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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

Il Is The hasu,es4 o( a nssspapss % deal With
pendlsg issass aud to AIN A p,aniiv tvsuits---
tiat When poiu. b once csssbilS'ied>-~heyond
Al aaance ,ll hslas ehaNxs t--.tsenNsh A,wasied
IN cuutsnesws ts@A~~nsl ". IAA- SssizleA ~ the
supreme ranr. III ihls faNAhee ~ m sit cthers,
|, the Aw 81 ,hv lsut. whsl ID has decided
maat s'snd- aii "a. arguments and remon'
sirsnees :. thr wasa TO ,ss sonhafy notwlth'
standing. Il wethoeaht W. sea,J nsrsnadc The
IsdssS tateyeI ~ uhrtt own declsion, ws wonld
ehJfv nt,s reate sha rs,it sveF but We sse no
srseisi yrnac, 10 arps hsr rg'hp esss!t =.
cosH " the r,.oeie ; iensanea 10. character,
re,adlsts ~ salhailh,, aDd strive 70 arouse
psputpr hostility hssliiat Auplsn,ssy sssiened TO
y ~ Tia tuassitabeA We aahaat sessad these
en,ieaypfs, isi NJ deala theHi usspund and pn.
saN, The, lfalM ~ NAe 1T tw~ sltesustk es-
nulsacssien az Sebsaas ~ ,he Ceaslitution
The dlst il treaseoshis, ani lha last Il soaisotie
" v T@... 'a3
II riw~ ,S pA,ene III 40 down ,hs New
~ .sr ,sssrs,sss7 10 y oxIabilan 10
lhe ,asaua ,i,al~sly Rpd ralirul9as rbelo
mou,a,lo which chnracierisa tlle Republican
partisan pras IN commenting ,non the dcci
sioa ~ In u. = SnWm~ ssrt in the
pnI scait nase. Ia ,s,a as.ns to pteblsi
communications as.ailing tha Court, II 70
bukar the action uf Ia Republican eoadju
tae In ,hn manf and ~isibl~ language
above ,Ino,sl u doa aaors Il seiuew
all tina Ireth AMI doaiau,aiion 10 tLo psaeti
ca tcat al acton, ~ ~ IL itsss Hf~ssns
pioispse 10 10 11p Tsss says ,hero are
ohly two io,fs nhsn "a Them. one N uailil
ss,sium fescla,inn. relolss,. and tha other u
an atlowpt ln ehanNe tho Constitution of,hn
United States hs naf'plmeit TIE latter
The T,s,et, With every othrf sensible. honest
man. srvs ~ be Qstix a,it Tim tsmer II, In
common with ryery patriotic etlsen whosc
pa-sions have 90, etp'aird his reosap. dc.
nonncta NJ ireislA
These kepabliaaa ass,iatais arr hul one
step tcnswesi iisn ll,e tsei,ion which Gar.
ftsop alai W. iapatha Associates have in
yoars past occupied IN firir demonstrations
of tbs Union. aud alla,nptg 70 oscflnp the
government. ahl that sui, thuy seoiD nov
prepared % take We %, nat know any
hing nlSre Violent and trsas1nshle which
Gnrrison. dcrrit Saith 4 ca, have said
than what The Republican iea,lcrs are nav
proposing. llm bsitet are fas, siuSiur them
@l,,r q, The iey,1 ,1nfthc former q
lei lhn~l ihpahlle,ni tadora 20 On. aud
vt the issp,iiiran party VI this Stats FOL
low their ltni " it chuoSsE. Let them get
tp their Hartford t1nscnii1hs and array
Themselves IN hostility 20 the Consultation
Vi their cuaDiry, ajld resist The suthorily of
ia courts Of Justice e9i PIN trasob against
tho Union " theac i@iate We shall seq
what judgment thu true ii,a patriotic poo.
l,le aT thm county viii prunminee upon
L..
