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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-05

iiasp,t, Bob,
| 10 ia0ign - NJ, hsun ~ riumpr va.
| sSrused fycm sttcnisner IN the Ilauss t,o ,uai
dssr
| saessage fFptq a.. t'saHsn snpaassei lltsi
! BE- i'sa0s ! had passed. W. =, . bGi 20 mc1rru.
'air ihe anehaEs Water Fewer CoaIraGy
Aisf, $50, iU g. aWthns,sc The DtiHsts a u,
Alta ce'''iA ~ sote va s''e,a fs.n, fa ,t'aait
soa4.
Al.a. a b,a providing iof jAs WINNING A. large
81 s''ir ehaet st'Aip eitvsta.'snrsa,
rtYnnSY.
| Hv NJ hssnY F,u territorial raaJ non,
I iirh f,JeHi Ia hlnncisks
~ " Sesstf tps EeA My ttl cbs}tef
sud 81 s'epswer THIS a's1.Y Cousa,'s.a,eF,s a
0at,iiinr suratt - ttevt yana' hu.l,siss.
vs. " Naues 4 t~saoaairastr 81 u "
/ VIE % A,i a. tghrr, ssalaa' 'he IL, i-,p q
= - ;r,'1sf -' ~'--
y.Yftcs- ~ sistf
1 u, NJ rrpb, f.d ,cgtiier a gaa.,i
| ~ w N,tsss " trf snafesc use N,un, au
I "a an'i Wts'cra tSrtc74 terapse'
/ D. VI *atss8 g. sntsefi.s BE ,aun,,
! q Hmtsfoeyrs - Veadsus ros0ty g., kartns
,cc"ry fag ne erection Cd esnt' hnhhnss.
7 ts W tssR - tereJtsa'al sosd ru,,n
CO." Visa SO, So ~ tis7l fa u'yas
aHzs 4AlRaptttp
/ Ht A, f,,tss tr saevfptai4 ths Nsr Ia,
I 4 aaesAt
& Nis-. g. "a, a,1 ssriaia i.ttit..r,.i te44.
vs. ~ 10 e'''"'-9 '''f'' $780, ihr
wv ,NtN
Z N"' !" '"''f"te" I'M '""" "
''tN
'f+'' ." 80 'fe''l' N'e t-rH 4" ire" N'Nf
, tas 9. establish f,nH.si., ,oaI to,s Noa
. ,'vlp .n utrns
N''Ai ffad i''''h H"'"e'l'" q"
-. '"fe' i"Ad ''
"','R' 80 ~ 800 Nft"
10 - P.NFttAF pc" f'v" H' 'NeA fs'iif
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-05
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AsNs NJ Hsa1ga
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fnr tts1s 40 Npss US ~aa Apt,,
.Nfe iittaal lir0 aays
7 Ia Uas'sh, ,eVitv two 81 tamSsr. have
l2.' lesaNi through lu clty ,4sis,i wish
ai~v3, f'S' f.se,sl "a b Nts,lfas 10 sh.sr
fta'p'' " rsrslssstns Nal.t . ~sct. a.e,r,t,
"a Ms ios1 h,Fv ih-o a., ,...n sr,m-,h.
~ sHh skss as.i eu3ot .s. ,,ar a
''Nso .sn's.ls sal ar,,ne, .,-s7 Ag MAIDS a,d
Fa'ts t-ysi H ,t.lr gft -,.,ues. af 'h,.-
een 'oset'y. tg,ss 81 gNsi yratss,. sssI
NNa Aaionho 3 q snAi Jdy NJ ssu
s'''esN ~ - p.' AZ estra alisib ASA b, ,..a
alsi grsRpd As olrs s,s~.rsa i...
NlrtsH .,i- ie -.e 20 .NuI .ntI in
so-3N lpce ,h.H o.a afa .a., 10. ..r.i
IRA, ,ae s,es-,- ~ Nst r.ur
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-05

