davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-24

from 100 aLCneftcE Suhuan. (k0Hiend) OOl
On Tuesday evening 40 had 70 report rather stronger
marhes, 81 ka 10 ,sLs, which appeared 70 have roc
vered from he nrfsvsrabo bias thoy had pre- ,ously
shown. NAKED aud sudden change for the worse 10
the ~ moral tone or feeling has, horsver, c,me
hin the i~o dsya There several causes for tna
The gravity Of the monetary Panic In the Usted states
seen frt latest adsioes, % be creator thsn
imagined 70 b.; and " possible enaos, In different wsys
this side OF the Atasto inHuevcss mems views and
Nops ouoa These sevices have niy atded 70
he caution e1dored nong TIE London dc,unt housr
ny the sse a. ihors 10 nd and this greater oa1hoo
has shown seH In lie aavancod rate Of interest,", aff Ia
somewhat grrster roeiy ~ 70 credit Rum0ys fdluru
ho'e mud, as Alloys De case und fsDh ctrr,u,zno
Lt'fe had boea nnn week ago abos certain hfms 10
ebfso- aud, Je, erday, aoi 70 day two OF taoe 1rms
brsncb here and both ving very large anounts
cave been openly spoken OF az stopped by their north
eve bsnsr a. the mischief resulting from suoh
hIores oooii not but be very seriour the apprehen
IN on " has contributed, with he oircu instances
soove reerrsd 70 ve'y docdedy 10 check the tendency
vhhh vb,f vas msrtessng se rast,culsriy In ya-rs,
70 40 'nefe@e OF ctmnd ali buyers, home and 70 egn,
ntve suddtny fevt RE " netting m ne TIE eau
Hon'ness which chsrNcisfzst them forniehs baox ms
reer OF soods have 40, been 90 Nat for many month,
hey 10 not fo~evtr, quote aoy givics vay in prices
Re alteration Ia vans more suising than In soods be.
cpvse chile lhar previous duness had nos bssu equal
N Tue ~ IN ,vinr greater slgns OF revival
nowtysr liii 90 ere dong In this eepsr,ment pycss
air n'm SJr~nys in gs1e-ai veil ~ Tor srdss
and rtoh W1onQ ny strongly trtyensd us.A N.
oostr1tr hdt NJ Gry cru As>rs1 va ~ no
<T,auS AZ al ted y lror w Ertce VI oop0n tbsy are,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-24