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The Coagrtgaf,oaai.s' has for son,r weeks
bcen publishing u series OF very raey eiite
rial articles. entitled Stret Thoughts
Ths one In this week psperr~iatcs In hsafis
moussaches, &c. This writer in pasSag
from State stree, to Dover street, nisl SAB
men. and undertook the task of aseertaIRr~
how many wore full b~arss. how many wSwe
the moasiachc. kc We quote from the ar.
ticle a
I'VE met Si3 men Di thcse-o one hal a
smooth shaven countcnance throughout,
stovc-pipe hat gold specuei,s, white crats.
jet black drapery. and was, IN Short ibor-I
oagh going specimen Of the n. D, got up
on the most cotret and elaborate principles.
without rgard 10 expense YMnss we're
young men Whose stay u, Jericho bal rs
yet, been uDproluctivc Of no appreciah!e
results. Four werc men Of the Old sciel.
smooth-shavn, with ,hr exception of Sigh,
tui.ed prcUon,ac,,,s y, in.s. as.,ss-a-s...,.s'
ear, Us If Designed ~ a comprom.se measure
between the good old doctrine and modern
radicalism. Ttrripserer had what used ~
be called whiskcrs looking very much Ike
straps ~ hold their hair or ih,dg worc
the regular shed roof French mouslaebc---'
smooth shavcu beside Us II by far looking
the mos, convenient mc,hod of iedlng
would be 10 hang them up b, tho heels and
slide necessary victuals down the Inverted
sugsr-cane thus presented, into the orliico OF
the mouth. Foriy,Ara wcre the moasiachc
with fancy tui, upon the chin, but With
smooth checks looking gs il a semec''cu
was the best extant representation @! their
idea Of facial adornnent Eighty seven bad
the upper lip shoFn, and TIN bcari clipped
close, and shayen down an Inch or ~ irorl
the crown Of the undsr lip in cnsaont arm.
as il they had tied up their laws in a hair
muller. in consequence OF The tooihaehe.
Eighty-nias had iu!l bcards Inoustachc 10
cluded, more or less lowing, AMI looked
like sensible men, rs tod meant 10 have
them. The remaining two hundred and
forty-oua worc the full bcarl withou, the
Inoustaehc. and Looked like sensible mep,
who had not quite moral coarase enough To-
do jus, and natural and healthy Thing for
Gar of the reproaeb Of dandyisn, or Of zen
SURE from those whose weak coascie1io,s
arr apt To be- oGepdcd lp any attempt Ia
obey God which leads people acros> lo,s,
without ngard 10 ue conventional 'rnec"
which men have buildol
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1bs Y 4. ~sns'e sdjoarrp,l on N. iih
Ind Its following comprise Tn proceed.
iogs u The iasl day
-sxsrr. On rp,ion a Mr. 1bomIs1ii,
n New Jfrsy, a eoumittee of tso was ap-
yoirisd lo wah oB tbs l'tsstnt apd INFORM
him II he baj Bo further ooamabicai,on "
make. ~ prns,s sa- ready 10 ad)gmp..
On ino4I,sI ~ Mr. sisart, the Josifnai ~
tie J,rrs~r day va eorrcotsd by striking oui
iAai ty,rt.oa sblch said that Brigkis cru.
dsu,ials were nscrred 10 Judiciary Cqa
ini,tss
Mr. i.riyhf ,s,j III. cfrisntisis wer ou
flc. AID 4 DoiiDa ie n.ado 10 retsr then, b.
zislrs,i 10 H. bard. II wa the cax. of HE
colleague Pitch whirh was uyier c,sasiera.
too, assi goi his
Hr Tramis,ll iVfsstaalIy sought 10 havr
Indiana elertIon easr considered
The Vws Pr~si~bs rssisoi from iko char.
sailn,y Mr., t,asst " Jwe,Aie,
Mr.. fi.xPatriek sa.d Il Was aec~~ary 10
have a ps'ssicpi pro tu acodriin2 D n~ge
and n6v"i that Mr. Rask h. ch~en hn that
sssaka. Hf
On motion u M Wilsn, tie Ss,nie pro
osssbsi 10 balio, aud riotsd liusk. who ~
rsisrsl 70 0it ofi1 votss-
Nr Rask having issn eoviuc,rd 10 thr
ebair. rfsr,s.i ih.nks ~ sle bmm eoofs
ri aI.m b,m. aDd Isomisri " discharge ils.
partially " ke roaIi tbs duties involved upob
him.