iaf acougai. 'iuw y @-as1ss sp' mAyg
tsvcFatsr in ..en. ". fxre. The Texas

taf acotai. iiDm y a-as1ss sg' mAyv
tsvcrai'sr ir .,en M.iNrs rh~ Texas
hiss arri,c,i - >cv Dta'as, Nth Sen .iaa,s
a,t,s o. ta' iofa. a,,l ,hc l.rgss Alave Sc
Nv NoCs eish ..sa, ta ifh
th' Ma ,f,.sas Paavua bAre Uat
t'1'- Ns,s.,ess.S eas is~itv'si ~ Gran "a,
niefc lay- Be- rv,ivi's, r'nirysasa,ts.
he g'sg ~ igwy hal..e atl arase ,A.m
a. he l,s,s neecis,. ar,a Ry-s ~pay-
a.g 'heu,c IT, aa,'ac, >.oey~, l,a.aic ,,s,i-
gseafe Nr rit als~. * 3. alleged ,Yara-
ass. .le r'sN. aauat.4siq 90 iixSSgSo~e,',
sipcssh
tho es - 3D. ,.,as ii.caaps ~ l.ra crA.
os'sv STA iiv~,is,.sN Is r'T~g,Nl q,
soG sale G,f. IT,, 'U,s va. hst Goa
~ h.ss @hta- npHs0l 1ri, Nossa
s' ltras "a . lsf;er eta,ittio0 'enu rTvr
Us aas 9eo1 sa1' h,toi as 49, F. e,a
so','isd ad h ,gauea i'c4 sai ~
{.e nrml.r ~ s5io~s ata}, y ,aa.
pr. -v~sw Wvsrss .ns.. A.ee'
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-05


20, lhe special commit,es on Territorial haas
Htd 81 " hiilsck WA appointed.
ihe euaasil WAS required u farbf~b Ne
House wlih copies ~ ,ieV his.
NJ Black offered \ resolution t',si ths shr.
vsyefs 4 i.a1ihsf he rsaaestsd u report - TIE
Hsuss.
wnnrsa - mLls.
Ry M WHiri.Hs rso ferf,ar,al HAD hgls,
~ Hf Bxaay To Incorporate the leroy and
Iatlar tslisy n y. Co tN
~ NJ kstas. 10 acsaab III hosis,y u Ear
rtsai' from she county u B'as kaSt,, and IN
slisi pidpszos
rs NJ kisa IAssiiyng The surrey - n. y.
H..bsst II III. town II Mipalassa
~ ~ Nil.sss. For esfta ta territorial rSsis.
~ NJ Btses 70 .hemP~sats ~" pi1 Aef
tlets Asatela',ss.
Wy NJ. Plrzsr. II orsaHllr tiq fosUtg ~
20, cav. AMI fHr oihst pi'PossA
~ ". J. n hrosH--fa li.sorye's'e tbe STA
,ss1ia N2si AanR COMPANY
~ VI Casa 70 la esf re,ian irfni.gis'
falds IN Houston coasiJ
b. " Hayden T. terBe tl,s boundaries ~
NesAr, cssnty, aise, - = ifcr.tofisi '9sa nafn
Asas.r e ksndfyoii also. item ~. G9pd
ia tragefsr dss isions.
niids israoDpcsn.
~ w. WarrIa, 10 incorporate the asdA
cal -ooisly q Minnesota als,, "a iocarpstsss
the lsse >apsriot, Meaiieeli, aud aGss".i' sist'
q Go
3, NJ giagshay 10 a'eofperss 'he ,osa
ui in3sps adrnce
Hy NJ Bssny- To incorporate M Ae-iir
Yaaas Nsas Association,
Is, NJ. hawaii Toinaorpyssis the neaibsfl
a.uassoia saa ~. Pad Hso.
81, ~ NrfFH To hay Dat 4 territorial F9ga
is.a, pasks to Gfsenwyad
~ MI i;A,srs- 10 entst,tsh osrtsn feeutie'
shA for nthsr piifpoees
~ ar !. ~ ilrosn ~ aeofp"se's iaa Min
iespia tehsfsi II r. 20,
iyar r.s 10 A, ~ eswassh iefrY char
- ross Root HiSsr
III rs ;;sfr,iVi III; : lf,;s,J ~
als las
~ VI ua.ses \ bla 'I The psatee,lta ID
varsr
IS ~ atassY .sfan,ina fcsty sia''s,
arrsss rae aestssippl "a Wa, AipatmF.
nv NJ wi1u .fa ietBe the eowadsrss q
iis taaHi. ~ jefferson tad fDF tias' p'irpeses
Mt 81 t'tratn- Authorizing thr voters ID
Wngat ,oea,y, ~ designate point fe' eoai''i
seat
IL W.. HnAxn To amaaA 81 ~, To- ,hc@
pefHie ti4s city - ~ i'sat
sprunfa %, fpsssfkKs-
~ N.assa i,ns, She roma,stss ae the bi
ca l,, rflee,ion ~ 2sn,e, reported by a ne =
a. aansy. rsarA tiia efn,maier u y hpm sai
% f.ffaa r.. II nsgi p fppnftsd j., -bhsthat'
f w., 'irrno hilis fi'oFe hiIis egnFidf1 say w
f,as,fs ti..n ~ the u.s. rRhl AID ~, Aathgssf u
Il 60 " r,ilfraa froa Minneapolis :" ~
kgiiont. sai ifom ~ fsni 81 the g. tr1iS
Nts aaifci srpcs afde'r1 gfsfie5,
BHsa .asaaEnFn q wMNirfts ~ w'hat
So "a To mest,4.sass NJ - snihgay, 81
pasi ava 81 Gsas q Il. Go. t,asfiei eaa v
,4sisd saigfhssri
siesaasa ttu.t ~, ti.tn' \ s'3sH,aneei Dc ras
lsot ns that body, - tmg8r HtgmHtial NJ I
ea+i H. nos 2 iafminia, aud = u an, fes"is
ti.,a, D. :. -. e., g. &, Bi,is.
Hili- ir9fa She tagsAsH sore n4sh read
Committee aa tAniaarsi tiiils ieIoftea q
aRd Is eaFgFNaY easfossrd
tdpuFaFa ,iii Aanasy nuNt st n 81 lost.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-05

