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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

Mss Parma new paper has been started
81 saint Cloud, S,carns County, called the Ma
s<sota adrsrf,ser. Mr., Brott Is the proprietor.
and Mr.. Cows, formerly VI 1t. Anthony, I'D
tor,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

LikkLr ~ RkuovkK.-At a late hour last
evening, We were informed that the young man
Joseph Wilson, who vas accidentally shot the
other day, w,ll, in all probability, recover. We
trust that the hopes OF has recovery entertained
By his friends will prove well founded.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

LAND Offtck AT fAkkInArLr.--fhe Land OF
gee at fArribsult was To have been opened for
the transaction OF business, on the ?ath instant.
IL Is said that the removal oi the Wiaona Land
once 10 farribsult, increased the value ui prop
erty IA the latter place full INV per cent
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

REAL EsrArK TRANSACTIONS, Ia ~ Antho.
ny and Minneapolis, the following real .sta,.
transactions have occurred during the pas,
week -
W. bowman sold to J. n. iiabcock. 10 acre.
at $3.50 per acre, att 'ut one aud a quarter miles
from the bridge. back OF II. Anthony cash
W. "' Aurphy' isl', 'morins us tina, he pur.
cbtsnd 10 pu'u'h ~ lots at si00 each. hall cash
and half In SIX months. Also. q. Wilcox. 10
eastman a Woods - lots in M,une.poli. a,
$500 each. We hear Of some other transactions
outside (town speoulatious.) but ~ we have no
definite Information ~ Ia their character W. do
not report them.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

iiuERIBLE Darn Fkos fEEEzfNG ANp STtE
VArios. Mr.. HoIlc IathbHn. aged a., u Man
kato. -sys a correspondent u the 81 Peter
tosrsr. ier NaBkato with the sioux CITY MAJ
sb5dT TG- TstIUf >oSetihsi iasf. and c4fTird II
through 20 sioux CITY. and left that place VIII
The mail for Msnka'o on the t,h u December
and was found on the 10Th by the men who
vent through IN search Of him at place On the
mail route. called p~- MONIES station. about
100 miles from SIOUX Cay aud ~ fruia MANI alto.
When found. he was very badly frozen. asl
could not speak, but extended his hand Ia one
If the men he died N abou, fifteen minut.. al
ter. He had, when found MATCHES IN h. pock
et, and there we're shsyiugs ard ~0ol ia the
building but Il - supposed he was-o badly ffo.
z.n when he arrived here that he roal1 not
make q IRE
IL Il the opinion OF tho-s sbs fJHnl him, that
be had remained IN that situation ten ~ tStlys
dAs. entirely destitute IT food. iie bad knAv
ed b.. fingers aad hand. hSdlr and from nsdl-
cal examination i i the npIiou u phYs4rian-
that he died rot only Il cnid bat at absolute
starvation. tths most horrible q all deaths.
lie would probably have brsB saved 4 found a
isw DAY. earlier W.. Rs,hbua ~. me q the
oldest resident. Of MankAtos he had an HoR ron
sutHtion and mus have struggled long sni hard
agsins; HI. ssfol fsic, Hc te.ses = wfr Anl
large family n children % mourn ~ aniimci 3
los. The Srlstsd family have ihs deepest
.ympaihies u the citizens e MsnkAto.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

NAsA.-This Is one OF the many new towns
,prinsing up oil around us. and beautifully stu
ated on the ST. Cro,x, midway between stillwa-
ter and Taylor's Falls. on the Government road
to Lake Superior. 1t has An excellent river
front and steamboat landing and line agrleul-
tural country on both sides Of the river. Fer.
sons coming 90 Minnesota Will do well To look
ut this.
SHOT HnsELF.- Mr.. VIM. Sherwood, who
resided a, sauk Rapids, says the Frtasi's'smas,
Of the 18Th inst, short time last fall, While out
hunting ON Saturday last in company with an
other man at Clear Water. while leaning on his
ride. rs his companion was endeavoring TO get
water. by cutting u hole through the ice, WAS
shot BY the accidental discharge Of his gun.
The ball entered his body just under the arm,
and lodged near the spine. He WAS alive when
last heard from. hat ii was supposed he could
not long survive.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