Mr. -''~ari osrvd rsoiutiom wkIch wa.
ar,aain'oasly s'ica,,i. b.ptrrx ,is thanks
Il tlr s.pau ts Mr. Bwcsinrpjzc for tbe
dignity and i,nlariisliiy with which " has
schrrci tfe duties u presiding otscsr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02
Bs..s,s a., an.,iH'sy - I',i.ssJt - i-o-
nidsrss,

\ guat taettiag II Nechsn.cal Lng aFlIs
wa. recently hsld u Gla-gt~ spA Mf 10
ssph v hitworth ai Man hfsnr. iwlio ssv
COmiD.ss,Dsr H. o,a Word Far. n | s5g
President, dA.ycr'j an spWopriafe n'Jp
ductory 3dlrls. II rfTfcd wi'' appro.
bation 10 ih, nsw Irosea lor the maagfs
ture of iron sDi ~ an lbgira'iou - He
yaine Of the E3vstiiob. nHTll0D,s4 ihai She'i
emploJei in making riBe usis iof iis ooy.
ernnsnt ons of the grsiesi dis raitss - n
which he had 10 cogyss,d IN s,sjsasutH, 'o
secure accuracy u f,ebs wss drfrc' ~
the cA8posiil0a a tie iron ,tss'iL he nsxi
reierrsi 10 iss importance oi 3, aag rr 10
tsr mccty II nNsssrramut. ari drcet.d al.
tSntson 10 niaet ~, n, Esd .lssuie5 ty
rasae Of whsb dc ssys D,i.sc,s,h fgrt ~
an inch c9u.d ie usrasiruI lie. alycok ssi
ths sseeiraalizIng si weights and measasss
dspsscs,,ax tse carr sgt daiy "a a Ia "a
mechanical s~isstyy AID osas..al.xi b. fla.
king . eofnIorl-Jn d : ~ eEisni - iso IN
siastrsal proiscs oo a i,lt c,s.sify Al ~
ussxnt tune ~,iE viai Il ye - i5e ..r.oa
uhea hansi lai,oF wss a',ss ensDssSsL A.
on- u tic nSsi sllsa.g puis~si4 y 20 q
ooeuJrci ts hoIn. b. nsss;srisa list IN ~
sxfieiG u lsr. o0c Hxss ~ts !. mart az
coali turn eat ~ U'sh ,fs ~ II os,s tine
eEHpsoy'd 1000 operatives sssl ~ cbp
pug AMI piAniag d sgsaS b,Yi - eGi
iron. vbicA s<sH s''-i -, gas ssv sessra-
pi-a~d by rasebspe labor, as 4 cot Il Id.
Ard r-st he tr<st b.7pfsi 4 i,e ksnssAi "a,
tfoisctaa n mAeii isfy Eers ib@ lArg'r
vagss esrsszi by tis 'gsr~its sosr ~.
lnp<Uysi sysssra,- Silt,h. J@sr'aoa.
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IIf4I s. I'D ~
80 r's"' !" wv '''e ~h' ''as pe.e n'o'a
rsmAsape "'a" us' pf"a'p'msf wte whisn
INC "u'n'io"oi f''s''ah eai ,~l.A ias neen
h?r~n 70 'he t.,'afc's % he lofs,sn Lti,-
pr, y W. "l'p !. ,ns'sufe ,ne ev'. 'hnlo''
~ on '''' o',"n'ao s,ale oy "s ioImer pro
p'''oe'ai,h % uN 'saf, we hA,s oh'y 70
,"nl"' eF l".ssr up'a wan ms psr,oa
W'qrs W. var ihci 'sety s'ne'ne oi I'M
proyp"nt, Nh' y lee.sa ~ o'r",soes 70 i'n'
P"'.'" csn''''n''"'e 'f"" ~ F.efsonfg'
noi my was tspfe = parry mn9og ue
tss''A- ~n'.h saypth hliyiiy every hipsiai'
Ni'sg'~nonI psi 'nf ",e,afn ha'ii'''a "rfo
% aes'i,'o'''e, 70 r'Ta'1 thr country rs only
hH' Hs''p+n''ft, 'ha, no o'a 1"'in fisk hb
n"~"s ~ any "i'hri"'~ when soshl be sup
Irm'% vi.y w aagSapaS peppie AMI TOT
,'T'ng "9s,rn'n'it' f'aa nag pot yet
l.sf, eoneie'psi 'N~N' pgnuis nnd niready
The indeh''gss'" an"fyy ~ kbvishnen has
roufei ihe sn'pre item i,a lstiisfey of ages,
v ilio,a "a sny way 'ntnrierlnR With the
.lsi.'se a',li"tsY n&y "hts supporting
MS hys,inn'n 'i'Hs'nch srl aco'pIibg az q
rfr''fy hr h'''ni~'on no ths bfdshsthood OF
soverirR mo ths1''h Ptophs have Vt
Wsro'aAy 70 ~o't " it'trrisieo into his
ay'nio'"ys 's'sc ma'fla HipIpsemens
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wheis. aad ,yca the friction on the lawd
ss,lc is asosdcst hsSzae tho ,semmre Of the
tarrow sl,ee aoS not tcad 10 erowd the sinrc
against the shoulder u the farrow, bcca'Sc
itls immovsbiy fixed 10 the supporting fsanw
rhc rcwmsn, instead II walking Ms,iBd
asj hekhns to Tn, handles 10 fusse the prw.
