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And II il were not lawful
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u A Western poet sums up his experience il
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sat me down in thoughts profound,
This maxim wise | drew;
It's easier far 10 Ike girl,
Than make 2Tl ike y0a.
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suddenly relieve the sufferer from the me-.
lent pains; yet il is fact, as testified l.. 70
men and good women, whose names a-s seac
lolice. Not any have used L Niihnnt - ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-13

CisoIssAri. Aug I.
MAsos to.-fity Of MayUIIIe. Jones
li3 majority COY Ia do Taylor, Tor
Senate. iG- majority Marshall. kepr~rnt.
alive. lOY do Wm,hIngtm. Iteprcspia-
tive. l2l do---sli siministra,ion
W Asuisarus fnrrisor .I"ars. jJ ma
jority Taylor ~ do, Marshall. : do I.
Wor,bington I DO Taylor certainly eirct
vi Ia the senate and Marshall and Worth
ington Ia the legislature The American
MAJORITY In this county will probably reach
t5n
ioasviIie city gives Marshall. tr tnn
grcss, AMI Jones for Irasurf. about 10
majority tirciiou qust.
lexington city gives Iiousou. AmsrI
oan, 81 majmity County not YET heard
from
Frankfort city gives Jones - majority.
uan.an IG9 do Marshall Tor senate. lJ4
majority, and Lindsay fH legislature, 400
,io-~ao oppoait,m. Returns from county
md fully IN. but .app''asi Ia have g''pe for
Clay by small majority
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We learn from the Washington tnion
that Mrs. MARBLE. who. with Others, was
made prisoner Of Sioux Indians, had an
interview with the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs. on the 2sth ult In her application
ter indemnity for property destroyed by the
Indians, she states that on the 18th OF
March last party Of Sioux Indians, mum
herring about seventy, Of whom thirty were
warriors belonging. TO lsS-rA-pr-r,n'sb band
IN amity with the United States came TO
hvr residence on the west side OF spirit
Lake, killed her husband. and destroyed and
carried away property amounting TO- III the
aggregate. S2,229. Of which 500 Was gold
coi,." After detailing facts CONNECTED
with her captivity AMI release, she states
tina, Der husband, prior 10 his murder held
pre- exemption clai for 100 acres Of lard
ON which he hal settled anl Mrs. MARBLE
believes that she is entitled 10 app ropriate
remuneration 10 the amount Of $500, in
leu of this claim, which she was forced 10
abandon She adds that she has not rrcuS.
,rt'l any portion of the property which she
has specified, and has no, herself, nor through
Others. sought to obtain revenge ON these
Indians. She therefore claims Indemnity
uuder the seventeenth section of the Inter
course Act Of June Both, 1884 and prays
the department 10 retain 4uflicicn, amount
from the annuites which may be due 10 this
tribe of Indians to satisfy her claim. as she
j.. in indigcn, circumstances. II this can
not be done then she petitions the depart
ment to present her cass Tor the favorable
consideration Of the next Congress. e..
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The statistical information possessed By
tho general reader concerning the Brit
.sh possessions in the East has BEEN greatly
Increased since the muiiny among the native
troops in India The iaSnrr"ticnary AT
tempts there have SSi 10 a Publication OF
some forgotten facts, and of some new g.
the p-'op!e Of the United State. II is stated
that ov'r sven million IL ,loilars arr Paid
annually by thu British government ia I''n.
s,ons IL conquered native prinoz, The
X ing Of Delhi THE great Nogulj nvci.cs
annually NOR than seven hnDjr'l ,hon,apd
dollar: the Nawab Of B.ngal. NOR. than
eight hundred thousand dollars III" RajAh
4 Tamporc, nearly ak hgplr'-l thoasand,
.Dj others in like proportions. N" British
territory IN India covers an AREA % .3'7.-
IL miles with population Of tso han-
drel millions The territory ~ diyHlsi Eio
four guvernn. hts IB.ngal. Madras, Bon
Ray ard Agra The Erst Is tie sat Of III"
Goverbor tiensraI and the saprenr Iogn
cal. The s-oonj and third haze Goysrn0f
and Coapcil. and the fourth Lieutenant
Governor without ,oancil Tlc military
k,rce 81 the ,ioverpor Gep.ral or i,spo~abse
by han. !. aboai 1924 0o mn ~ tb,-
oaly $4,000 ar Engii-b. II mas bs sasu
IRON this hos Alarming no, onlv 10 The
tAs' lodA Company, bat 90 kngiAIsl, must
to- an Instructive 40 extensive a. the late
oue Over 30eD0 native troops ssrr N
oIsh reieilha. Nth tSe certainty tia, a
mach Isrgvr nnatsr ~trc d.sassci"i, Ia ~ ,
oothing Il the 'hoassHh srssng tAs Js'of@e
Tie late~, si.l-~ fruss fJnrlspi make i
svry pais tia; ,isr Hause GoTsrnmer, ,Soes
Sot ksl 81 eas aDier thr tsTnprary o.,
pressso q thu ogibrak. Ilry may sao1tk
~ ,se frs rot the .rrs arr ,hrs. and tie
Doe ssr.escs- As.l far SWING statesman d
fngiAfst. esFeraily ibs@s loog familiar 9Th
IndA Affairs AMI IniiA chaysetey have
ma dssvusassi thsir approximations n a aor'
issAs'rv<ss eEPia-Sno - 70 cnase
fA~ sesoants q fa1l'c improvement. ~.