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1ts dr.ns up,n Tho ~yusi e'"uiios fr
thu y,af ls,1 have Just tssD drawn, sfsi
~, tong payai,L t.Il The frat II February
p~rt. are po' ir!gbi "a ue aisp. state
nssi
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

Currency i. i.sso by The Bssks generally II
PSF, u The s,lvsai Bsass Op the iolio~ing
ptAtss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

GkrAr YiELp.-The Rice Couniy Hs1.li SAYS
that George b, Uutton, formerly Of ~. Anthony,
living one mile and a half north of Farrhauit,
raised this season nine bushels from seven seed
potatoes. lie dug ~ lbs, Ia little more than
Il bushels, the product VI one po,atoc. The
soil Was not In good average condition VI his
farm.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

Tb iSysiaiare vii Jsvnsi,e ths, gnsss~
ann morp 'n'siaAi ssi sIs.siy wstbod is
dsys~d II oaIsetsss fsan tn eosntss tn
Territorial TAI. 4 vii ruqa,r bat ~
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rnp Jlsr~ wits ~ h. tso dSsuifs-
shsh mus, v,sb h. sarmsanici lisrrf"
FIRE, IN sns II the c,ssnt,ss. ,se CSrks n
ue hard u County canui~s,'arrs have
isibsi " male any rpSt N ,be Auditor ~
tke sss-m~n,s N ,i>ir r~Isstiy. cant''~.
To thin pom, the DsoJsr oG.oss s'A csl' y'ru
ssfsntson III srssst dimculiy ~srns ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

MINNESOTA ktsa ~ruay The Rice County
Herald treats It, readers 10 the following pisca
tori.d item Fish of late form a new feature
IA tile Provision market and Il Henry Ward
beeohrr, aud the fishing gentry generally, viii
listen, Ne VIII tell them story which VIII eA.
coed any OF their experience. Four miles from
THIS town, little stream formed hy springs,
emptes into Cannon i.ake--into the mouth Of
THIS stream the fish run in sach abundance that
y man has taken twelve at II single dash Ut a
hay fork, aud Ia lew hours has sscuted wag.
On load. man living near the place e.ii.
mates that forty thousand pounds uerc taken in
iew days and Of the quality, W. can person
ally testify. They would not sutcr IN conpari.
snu with New Hampshire trout
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

tsfKrk-- The statement published some
time since in ihccity papers, that Mr. Andrew, J.
Myrick, OF Traverse Jes Sicnx, had been frozen
10 death, We are assured il untrue. n. - alive
and well. The ground ior the repor, existed IA
the fact that &. T.. Fiandraa. Esd, SIOUX Agent,
and Mr. NJ. started to 10 from the Sioux Agency
10 The yellow Medicine. and were ont On the
road fourteen days, an unusually long time. --
his led To the supposition tina, onr az both OF
Them had been ifo1en 10 death We are glad
to hear of the ialsi,y Of the story.
MUSIC ". GtNs.Au editor down IN steele
count, states that lady OF that region, lev
days since, Killed two Prairie chickens. III Que
shot with gun and ACIDS "our Mihacsota ladirs
alnnsc Themselves ia this kind of cAerrise, IN
stead u wearing Themselves ogt IA thumping
planoc,. THIS i very well Tor steele County,
but We congratulate ourselves that osr Alnn, 40.
Ia ladies do thunp pianos, thereby rendering
thc niselve. iaitpii,iS r,,s'wlaG. slst 49,. ;ss
leave that peculiar ma-r uline instrument a gun.
IN the brasny hands Ia which 1t belongs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

asS, sE..ssA ~ .rYzrr. s1ncSr 1ae" .o;
lowing cases were disposed Of IN the supreme
Court yesterday;
Franklin Steele. Plaintiff in Error, against
Patrick Maloney, Defendant in Error. Errorto
Ia the District Court of Ramsey County. Ar
gued aud submitted by hollinshead Tor Plain.
IN IN Error and Ailis for Defendant IN Error
Charles Bergheld. Respondaut, against a.
" Tullis, Appellant, Appeal from District
Court of Ramsey County. Argued and submit
ted by liollinshead for Appellant and Whkn.
son for Respondent.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

