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CONSIGNEES.

NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RA1LROAD2i hhds sugar bbs do IL bbls moasses CAM
mack, sques Westl3 do Is bales Beocq No.
blom &co--33 hides and sundries to order.
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NEW ORLEANS oLAss1r1cArros.

NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior Mddng
Ordinary. A0lls Good Mfdding
Good Ordinary Mddng Fair. 41teI4a
Low Middling .lSell3A Fair
TOBACCO. We heard Of 50 hhds sold Of which and 26
Mason county at hid at l2c at Is and IL at l5c y n.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton--baes. Tobacco--hhds.
Stock on hand Sept. I, 1885,. 1912 93sg.
Received since ............ l,sSL465 2sl57
yesterday 4O5l l,SS55l6 l44 q, SOL
13s2s23 32,65O
- =. yesterday. s,Sss 1,12s4ss 70 al,o5s
A -s.5t 10000 9sf az II bo7
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The adventure which ,esnl,od in the grand
achievement WAS undertaken hy Mr.. \oh!,-
In 1850, on his individual responsibility, and
at his own expcusc II Was all adventure
which, considering al! the circumstance has
hardly parallel in piooeer history. and dis
played u perseverance which commaa diSas-
tiers canld not baslle Ills discovery was no,
accidental, On The contrary, h. was .ar
eight moths in the Sierra Nevada mountains,
accompanied orly by two men whom he paid
eight dollars pr day, senator Douglas had
predicted in a srsch a, ~. LOUIS IA lsig.
tina, route woah sometime Ia discovered
across the Sierra Nevada. ucar the ais, dc
gree Of latitude and We have bsen told that
this prediction stimulated the eAertions Of
Mr.. Mobiles It was in 1851, tina, he made
this discovery knowl,slge oi which was int
given TO the pablo though the calumns Of
the san Francisco Hsnaid
Thus much has individual enterprise &c.
complished. Gnaided by the patronage of the
government or even ,hosr ofyiinar, comhi
nations VI number ami Wealth without
which such arlaous AMI nplriei srh,Wcs are
seldom undertaken
ptC W Tue SSA'iair ~ AtttttNAhN kahNh
immortal renoan hy his march acnes the
ALPS. Hewent ,oplander lsacefGl Villages,
aud 10 spread devastation and woe among
an unoaending people Ia this aye surely,
equal hcroisn, should moi pass iaIo oblivion,
when its object, unlike that Of Hannibal is
TO hiring into closer s'llowship the people 81
dinenal states ard thus to promote The In
'i'rssts # humanity and Of peasv
The Necessity Of establishing q sa.f high
way acres the broad domain which includes
the Rocky mountains. cam,0i he denied 10y
any one who appreciates The peculiar rela.
tons oi the United State 81 the Indians ar
has any sympathy i6t the overland emiernt.
The act of lsje, appropriaiing Si00oo 20
bald wagon road from Fort Rdeley to
the South Pass Of the Rocky Mountains.
was but II beginning in this bcnciiccpt un.
dertaking. Al the last session OF Congress
an appropriation was made of $.l0o.0Dn To
build wagon read from Fort koarHey, III
Nebraska. 10 Nobles' pas. Thu road will
connect above Fort Laramie with the road
begun last fall from Fort Rideloy, Its con
struciion Is placed by Congress under he
direction of the Secretary oi the Interior
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appointed on the psrt Of the Home "a en-
CT with similar committee from the Conn.
ell, and inform the Goyernor tbs, the two
Houses were ready 10 receive any communi.
cation be might desire IL mske--sjopts,i
On motion of Mr.. MURRAY. the S..rc,.nn,
at Arms was instructed 10 procure wood kr
sufficient to make The hous. Comfortable.