mlsln,s hls sal AMI drives 10 the field. aad
then adjusts his Iow To tho depth Of his fur
row. md drivrs ahead the plow cutting its
way whsrsrr bs drives thc seana, II IN
stated tina, a s..sIe pair of h1~~ can urn
a pra.rie sd five inchCs deep aud ,wca,y
inches wide which |. r,6j fnrrow Cor
four hc-'~ with an ordinary plcw without
whees n
Tbs p,Aa Is ssrta'aly worthy vi siteotson
by all mrmer. who have large fields, and
particularly so for those Engaged in the h
bcrips blisiacss ~ breaking up the vol Of
Western ps~irio~.
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a correspondent of thy \, Y. Haaid,
March l2th. writr. ~ follows colcerping
thu funeral obaeqa,fs of Dr. kAsk IN Phil.
siolphiA
Dr. ksns 0bsss,u.ss ore nov hsApe car
rcd oat according 10 pfogfamms The
Gage On The public buildings and shipping in
The port hrc n, half mssi aud dr~ted with
crsfr, sad The s,nvs along thr rou,s ars
closed. whin the payemenis sv tbfonscd
with orderly spectators The weather Il
clear but c0h There Il large aid I'm.
posing military display flw IroesAsion
s,artni frm iip llAii nj nom psccisqly, tha
body tsng borne by llR crew u the Ad-
vapee, sutoufaled by tbs pail bearers pre-
yioasl, ~ieeld. fiji civic portion u the
pfoeesioo ip,lui'r ,'aegat~s fFnm tho fci.
bowling civic b.iiez the iseulty aud
staslsup 81 e.lhy,s. The High School, Fire
Ibsi,artmcni. Old Fellows. the ~ Gewgoa.
apl the e. Andrews fcots thistie sDcle.
'Les. aud TIM sco't Legion. In citisen's drss.
s,srsnr siie ass ai ,iim rraayivsnia tevt
p,cn, " hea IN McIioo. Tbs civic PARTON
n uhe procession ses forty minuts Ia pass
Ing given spa The s'str Home b.lI.
ard ~ ehareh AMI fire bella wcre telling
during tho J,a.sage u 'be pro@S.iot 1'he
rcligivgs services took plsD At the hee0sd
Presbyterian cifpreb. where The body arris,.i
about tao o'e'pk
The iunssai ear was sasm9,Jnisst With n
ennnpy snd dome, lsyiog the flags Of Ebg
f..ti..t -.
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I.,,.s ,.s r.,.s..y.,. oss,..

We earn thai iLe Secretary d DE- Navy
has ordered 'br stehmshipa ~ lagsra" had
Mississippi, pos Of 'bs !BrcohyD Navy
Ywd. 10 H. eqpitpi siti dsspa'oh, 10 assist
10 laying Jowr o. A'laufie teleqrapl, cahle.
between Stsf0gndlaDd s0d Ireland.
