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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08
LOUISVILLE, December 20.

The Nashville Herald says the instruction
excitement still exists in the neighborhood
Of Volney and Gordonville. a number Of
negroes had been arrested one Of whom pre-
tended TO know all about the plot, but said
s' wosai dio iS'fJIa ietfayii.g Il. re Va,
ordered to be whipped, and received seven
hundred and fifty lashes, when he died. At
Cadiz, Ky, FIRE negro was hung yesterday
in accordance with the sentence Of the Wig
iglance Committee. A number Of other
negroes are in jail, some Of whom will be
hung The excitement runs very high, and
Judge Cook has called the Court for Christ.
mas day,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

AshiAoioS, Saturuay, Dc. ~
Neither the House nor the Senate is
prepared to relinquish the discussion which
has sprung mp. upon topics OF the i'rsidents
Message. But they are disposed 10 allow
two days in the week for ordinary business.
lhis VII % the condition OF the body all
the LIST OF January, when i Is hoped they
will turn their undivided attention to legis-
lafion-
On monday, the Senate will probavly pass
the bill for the settlement Of the claims o!
the heirs OF revolutionary officers for military
services, unless the Senate should determine
10 give the day to Mr., Brown. OF Mississ-
ippi. who Is TO follow Mr.. Wilson IN the
slavery discussion. The amount involved
IN the revolutionary claims bill Is, according
TO the estimate Of the Secretary OF the
Interior, two and half millions. But II IS,
by Others, estimated Mt larger sum. The
agents, who are engaged in the business OF
hunting the heirs, and preparing their claims,
have ready for preparatian, il is said. claims
to much larger demand than that named.
Many members have already left the city
for their homes, IN anticipation Of the holi-
days, and in the belief that no important
Legislative business will be transacted till
after the LIST OF January. Many more will
leave between this and wednesday.
The Committees have been engaged in
preparing business for the action Of the two
Houses.
The Naval Officers who were affected by
the action OF the Navy Board. are generally
in favor OF the passage Of the Senate Bill Of
the late session for their relief; and the
House Committee have reported that bill
without amendment. Some of the Commit
tee and many members Of the Houe are,
however. opposed TO that part Of the bill
which provides for new Board 10 consider
the claims a officers for restoration, and
proposes TO leave to the discretion of the
President the reappolntment Of retired or
droppcd, or fnrlonghed ohc"r. 10 ACTIVE SGT,
vice The President has abstainod from
filling such vacancies "a have occurred in
the service since the approval Of the acts Of
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

The passengers Of the ship New York,
ashore at Barnegat, are all landed safely on
the beach. The ship lies hard on TO the
beach and is full Of water and the sea ma
king breach over her. No further partic-
ulars Of the other wreck.
Jonathan A. Cohlington, an old politician
Of this city, and Postmaster under Jackson
died yesterday. aged -.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08
Hsnswal Of the siavs TRADE

pfeMb S~ s"tArrf
The good sene u the Southern p.ople
WA never vindicated more signally than by
the emphatic rebake which they have ad.
ministersd 10 the attempt. 10 make the revi.
val of the slave trade an object Of sectiohal
policy. Win the srupf,en Of he Nsw IN.
leans DsAfa and he Charleston pcpsys, no
Journal Of rseogn'sed myfu~nu N ne South,
has reeared the proportion rnh any Erf Of
faror. u was emphatically repudiatei BY
the Savannah Convention und by The
Southern representatives In Congress |,
has brn still more r,niely repulssd. So
universally 10 Il vject~i that it, supporters
will not be abIe 10 eject any division 10 the
public opinion OF the South. Better far
Tor the interest Of the South. that ia pespk
b. united upon just and impregnable po.
si,'on, than distracted among . multiplicity
Of extrasagant and impract'cable schemes
yrss hs w..hins,aa rasa
The vote Of thu House of Hepre~.nta.
ti,cs on Monday. on Mr. Orrs resolution
declaring il eXpedient, unwise, and against
the sttled policy Of the country, 70 revive
the African slave trade. has sunk n large
amour. of capital on which block rcpubli.
canlsm relied for keeping up the slavery NJ
itation. Mr. Eth~ridec made nothing Tor
himself nor did be infict any injury on the
democrat party. by COUGHING his resolution
in language wholly unsuitcd to the occasion.
and by insisting Oh the previous question.
and thereby excluding Mr.. Ora proposed
substitute. The vote IN Mr. Orls rsolu.
II "A.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

WASHINGTON, December IL.
II u not true that the Committee on Ter.
ritories have decided against organizing a
Territorial Government for Arizonia. They
have as yet taken no definite action On the
m jet.
Minnesota will be divided, and he
portion east Of the Red River and north
OF the Sioux, will b. authorized to form a
State Constitution with the present name
The western portion will remain with a
Territorial organization under the name Of
Dacotah.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