THIS m~asuye was not unexpess SIZED, osint % the lae
heavy n gold the rnfavoSable OF the
advoes from the Ueised states the advance 10 the
value ef mcney the Continent These comb ned CIR.
cuma oalcusssd 20 iaduoe ms adoption OF 70
sx,caive ueasures and 10 vin satisfactory N the
ard emett does not mako further progress The
Ass of the prsviou, alteration The OF July. vhsn
reelection u fro 10 per cen, took place rhcn the
seck Of soo esdy increasii througn the iph
from Aatsli ana Amerca and the osptot OF Ansrs 10
Other respects dhcoufssing TIE ssiious nature
the insian revolt hes, no Sever, slsos become
more manifest, the receipts from Austssns havs d.
unlimited, AM he psnia rhon or mmencrG 10 New York
hiss nov resossi PhiladeIpbls ana Bsitmsre vill,
Al rr.s.em lsad to sddiicrsl ,sE'ns derassemen,
- ~ ~. ~ s, rs ~ ,e5s ne g,or. az aa,anss
has recout 'ocsfret AID e further aiiped hai, ro0iA
sa.ass ,'.-s g.-eAas' q, oegryat, amoa1 u recie
dsins The course IN aetere passed q one arc asd
D, pruasscs sno hs pole, presented snooustsr
os,on rssi 'urprise stbougn some ersc v = mo
dnocd on robnc scu'iies the oec vas sccs.rsei by
hs,er feur Or business failures 6S ~ Io.ir ~ ~
g~ousncs itad taps ioien pldcs, bu, aboegs :,
Gnok. ser sui Liverpool cret H. %, .,.gs
iser sourd there vss no po,uve oonnr mssr ~ ,ss y.
ses ne race The srea, h.svipsss which pervsisf tho
,sicu. nsrhss oocaned lnorca.sd snrsty o,rco,,si.
~ mE,oms o. recovery ve'e not apparent "a any aree
iron the London News, oC
TIE skp accepted by toe bank gensrsuy spdcpaisi
ssd NE nes, return vi doubtep Ia q TIE
ertrs rilps ~ severe drain which the ipsoNrn was
wsss ns s.se ssa . a.
ne nssty market throughout ms Oootiaeul and In Toe
Unhea es'ss, rise here v~ ipeyiaese 10 addition 70
the moven Alrcsdy recorded me Bu Of Amserds n
wsdi e6sy raised Ito rate OF dBco nj from pw csrl
W which q vs advanced on the ne b oil 70 ~ Der
Geo, AHtnhurs on Wednesday the current rate wss ~
ash a. per opt Somewhat sBgnla'ly, The Paris
Ar he sos 10 resposd 10 The up yard movem snt,
%, y row beoouus Iaeenoed fcs weeks ago bills
csua be cisocuned IN Paris ate. ~ per cent, bat no
busb q core uneer the minimum ratio OF the Bscs OF
rrsso. "a ~ per cent u 10 broadly stated thn tbs
fwrcf vunr ep, have feotnu, urssd upon the bank
ccunsu NE opeou messu-es OF and 70 their
Nnaerfmerce 10 acsited The reducaon OF lhe msyfa
sos oss~ ~ dooss sAd shares /, very probable thai
she So colaLt v no, long enjoy those more erlencei
f~smes rke question Of I'm reiNt lpter.st IT, viu the
80 the value ~ money In The iO~dcn MAJ get mako
rurhes rsoressf Upon th, por, oue can spsah pas
grey bm 70 maV eel info, med quarters We ana N i'm
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-07-29

good speakers and writers Of the present day
&c." But tic translator Of Peter, John judo
and Revelation rejects such expedicnts, fol
example, as exchanging nnio for TO, and says il
is hardly worth while to attempt an explana-
ton of the reasons why the translator has re-
Trained from doing this'' Now, how beautiful
ly harmonious this version will be- One part
retaining unto, and another rejecting it; Ono
author defending the change, and the other con-
demning it. And let it be borne in mind, that
both of these specimens have been adopted by
the "Biblc Union," and sent ont to the world.
We could mention other matters in dispute
among the revisionsts, where there has been
pulling in different directions, but for the pre-
sent, we forbear, though we are not yet done
with them or their scheme. In reviewing this
article, We would ask, in conclusion, what con-
fdencc can the public. in the ace of these facts
have either in the work or the workmen.
The great desire of the Union to have an i'm
mcrsionist Bible would lead it to aGopt the adj
vice given by tic Quaker TO his son in setting ont
inlife. "N[y Son make moncy-makc it honestly
if thee can-but make money"
CANDOR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-07-29
VOL. XXII....NO. 80.
lS49, 6months 10 days 1853, months 90 days
1850, 6 10 I" 1854, 6 " 6
1851, a 1855 g

1t will be seen from the first table whenever
frost appears late, or any time in April, we have
corresponding late fall frost. This is invaria-
bly, the case. argue, then, that we shall not
have frost before the 9th or 10th of November.
If frost does not appear till the 10th, then we
have the following result:
--latest spring frost. Fall frost. GroDing season.
1857, April o.. -. Nov. 10. %. 6 m. 18 days.
This last, it will be perceived, is very little
short of the average growing season.
1t is admitted by all that there has been a
large increase in the quantity Of land planted
this year. The opening of new cotton lands
in Texas and Arkansas will add large per
centum to the quantity, and the price of cotton
for the two last seasons, has stimulated large
increase in the quantity planted in Alabama,
Mississippi and Louisiana, to say nothing of
other States. 1 think, therefore, that l24 per
centum may safely be added to the area Of land
planted this year. Taking the average of the
last five years as basis, and adding l2k per
cent, for increase of cultivation, and the grow
ing crop may be estimated at 81 1854 bales, to
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-07-29
EDGEFIELD, S.. c., JULY 20, 1857.