lW Utmrfis ci wealth and pMAlns.-
which ecuter within he im,- Of or Terri
tary, laSc ATTRACTED a surd-wi,le attention
4 knowledge If oar reanro,s. ~ ,l.ess have
hoeunr understood als appreciated has ,,,-
car'l 70 u, Sith marvclour qui, Ane&-.
population which IN respect If plumbers and
nieia'eur, has wscr zen excelszi him
a Ike i@ri'al Of sotflcnirit Aud tho fruits
are al around rs, IA ugmbcrloss farms yield
M Firth with SURPRISING richness aad ,tlsn.
uiy 'hc varied productions ~ cur climate
IN basy cities sid thriving yilisge> ALREADY
fs'ablishcd sel IA grand projects ror sab
iung, Frii'tHug. and ciri.i2ing. F.l,t aras
AID s'ct1ous ROW lying dormant and Wild
AZ : ti1ing 10 ihe intrinsic advantage a
car Territory ani Tho irr,prtssibls erfrey
of oar Iso.lc 1hrsg,, tits cunaariion A.
na' ,ral wealth anj md, doal eSortiup tin
iiiur shaali sad "a ,sa INTO a carver If
prosperity and pDwrr alsquailtrl ~ The Irs-
lnfy ard pFo.7r4s ~ aay Other Tcrr,iorv .r
stat Ard 1ioh would inryitahl, h. ony
destiny, could we receive frufa DE canct,ys,
q tH'' nJi'd ,'talos, recognition = tha..,
right Hi.,h ar Justly opr ,luc.
We are entitled. e q matter af h,s,icf. to
-fa1' ~ ians ~ the construction Of ra,l
n'rs' within Minnesota Congress. hy at.
ru0u.rr ia aRt q lone s5ris Il y,aSs. hos
oeiai'p5'd tie p-inep}r &C MAXIM. ss,h
grants. A. a s'lilnd ynbcy or iis government.
Hot meF'g ior tho hentil' Il t.a p,op,,.
directly interest bai aisH i,f tlo adyas
''@e - o." Ntole people ~ th,. ,ilim Union.
ihc tsiaolishiiisa' ~ taa policy has lstn
oia "a The Inducements had 0ur 6y The r,.a.
crai eo7'~umeat =" a.eise emigration, 20 H..
unsettled portions r Che pgtli. domain
Acting anttir it's mdart1cnf. lpu h1e,lr,'
liI'a'sasi people. ior 'lie greater part ,it'aqs
oi 'hr niiet States, hsre rircaa.,i. ss.tts.,
sn' aad improved tie put'c !ani Of u
2pysnun q, putting hdBipE. Il aior.., a.
rgtir ia'o ID. national trras.ry. AMI .n,li,,.
;ar greater n,llins To T. aggregate vrelib
n iigc c'auifs \ East i.aif II "a u1,r.t,y
hs'e goii@d iav irtn ils ulqrfs ssav fre,.
At uraus % communication. which Al ,,.
fiins equally a. nr.ea u. ~ QnEt, al H.
oh giyes ya'.e - IL ,agsi n .llsss.....
ait 'ft hayo the right q d,ia.nd of CA
sro' That ss" lrijty which hs- hit6qy,a
He'h 'f'f'i 90 by ihe ga5estmp f dia.l b.
oe -'aRt 30 r,risSt g ihs7a
ta'3 aa' a.srd 'his aaasgrs e. usi,c
i"~ a1ri& -be fas lhr, year- racb
ssss.os tas u-tn "Jhacl,l n,r ~ ,a.rit..
rlaus 81 sniHis- brit fr p Asff,, xh,fbar.s
re.'vach o. 'As ints .ans.fc 81 t,.,.yr,ss a,,.
- 60 Hn2!t 60 ~" lssiv "a. .a.- p,.gs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-05