srtAksn by tho Knsiish "a In.iA sho~ tia,
avn arg erysnd,,zre hAs s~-n in>ar-J
'or t'zidIog canals ys3s aua ras;r'al. --
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| frsn, be - asihvss t,Frs
There MAS noble gathering oi the III.
,naracy Tuesday night, Ia listen Ia speeches
from Juigc flamlnu AMI ExGovrrnor
iorman, h'th 81 whom acquitted thrm-
selves in their usual style Of elcqucnc and
power.
The school hcusr At which the mc,ing
was called not heing Of sufficient capacity
10 hohi the large crowd drawn GA, BY the
ability of tho speakers, an adjournment was
hal 10 the front OF thc st Charles Hotel,
from the balcony " whkh the distinguished
gentlemen delivered their ai,lrvws
There was uT beautiful katur about
the nrrting that was Of the NEST cncoar.
aging Import; Whenever the Constitutional
Convention WAS mentioned, or the course Of
the st. Anthony Delegates alluded Ia, the
assembled mass,s made the wclkn ring with
their applause
After the Adjournment OF lhc meeting,
the grn,rucu from ahr,al and sumc hall
dozen belonging in ~, Anthony. awaited
Themselves ot III, good ch~r that the ~,
CharIes always ailork And that popular
l,emStai and excrllen, host, Gerge W
Thurbe,, made his guests c,eSNlingly com
Portable on the occasion
The following arr the preamble AMI rso
luilons passed,
WutstAr, The Rspuhl,ca an peie gates elect TO
the Constitutional Convention did, "a the 18th
u Jul, last, by thst active refusal 10 aoknowl
edge The viii VI the people, inasmpoh a. they,
~ order u obtain u control of tho Convention
dbl sanction the frauds committed by certain
Registers ot Deeds. nv supporting the c,aims
10 seats IN the Convention of men Who were
rejected by the people.
Am, xushtas. u, admitting su,h defeated
candidates, the will Of the people Was spurncd
and their elected delegates discarded In order
ihs, - Republican Constitution nigh, be forced
0paa them therefore,
Rss,seci, That the Democracy Of the Third
Council hfsifict luok with approval UPON the
course rarsned hy their Delegates In the Con
s,istionsi Convention, aud heartily endorse the
steps they have tsken Ia yind,c ATE the tight of
the majority u Royc,n IN selecting their own
representatives.
Rssared, That having all confidence In them
~ our Representatives. We ash then To stand
urn In Their present position, and 10 10 an In
the good woIA they have 20 VOL begun.
Rssssred, That the course 81 the Democratic
meInbets ct the Convention 10 refusing 20 sub
NIT 10 tho wrongs aoush, 10 be imposed upon
them by q bod, of rsvolutiopi.t. and disorgan
hets. lneets With our sympathy and sanction,
and " hat Ne endorse nov " It'll eur voices, every
Democrat In the district will hs prepared, NJ
the proper time, 10 eudors" With hi. vote,
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1he l4lppiag theslu' vas narrated 30
Ilsa, H,eswrB. q sho lsqhe I.ailreAl
Expedition by Delaware lndas gppje. ~
,hsy verr travcrsiug a mo1niaih pas which
vas naked uy HBm~rou' g'illiss and
rayib@:
IL vss ;ssves,Hz 4, ,,as. al mAla.g,.s.
ACCOMPANIED By b. s.laas Only 18th n.osn,.