PaiSrL ApCipr>T On Monday. about "a
o clock, a young man by the name Of Joseph
Wilson, late 81 Philadelphia, was accidentally
shot, willis, sitting in the Real Estate once on
the corner Of wsbashaw and Third Streets, by
the discharge Of tohs revolver IA the hands
Of another Young man. The bail entered q
short distance below the navel passed entirely
through the body. AMI lodged N ID" back just
below the skin, A. soon a. possible after ihr
c,ident. Drs. smith and Morton were IN At
TENDANCE upon the Injured man. by whom the
ball va- extracted and the wound dressed.
The result 81 the accident il vet IN d0nhi 81
though the probab,litis. are that the wounded
man will not survive
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

EuSswN Yesterday, span Of horses, at
tarhei 10 a sleigh, came da.hing down Third
street at furious speed. and diverging from
the centre Of the street, when oppo-it. the Nil
lnery establishment IL Mrs. J. :. lambert. they
dashed the sleigh against the show window
tearing IL completely ID, and carrying 1t, with
its contents, consisting uf ribbons, bonnet-,
flowers, Ac., into the middle OF the street The
post. supporting the awning extending over the
side walk were also broken down. letting the
awning fall on the aide wak The sleigh was
broken 10 pieces. We did M, learn where the
hor-es came 10 halt, and for ausht We know.
they may he running vet.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29


son for Respondent.
krrExrr AT BrHGL Any We understand That
during the lire on Monday evening last, the house
Of one of our citizens VAS attempted to he bur
glariously entered while the head of the family
was absent Mt the scene Of the contagration.
The lady of the house. with commendahle cool
ness, locked the door when she noticed al I'M.
known man on the steps, and on reaching the
door demanded bis name and business, and with
her husband loaded gun in her hand. prepared
10 resist the mans entrance. lie seeing that
everything was prepared 10 receive him, after an
Intellectual for, TO open the door. turned on his
heel aud left the house.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

1DtAktko vIAkfsai rLAsfsdi-w ~ HUNT
i 10 e vrssi wss,sfs x.esisa MANUFACTURING ksssb.
hsasnsa, 10 v~sbtss Sod ~ M. " Wee Hsaaflph
sfsst, shesss s~sh ta,ltsis ssd NAcsias Nsrtlps,
i1 50 eSs Tss.alns sses.sss s@ Ia sias. nsv,ls,as
A he sss.s slsss-si-s's rrssrs Slss,ax ns<t,ss.
asa ~ili aSrs@ h.ns 10 ssD f~s ~ iast xbits ps,.
man The " ss-i sasth Mo- hiss.
Asa wa-i.nssh h.ehsss. Il aiG-fsni slhhs ana ssr<,
,.sb thsi - assss fsssn ID a0D i>st ~ 10 hasr.
$40 So esg
k,si Z. o., ..ssp a.. syse Ts
n hssh. d. d., \, istsg 81, ess 10 no
fss2f2ss issxiss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-05
Arrival of the Star of the West

