
native OF the city Of Cork. Ireland. He left Memphis
july, 1882, and has not been heard Of since. Any in
formation respecting him viii be thankfully received by
his brother. THOS BRENNAN,
mys Memphis, Tenn.
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TIVE Ameucad Citizen, His Rights and Duties, scoord-
ing 70 the spirit o. The Constitution Of the United
State BY Bishop Hopkins.
seee-GuaiH for Thought and Discussous = compilation;
b. Anna C. Lowell. in two vols.
Eathte Brande, q Preside History Of . Quiet Life; BY
Holm : Lee.
q 6riaFo. OF New Mexico and Her Peoples by y. X. I.
Davis. late United States Attorney.
viva, or The Secret Of Power; BY Ms S0uthworth
Ths Golden Legacy, = story OF Lies Phases; BY . Lady.
Kew Biographies Of luusIrigug Men.
Earper's School History
Also, large assortment Of Pamphlets Plays, embracing
The Modern Standard Drama. French's Drama, Spencers
Boston Theatre, &c, &C. For sale BY
Ep2s dsw CLEAYEs & GUION
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- WE o1er for Rent the large and desirable
al Dwelling Honss recently occupied byS Fowlkes,
int situated on Adams street, = few doors below
- Thrd. There are connected with il, two good
ostrrns, q kitchen, stable and spacious garden. Posses
sion given hnmediately. Apply TO
PoWLKES, GOUNT s CO.,
- rrNr~.,n sf-ens
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TsHR public are hereby forewarned from trading for a
note drawn by NE and payable 10 the order Of r G.
Edwards, for the sun, Of 81 600. dated 2lst April. 1851.
Tia note was lost accidentally tails Say, audi will not pay
IL but al the extent Of the law.
ep2t-lw B. MYERS.
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FOR SALE.

mwO DRAYs-also two DT4y Lcens6s, which have eight
fsb3tf GWYNEE A GIBSON.
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Mattbrs, gf6tlrp, TT.
DISSOLUTION
NEW
FL C.ARD.
OUR NEW FIRM

It affords me pleasure to announce to my friends and
the public that I have associated with me my former
partner, JAS. s. x and my well-known assls-
tsnt, TBOs. HILL, under the familiar stylg Of +. z.
CLARK & co.
The new arm viii start with an encient force in each
mechanical branch, the watch d0partmentbslng under the
supervision Of Mr.. wilkins.
Sto tfuiI at all times of the latest fashions, and prices
as low Is the same quality and style Of goods can be pur-
chased In PhilHdelFhiA or New York.
an thankful for the liberal patronage extended TO me
during my fifteen years. residence In emp and my
aln viii be TO merit It's continuance.
FH nIARK.
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Seeks anu Stationery.
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Just RECEIVED BY
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Poems. National and Patriotic, By G. W Gutter;
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-21

Dobly teach this horde Of outside sJeculAtor.
snd their silvs and slsttors In tir Terri
tory. that = Minnesota Legislature ID too
HONEST 10 be- brited, md too wj~ 10 ts els~t-
ID. We shall se.
by the same bill, the Minneapolis and
Cedar vsIIsy Railroad Company receive
the grant Of lands fr thu couwssucsion Of u
Railroad from Minneapolis via Faribsult,
to point on the Iowa line, w~t Of range
uiytnn This rad also secure. the right 70
ass ths track II the Root river rosd from
tbs point d junction lshakopcc) To Saint
Paul Tbs lands embraced In the grant,
Tor road from ~. Paul TO the moath Of
The Big Sioax. the Root river road, and the
rod 10 the Iowa Inns west Of range sixteen,
by this bill. are "lnmpsi." and divided BIZ
tween tbe Root River Company and tbs
Minneapolis and Cedar Valley Company,
according To the length Of road to he con.
structed by the two Companies.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-21