Cd 90 ihs saFse horsa. Ar.i ihe higb, ~ dask
ths, he enali nsithef .c tls oaailiisa 4 liz
hills nnr ibe grosDd a, NJ. hor- set when
h. bard s1bd &hieh b. initiated a.
slight a. Ia h. scarcely wccsyaib.a 10 aa
lDlians sa'. n an arrow carrh.i u, III.
haDi siriking 1oer oaiy. .iih q sIiyl.t tick
Against bos stopping, b. ooaAi bear
noiAinz bat iu.tsEty dssmSants-i -- BIZ
.,nlv kantng AoNT Zpn th~ k,rs that
he % gut BY % FEASIBILITY b. ssls AMI
plArr,i LA ear TO the gr'Jand shea b. h<sri
the saE~ sarsi r~pis'fd bat t,s b.; ID
tart Ard ga ihsT,fD-p ss;istsd ls,sev-- IN
musus ~ dang-r - hsd o., ~ s.,H -sn
o. hcarl az - IDlssa sosA Slssr ssscA .
Do.~, n nlxt' N spprUssh,ny b.. r.. b"
thsryflre Instantly arsa. Ard iaak hs aor-
by thr hrsEe ri1@. 20 b.. m1lih. - l~ss.a
b. eiasoss 4 ~. moT ing ~ -s.rsrz and
otr hanirs,i sDi seventy 4 s.s dead. cot
'sSerDSss tn -EAI % a oar party eled
past him w.ihin am '1h shis he ~,
aalnsri 9,eis@-y-j
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Ohio Dsnaeerasy.

The Democracy Of Ohio are said, by
,hose who are booked, TO have hit the nail
exactly on the head. in their late nomina.
ton for State officers. II is said TO he the
hest nomination that has been made in that
State for many years. You may put Ohio
down Democratic; that is recorded. by
the way, eve hear some omiDoas waiiings
coming up from New York. The discovery
has been made, and freely acknowledged
that the Republican party in New York
can no longer he sustained with the ponder
Gus weight of W. II. SEWARD a Co. upon
its back. Poor SEWARD. what viii he do
non: lie has served lis party well; and
now, when the time has come for them to
remember him, they tell him he wont do.
We shall refer 10 this again.
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We arr informed that the Military Re
scrvation ofFor, smelling has been recently
sold by the Secretary al War. 10 FHASkifs
SrEELl, Esq, at 81 pr acre II contains
tctwen seven and eight thousanr acres
On the whole. We think the sale fair one.
Much e the land is worth more AMI some
Of il much lcss. Doubtlesa spectators
wonll have been glad If it had been sold u,
auction, bat We think il is better rs il is
At auction il would have BEEN mere con
test betseen spectators and the Govern
uent, in which case the latter would probs
bly have failed 10 open up the Reserve e.
Improvement, ~ was doubtless the inien
ton in making the sale
The Reserve IS no longer needed Tor miIl'
tary purposes; anil as it Is has been an oh
.taele TO the progress II Minneapolis. shake
Tee and st. Paul indeed to the whole country
around the citizens 81 these places viii
bc pleased to learn Of its disposal. Several
importan, ,horoughiares are stretched across
it, but hitherto the crossing of the river has
b.en slow. difficult and expensive Now ",
shall soon have fine bridge anil commun
cation. travel. Sc, will be cheap easy ans
expeditions We congratulate our neighbour
ii Hennepn county too, upon having 80 hlF
portion Of its county made sabscc, To tax
alton, and also To the operation Il private
sntsrprise
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his dfe-sias table. Proceeding nom this room
TO one occupied by his hired man, and whsr<
the boy had previously slept, go Ia money wss
ahs,raetsd from the psatslocns pocket Of the
hired man,
Ga discovering his loss yesterday morning
NJ. car,lA fastened 10 this city, hoping 10 or.
re-, the boy and his aceompllees. 40 he had no
deabt the boy wA guilty Of thus rohhins Bic
bencfacter; bu, discovered no trace Of hiIa.
Mr., Car,is viii give reward Of sio0 fns tAe
arwsi Of the thieves and the recovery 81 the
property, and Il the boy Is the guilty party. hc
viii probably he arrested.
| An application ef tho fact. here set forth,
vii not he 81, Of place 10 our young readers.
Here was ayenns lad who met with a ffiend
Who was act caly willing, but hal the means
10 help him along IN life who would have
watched e,er the bay with a fathers affection.
and Who wsald have, vilhsut doubt. made that
hoy respectable and rich man. 10, hls
Kindness has been uampied upon tho boy has
| wilhdy thrown way these favcrs, and In all
| probability, has had tho baseaess 10 rob his
benetsotsr. aud "a nov an oaicas nom scot
| city,
hpains ~ 10 tseord an instance af such
youthful depia'ity and wehope never TO hear
OF another parallel case.
n,ss Isctsm.N krtssrr.-- There was q
veil concerted scheme tor tho destruction Of
some forty buildings, timely discovered on Mon.
day night Il appears that ,here was Ore ao,io'
cd In the rear II tho frame building occupied
hs H. u. Sharp A Co, hardware merchants, on
Robert street, about midnight Of Monday. rhe
building Ia about midway heiween Third aud
romth streets, and extends back nearly so feet.