pcarancc-multiplying themselves at will from
six to six hundred thousand millions.
have somewhere read that "Hardyknute
having drenchcd myself with "a great horn OF
wyne, stared about hymn and dyed.' For brief
period, / feared l was about to follow in the
footsteps of the worthy and tough old Dane !;
but sleep came to my relief.
The next morning, ! awoke with violent
headache and thoughts of vengeance against the
human family in general, and the handsome bar
Der in particular; but Jose having made me ex.
pcrimcntally acquainted with the woodworking
properties of that mysterious morning-drink
known as "bitters,;' my headache, wounded
vanity and love, vanished together, and I left
for Seville wiser and worser man.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-07-29

who have children which are the very idols Of
their hearts. TO think that when you shall
have passed from this theatre of life, and your
children will have taken your places, that they
will be sober and useful citizens. Teach your
children to hate intemperance. Tell them to
"Touch not-taste not,-handle not" the
sparkling goblet. Shun it as the most DANCE
rous Of poisons. 1t has destroyed millions who
suffered themselves deceived by it when tempted
to sip the ruly wine. No one is safe unless he
has frmness to resist every temptation to drink
ardent spirits. V.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-07-29
C5oiite 4oetrp,
GOOD HEART AND WILLING HAND.

GOOD HEART AND WILLING HAND.
By cHAs MAcKAY.
In storms or shine, two friends of mine
90 forth to work or play,
And when they visit poor mems homes,
They bless them by the way
IT'S willing hand It's cheerful heart!
The two best friends know,
Around the hearth como JOY and mirh
Whcre'er their fac, S glow.
Come slline-tis bright come dark-tis light
Come cold-'tis warm ere long,
So heavily fall the hammer stroke!
Merriy sound the song
Who falls may stand. if good right hand
Is first, not second hest;
Who wceps may sing, if kindly hcalt
His lodging in his breast.
The lumblcst board has daintics poured,
When they sit down to dine;
The crust they cat is honcy-swcct,
The water good as wine.
They fill the purse with honest gold,
They lead no creature wrong;
So heavily fall the hammer strokc
Mcrriiy sound the song!
Without these twain, the poor complain
Of evils hard to bear,
But with them poverty grows rich,
And finds loaf to sparc
Their looks are fire-thcir words inspire
Their deeds give COURAGE high!
About their knees the children run,
Or climb, they know not why
Who sails, or rides, or walks with them,
Ncer finds the journey long;
So heavily fall the hammer stroke.
Mcrrily sound the song!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-07-29
From the Mcafgcmery Daily Messenger
ITEMS ON COTTON.

Will the growing crop Of Cotton be an ave
rage one? That is question You have asked
daily and hourly. This question may be solved
proximatcly, 10y recurring to tic crop of prcvi-
Gus years. BY basing our calculations on the
past, We arc taught by experience, that We may,
with some confidence, predict what the future
will lcyelopc. In order TO attain conclusion
as to the extent Of the growing crop, the fol-
lowing table will be of service. 1t has been
prepared with care, and from reliable data, and
SO far as the past is concerned, it may be relied
on as strictly accurate:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-07-29

Tie foregoing table, will assume, shows the
period of time the plant has to grow and ma
ture, that is to say, the time betwixt the Spring
Frost and Fall Frost, will be thetime that Cot
ton will grow and continue to produce. This
being so, we find that the plant was growing and
making in
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-07-29

say A loving couple up country have pipe
with two handles so that they can both smoke
together.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29
: New state itoo..