NEW YORK, Nov. THE steamer Star of the
West arrived here at noon to-day from AspinwaIl
with the California mail and treasure which lea
San Francisco on the 18th ultimo. She brings
Sll6l 200 in specie, consigned chiefly to the fol-
lowing parties Wells, Fargo Il Co, s25O. 900;
American Exchange Bank 500 900; Robert Hal.
lett Co, Sl2I coo.
The news by this arrival is six DAYS later than
that contained in the papers brought by the q ma.
ker City.
The Amy season had commenced in California
Col Fremont has purchased the Mercer and
Mariposa canal
Other murders had been committed by The
Nasho Indians, and the citizens were arminy foT
defence
The dates from Panama are 10 the 10Th ult An
earthquake was felt there on the 18th: also Al
LoJa in Ecada and I'm Quita. At the former
place numerous houses and shurches were de-
stToyed.
Political affairs in Peru are unchanged
Don Rafael Ecalanie has been elected Governor
of Costa Il lea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-05

The RIVER. The keepers of the several
wharVes are this morning busily engaged in un-
loading coal from some eight or ten Philadel phia
schooners which have arrived at this port within
the last few days.
At Magruder stones wharf-Arriyed this
morning schE Ann ID, Mott Bedell line Captain
Slmonson, 10 days from New York, with the fol-
lowing cohSignments for Washington and George
town: B0ntz L COombs, ). Bacon x Co James
Tucker, }. w. Thompson, w ~ III Mack.
Murray & Semmes. II. Green, HowelI& MorseII
Jonas r. Levy, Grin Babcock, Warder q Kill.
mon, } IL Johnson, Hamilton K Leech Maury
Randolph, III. Ledyard, Campbell & Coyle.
i. b. Thompson, George Aattingly. VIM. Far
Iin2toB, George and Thomas rkef& Co, II w
hamilton * Co. Capt Meigs, McGregor q Co .
I. b. Brown, II. Miller, George F. WooIston
John Brown, Pollock, w. FL Gilman, James
Byrnes. c. F. Fowler, r.. Coyle, S. De Camp,
and Commissioner of Patents
This morning the steamer Baltimore arrived
up at the usual hour; Com. Trunnon was pas.
sengeT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-05

WORTH READ1NG.-Why is it that so many suffer
and drag out miserable existence untitled for the
eWoyments and even ordinary pursuits off fe when
reei by atreatment at once pleasant SAFE and per
manent IN It's character NAY he obtained, and health
and vigor restored
Those who may have suffered long with disease.
or consequences att ending cent If not IN urous
treatment Will be convinced by consulting he un-
dersiEEed that there space and material for tho
rough renovation IN the most desperate cases and
that sufferers can avail themselves of those m eans
upon terms entirely satisfaction
All letters must enclose the usual consulting fee
IS, and for which prescr ptons with full directions
to suit case will be sent per mail express to any
address, and TO any part of the city Country.
Patients visited at their hotel or residence Piles
Asthma Rheumatism, Scrofula, x O., diseases com.
mon and dIstre sslng are treaties with success.
Address K r. HARRIs NJ IL
8 lw kHkwOOd House, Washington, ID. G,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-05
Shocking Homicide at PhiladeIphi..

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "A terrible murder
was perpetrated at one Of the hotels this evening
Richard Carter, President of the Anthracite
Bank, at Tamaqua, while in the paTlOr of the St
Lawrence Hotel, was deliberately shot dead by
Thos. Washington Smith, of Cecil county, Md.
lie d ed four balls into his bOdy-two AFTER he
had fallen to the door. Carter was a middle aged
man, quite wealthy, and leaves a family
smith, who is about 30 years Of age was Labor
ing under great excitement, Carter having ac-
cused him of the seduction OF his ward or adopted
daughter. Smith states that he met the yirl al A
boarding school and married her, but subse-
quently discovered she had been the mistress OF
Carter, and she had a child four months after
marriage. The shooting was in revenge Smith
was arrested, and at the hearing before the Mayor
Smith claimed TO be travelling agent Of a mer-
camille
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-05
AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. G. McGUIRE .,..,.-