Adjoining u on both side. we're name buildings,
almost impossible Ia have saved any por,iaa of
the whole block, bounded by Third. Robert,
Fourth and Miaueso,a streets, u tho lra had Oh.
tanned hrm hold upcn Tho bulldog where u
vas discovered. In cNsmlnlns tho promises We
we're surprised To ace the jadgmcn, manifested
by the inoendsry, " his ds.ifs was 10 cause q
large are. u should be matter Of re Iolclne that
the attempt al arson was aborusei hut Al tho
same time there must DO cause Tot great alarm,
when the fact Is thus satisfactorily known, that
besides tho piokpookets, thieves. and desperate
gamblers, known 10 he In the city, we have To
add " those desperate elas.e. Of our city, the
midnlsh, inosndiafy, III, tho knowledso Of
this fset, may lead 10 greater wachfalnss. on
tho part II ei,se q, and we rus, q strict Atten,
ton IN the part of the Police.
rolics carnt Vim Armstrong aud Vim,
Cur he 80, inio quarrel on Jackson street,
m Monday evening. and ~ last Into q regular
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~ Inns, Aug +
ROLLINS majority 10 Henry c'aniy -.
Gfeen county 400, Gasoona,le az Monroe
lp2 Galloway 1916 Hay 100
stewart = ina or,,y l'olk eaan'y. 'hsu
toa county 1855 lAsingston county. 10.
- coInt,s~ give IioliiDs i.iss majority
Clark. l,em o.ect'd 10 congress frpm "
jn'ric, ia I,lsre - las = 1recne whn vas
eisc,,d ~ X Sefiate
N.uyrIp Tenn. Aug
istigs.so riectiDn rsiuns inIicat Dem.
ocrst,c gains througb'1i tbs state The
legislator probably Ih-a~ss'ie It'1rha
nj snnirp,s 10 determine the Congressional
result,
Mass VI LtsIipS I.a0nr t1 01ic,sl
Rollin. 52t gain II i53 Howard
90. oa,c,al sie~arl. lt5 gam ~ 1g
Lafayette 90. reported kollins j'o
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tss's sas bsir @f"-.fsf
Psius cousf Patrick Glseson and John
poty wore arrested. on SUNDAY, fof psr,ieips'
ting In . aIssSaeefai tow an the iHsss. The
former Wa. very unwilling 10 be arrested. and
fought With the toies. and had st last 10 10
osuisd 10 jail. The Justies, eonsidssiss bis
opsssssop. tosaas,, nnsd him tioo, and. In Do
fssI, u payment, committed 10 him jail Tot
one month.
john boy ~ss ansd ~, sui, IN dsisui, ef
paymsnt. vas ssmn,it,sdio jail.
Richard wisos vas ansd 90 for disordsfly
sondar,. Sent IN jail
Tas HsAr. -- Yesterday We. . very sa'm
day, tho tbsrmoms,sr ranging W IN tbs We
I, /. . ,smsik.bis fat, that ~Lils hundreds ~
Isbsring msh have been ~oitinR. this sninisff'
on tbs street,. when ,hs heat -ss ranging be
,r.ss 10 and aud 100 deg, nod ms ease ~ sun
st,sls occurred II Ia owing, doubtless, !" The
gentle b,sess ,ha, I. simos, constant ln the
sumner season.
b.ty rsrss ~ ~. AprWosy. Mr. IRON"
A..i.,sn, gs,it,s ~ Tho T,ss. has beeams 10
st.st.d In The ns~spapsf business al Tie fa'is'
All vii ssss daily pspsr 10 "''s % 40
,.iii he Hspabilesp, u course, aud ~ The
fsbidtind.
Asss yos ras FsDHrtss. -~se'. hsasfy has
determined 10 ssaa hry stand ~ sovsfhmsh'
rif... 10 b. assd Wy volunteer soid'sr.. In case
u Indian hosssi,'ss
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rrsm oas nsty al ssnds,
| FotirK Cocsr. M. Gafretty MAS yesterday
aned o. Tor dranhem ess aaa In default com
mi,tsa TO isa.
| James A. Downs paid ans Of o. la the
same offence,
| Nathaniel Mathcf 10, The same offence Vas
lined ,tke amount, and committed 10 jail.
| lames Me,iai,e WAS aned o. for drunkenness
nat paying whieh he vas rsmandsd To jail.