Tn prySrni iSgisia;gre IL OHIO ssssqnblssi
IN the IRA state Hons This barking Wa
oommenss-l in 5s9 and - os.r ii thu frr-,
e-iifo~ - tis continent, rsGking bot liiAe
tro~ tfe National cspitoi !, "A In tho
form 81 Iansis-sgrsm M By - s-;
I'bers arr, Ia itc bsilding. I, agartmsn,s,
aiSriHz a'npss rssns az III the rs-,a-ary
parys~s Il a State much ls,grr ss-n than
Ohio
The sbcse buihiinx eosers an ARA n 81 q.
gJ9 SQUARE f+t. ranking. IN paint Il ,ps.
ciOasls~s Fxt 10 the CAps,oi Al WaAl,,ny.
inn, wtich covers IA ara ~ CT yc3s square
tsf- Ths Bs~ Trun~~sr -t.r~ Hoas cor.
erS an ara a ~ sl1 sgsase k.t; til. Cat,s-
~ a. North Carolina 1850: the cal.,iol
q Pennsylvania l.D" tb> Cayiiai a ~
dams 1000 tho Capitol u Ntrmsas ~,
600 tn Capgi0A n Massaehgst;s i9553
ihe Cstaiaa a Nsr York i03,S The Cap
ltol of ilryiaia ] o 100. ,l~ Cap.tsI a -osth
Caraa.A 29,i Aad the Cspg.ols ~ sitsr
stats Ss-r Tsos- T~ eiSscr y omJs~
81 MAINLY 4 lrva xs.i stSs. usi shsss en-
pss,ssl wiIi 10 81 ornaHsut 10 tisr gr-s; stat
q otso. Th~ nm alr~dy sIIs1sssi % y
= s1os az. AL tke aa.an, rsgassd 10 Go
IA i i. Ell l3t, 40 that the xhose o1,s'
vii ~ OIL 35s.sls To pAst~rIaz Il tn
bsisisag er~a sS-iis tte aNr.,k -ort
s.s3ss tkr painting 81, oce The plursb
iny ss 800. tie vo.d eavInx SlSV0 ard
' The ehastsi~rs 81
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

bs thu IVrmeSsA granted by law Ia thu
lrs.surN :" the different, counties IA lAy
the whole II the Territorial tax in Auditor \
Warrants Thu Legislature will r~diiy
Isrrir the cite, Ut the law 10 lr 10 open
a branch 10 the Territorial 1Nas,,ry In cach
county. for the discharge of Nrritorl.l la.
bslitiss. Money IN payment Of taxes is raNs
y n'W,,~i inlo the treasury rn'pr llcnc
Territorial Warrants arr acneraiH nj a dis.
count ii twenty pr cent, and the Law hsr
nishcs County frasurTs the uoass ri sls-
calating upon the mS,~siti~ Of holders AZ
such Warrants.
l, Is r~omnemi,d that law bc pas~sl
prohibiting count, 'rrasunv ican paying
into the Territorial rrs.sury any Auditor :
Warrants unhss the same have bsn rsriv.
ed BY him in paytmnt 81 TERRITORIAL tax
le,id upon his n~pctt,c county
All Ut which Is rslsctfdlly sabmit,,i.
CuAmrs, r., lo>Asp,
fwrifo,tai 1reaosr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

that h. il well "lswtrxi up' in thu workings
of our Government, beth at home and
abroad. Well educated, liberal IN ali his
views Of national n,casarSs. ami Possessing
great dCrision ct character, he Is peculiarly
qualiiSt Tor the place which tho i'rshient'
chr' wsslas hlin 10 I'LL,
\ gloom has beet thrown over iashioi'a,
Ole society hcr, 10y the death Of The vile OF
Jader panieis, Of the Supreme Court Her
| nigitclothes caught iirr, and str was ~
badly bunej that she lived hut lew
hour Tbs has postpone" the com
niohcctneht VI the weekly dinners AMI le'~s
al The White House until next Thursday or
rtiday Ms S''de'', of Louisiana, gives
du.ner party every SATURDAY, AMI has y
rs'plion IA The evening AMI Mrs- ftsh,
wiic c' the senator nom New York, has
dinners and receptions On Tuesdays AMI Fri
DAYS. ther have also btsn hops at the
National and Whlaris Hotels, ~ that the
lady visitors have no lack OF OCCASIONS Tor
thu ample display NJ their io'lcttcs.
The Inauguration Rail will he given in a
building 10 le erected for the pur,s~s, and
will he A magnificent affair John Mitchell
will L,iura her. on III, 18th. ON " Pracr or
War IN tusope." On the 9Th, the Print.
crs " III have a grand Franklin Sup,sr.
,,,., ,o tat tia, n, S,h..ol,r,,,
81, 49,, -. -. ~ -, a., -,
-, -, ,h,, ah,,r,,,,n.s,. :, .,,s,u,J ,,yaI,',
,ionoh Tho ma ~ his .cc,,mnI;sh,J l..,, h..
,na,1st h,n T., ,.,,r,,,l,, ,h,, ,,r.a, ,.nrt n.,.
- ,,''r'i'L,.l A., '',.',.., NJ,
S.,r 'S,,nan -, es;o,.i ,aanu s,n,T's,
a.. ;,,,'S,..,;, g. ,t., c. a., u.
ha. r,srn,ly rn,rrnd ,,om ,,s T.,a. 6nn
H., So, III. g.. .,.,..,.'
HI '""a, ~ -" "'"'''
Traue'~I ,hc sru,",,r hns ,lao., ,o
So. -. =. - -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