> U II " III
NENKss ps,sHfsa ssDUE isautF.
fabi. nsii.iias In ~, r.a.i.

pn the 10Th. Mr. Ihtr Introduced uio
TIN Hone If Representatives, 4 hil autlar
Slng tlp' construction II a i'ni Dilits an,l
Custom Iious, IN " ,'nol III. Lll appru
pirates sll0,(hM ioT 'bia ai,5.ct ~ ,a,f De-
l'Ra'. has oh,aiiS,i er thu tili iln fetaa
a,rtdstion II VI" Secretary ii thu 1fva.ory
aud Of lbs COMMITTEE 30 'omp,, re- W. pr.
-,nnc tber y po 'lmif bnt that q viii h,.
eeu,r a lae
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-05

Aise, fss sbs es,sLbsbnsnt Of Jsnsr'en
cosniy.
AIssi, for the ,slsf q Frederick freaiensah
~ NJ Gosrfl To- 10 establish fofsY aes'ss
slis asesls-iryl.
asa. .,smarls 70 "a 10 ghs construction n
ta~ ~ FAbi aa1 KEITH DFss Road
D. " baa>cD Relative 70 limited partner
| ships.
~ M Iilns IL incorporate the Oh ssst'
Jsfs Assgeistisn>
ty ~ An.s. 70 dssafb the rs1a.y Of isg
'ihaat fl'u E;ae Eaflk
- W. k'sa iegslis.sg ihe .sfssy ID tbs
iaws Il NinHaissa
~ NJ il.rpsS A territorial rssl irom -.
s.s.ed h. lTassrse he Siasx.
Ais5 ii6a'.g the boundaries 81 Neeasi
| eGasiY.
Alse ~ incorporate Tho AnDts bridge Com
pact
Alec Territorial t,a,i Ham cieaswste, %
kandyohi.
ny Ms. Assn u laeapo,ais the a.aae uy'a
Casl Hialng u9snpany.
Al.e. 10 prosRaata She swan River ii,,ise
cse,psnJ.
iJ Mr. Sasts 4 hill shsrisfi.g III. fam
brBit aud a1ss9 City ftsat Road ,oiepgny,
AIsl, Ia Incorporate tho towa ~ tsrrihsnIt.
W Nj, kfNasm'a. To iaeuttWst~ tie Min
dssaia Pod saa xn,rr s,ssr sompspy
~ Nj Nci territorial roAa ao'n ssia
| rsai o. Neg'fss,'-, pt the il,sda Hasd
fKffpaIa ~ rossfrrsr~
| The c1mnittgs 90 lnsrasaFl tiilS r.pa,is,
| Z. ssrsi nils rpsfsciiy .'ipFsssed.
NJ AeantF, ftam ihe commgttes 20 w.ea
lisass MI Ne. -. aa amendment a. ihs Good
tne ferff thsftsf reported with smehdmep,l
| end c9mmsnd4iian ,hat tbe hiii pass. Amshi
| msiit, sunsa "a
| NJ. Ar.ss, from The cSnnrtee 10 shau
| eaa referred tm 10 ~, repeated 'ha bin vii
\ H.. A a
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srfogatag y s's'f~n' s''i-FsF F'Flhe' "
RAJ" q F''a pf'''fs''7s 81 'iis"'a ''1''S
- i'pai'''-ai Sai he w hAh's a'si ai's''ofs
u ofiuie 'a'er sd" 'Ah :" "s7eH VIA yer
. 10 ''afe a'' flR.- at'd. al i@ -si"e lhi"
lis paY'ng dFinsiug. apd uslveiH& Others ~
dfmk, iii'okrpiInz liquors aisi "a eecera'ng
s'i9iaii''7i. r'aryf 1if'asr"'is rTi'7ent'
''Febk ''ea'iiy dfi'4L. rom The ns". mfl 20.
oisn, freqa'Hi n'. at inioAs at'i't '.4enos
ihti. thr9lsA 'h'> ~.so' al rornsi'ois'e's>'
ietwou pnia&e.as aud practice gou '~-
aane nyfNsf'Is s.Fd mfsi errani, faliing
/ byp>ef ''y ''a'''@l ny ps''in< l"uf@tH t.iens
'av met p.''y sia' nHiTersa'if desi'f''i oil
a8 tasse "i drise~tt iD'i,, AID 'sa 'pc0.
rau,i-r. eg eco, s4i ,rJtrfi, iAl n,-s,ss.ari.,
.t..,,g ,.,l.t.. ,.,.,..,..,I.. .,.4 yy.,,-,
: M'ni }," Va Ns~'"N VIC l''@' 80 f'n'
with so4F tifink,Ee. p se ur itii ye1T ~
,.e.- .l-,,sl ,.espi b.q, y,ai d..tsrg. the
it.t .... ,
t'r'' hn ' '"i ''tf- ' 5"l 1Al - o
f''' -" 'i" i't"' - '"'
........,..,. l-......r ,......,.,,-.
iti ff''it''-e mo- "h''h niNb'+ 3'r' Ped
/ tr nut4ure, nyr wq.liy 4 Giai;er ut sOui ot %