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer. : : :.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLDS Eyyxc,.
AT, ,AucTIoA.-On TOMORROW IFr'a.,
MN Nov: 9Th, at 10 clock at the res,dense
o. =. IA. Evell. ESQ.,, on 18th street, betw cen T.
sJ ~ ano Mass avenue, shall sell all his house
Marble, top Table: Walnut Cane seat Chairs
Two w hatnots, Sofa Bedsteads
Window Curtains, Buff Shades
Carpets, Mating and Oiicofh
Exfen ION Dining Table, efrigerator
bureaus, wardrobe, Bedsteads
Feather Bed, holsters and Pillows, Mattresses
Blankets, Comforts. Looking Classes
Writing and other Tables Chairs
Hatraek, Child's Wagon
Two Radiators, one open Crate Stove
C00kIns Stove, Kitchen Utensils &c,
Terms: ~, and under cash; over that sum n
credit on thirty days, for satisfactorily endorsed
- JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, AND
nntxruRNlTURE, &c. At AuCTIoN.-On SATUR-
DAY. The 9TH instant, shall sell, in front of nv
store, at 10 O'Clock q. M: - my
One pair OF line young gray Carriage Horses, which
- work hne 10 double and single harness
OIe me Bay Mare, good buggy animal
ono carnage In good order, suitable for hack or
Also; large assortment of new and second hand
Furniture ~
Four barrels Rice.
The stock of Furniture being large and of a gene
RAJ assortment, We deem 1t unnecessary 10 enune-
Terms cash. in bankabIe funds.
n5-3td A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-05

To THE LADIEs.-NADAME DUBOIS, Phrenolo-
gtSt, PhySiO!OgiSt has AIKEN rooms for short
iims, at No. " Pa; avenue, (south side, opposite
WIZARDS hotel, and is prepared to give To Ladies'
both married and single. information indspensable
To their wei fare and hap piness.
Hours Of consultation from 10 a. IN. to .. IN.
anIed. n
No Lady should fail to call on Madame D. as for
atrIflng sum, they will obtain Informa ION that they
would not part with for any consideration. oc 26
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The SUBSCRIBER having been Summoned as a W.T.
ness before Justice Dom to testify in Corporation
case against JOhannah Kehoe, a widow who was
charged with selling liquor without license she hav
nave put forth report that was the nfOrmer when
u Is We'll known by her and them that an attachment
was served on me before appea red To testify AS
the above report Is put forth do me injury with
gentlemen who are disposed to help me as r me-
chanic, therefore, IN this public manner give fiat
denial To the false accusations.
DENNIS DUNN, Blacksmith
hereby certify that Dennis Dunn was summoned
before me, and came very reluctantly undeT an ar
tachment. az THOMAS e DONN, p. J.
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WASHINGTON CTrr. Nov r 1857

=, WASHINGTON CIT, Nov. ;, ISL
Mr.. GEO. ARTH: appeared before Justice Gull
on the 4th lnst as your counsel, the charge OF
winners against you, Tor an attempt to commI n
rape; there was not the timony To sustain
the charge: so entirely groundess and frivolous did
Ic3nslder the charge, and so promptly did Justice
CUT decide that there tCdS nom. that I waIved m,
night 10 crnss-eXamlnatIon of the Witness and IN
sisted upon an ImmedI ate dismissal oil the case The
Justice SAID IN reply, that he would hold II under
Amusement until next day. 1t appears he has held
you 10 Dal Tor your appearance ut Court. You have
nothing to apPrehend from examination Of The
charge. Respectfully,
Ii n II S>uru
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New Ysrk Nlsrket..

NEW Work Nov'r 5.-Flour Is steady; ssies
OF III 1000 bbls. State 81 o5ai.a5; Ohio IS 35asS' -.
Southern IS 3as5 81 --.-.. -.
Wheat advanced; sales Of et1 busheisi white
81 3JaSl So, red 81 25aI s.. Corn Is quiet sales
OF L, 200 bushels mixed sc.
Polk has declined mess sis.75- Beef Is I'M
changed, Lard iTm at loal3c. .....r
Whisky steadp; Ohio 23c. .s..-.---.