FEnsGN. We are sorry ~ learn that a nun
bsr q our citizens uFrs more Of le~s fruysB.
night before lasi, IN gong from Tia. ei;y % a
party gwen By Mr.. y 4. J, Baker II be resi
deuce about foar miles oct on the ~. Antheay
roed.
At The tine al .oias ogt thr sind - a. b.sx
M a strong sale from the NoStA. sad hiring
,h- .no~ Ia .diir~ aero. the road. 80 Hat
nearly ali the tsams that started lnst th.if say
On III, prAlre between ihis place AMI NJ. " :
nous. ana .oa,.. afier ssnSsfisg sheai coa-
~. Of boar. sItAosi rssckiag Their aest4s.sissa,
TrtuFr.st 10 ta.B Whist sttsrs we're tan Psii~J
IA pas. the nlghi Al different hoas". % ibs prss
ne. shisA they cAmr o. IN ihS course - ihs'f
usaderings.
he -sr.t .us,rv, By The s.vo-a,s % THIS
or asi0a Tia; 80 have k@srt g. . W AlhAm
Woir p-zgss-s. He, !; se-tas, s,arfsi oct
ssho1, taking pair " gloves siosg harins'
foryotisa thea 90 The sAy sui The s4etsh ~
she ~ aud he ste ADJ iss 80 ihres ythsr-
srr.. overset, ssd IN the wsrk q ri.nilas ~
eoRy.yAar, AID seeins tia, be xiis vAs prop
sris Strapped sp. Mr.. v q ksnas her .Sss per
f.c,iy nzIas SRA The cold. and before The par
r,.easa VI. h Asass, ihsy -eT- froEsn SO
on the arrival - ihs parry. saSs wzs inmsdi
Ally Ippasi - iAsn, add sssrythns d0ss thzi
ersla bs. 70 Fss~ys tse psia- ass.i II -tswsst
Oar sAsFa NJ -Aab0rh ssn~ryasly soisat-.r.s
10 so2 arrived spsa the groan4- u . rery
za1k g. - feared thsi NJ NesS sd - ess
SOD 20 sasss u, szpztAtsSa - ese Il ~
taasi. aaa ssns q; ilss haxvr. fren The other
Vs,-e 4 syeaz hop ksssess, ihsf sScA a
ro-ransa slz nes - a~esssssy
". haze hsara = a1mh@F u GtAers "a
saftssf sta to~s ears AID ao~ss "a ross
s..te- n tSsir re- ozx roe~ = 'Aers, - -
sse A. ~ -~ro1s asiafs, eresp' iss as
ssp ala.s4 - Al ;Ae .ss'ss s.rsy~i . n
% anry ff9n ~ eoAa Geihs 10 psr'-s' q
an a.xsi q. n 90 . Ssssssaa, - -
--r- pArs-s sass set psT
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