Mr.. Basseu moved a suspcnsion Of the
rules--and that The House rrsolvr itsclf into
a committee Of The whole. fpr the corsiden.
ton Of House bill. Number one Nv suc.
eestiou Of Mr.. Whitlock the motion vss with
drawn, until amer = communicz,ion should
received from the Goyprnor.
j. Boovp ofF.r,l the following rcso,u.
ton:
B.. ,.,
examine the several i.Ss r.ls,ar =, pp an, iss,s
iative powers and organization, and report 10
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ss,sfsl boats ere announced at CiaeianAii
aud rittsharE, bound for the Viper Misaissippi
rh~y arp spoken 81 ~ hesnG iuaaed IT. the
ruai,is Nth height and passengers, the latter
beng mostly smesrsa,s 10 Minnesota,
The Kate rrenee, Henry. Clay, Msa,apk,
rssAo,aiagu aud Neay Graf. were lcadia. at
III. Laa,s ON tho i1,h. tor ~, pssl They as
dcub,le. now Al Lake lwp.u'
Tho steamer rishaninge, lately ssld TO capt,
sAssea, ies sse, Wa, viii ras regularly hrtsssn
~, l.. u,a and ~, taul white there - 4 aoad
stage ii water on tho fspsds'
The Frank steele. new s,eatiirf built ier the
81, rsal ami Miaues@a Ri~s usas, was Al ~.
Louis an the 10Th, ua hvt va, TO ~. faai, sha
il commanded Ny capt, w L. pAvtp~hS, tor
mct Cspia,a NJ tho Jacob Ttsect
The steamer s,aiarea, a nessl, new heat.
bum At New Albany, Ind, MAS sold on tho 18th,
10 \, Naharrsnn, oi ~, l.uu,s, " no dpaige as run
nius he, a. = resular packet between NJ, laas
ami 1T. Paul, tspt u, y, rlas }. 10 ea,nnasa
her. she Was ~ have iei, ". Louis Tot ihisei,,
va the 9lst.
The u. r. tsa,maa, u 10 Supposed, viii er
complete wreck. she WAS lun VA . bar eress
wise, and tho action II the current has strained
her 80 tha, the hog, hans are snapped asanaei,
aud she Ia now al sas moment liable TO bs hto
kee In two, W. have = repeft that such Ia ,as
oasv,, Al aii events. s,~smhoaimva agtee tha,
she cannot be raised,
Tho new steamer NstssfH jsxAt. Capt =.
i.oiwek, bu,li for the Minnesota Packet Com,
pany, was advertised 10 leave Cincinnati On ihs
ltth inst
The steamer Edl,s has arrived 81 l.Akr peptn.
with q load II nvishs nom ~, l.ouis, This
steamer Rescue has also arrived ~ the Lake,
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I'h, affect Ease.

| The Boston Jdunsi thus comment, IN,
the kAIIncu adultery case. The conclusion
q, which the Journal arrives is the one wo
were driven Ia long ago. and We cannot sex
how the jury could Gail To convict. Boston
jures may be good in a WEBSTER murder
case. but they certainly are not of much ac.
count in a kAIi.ocu adultery case. when TIM
culpri' il Maine Law advocate and po-
li,ical preacher;
For our own part we 10 moi hesitate 10
say, that while the preyioes high character
OF Mr.. kaLLocH has left in our mind doubt
which we would gladly cherish, the evidence
Of guilt is too wcighty 20 be tiippantly set
ASIDE or lightly regard,si. Against auy o,l-
or man In the community than minister Of
the gospel, or one whose social position and
purity Of character would almost preclude
the belief that he could lie guilty OF such
crime the evidence would have been consid.
cred conclusive
The fact that Mr.. kAIiocn went 20 the
Iechmerc house In the first instance some
time before the lecture was 20 commence, 90
read a lecture which he had before delivered,
bis declining to take tca with the Rev Mr.
HOLLAND. and ordering u fire built IN a pri
yate room. when he must have known that
with the temperature below zero GU, Of doors,
the room would not be warmed before toe
time TO leave for the lecture room the fact
that after being shown into a bedroom with
lady not his VIE, the Improperly Of ocru.
pyiny such room did not force Itself upon
bis mind and at least prevent him from re-
.urning 10 il after the lecture: the further
fact that be did return 10 that bedroom, not
withsiapdng he had told Mr. lioliAxp that
be was in q hurry 10 ae. homa ana wbe' i'-
was within twenty inmates drive Of his own
house, coupled with the acknowledgment that
bo, prominent advocate 81 Temperance, vi
olatsi his professions by drinking at q pub
tic bar all .hcss iac,', which are not denied,
form a strong cham OF circums'antial evi-
dence 20 Sn,airshc direct and positive proof
Ct guilt.