The Democratic Convention III the Frs,
District of thu | III Council District, 10 nom
mate Delegates 10 the constitutional Coa
vcn,ion. met on Thursday ai,ernaon. Ma,
lath is,- AZ oelock a, Wu.lman', Hall
Ninm~p,l,.
The Couycu,,oo ws. orvsnin.l by III.
,L,,.,,,. n, AZ Au.. p,,ul,,,, am,
,o.~ u,. \. a.u,..,..x
~. c.,m.,,,,., a., .~.s..,,,. ..,x,
A.. Al, s.n.,. -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-21

We have no doubt that determined Il.
fort win BE- made BY the government, with
" short time. 10 reduce the peopjs d Utah
To state u obexlicaee 10 the oSben OF the
Federal governmcnt The initistoey step
will probably ''e the appointment Of IN en-
tirely new ST Of Territorial Officers, whoe
authority will be supported and enforced, in
ease Of resistsaer, by u. =. troops. Resist.
snc~ To the authority Of the government,
will depend, Il is believed, entirely upon the
will Of BxioHAx YouSo. lie has ALREADY
announced his Determination To continue thu
cxercie 81 the functions Of Governor Of
the Territory, but whether he will adhere 10
this purpose by sa open resistance To the
Territorial aathoritis~, remains 10 he ssen.
Y0Cso's Influence is 30 great with thu Nor.
mons. that without bis cordial cooperation.
the new Territorial officers will probably
find their mission 10 b. futile one. unless
saportei by strong military fore
Recent a,lvicS from Utah. show that the
Mormom anticipate collision with thr Fed
eral government, a~l that they are prepar-
ing fm Il by the formation Of military
forr. An act Toe the organization of the
militia ii Utah WIS approved by the Gov,
ernor on the 18th Of January, empowering
the present acting Lieutenant General of the
Nauvoo Legion, aided by six or more com
mi~ioned officers u the line or staff. to b.
spleci~l by him, 10 draft and adopt system
Of laws anil regulations for the militia If the
Territory and create and MI such Offices as
may le necessary for IL organization. This
was promptly eompliei with. In addition.
cavalry school has been opened; and
schools for the instruction Of the "brethren'
in infantry tactics, are in operation.
Different plans ARE proposed Tor the rem
ely Of the existing state II affairs in Utah
One proposition. which appears to mcet with
u great deal of favor from the prss Is tina,
Congress should repeal the organic law, and
place the territory embraced within il pro.
Visions. under the Territorial government Of
New Mexico or Oregon ny this means, the
people Of Utah would be placed under laws
which provide u severe punishment for yo-
Iygamy and kindred crimes. and In cas. Of
resistance, the Federal government would
be invoked to enforce the laws, anil suppress
rebellion -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-21