10 Fsh.aa Hssespn, Frs'y, Ne Ish ssssass W tsF.
4 Fs.s~h ~ fs.sfss 'sfssa ssf ziss sssJ I.
NtfHsssr
IL sssss.,,.a. ~ IA iaa.ss ~ rfs,s J'sss- a
a. Fs.ss. ~ fssssssIsr s.sss ssi k.sf .ssssiss
ELsss
IL essAtss srg - f.Faisg is~,.sy ~ xSi
~ sasss Lfssgssf ~ a. loss htss4ss NJ.
gsssy HsfssAss rSA q Assa pc
A. tssptag,a- Ssssss .ssssff lss4.fg ~ ~ pst
. Hsh ~ lies Fstss saf So sssF As.ssff
A. ~ bfias f-ssfsrss b. yRrstfs n ., ~ IA
- nss sssrssf r-ft4es
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29
COMM ERCIAl..

- - - =,
rhn,.,., ua,r,,,. Ian 20 isss
a.. h.,, In, nan. .,sos. a., ,,,. IA, ,h, san
,,a, stat. a., an. market. Thames. 4, to,i al.
.,,....., =, al. i,...,,. .,...,,.. -,
!, ',.,-.1- =, -.
A., .,,.,,..,.-, -, -, -.
.a,., - .,... 49,, ,.., ,.,.,
-, m, 49,. :, -, - ia. :, -.
-. r.. -. =. -, =.
Dec, ,.,,,,. ',,,no .u.,,, ,,..,l,a a, 81,
o~,,. 4, ,,, ,..... .i,..,, ,o,,,.1 a, am, >.
,a,,. o,., h al, .,,,..,., ,.,,
,..,.,., ,,.,.,... 49,, a..
-
.',', ' ~ ~" '"'' W
w. ''"' ="
""''' '""'A vs." s""'
VIZ" ",'''' '',""'' Wv" '" '"' wy ~ wv
"'"' Wv" Wv -""' .''"" NV
s"a w '"s"' wv "'''"'', """""'' ''"'" ''"'
=" ;" WV e'"' ''''' w -""'' ''''' wv" "s"
P"' a"" !" wv" """"'' ''''"'" '""' '"k"
a"" NJ "' r''"'"'" VIII "a" ""'h "ghef u"'
wv Wv "'N '"'N' """'"s "'" NV '"' 'ss''
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

THK New HOrEL.--we learn that the subscrip-
ton ~ bonus tow ards the erection Of new
hotel ia upper town, has reached the sum Of
$50 900 aud the friends VI the enterprises think
they will raise the required amount oooo) IN
u short time. The hotel is to cost Sl5O,VO0.
The site ehosen for Il is jus, above the bell tow'
er On Fort street.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

Rsso,AL 90 rBg Wi>oSA LASD o,pns In
relation 10 the removal Of this land offie- 20
faribault. the Winons frgu, of the 18th inst
has the foilo~iug
Thursday Ito day has been appointed as the
time Tor the departure Of the offcrf- attach he'd
"a ihs Winons Land Ofiee, To Farr,bsuh. The
removal. though perhaps an act Of justice 70
the inland settlers. Il looked upon with deep
regret by our community aud naturally too
II will keep crowd 81 preemptor. from u.s.
whose presence has az ealiycned our s,feetseacb
day throughout tbe last eighteen months. and
our landlords will feel the decrease IN their
daily receipt. But no, alone for this are We
regretfu for we shall miss the pleasant eoun
tenantes Of Kind. old friends -ihe smiling faces
Of Il. j. and the brave Old Capt T. With
many other 81 the Land Ofioc corps. with
whom We have been long AMI pleasantly as-o
ciated.
We also Know full well that one and all
o. tlem>eives. share largely IN our regrets
Many of them are leaviag the pleasant
scenes 81 fDns and the delights of the dear
Homo Circles, and We know that therr are
no pleasures "a The work. that eau cumpen-at.
for their loss We can onl, commend IL. lie.
parting friend. 10 the kindcst st,entions. and
courtesies II the citizens df raribault, aud
wish TO one and all, pfosperou. sh.sncc AMI
a happy return.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29
DIED.