We must adj Ia tbcse circumstances an.
other which cannot have bu, great weight,
and that Is. 'hs, no AFFIDAVIT was o.'.rtd from
the LADY who ~ss implicated with Mr.. II o.
loch and who -. all others was the most in
portanl wines These arr some OF The
promineut points IN toe presnmpfive er,-I
jence- We Dsei nut review the direct and
positive testimony II wns IN the main clear
and CONSTANT with itait and with the cir
eumstancCs Of the visit u Mr. kaloch to
the iechmere b0Es'. u was not shaAen IN
any 'ssn,ial particular. tn" reputation Of
Ihr witneSs for truth and veraci'y was DOT
impeaeled
IN n" fac 81 Tia evidence. Ne Soulj
gladly h"lie'e Nr. hsllorh To hc innooni,
aitaoBgh 90 go ~ would IT, IN ignOfp cir0unt-
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Wagon Road D.. IN. P.ssns

? lfssl es-..sa.-H -ra
Nkip hg0san slitrsiyri-e ias is'-u ,iSF;Fr
ing - pSesn te.s.sge ~ 's,jtIri'a ih@ 30
eryy rhich hss lssu srrsrsIei in d-sso7Cr-
ing ar improved pvpr ani route has MT si'h
tqua. vaecess To snpr-sir1's,i era'.Ia.
ton aerpSs ;hs plans " $40 s0d asa ~
IN sdvancr 4 H0y preparation On HI IAr'
n To- government. AMI onnsegucp;ly .us'rii
ngnAsfs<s os@tsrlss n III. van; Il skfni,a
e1pioratsoss, ard in tho rDsnh.Iss-l ro1l..
tiosn NJ tbe IDdisns, Ise r,T-st of Si2ni.ryy
and III narrative x Paytrsaa slso~ ,hai
sTen psrts~ vho s:sr;,-3 ri;h 10 tes, ,s,,-
uarsi.a1s saoOon.sr,-d great isFscsl'ia- ard
sor,e Danger Bg, the hsrishiT~ uh.rh
ctrigrsn,s ersls-cd s0aid hardly No. credited
rs ,As popsi=r mod DR. have ,ley berrl
n,4atc known a. rensrsl tasnZ stwIi "
III irsi'~a fs3gs AZ frcssie ,..rs
TAe t..i STes4sd foste 20 ,a.srEls
xA.sh zas kss=n SHEA ;he heag,s-f ersicra
tn aorrrro4 va hy EAy Z sat IAss Nd
CGrpan VAR -i1cs issn tbe rOste ha'
b.s-. saogieue,i sisoai $50 hgryjref, and sf'j
uiisz w ~ q ylorsi &C. rail- BY VI ga
n Noh.ss ~ p-ior 20 d.scorery bslsg
ia. u 10 Pas@. tsra-ins b r-sns ilFD7ga
,ae s.rr. Mana Ca F-rou.. parts
al p-yv5ossy pa=ss. orcr ;sl~s uoSHassA
z.:hsn 'rora sy~ 20 sns~a Eil@ x ~ pa
sstr~ly sn-apscsos.. 4 spar q a ~ -
u-a
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seN. i<av
IA "s'As's are Now w snAAs1loh a'A's' hHp
s'"ehs'" f''ss CAM" "Seo on ~ "heN 'v'"'
''' NV" 'a'h 20" "HS 's' "oeA' ~ "t'
kln''a are limited, and 81 snipe art.clsa ~ MAJ
A''A hare
A,s ihept'eea quoted eelew map be eohs'ds'd
,9e h'sh eF''p' Nhef' oF'eiA - hf 9.se1 'nsne
"'@'s9 Fa'@"s'Eb ~ wA p" eAia ~ w 90
's"e 50 ''' lHke ege
"a"'hsis%T III" "NAei % nearly bsfe, and
tfhes have 81 eRwsfd tendency ilrfs = ne
a,"'f''' ~ reduced yates ~ e"irs' s9gAr OF
@ala'sss
~. ~, .'s-,N'' su''','ns 'h''e . "' ssrPV
''"' "e,s9e ''y''a .'Vn '.NesaiP"YN
:. -, ~ '''' - '''N' ~ Is '''A"'
49,, "'F N@V's '"'' "'f
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ilsos HNnise pa rairfass bad ~.