EksAr AN>l ~ LAND s.Lg Az CaR'Aoo
" hAs.ss y ss~~ae N~psas ~ ss.l k.A@a~
AgnMssl ~ ~atA ttsfk .srS~4 tNsfss,N Ne sAsi.
nal PeAAs kes s.,sis ssA sss~vs tA.i
nssssss s-astsy ~ xHA = ssy 40 ssA ssaamssass
~ er~ks ~ ssfs ~N' ssanpgs>s h Afses a< Z
"a sasts s~sssss s@a e<isag<~~@ pssTsssy 49,
FAsa. sd sNs1Fsssssf AssNss tit@s Wt~-s-sa ss-a
tsss vsef e~eass Served 81 $40 n - ws.t
eiaasWs es-shs. ssz~ 4 nv yNy.s~y ,~*s ssas
hssAsss A's~assi 49,. q sAss- ~ s~fa. is.-h ..
i@s- Aaas 30 - e-sir sxPsvs~S gsgss-
kssa aspsFN sasd As.aa a ~ = 80, b. a~sEs ,
rtsvh iss sst ro1s@A sAss sAks ia
- i~sisf
1sHfa aGNktHs tAFNNlNN tUs
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Occupying The position, ~ We do, In ret
srsnce 70 tbs dIsp1itioa Of our railroad
grsntS. d msre spectator. with no pct pro
IsGt 10 advance. and no inierwt 10 ssvs b.
yood that connected with the general gool
of ths Territory. We trust that W. may h
allowed. without miasppsehension. to stat
our convictions II Tho danger and folly d
Tn coarss which h thssstsned, u Anm1ins
illegal conditions 70 tn grants by our Isg'
slaiusc. We snsds. specially. To The pro
Jet Of compdling ths companies resrivins
tho grants 70 construct ord maintain Inns
Of railways not mentioned In the Congr~'
siouAi sct II b hardly possible that mem.
berS bsvs overlooked Tie direct prohibition
Of this kind Of legislation cootsinsl In TN
Aw Of Congress. A Yov'so. to the ars'
section u the srt making the grant to thu
Territory, reads ~ f6llows;
pgvvsisd TsvtAw, That ths lsads hsssby
eraassd Tor saA on seeeant VI ssid roads aat
bsaaehss, ssvsvally, shsii be sseiusivsly applied
In The construction N that road fgf and 0n %
ceant II vhieh Mash lands ere hereby xraatsd
sad shall be dispossd VI only - thu work pro
Eressss, and ths ssms shall bs sppi'sd 10 M
0ther purposs Whatsoever.
Language could not have ms'ie the inhi
bitten morn positive. II was plaessi Ia Tn
sct with direct rclwcnce 10 the exclusion o
the routes whirh nse INV sought n he pro
vii~i Tor In connection with these grants. 49,
The grant could No, have pa~~i Coagrc~
hal thsue routes bcsn includml in tm bilI..-
1hry were rejectsi Ia COMMITTEES. ma h.
cssise tlry were aassesitorioas, but becs''s'
thelr weight would have killed The entir'
bill In Cousrs~.
We aak members to examine this proviso
and r~iiec, upon thu danger Ia tho Tsrn'or!
involvsi In any attempt to ignore or thwsr
liz plain requirements Any law. making J
obligatory On any company cs companies
rc~iving thc~ grants to build lines u usa
not mentiassi In thu law Of Ccogr~s, NJ I
condition Of their acceptance. must be void
AMI ran have no other rlJswt than 10 anbsr
mss such comImnis~ In usel~s controversies
with thu Territory AMI with each other Il
depvciatr tho vMlne u thcir scaritis~ Am
finally. through litigation aad delay. IN rvn
der tle grant curse Instead II . ble~sinT Il
the Territory.
We ask Numbers 10 think further of tn
consequences which must rsul, ffom THAR %
tioa. II this policy la pa~asi THIS grant
magnificent beyond any ever bestowed upon
any people, and tlm proper management o
which must advance our Territory In popa
AtIon anil wealth with r~p'dity never h'
tow Witnessed. will, u ,he general intcr~,
arr maaic sslsrrvicnt In heal advantage, up
crate ~ blight upon both. and prove Us
wopt. unworthy u prosperity h~csa@ W
have not ssrwwth AMI virtue enough 10 sa'
tain our~lvw umi~ IL b~neats We hop
Minm~o,A may h. sav~i from thc ma,slss'
VI such slnshn~~.
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'~ '""''s'" Do"'e''"" w """'''"'
canihau~, TO n supported ny THE Demo
cratic voters III the Tenth Council, se.eu,-
blx,I nj Trsvrr-, dsv giemx I'm the totb
,.,..,
~N"' ''"'A"' '~t' " '"""' N'""'
was ~@c'"u ~ reS"en' " TUE '"oVen''""'
and Z. ". WHfrmAs, OF Hue Earth. NJ Sec
rotary
Cu.ur.r F,.xn..r NJ N,.x,Il.t c,.,,,.
.. .a b.. -, -. g., go,
'"'"''""'' :" '""p"''~ Nv "'"'
Fer the District, conr~ssi Of Sib'cy, La
suenr Hlus Earth and brown counties, the
gollovjnv vcntl.,neo were naminatxl !,
I~x., n u.ox n a,hL n aw
"a !. 49,, :, NJ.
"A''" az" rhAs''H "AASHS' " "'o~"'
For th District eoinp%ssi of Nieol'et,
Stesle and Faribault MTHAwl NAOMI 81
NjcolIet, anil Aspssw g. lhiss. Of Far,
ban, were Nominated
~, -, -, .,. ,,.u,.
Pe'h''s' W t"' '""'e"''""i aH' w" '""'
gates s'parat'si, drterniite'i 10 labor earnest
" anil zealoasly iof tbs success 81 the ticket
Tle tt,k., ulared \, mammalian. ia n very
s,, ~ .,.t - .,. ....,., vii, rr,;ve
a. II, 49,, h...,. .,,n..,, - A.. n.,o
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Hfss'" ~ hfSks'"ksf rik~s
oo,..,,,, ,;,,,, .o., H.. .,,, r A.,
'" ""
f~'"' '"o''on III 'h'as'e'ph'a had b's" ~
certa,n~l. proc,-s'ion headed by band Of
music procpsl,sl To the la Pierre House
- ,,.ln.. p,hh -
w" $3.50 ""' '"PP"s
ther'' Ito waS intrsiaou. by ten Tar
rEasos 10 thc assembly In u neat sysech, to
/ wh,ch n, pr,..,,l.,, ,,,,..v ...,,.,.,.,.., a..
'o""s'
! thank you. hllow citizens, for this un-
expected call. and ,is~irc 10 express the graf
ica'ion which heel in meeting anil being
introduced by u gentleman who permits me
10 call him my friend, who has done honor
Ia your city, ami remicred signal srvice not
only To ihe State ~ Pennsylvania hut our
common country. both in civl life and IN
tle field ot battle.
Coed news never coaes aini~ or out Of
SEASON. congratulate You upon the r.
suits which have followed your exercise to-
day Of the most sacred right Of frcemen,
that Of choosing for Themselves those who
shall execute their viii Ia the conduct of
public Affairs, | congratulate you. not he
canse YOU follow this or that banner, with
this or that inscription. hut betA,rG you
sustain principles which come To us with
the anc,aivocal and Solemn sanction 81 the
Evolutionary fathers principles which sug-
grst, first Of all. and ~ cardinal virtues,
reverence Cor the onstitatioa anal love for
the Union. Whatever may be said el~>
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-21