One most striking fact, noticeable N the
above tables. Is the great Increase m the
Number II acres entered with land warrants,
IA soon as VIZ receive reports fto'n the
other Land Onic~ In ,he Territory We will
lAy them before our wallers
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

SENSIBLE Movr.--T'he Indiana press arr
urging upon the Legislature to raise the sal.
airy OF the Governor and Judges Of the Su-
prcmc Court Of that State. This is sen-
siblc move The salaries Of the Supreme
Court Judges in nearly all the States par
ticulasly Ohio and Indiana entirely too
low. in consequence Of which, as in Ohio,
they resign AFTER starving three or four years
on the bench No, ls>~ than four have ~
signed In the latter State within three years
Think Of giving a gentleman learned in the
law $3.50 per annum 10 deal out justice
Why, there arr dozens Of men ge, as much
whose only stock in trade il quill and wri.
ting good hand.
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A ST RE PRIZE
FOR EVERY Ten I'll PERSON.
CHANCE Fna A GRAND rlANo.


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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

Nh. SINNER. The Springfield arg,0
corrobora,es the repor, that Mr.. SrxSss
will 10, 80 back TO the United States Senate
from Massachusetts. although thu compli.
mcnt Of reelection win he tendcrod him
The drgtS also states con6dcn,ially tina, no
such disgrace a. the election of BumINGAaE
to the Senate is likely to beiall that Com
mcnweal'h. Although numerous politicians
desire such rsul,. AMI BrRtiNaAsr him
Sif is very ambitious Of the distinction. still
says the Arr,a. "tbere Is sprinkhnc Of good
s'nse AMI scmc ryarl fnr the fitness Of
things. in the Massachusetts, LEGISLATURE
notwithstanding the small calibr Of many
" It's mcmbrrx.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

In order that our readers may appreciate
the great Increase In business vt this oifcc,
We annex the following statement of tir OPP
sratIoas Of the office during 1853, which we
copy nom the PIosrrm AND DxxocRAr. Of
April .. 1880 -
sA.s,e, IN whe. A,at .Asrs,sm.asl Asi s.s'a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08
TT. N.ssh-Se.a.sa states.

The Cincinnati Gazette gives the follow
Ing table Of the population Of the North,
western S,aics. bs~d on the number Of vo,er
cas-, at the late Presidential election.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

NkKFVKht 7, FV,lN TiIvNN
The general average Of votes to the pop.
ulAtion in the Northwestern States !. one
In ss, though in Illinois AMI Wisconsin Il
is rather lcs,. AMI In Michigan rather more
The population " the Northwestern
siaies nj d.ger,n, .scri@is %aa IS iallcss.
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k - d "a 1aN -H-sr-~- So --f.- p .
''fts sss-s.ss4 r-.. 80 ). =
~ - - - &c. n. 1lFa.s's n. $500.
r8s kAE4
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

4 Nsw DAxcr A Petersburg paper
SAYS, in the select circlsS Of Richmond soc.
ETY. new dance bsariug the name 81 Per
.ion Ring" has just bem introduced il is
somcw ha, amusing. anil NAV he imagined
from the following DESCRIPTION;
|, heyirls by samc six or cigh, COUPLES
waiting; chair is suddenly in,roiuccd into
the ceu,rr. in which the first gentleman ssats
his partner. lie then leads up and pr,ssnts
each II the other gentlemen in succession. --
II the lady rejects. the discarisi retire. ~
hind the chair but whcn the ~righ, man. -
a. the odd saving gus. arrives, sh. springs
up, the tone AMI accvn, of the music arr ac-
celebrated ami ~ abe wal,yss with the elect.
e,l the rs,St seise their partpcrs and the cir.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

W AsHtNGtbN. INC. ~.
The case Of Drcd Scott, now pending be
fore the Supreme Court Of the United
States. the argument OF which commenced
today, is attracting the attention If the
leading politicians Of the country Of all par.
ties The vast Importance Of the question
involved, AMI which the Supreme Court is
now about 10 bc called upon for the first
time in the history Of the government 10 de
eide seems to be duly appreciated particu-
arly by partisan politicians. as a decision
will break down many Of their old division
lines and quiet forever SOM Of their mos,
fruitful sources Of agitation and mischief
The issues To h. determined in the case
are -
|. Ia a FREE negro a citiyrn Of the United
States and entitled 10 sue in the fsieral
court.
>. Can slave avail himself OF the fact
Of having been carried into FREE State Il
be- return voluntarily with his owner into a
slave State
J. Was the Missouri compounds a viola
,ion of the constitution
These great political queStions, which
have agi,aicd the country for years arr nov
bcing brought 10 an issue before the highest
judicial tribunal known TO the constitution.
and "a whose ds'rision We all have Ia Yield
uhsNisucr
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From Washington.