y sass a sss'ainlaS ~ sisgsssuy sasad copy
= - f6e Tamfy Sts. Tss Bbls hssA va.
q - tHsuilB. sas,s.n 81 Eisst,s 4 son Fsg
,ar'. si.i oksr &C. i0ss3 Ia ihs IRE and pss-
shs bind % shi or freed Hss.s.es. a sss
ii.aHsf E.Hserg tssss ~ vel g. sss np. eli
10 DC sheicssi s8eraass .; hat as possibly ,ss
Frs "a b. aypsr ffa~iss rse<a- NJ Hossfss
sss 0.ss sesaas. r1sas sssrsi sr,s ~ fsrvssd
~ b0ats, ss.ss ;sfy squal asfth.sE u tlss
ftr' IN hf pTsS gge4 IN ~ Ead. Ash frpss ~
ptsigaa ss>c fser' vAi@s o. have stsfsasss
sfe ssss % -Gy rat 80 t~as'y. fsin~s. sssi
- q bisd.ng. NJ. n . -ask VII cssapss.
- tgailf ~itA ~ hss' E4sfsrs sgg..
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lar ~ w bsfisfLy rsngssioop. that ihe
closing 81 Land ofte.s asss no, prejudice he
right " jss s~f'i.ss "a a. kaa,
The Raj Road ofs,t, IN IL tcfs's, respects I'll
pro smp,ions msds, ~ 20 Tns risg rsf H0sis
Aa Actually LocArsb, Aflsf he iseaiiau
presmp,ors are excluded from pts tIap,isz odd
oe,nbs'sd SECTIONS SHiJ. wl,hia sin ntltss en
siths, aide d the resas ~ located.
Tbs closing u iha Lad oaieos oyrretsa as :
ssny1i 10 hs pas aas, for 4 sstssds tho time
within vhieh BE- IL requirsd TO Prove ~ snd
pay TOT his land
The CLOSING u the Lssd Oifcqs was Intended
10 opsfsie In isess Distriss oniy wbsrs large
bodss Of pabiie lands we're subject 10 phssts
sn,Iy IL vas dosr N rrsssnt spseulators
irsr s<si.S sf' 80" ~ r'.as ss=.
lias of the proposed roa1si bat w. repeat. The
right 81 pfs-smptios is pa' ,hsfsby asrrtsi an
vi The reads arc sstenly iassssd.
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MoxpAy. March q.

MoxpAy, March q.
The Council was called to order at ten
O'Clock. by the President, Hon. JoxS b.
Bans,x. Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev
Joax PExxAx.
The following members Of the Council
were present
Messn. BAILLY. Of Dakota, BALLOONS. oil
winoua, BsnsN Of Ramsey. DocLsr Of
Rice, FRsxposx Of GOodbue, HrxPanry Of
Le Seser, LOWRY Of Olmstcd, LcppEx Of
Chisago. SsrzEa Of Washington, SroxE Of
Benton, THOMPSON Of Houston. and Tutor
SON Of Fillmore.
The abseutees were Messrs. B.ssEfr, Ro-
lKrrs and Wales.
Mr.. SsTzER said thai doubts were enter.
taiued ss to the legality of the conduct Of
the late Governor Ia calling an extra session
Of the Legislature, no appropriation having
previously been made to defrsy the expenses
thereof. II the action Of the Legislature
was Of no binding force. it would be useless
to entail upon the Territory the expenses of
Al extra session Mr.. $. concluded. nv OF.
ieriog the following resolution
bVhovGs, Doubts are existing IS to The au.
lhority oftheLegislsture Of yreritory meeting
10 extra session, no Appropriation 10 pay the
expenses " which has been previously made.
therefore.