We have before w the cfiicial vote II
Iowa. cast fr State uaicrs at tbe crcn,
elv,,aa in tha, Stair, The r~al sho~s thai
the r~'tiea in pahir -'aimen, a, the North
is nj cuaiias,i 10 Coaner,icai. ba, Is g,,srsl
IN it, character. ,hrnagh,a, the pos,Aeu
States
In Ncv,satsr last, JoaS & fssSoSr ".
ceiwd the cls~toral voic II Iowa. having a
majority over Mr. h,H,S,S 1T,ss, 4,
thu cL~,iua ar state cthcrs. hcti IN April,
the Allowing was tho insult hw Saprr,n
teal,at II rahl~ Schools.
FISHER, t'emosrst ~, so
naxess. Republican .,.,, "a. ~,
nemcsrs,sc majority ,......... SoS
For Rsxss,~ II ,hs State lsRi oai,N'
rAss,S. pSmsrs,, has = a.srs',y II No.. -
For Cmmi~snsv II tn iN~ MosmS ri,rr
lmprowmrni, the o1ts~t Was very CHS
anil r~al,~i in tn che,c~ ~ MASStSdp,.,s,
BY ms,si,y II ans What falling "a
ffSm November
Enrox AZ HA1,Sss Tho kllo~ing Is
thu r~ilt II thu esv,ioa hsld a, Hastings.
N TUESDAY last
Mayw III A. n. ii,x,esr
Reu>ser -JcaS y. M.ssa.
tity Justisc n. Noxvu