The European legation nj Washington
are said to have received information con
irmlng the report that England has con
.ente,i TO take part in new European Con
vr~-.
Mr.. CAnnio. the Mexican secretary o
legation. IN about To return home. on az
count Of III health. Mr.. RonLxs. the broth
or u the Mexican Minister, will hold the Of
Ace until SUCCESSOR h appointed.
Mr, SPEAKER Banks has decided that III,
special committee appointed at the last sS-
SION Ia investigate the frauds connected with
the building Of the new wing Of the capitol
erased TO exist at the adjournment Of III,
sssiou, and il can therefore make no re-
port.
Col. SrEsoER. the newly appointed u. s
Marshal for kansas territory. IL at Wash
iugton, on his way TO the territory II Is
understood, However. that the senate hay,
not yet cont ned his nomination.
The House ha, performed long -defcrro
act Of Justice To General Scorr. by III. pas
sage Of bill securing to him the full am
cunt intended 10 be secured TO him by IN,
resolution Of February Is, 1855. bu, upon
which the Administration but the most lin
tied Interpretation possible
The bill providing for new steam RIVE
nur cutter has passed the Senate with som,
technical amendments.
The Court Of Claims have made iavora
bic decision in Capt. ERIossoSs cave. givin,
him over $4,000 for his application of I
ship propeller and steam machinery. and su
pcrin,cnicnr in the building Of the stcame
Princeton,
Although Mr.. BkasuEsrl, the Del,yat
from Utah. has hal in his possession 70
months past an application rom the peopl
Of that Territory for admission as Stat,
into the Union, he will not present il thI
session.
The President lately gave dinner part.
to Generals SuIxLps, QcirsAs. LAM. Crsu
iSG, Col. Ws,ixR. and other officers associ
a,~l with him in the Mexican war.
The Postmaster General has issued In
s,ructions To pos,mas,ers in New York
Boston and Philadelphia, reducing the sir
Gle postage 10 Panama from twenty To ,et
cents. that port heins, by the Aspinwal
route, within the $500 miles named in tn
| law
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AfeEcn ,xre norEL. con rnlRp ANpyAcNsos