Ths Siaesrp . 'he largest rblpoi wsr IN
Dm nsgy. AID lnsHpfr of cGp,raetsn well
Diapls fier % DE- peculiar srrvier ~ xh,ei,
she i dtsigns'td having 'arge fish
Gert With a high oilibg, spp widrh 'ts
cablp mAJ bs s,oTed through usc sr'r-
lenytb u he dip. AID ffom xbcfse il eaa
be run N ibrpugt ua hsiehssy. BY The AID
of suitable steam atTsrs,as The Mi,ss.
jpp VII at simply rs an essor', 10 prevent
agaIni so tca,- Another ,atf ~ sisanfra
d,tailf,i BY the Yaglisb govtrnment, Will he
similarly e,iGlpI,,i, asi ne vhole proseed
iag 10 ! p.,ipt n 'Le A,k1tic midway h.
,wen tie two oon.iprpts, III tao a'aia.fs
hsyieg tis esilc oiI 'sssfd, wi'' conscct ibe
halves carriAd ny ti.em rslsr'lysly. Md
steam sway q, 3 fb.tra'esysed iD opposite
Directions foy NJ d,or
Tfe two ks,oriss ., yldch ihe TIVE oai,Iss
ar tsiny manufactured are ln"si"i Ht iiy.
errs.l and Lsd0,. 1fe Niagsfa vii saii
fof NJ ~ ths-- isrss s' ~>1 - shs ran b.
n.as,e rssdy, Aay by i,se ,Id q ihe rr-a
n,ptb ,--ss K1slf.b s'oaner Ia..iiiY siiaul.
,sy.,sslv 9th 'i~ o'hsr har.nyy. Mean
~hi.- ths Nisgssa ~ia w. s,,~i ap With sp
tsralg. 10 pay tnii flc wifv, eorrv>,smsiiny
. ~, fssi sk,eL So asfd by u.s Jas.
Aasrr ~ laying tbs Newfsauiiss,j cable.
IN, "A lsss p~d.roD ki.d, - tie oabb
~Sn 10 b, lad !. mnet wre plant nsi
manageable ,la4o ~ fsmr.
It.s Se~ csi.le % ss.kiss si ihs ra.s q.
iftssn mssa Ies day At ssch fAr,gy aDi i
srp-rtes W II cosnp,s4rJ and lsid down h.
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The special correspondent ei tar l.onlon
1ime,. in this country. iu piv,nR II dos,rip-
tim of our omnibnes and city railtnaf
thus dcscribea the New York omnibus dri
yer with the f's,l,ng ii phllnnthrpis'
ITO pass again TO the civil wiiiclr. no
philan,hropist ought To withhold hi. pity far
the driver Of New York 0mahns he
would gain considerably by being inclafea
in the act that protects his animals Il may
he 1oubtcd whether any n,yro IN the hard
,st worked gang OF southern plantation
has 10 undergo such toll. Therr /, no con
ductor, and h. has To look out for hailinR
passengers, 10 stop At the will - twelve IN
side, to opcb and shat the door for thon. 10
take thc lars aid give change, sometime
for dollar notes, seldom ,o be accepted with.
out inspection, fos they may b. T,al notes
a. defnnct bank ~ the coantcrtris al o,r
existing. in either case wprthtss Ne has
to do all thh. driving tie shlle up ,l,d ioap
street, three nile of which arv as crowded.
as Ludgato hill at Ho0n. lie has some M
gcnious arrangements tp aid him ho = COO
nected with The DIOR by strap and Joils
II ciosol by the SAM strap hs . puGei ~
tagged as a sigma! to stop, aIsi behiud hlm
Is hole in the roof IKE a miBatur prompt,
er's bot, through which he recsiy,~. ths
money h. has 10 uIanase' whip. reis spd
horses with one hansi, gisy ai,J take cash with
the otber, control u,o door sith his lT AMI
thus, With hardly a limb unemployed has 10
reckon ern,s. ivide, sabs,rar,. arsi eotk
perpetual Sums in ariihm. tic I1isaa nr
many busy ayocaiicn,, b. ,i.st Vi tie oa.-
nibus driver raus, be lhc mgsl l.sfrasssA Vi
outdoor employment Mr. Stpsc isgii
give him niche in hrt ne,t iak s.bcg'
digres-ing from the them Il slsyery
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A MarseiIou. { oaJarrs.


Ordinary nagicians would ''si rather
nervous at the idea OF undertaking the very
remarkable ieats recitei below. we must
remark, however, that as regards the per
formsncc mentioned last IN the following
article il does not appear to have becn alto
getbr original with hun. IL Is related of
'agiiostro, that having displeised Frederick.
and receivei All order Ia leave Berlin, he
~eni out IN coach and six through each
II the siX principal rates OF the city at the
same instant Of time, exactly IL NJ. All
the gate kepcrs knew him. and testified TO
having sccn him tlrlart at that identical
moment.