.,... .,,...r,, ,r,,i, ,,b,rb s~ h.,,. n.,t ,ar
{ fia. .,.ht a.- De iitf.ait q, tn rssLi, Il
e. &C., az, Il an, L:i,
49,.
''''' ''''' '''''''''''''f i''''''' ~ $50 '.''
50, .ns rpftHnnHY. aol continually ~ h7l h9
.sue pr.cfics the AmlnslAb -l,sa pAni~o
.t...,t,u .L.,o ,..,.. ,., .-,..
~. ''''' '''' '''' -" ''''i''' '''''' w.
alHHpui 1T tr'IfI' sp'riis Witch 'fdi coiss1ii''.
SIR ustalap. Nr aeiHd no h.at NJ.
\ s.ys.. ,itb ,,s,r n,,r,is.4, ~ a few lsa,,h,i
90 GRAND e-.a, EN-. i y,, Irefr .h..t ,r',elc
t.t4fH 81 heitgr suited t. ,ear tastes or ail
mp,a.- IN. Wi,h your drnkiny il, nor with
/ y..,, f,5esb.uu IA h. tr.r driver 80 drink.
( i.of A,tb a.r mutual ntos,eati,m bat ,hq
.,,.,t ~ AR .,r,c,uf,,, WIS tia, ,h,r,,,s ,h,
/ ,,.-e d,, whI, ,on wero Tins having
i,,-.r "a d,inl ,ns. 4, auJ .e.,ti,., ,.t,r...i
atd oiAt7e drums yun arpte duwa t. you'
.ar..r ,as iasrt grave dissertations ou ihe
/ ~ atsl tscnuiiy II niengsqance, aod 0@h
: pplitr so,uait,nis against youg uWn dgisnt
ior iranseuugs., after furnishing him 'h
! i,ti1f ~hirh pru,laessi Il. V, r1Ha. that
u Vas net the buying tbs liquor. rr the
drinking at H. IN gour part wbith .as'asd
our evlss%afr Il be tra,p.,..ii,ln iI.l $50
/ b,sn along With ,oai. aad bad the 2,u hnu
vo.~i So wonid hayc iGlned you with 4
h,ar,y Mnugea'a ilap a,i thong l loHc
the BE- ol ,ua jgs e,me,lamg better pI-
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'''f aaGji mel ' Al 10 o''fbsk -.
sliis lSYsopuctn
~ Nf tNrtruAs hi 10 ihfm1,a'sl. tn
Res Mi1g literary and scientific Association.
Hy W H,sftr tdiI w. usptPo's'c this
w,ins ~ ia lRslao ,pmpsHY.
~ NJ faoarsos 4 bili to ,aeafeerate Inc
tusa ~ "a iresrrHi, and faf eitrI pafpBsss
lp Vi t,rsFhsHt Notice II hHl "a ihuuf.
pfrass The Ga a,na,a and Ret Wlag Rs,iFrad
| a"mpasiy,
VI ", sreass. sfoni The ron mites Ia haH,
vas feinfrrj llnase bal, ~ ,noarpsi ate Tbs. Mn.
| asaais Mssf Iirilse CaHpsng reported the
came bach s'ti gseosaae iiis1 10 passage.
M tgusrsta, i0an the committee bn IN.
ffoss@i hlls reported ha providing fof
isAiss u,s caasHs, Dad tse lsifasiAia pf a rtats
/ seysfHms1i, a. epfertlt v'ig,assea.
SOD ihp tui sss l~ai ihird biae. passed
saa ~ Ntis sgfnsA ~ by ihs fsiawihg vote
Alternative asssca liaiaophe. bas@st,. ii,ta-
Leg, hainphsrs, stone. Ihen,reet. r,li,iiisa,
SssAase assste. f,esborn. ina.en s.r,sst
Ani NJ President
tha nuHfli then wont iats 1 a ,,iutsss -, iht
- hole M baiaonAc u, the ri4aif AID rafsi,l.
| stva hi 90 Incorporate tha saltwater ilr,sss
enpasy bh Ga laeaf,u,sta H,e Annka
| lifiisu Nuispany, ani hill g. iafutpaFals ths
! ~, taai aud iaits gitY Bridge Compaat.
| ihr saseIai bAls canned almve Sefe seds, I'd
| ~ be taaf,,ss,pi e., 4 third tosdias.
| The tnumH thea considered ~ to,ai,isies II
| HE Whole NJ. sse'srt 10 the chan, a hill ta in
Corporate the cliy ~ lt.d Wtag. aBa tioaas
IN :. Incorporate the Mnns,ot.s ltiser liftlss
a'oissat, ssd tiil 10 'neeupsIsi" thu Mnaui
| l.aa iisiiss stssieaiiua.
| Tbs nf=i uatasd bill sns setaNrl ia the tUta
| attsr "a IaearpaaHeaa ball 90 lacoypgsaie
| Ibe Ahnesssa iiFet bridge Company -as ns.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-05