N, J, Esans We. ansa tio Tot similar ei'snes'
| and In iefaui, Of payment, was romm,'ed 10
jan,
rsnrnr,os raos f,ass. The destruction OF
eco ooo worth u property, by Ere, In q city the
sise of ~. raai, Ia not matter cf small moment
although but q score or 90 Of the citiseos ere
the sufferers, The public mind has boon aroused
to the Inquiry, could any ordinary fo'csish, or
provision. OF Council, considering the infancy
II the city. aud the lack of money In the rreasn
ry,) have prevented so great loss by fre, a.
,hs, Of Tuesday morning.
In an s,ticle yesterday mornins, No oonisnaed
that tho es,a hlinhmea, ef lire limtta thJee years
ago, would In eli probability, have heen lees
iaiafiaa. 10 the city, than hi. IRE. u car pc
siiion Ia correct, the Council al that time,
and since then, did al injury, IL tho city BY
mol maintaining the position then ,akca In 70
sttictina ths erection ~ name huIldines within
certain limits. nu, a. TIL. question admits OF
very good Argument. on the other aide. We shall
not press u Ia the present investigation.
What other means were there, tina, might
have heea adopted, would have resulted IA
apaAAl immunity nom large a,ra II lis con
tended that IRE engine. would mol avail az long
as water was not "a 10 obtained, except by
wells There 10, douhile.-, truth Ia this arra
meut, " W. admit tho impraotcahtli'y Of has'
Ing q full supply u water, go long rs 80 have
no water works. pH this We arc not prepared
erse,ic In improving the streets, In cutting down
the impossible grades, and allins up tho deep
Nallies. They had bu, Qua special ohjee, In
view, 10 improve the streets, and have made
s,sry Other interest Of the city saocamb 10 that
ooc object. They have been impotonea TOT
G'e engine. they have been sskea TO adopt
some plan To give us pure water, To these sp |
psals the, have AWAY. lsut willing ear, aud
aud made a show ~ doing something Hes
eiaiions have been passed, but they we're
nes., osr,isd gu, aud nov tho city 10 . suffer
~ 10 y large AMOUNT because ths Couaeil have
taken no precautions 10 guard against hte
They know the inismable nature Of ths busi
nesa property IN saint raoi, About o"es .
year they have bsd Just such warnings as that
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ya@. 80, IA. \, ~ n .s-ssla,

ff-eH W. - " ~ N""""~"'
u,ssx.y AZ ~. Asruosy bAI isos'n
rrps o. A fsot. IN Tassisy sssh'hs is''' a.
M. % ca,,is ~.s fstarhiog hons, late 81 night
b. fsuad DO, sleeping In pie Of 'hs'l"s'' !"
N. cellar " the TOE bstsi adjoining Nv -
,n.es. Ros.iag The boy ap and hs lad spp'"'
,,,. ,,,,s and male, NJ. 4 directed hip ~ tbs
J.,,,,, u,a.s, snd IN the s,osnins hs would
,,.,,,, A., the hsisl sftss him. and psy TOT bis
loax,n,. Ane otassiy W. &. sss' 10 The ho''l
In ,ss ms,n,ay, saa .a istsiy 'ssHs as haSss
10 b. p,sns King. sssd sboe, u years. soh
hsHiay from iowa CITY. ana that he had
,,o,L.f, aps,a,sr. sortins 10 this city. IaAihs
a "a ing 10 the boy. % hs sppssrsd 10 b. ." In
,.llssa, aud sesIs led, ~. q. offered him
As,as, and presIssa hin. n he vssld he good
Dor, and rsmsin With him. he should be sas op
tn the Ls.lDs.s u any usds hs should sarn- Ths
Dor Appeared rsisiesd, sad NJ. &. procured him
good slo,klhs. saa ,osk him home. 10 further
s.es u ii. generous ,mpaisss be procured him
q plsss 10 .ssIn good uads, By . sspsssssis
ton u tia is,srss, be ish IA the led. and be
astsrmlH.l.sn 10 msss mai 81 him. lie va
% hsy. gone u h. usds on Monday morning,
and ss. ,sli ~ NJ Curtis, that his bonss should
away. he NJ. home .. ,bsash be sss bis own
child. Tbs boy spysas.a sstisssd hut on sun
day sf,~rnoss. tLs boy cleared On, and saes
ilsA has nA been hoard from.
On hssasy siskt, Mr.. Cssus Louss wss 80
tered By ssus person yell acquainted eth tAs
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