Rssofred, THE House OF Representatives cou.
curr,ng) that the two Houses adjourned snx die.
Mr.. Lowry moved the Council adjourn
Lost.
Mr.. BALooas moved the resolution be laid
upon the table, Lost Ayes 6, Nays 6. rs
follows.
iGAs---MesWs, Baiii,. BAic omh. Doal.y
Humphrey. Lowry. and President.
x<Ts.--Aesms> Ffeeb born, La8,f-u, setter
stone, Thompson and Tillotsen.
Mr. SETTER then moved tina, the resoia-
ton ~ referrd to a special Committee OF
three Adopted-Ayes :. Nays :. The
vote was the same as the previous vote. with
the exception that Mr. BuLY votel in the
Affirmative
The President appointed Mcssrs SrrxrR.
BALcoxBE, and BAILLy, rs the Committee
under Mr.. SgrxEH's resolution
4 Committee. consisting Of Messrs. Ssr.
lRR and BALcoxBE was appointed 10 wait
upon the Governor, AMI inform him that the
Council was prcparei for the transaction Of
business.
Messrs. FRkEBoRN and HuNrnRE, were
appointed Committee to wait upon the
House OF Representatives.
On motion, the council adjourned until
two o'clock tomorrow.
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\Fa N.as. Mi d.
ArfaD. eu,rsI~ ~ -. No.lberu ~ avon
i.fAd 90 California ar cfEaratsri Mr.
Campbell, 4 tbs Tng,graFb.-sl Earea1 ia.
tn get@ral charge IL Tho buaiass tr
Mr. Iearl APPOINTED fn .aisrn ..7d
ths man nsd
W. Is. f. i,ras ha. ' -cctsau ff,aa
Fort X earlF-v 80 Frs Be- ~ MA la.
tbs rat u h. lifs.
cd Nnhie c,a'iHls- 1l '.s. 9.al f-tu
FDrf RAgt,T 10 ~. ~aoft Pa.
\ Ma prtaI.s eegr.s1ssias5t %. sir
Jp'o sisirs itsi sf@r'al Hssa@ehesf bad
syr.r'd ih~rr vith DeEs * to- areagia 80
- IT, Tehgas,spe~ Rad s1Acy lhf so. css.-
trarf
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How ~ iscrEAar BuStSsss.- With the upes.
ing w n navigation and toe arrival Of spring
>tork, the Merchants al -. Paul, will. danh;.
less, avail themselves ~ the opportunities 81
tered by The Daily Papers 10 advertise ,hslr
mesehsnase The intelligent business man. who
watches closely the channels NJ trade, eanaat
i,ii 10 discover that the preSs IA the lever that
'Eauences business and that the dealer who
mak"s inilctuns us. ~ IL cannot tai 81
sgccrea shas be wins peslects II, and te
tuses 10 let the public know he Ia in business.
rAt,F, 10y his "pea aore, and sign Rboy.
the dqor h.s NJ iight 20 oSpect more
than as Ecrido a,ai customer. wbon0w aud then
uRsSrsg. the street, without any definite place
~ putshsss, 20 vsRw fs~ rpssrhssF ~'hs 81
ysIiigcs, has no, ooly the same ehanne. To take
10 the coca eionsl customer; but h. has the set
isfachoa Of tpawing that bis Advertiser meat has
net the eyes % ba9dTsi. who look only al tbc
ncW spsp,r. 10 learn where tbSy eau purehsse
"a H1ods they vent Merchants Who do ,.oi
aicfril&e hal better NV I, or season, AMI
c"nn' their sslss hy double what they wiil with
oa', aad they val bot gain neslsc, ,h. mode
81 ThchnE customers
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Tbs wig uaa .sss a5fssa sis paper,
from iae rfr ~ Metal . f.- "a o. A
racsionsrJ res0'a' tay Hs1Y"fDr1i l''s'iei
hy ths Cisrgy - raaia Asas : -. .--AS'ss
hsd BEN Discovered q - alta! ~fysrai
arrests had iess- rsas, susopg ihsr we
GgD-sI lregat.h s1A AsrH.a- nza - ~"
S-an,a Anras M,gisifrz
Cpr@stersba eHe.tfHfn, pfr.s.i fsgaiJ