The Russians have long exhibited re-
markablc taste Tor Juggling and all that
.macks Of the marvellous. Conjurors, pro
s'Ssors Of natural magic. ycntriloquists and
the entire race Of mountebanks, who in
France aud England asionish the gaping
crowds at races and country fairs. ever find
ready welcome and liberal encouragement
among the higher classes in the Russian
cities. About the beginning Of the present
ontury. species Of Cagliostro, or rather a
superior kind OF Wizard Of the North, made
his appearance a, ST Petersburg, and aston
ishcd the natives by his marvellous perfor-
manos. His name sas Pirnetti' and his
fame Is yet retained m the memory OF those
who Witnessed his unrvalled talents.
The Cgar AleSnnder having heard Pr
netti much spoken OF. was d'-'lrous OF seeing
him. and oDe day i was announced 10 the
conlurr thai b. would have the honor OF
giving a representation OF his magical pow
RS at court, the hour aSed for him being
seven O'Clock. A brilliant and numerous a.
-smby Of ladies and courtiers. presided over
by the Gar, hal met bat the eo9Juror was
absent. Surprised and dispIeassi the Gar
pailed out his watch, which indicated hye
minntas after seven. Piretti had not only
ilil@i 10 beibg in waiting, but he had causd
the ,curt a. wait, and Alexander was not
NOR paten' than Lonis NV A quarter
q an hour pass'd, hall an hour, AMI no Pr
natti, Messengers who had hoeD sent In
search for him returned unsuccessful The
anger Of the Gar with difficulty nxtrelnst,
dIspIayct itself IN threatening exclama'icns.
~ length, after the lapse of nm hour, the
door # the saloon opened and tlls gvBtieman
of the chamber anncuncei Plrne,ti. who pre-
seDted hinrelf with calm from, and the ~
rcniiy Of one who had nothing 10 reprosoh
himsef with The Cznr bo~evcr. was
greatly dispsssci, bai Pirne,ti assumed an
air OF astoplshmen', and replied with the
greatf1t cooines' Did not your majesty
com1and my prN7ence At Sven oeio"k pre-
ci~ely
Just so exclaimed the Gar, al the
kHs0h. ef .tasrSraficu
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lts Aa1sgy dss Heiass, German pa-
isr Of ct l,on1, l arguing The policy u
emancipation II Missoari, gives ths stats
tis n the Tot'niatioB. showing that slavery
haa only n nominal cxiasnce IN ots-half Of
thu s'sla Tbers sfc tsea,y.lws counties,
~iih white Iopslsiion Of about 100000.
that average only fry SLAVES 10 each coan.
". In 'h- wloie s'aIe ,l~s are only TWEEN
tynlns caati's routai ning n1s Than 1000
sisyx. TIe sinpngMt Save population y
cand u Iafay,tte county, u having 6,l07
slaves ~ i0.s5s whites.
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.KsuEs Ias ,as nossss 49, egsoea.r
'iaily laughing Mime. ha ha
FAIRY Minstrcl Of the faii
sweet thy warblins echoes answer
To the Spring BIRDS earliest call.
When the buds are bursting round thee
June's bright fingers lave TO tw'ns
10 adorn WY ehi !s'A' sa'i"s-
When the glowing heal of noontidr
steals away the blush OF morn,
Or the halo u the evening
Wrsathes about thy gfaeeiai iofm
Still thy waters dance and ressi
To their own bewitehing tune,
psnee oenea'h 'nr summer ""'"
When. in regal pomp, the Autumn
Penive Indian summer woos,
Painting ior ther gorgeous pridsi
Prairie flowers IN rieher hnes
Whsn the trees hang out above thee
Gold snd ruoy'anted leaves
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

MAI I.suisss.-T Tho annual letting Of
tbe graf mail route. cf tLe Unitel States,
Gill take p:scson tn ssut day II April nexi'
We ~ert inl~,pch, 90 application at The
Postl.'ice Department, thai the ssrvice In
IN Nes Engiaod States and thr State of
New York, Ior which eon,mrts wiIl b. given,
saniwas Hi,ont one thmsasi rostsx. Ia 3D.