a. rwo,~issi, is.i s,"t, t.,oi.h a
tn,ss "a s,tiis.
lion u VI t,l,ss, IA a HITTER "a, d. ,,sia
day g,,vs tl~ t4lesnE gfa'ii,iag ,abll
gst,Or
have ird instrumentation 'rom p
s's niagy u the f,yasiry Es = ,)pioe
iiops' a ii l'aal a,.h r-np,s g. 70. I y
tonrss ani tbs l'o~i O,li,e M md,iiaI
VII h. niltr'v by -i,ly ,r-l eel hr, ig, 3,
Tho SECRETARY % 'ls iroa-dr, wb. f.
RilAn'sl Ia huiid il The t,uue,,.ae So
'omurrrr have agrcd To- rp,r' aestsh'
apoN '5a Recommendation 90 tsr ,,e'piss,
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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

MURDER AND DESTRUCTION OF THE BoDY BY
FIRE.-.a Horrible Case.-Sometime in January
last, James Waddell, son of Mr.. Waddell, a
chemist, ofBrooklyn, mysteriously disappeared
from his fathers farm in Pike county, Pa, I'M
der circumstances that led to the arrest of
laborer named McGurk, who was committed to
Milford Jail. The Herald says:
Last week the prisoner offered to give some
information which would clear up the mystery,
and Mr.. Waddell, ST., was at once sent for to
Brooklyn. On arrivingat Milford the prisoner
informed him that his unhappy son had been
shot by a person named Edward Quick, who had
been previously discharged by young Waddcll,
and was known to have threatened vengeance
saying that his time would come some day to pay
him OIL; or wo DIS to that effect. Moreover, that
all search for the bodywould prove uselessas the
deed had been committe while the lad lay
asleep in bed and that the body, together with
the sheets had been burned and the residue
thrown into the neghboring creek. Quick was
arrested and examined before magistrate,
but that functionary-not thinking McGurk's
statement sufficiently clear, or perhaps believ-
ing that the accuser was himself the guilty
party-discharged Quick and remanded the
prisoner to jail. Mr.. Waddel proceeded to
the locality where the ashes of his poor boy
were supposed to be, and found several charred
bones, buttons and fragments of half-burned
clothing, on a projecting ledge of rocks, as
though they had been thrown from the bank
above. He brought the mournful relics to his
home, in Brooklyn, on Saturday night, for che
mical analysis. Thus the fate Of the missing
lad seems fearfully accounted for. The details
ofthe murder, as well as the identity of the
guilty party have yet to DO developed.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

THE NEXT GOVERNOR.