- fsNes-~ d. 49, 10 ssstst. assssasY ~
a. - f.fg Asn s.hs 10 49, assa ~ 800. Pagers
- hs4& .ssa hs-s..sss pl~.s- ssT1
IL ~ Asifsys1 yssasS, 81 sssss., a. 4 ~ 80
ilsssa<f se~t y r-sss si,f sssaA-s
10 $3.50 s..-s - ata.isf ,t.' 80. s"sss sssi
a ss~ss sest ssfsffls
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29
O,yIcs ~ TgpRroriAL TasAsuprr.
~ I'ani. Drsemisr ~. 1856

T. iI Lg'.iafws u M"a,Sta
10 o'psiiepc" 10 'h' requirements u Law,
t~g leave 10 r'1ort 10 you The financial
condition Of the Territory ~ exhibited by
tis isppki in this oiI,oe ~ eaiistical re
port u which yoa are Referred 10 The ache
dale hereto anDrr"i
Hch~lnIo showing The total " drafts
drawn % respective oan,i's, smonn 70
c,ivc.l. a,d isalabns dnc, ~ exhibited By
tbs isp,ks N tho Territorial Trasurt.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

~, rkkftNth tsfA1ii whl lady ~ ksa,ls
m.h seala ,ssaala aea.s the cse~ II a.ssrve.sls
hteAsh When b, a.iNs the Bats ., fpov,.sp f,ay.
~. ies,s,ass, ~e"ld asi, tss.iel sweet saa
i~ass Nc wrh ~hs - .isss.asf Mon, pcr-,s IN e,s
ss.~ As iee @essh Is had and TIC ,asiec,r shcs,s
sss tread. all ss'si @esu.s y reat slasle at,p N
"lam al yeas ,sis hsash, and wash III. r.,a IA M
sad ma,n,as 4 ncs zen, N,',s vii is.i war
nsas,ue, usss.iss,as 'sa, sss'l, ~ acassva ~
as,ax ne hus ~ tsurs.Ns fuassss l, vii W,
wnse 'sa, famrI-. s~a ncraes, t'aa ,hs ssn ws,ns
ID = -sh -aa psesss basl Vel m~ei ,sau 90 t~a ~
tATs d',qs and " ash he tssr s,kh' aud mssaiag
Ss,oss Mass N,s, o. Wet your shaving hra.h In eth.
IS ead " vsm s..T, pear Nv. ,as-e aco,.. II me
hstso % tao,sssa f,osts." rub ,ae heard we'll
a"a ~ sH msss seaaa'a 80 lNhsf much facilitating
DE eesrsies, wi sha,,ae r,,cv ary n, esa,. s~ sAis
By eli lhokstss hs~sfe caaalertrtt Non. spna,as
aals~. ssaesby
" 4 fktkipax a 10.
t'saAhh square Ne~ N,ah
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

toso>ERs i>Qr.sr. 4 su-pician having "a
i.'ed, says the shakope" Valley Hs,aLd. that
Richard Fielding Of this county. who died few
days ago, came 90 his death from violence.
,oroner DANIEL Apgaf summoned On yesterday
the following named persons a. a jury Of ~
quest, namely John Armstrong, T.. Peckham.
H. J. Bockiin, H. Lister, }, Re,- and Vim. Cr.i
post mottem examination was made 10y Dr.
4 q. Risiey. who testified in the case. John
" brown and John ~ Holland. Esq's appeared
iot the friends of the deceased.
AFTER hearing the testimony, the jury return.
ed verdict that the said Richard Fielding came
10 his death from the result Of kick gwen
him On or about the 2lst day Of August last by
one Thomas Mullen Of Scott county, ". T
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

THEsPiAs SOciErf A number VI gentlemen
aud ladies Of this city. says the Shakopee Id
rocais, have formed themseNes into an associs
ton. called the "rhespian Society Of Shakopee.
for the purpose Of mutual Improvement in the
dramatic art. with the view Of promoting their
own amusement. and ultimately of giving rep
reservations before the public. The Society Is
permanently organized, aud the members. We
presume, are now busily engaged IN studying
their parts, We trust ere long they will give Us
. taste OF their quality.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

CoScxKr.-A concert took place last evening,
Of ". Anthoay, IA aid oi the funds II the EpIs
eopai Church In that place.