,ht,oa To tho above, eoa,ssets VIII be euteNd
into for carrying the mad upon SIX hundrsd
niinosllaDeoi. routes in thu di6trent Stats
awi T'eyiDnu. WasAsagto~ Ua.on.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

The f,llow,ag description of The King ot
eiams te,aale military body guard. though
nct eatiray sew. Is interesting ircm 'ts mi.
naiemss, IL aIpars IN ibc h@ldesr ID Y
3,fsa
A ha,talion of the King Guard consists
II 4ua wcmen, chosen amope the hand.
ssaltst und i,tost rohist c,ris IN the country
They rrNcl,e sSoelieni pay, and their d,~s
pl.se II p-rtssi Thqy an admitted to serve
ct the arc Of IL, and arr placed in tho army
of reserve ut -. Fncm that lsri1l they
no longer srve abcu, the k'ae pecson, hut
aee smploycl 10 guard the noyal ralaSs md
crown lai,ds. On entering the army they
make vow cf chastity trom which Their, is
no exemption unless ANY ooc ot them should
stttan the Ming atieutlon and l~ atlm'tto,
among his legitimate w,yrS The King :
choice solIon fall on the most bcau,iful, hut
IN the m,st ~ il!.si IL gilit.gry sssa,lss.-
"ihc holr III such a rward anin@lcs
,l,rm with extraordinary scal for military
instruction. anil kuropeans arr astonishel At
thc martial appearance 81 tha, battalion, ~
well NJ It's skill IN mainoaycrlnp and escet
lcnt disripiie The costumc those wnnrn
wear is very rich. Their full dnss IL com
p,,s,s1 Of whit. woolcn robe, cmhrohkrd
w'ih gold IN" cloth Is extremely h'~ and
dcsec"is ~ far ~ the knc Il Is oo,ord
With light eoai ol ma'l AMI agilt cairass
The arms hre ircc, and The head Is ooversl
With gilt casque When wearing 'hi"
drrn, on stat" oc'4aslolis thrir mly weapon
b u lAntS' which uiFy handle with wonder
ini dexteri'y' Whh their undr'ss they arr
armed with nuSbr'' The battalion Is com
posed of four companies. AMI each company
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

Tho S.ols ccutalns ,hc following

Tho S.oss cculains shr following
Vn The 2Ntl " uccemMr ia'' ""e VI
the north oi Franco wNs gNhm - 'Nf :" ac
count of the mafr'are ~ N@iehoseM ~
gyiie b., the ohi, ,isAiighi~ 81 manu-
iae,nrs Of the noiahhnfhch WIN VI
thari,s \ -'-~-, the son ~ weai'hf o"r,
chant @ Ptt's The marriage was 'a~ OF
rr@hn,se ah arrangement rashef INA, q.
love. All the questions VI lnienS' hal
lssn caniali, ATTENDED, TO- but the l"'n' a'
mutual inel'ns'1on was 'o'aty neT'~an
Every one ssin'd gay ~" happy c.''p. 'n
hrtG However tho ~'fsii'eoN enh pmT'
and a woidine banquet h'llcwed 'l'r vhah'
being tcrminas~i by slTndit hall Inc
Festivities we~ drawing t"a c'r%' wh'n "
servant iniorm~ the mds~r"o'n that gen
tcman d,S'rS' to slsTh with him ta' a NrFy
urrqh stia't The bridegroom went out
hui ll,l et esiaIs ~; ~! ~. : s.-- =, ''-f+,s7
The su,~ts, M~ ny one "'ifo ba' ue
husband stu rematn"l a''S~i and ~ last
lotr a',or mwtn'uh', 'hc brae w''hd'sw 10
the welding chami'es, lheW SIP al ohec
disco,erNi the cause III her husband ~.
sence, Tor on table ny lhe 'AsiS'dc shr 'ouni
n small rar'S' and the ic''ow'ng note nom
her husband
"NA'iame.--h hai no fght m marry
ing yon. to oApeet shcfe aliccacn s'n'v
W. ~cr' but little acquain'"i wi'h zach
other !, however locked Tor maf' which
hal never tarobb'si Iot anolhcr- and which !