THE NEAT NUVERNUK.
Mn. EDITOR 81 have noticed in your paper
lately the names of several prominent gentle
men attached to the American party, in the sew
eral counties, whose claims and qualifications
will be urged in the American Convention for
the office of Governor. They are all good men
and true, and would, if elected, discharge the
duties in an able and creditable manner. But
old Brandywine Hundred has claims, and they
vention. The delegates to the State convention
which nominated our present estimable and
worthy Executive, will recollect that there
was an individual from the " Rock Bound
Soil " who was within few votes of being the
nominee. alude to JOSEPH S. DERRIcKsoN,
Esq. He would, if nominated, make strong
poll. He is plain farmer, highly popular and
has the capacity to discharge the duties.
Yours, q.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02


LATEST INDIAN NEws.-.A Sharp Conflict
Four Soldiers Killed-Liest. Freeman, and fpe
Soldiers rounded, aud -four Drummer boys Mis-
sing.-We are indebted to Assistant Adjutant
General +. N. Page, for perusal Of letter
dated Fort Myers, March 9th, from which
we CLEAN the following interesting informa-
ton;
In commencing to remove the stores from
Fort Kealf, to Bowlegs' town, Lieut.. Freeman,
with sixty men advanced, and when near the
latter place, came to a log house and potato
patch. Lieut.. +. with seven men, commenced
potato hunt, and was fired upon by Indians
one man killed. Lieut.. f dragged off the body
and hid it in some brush, and started on his re-
turn to his command. While passing clear
place, twenty Indians showed themselves and
fired upon tho party, wOunding Lieut.. + and
one or two of his men. They all fell at the
fire. Lieut.. f. jumped up and fired his re-
volver twice, as did some OF his men. He
thinks he shot an Indian negro. The party
then tied to their comrades-wounded inclu-
aed. Lieut.. F. had his right arm broken and
nose skinned by BALL and shot through his
clothes. He sent an express to Capt. Steven
son, who remained at Fort Kealf, to hunt four
drummer boys, who went out fishing and had
not Handicapped to be ii the hands Of
the Indians.
Just at the time of the arrival of the express
at Capt. S.'s camp, Lieut.. Archer arrived with
his horsemen, in charge OF a train. Capt. s..
took them with two companies of infantry, and
proceeded to the sceue Of action. He sent his
cavalry in the rear, and entered the hammock
where the Indians were in different directions.
After sharp fight of fifteen minutes the In
dams fed. n
The loss, in the three engagements, is four
killed and five wounded; Lieut.. Freeman
wounded, and the four boys missing.
Capt. s. reports that the Indians were seen
carrying Off dead or wounded during the fight.
The ground, it is believed, was not thoroughly
explored at the date of his report.
Lieut.. Archer thinks he shot negro, climb
ing down tree, with his revolver. He also
killed an Indian.
The Indians were about one hundred strong.
capt. S. thinks they are still prepared to fight.
| While Lieut.. F. was awaiting the arrival Of
| Capt. s. who did not reach the battle ground
till daylight next morning, he dug trench,
put his men into it, and, by throwing out a few
men, endeavored to entice the Indians to at
tack them. The Indians fired onhis camp -four
times during the night. The wounded are al
| Fort Myers.
1t will be seen that this report is disconnect-
| ed, but, mainly, may be relied on as anthem
! tic.
We may expect to hear something exciting
| from this quarter ne xt week. Four companies
were to join Capt. S; they were to have started
on the 10th-two from Fort Myers, and two
! from Fort Denaud. Gen. Harvey, with his es-
cort, was also expected to join him, and we feel
confident will render good account should
he be fortunate G nough to fall in with the enc
my.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

at length, point when the national admins
tration must either take some definite action
upon the subject, or abandon all effort to exer-
else authority in that Reconsideration territory.
il seems that one of the United States judges,
who is Mormon, in the exercise of his judicial
functions, took very decided stand against
the nefanous designs of the mormon hierarchy.
Like the Governor of Kansas, he fancied that
he had some authority, when, in fact, he was a
functionary without functions. To remind
him of this fact, the Mormon secret conclave
had him cnt off from the church, and a band OF
desperadoes broke into the United States
Court offices, and burned all the books, papers
and records.