lnz tts -F.8ea cSYdi,sn Ihe Br,.h
,hArYe De- sEairp i.a4 islrsTs-l b. .slga 90
10 10 Covrrrmrui giving r.be lsTr 'F sr
anfHeF
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"" are plfs-"S ~ notice thc arrival ~ our
friend l., q. TnEklya. a. " toinins. Chssso Co,
from h'- Ess,sru tour be bringing with him
number ~ settlers, smeaR thsm W. nsiired sev
rrs' iades tNhp are ~ All times an agreeable
acqais.'iou 90 oar Territory a. also a number
u active f"anE nies, Mi mechanics Of JiferrN
AIDES who iu,end esis biishisg iaetnssis-s at
wyoming jqdglng - M 1ossIrRs past 81
! 'fH s''i sprcess, We mar expect 10 see that
place iaSk sm"ng opr mos, thriving towns. lie
'c'1fDs ~ that he bsa eRieavorsa 90 Keep NJ
'he hrreioforr good reputation u the PhilAdsl
Fi-s -"'tifiDfni, by adding settlers from the eli
AMI ,ieinit. We are alsO informed that be Z;
ieGds establishing Peal tstats Once, al WYo.
minE. uDder ,hs atfn u TtssLrn sEynssa,
Th' ~i'i he prepared 10 Do all kinds ~ Convoy.
snFin2, s1rrefing fisa engineering Loo silns
nf Lsgds. &C.. ~AiCh no dpubi will b4 q greet
TDursaies"e 10 that thriving eosntry. ~. Pau
.,=S.+.ss;,-s 81 .ss..s,- .-... en- .-,,ss., s., Asy
wais"ts N the way of produce. ~ alan prom
llf1i sr4uisiuos IA Tho vsy Of trade from this
pIp3geuy~ region. We hope ~ shall frequently
s's "siisf upon 70 extend The hand ~ ffissdsAip
." "ai fT'eais n Wyoming and vleisny. sarosss
si'H ~ G,ais.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

Ns~ Rs,paw orss.~ The new bridge u ~,
Aathont ID completed and teams ere crossing
daily, It's mare convenient crossing for W.
Paul people going 10 Minneapolis, than Tho old
bridge. Il viii acab,ies. prove a valuable In
vestmeat 10 the COMPANY bailing Il. and reher,s
credit upoa The sn,sspris~ II The people " H.
Anthony and Minneapolis.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

kavsss ~ rax CRY III any II aar rsadcrs
want definite idea VI ~, rAul, NO would re
commend walk nom the east end 81 seventh
10 Jaeksen, sud then % Third stfect, aleaa ~
Anthony and Fort sirects. Ia this walk they
ell zee mer~ thrif, bai'diaH ami business
than . maath's walk,as would discover 10 aey
city IL twice rs sise east nt Chicago.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

~ 10. ,'rSrsrs af-sr~ g. irarr 'i,sf
Telegraph dsspa,rh fr.m '.T..'aa',nDlss ~
sogaes. that ihf fsz sh te4i sas ~ 'ar
Mats
1iie nayosay u l.fsr4'- 'i,.a isr sis-is,i
b. parl,auen,. "a 80, sHg3--si AL sixtv
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

Fssss trss,--ws hsys pstlesi ~fhsn tIs
lsss fsv dsys ~ssrsi vsgsa lssds ~ Nah,
nassly Psssrti sft Laassfosas skieh have
fssnd ready sAss ~ an sVsrsrs u eight sents
pss psssS Thsse Cab arr ,skss IN tts nigh.
sevsss isxss. BY .rit,ss holes 10 The i,s ssd ss.
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f@rsss ssk. sss - good :, esa ~ fslna n the
I&ass.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

Attsatlaa Ia called 10 Asara- simeon pewa,
lug 4 Goa Advertisement Of their extensive an,
aaal land sale ~ Chicago. H. Parties desiring "
cell lands y VI DO well 10 communicate With them.
they vii have purchasers By thousand. and arr
The most extensive Heal ksstats Agent. IN the
western country,