ARACH ANS HOTEL, COR THIRD ANDJACksoN
vi streets ironing The steamboat Landing, sam Paul
e.. nEipIs, Proprietor
iIanag aken he sboye Hotel and thoroughly r.du.d
mi t.l-t,hsi 4. Mr. Belnie begs inerm he ciiIen-
s,!E rsa ani he traYeaus pubilc that he IA pr.
pared accommodate boh bosrisrs and traveller
nitnuer usrpss-et In ihc ciiy. The table shall Aisay
sapphei wilh he best tie market Affords III. gc~
81 The Hotel being immediately trout Of he
make. paric uisriy desirable 10 tbo.~ Who wish
pan boats az transact business Ia The city
aug5 81 dAwf
4 MEXICAN HOl sE-NutiLE-fiiE fknfRiLfuk
y OF the aGoye pop lar and nm9ious k-iAhiishm~nt
would respectfully snhnunc~ bis patron. aud he pub
&c generally. hat Ia orier The view, u the
aE community he VIII On sad aler the nt-i day Of No
,rnbor iS reduce the price Of board 10 dollar
any cents per DAY tbr tine be beg.
friends thai here viii 10 reduction IN rs efforts
please, he style comfort whirh has bercloipfs
rhararrrIrd hts Efforts make he American House
that . nr.t class Hotel calls for.
boyi4 dsNym : IoS'', Proprietor
INCONSISTENCIES mn sUIs' RI
\ REKS being appointed BY the Probate ,onrl oI Ham
receive aN4tnine AMI aigs All CLAIMS and demands of all
persons against tbs hsa,. Of ELIAS JlN ia- OF salt
eouAty dsceased and also an el,u- and demands eitb
eA Va c@a; hrso. sna sI months the lsh dsy u
nsstntsr 4 u 1885, heinE sll1S 81 by said Couri 10
A4i pur1s Do therefore hereby give nouee ,ha
i cad The dudes Of said appointment, Al The
1ice 81 N IA Sprtss Hail, he nfs Saturday Ia sAah
m1uh. infipg the continuance - he commission.
= =. trKBkR,
HARVEY OFFICER,
wv. APRIG6 HALL,
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rns RsIttsm Rsyitws.--N the close ID
the wear, a. the time er subscribing or ~
ceiying subscriptions 10 the ryiews and o,hc'
periodicals approaches We ,aAc plsasur IL
dir~ting attention to Messrs, l.n> Am Scor'
4 Co.'S ad,rrti~u~n, " their reprints 81
the huding British Reviews AMI Rackwcsl,
Magazine. BlackwooL's, the Quarterly, th'
Edinburgh, the North British. aud thc West
minister are sevcrlly tbs ahless cxponcnts c
the diicrn, schools IT political, rsigiea'
ami li,crar, opinions which prevail in Gna'
Rrltaln. Many II the moe, distinguished
writer's in every hranch II human know lSisc'
contribute to the pagS Of thcr periodicals,
which arr thus maasic the vehicles II com.
man,ca,ing all the mos, lmpor,an, ideas ami
facts tn the public mind There Is scarrly
a new book IL interest or e,usclup~ in
any department. Of li,eratur that is 20, an
alynd and e,isUl in our or another Of ,hc-
publications. and since the prs has hcccme
81 prolific Of books Il IL 10 ,b~c rvw~, that
the great mass II rcadcrs mus, hook for the
mor copioas general information which the
newspapers comprehensive though ,lry arr,
c~nnc, adequately supply, The low price Of
Mcssrs. |. Soorr 4 Co.'S reprints put them
within the reach Of every class Of n'adcrs-
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PNrcuiSa Az rKssius Rev, T.
II. Chaplin the talented univcsAlist divine.
who uow receives a salary IL $1,000 from
biz congregation IN Rroadway, New York.
h sai 70 have beu invited 10 takr charge
Of a congregation in Chicago. Illinois a,
salary Of $1,000
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Sone wag tcos a drunken t-.cs.
paosd him In cofn, u,;h the hi ~ A.
that he could raise il, p,a.s,i hin IN L crave
yard. AMI waited 10 sse tAs sffoct Atrr
short time the tarn,s ID the hquor !cH nun,
AMI Bis pcsitioa being rather cursnci. be
sai upright and after lookias aroupi. ex.
oaAinci Wei ! an The srs, TIA; ~. OF
.ss u ecnscCndesy heated
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rm MAI Cssscs RsrRSsS
r,rIvn, Aecci.ng to th~ vote u Noycus-
hrr. the four Northern Districts of lllinci.
arr nov morc than rs'rl'cus encngh ~ form
two districts each, thus giving them eigh,
Representative ins,ad " four The sw
c~nsral AMI southern Districts viii he emit.
ts,i 10 eight. Ats~ the neg, crs~s aud
App.ortioumsa, Iliinos vii certainly have
no, k~ than eish,~n ncmh~s d Congr~,
aud perhaps more
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

kxrRAv,aASr rsxSKNrs-The New York
Pos condemns severely the fashion of making
presents on Christmas api other holldayS
AMI gu wOlling days, lt@ys ~,hc standard
by which saeh testimonials arr nov m-asnr.
al is NJ Iongrr the affection of the friend
which The testimonial rcpr~,nts. bu, the 'ss-
iin,oaisd iisif" Thew - in this, as in every
thing cl~c uaicrtakcu in this country, grca,
'ensrcy to -x,aagancr, ard persons weak
enough ta M infurnNNi by fashion agaiIIs,
their Judgment. aN very frqaeutly driven
"a shifts which not ualy destroy their own
sclf,~rSrt, hu' convert tho~e sw whom ,he-~'
sacrifices arr ma,h into ohjsrts q aversion.
The Pas says i Is u common psac,'ec to hire
welding pr,~nis II grat Sahse. 10 b. cyhi-
bitei a, the sN'emony Who Is TO be i'm.
p'~d upon by th.e exhibitions depends
upca eicpmstanos. Somc,irss both bride
AMI sron ar par,iss Ia tbs fraud som'N
,iras only one; som~timc, the parents Of
one n the parties; ~Ome,irnss Of both. The
public an always. II o,ars', TO ~ tn vic
TINS
An anxious paru,. Who hsi ,akrn her
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An anxious p~rrut.' Who hsi ,akrn bel
srs, ecra 10 r-~c., whec s'ra~e-r,ss and
cn~m wcr~ suprlsd al alibi'um for sAill
ING h~si ,sqairSi u the escstsi bi;le
arch.n II be Nai naaAgc sHothsv plate =
Amt quite sure, he g~spi, bat 4 yoa 4
aeaks ne q bit IN Try
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GROCERIES.
A. l.. LARPENTEUR,
WI OLE SALE GROCE X
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Cornsr Of Third d Jaeksn streets, 81. Pasi

Has In sl0re aai arrive Ar9e and complete STOCK
Of Grocerss Pr0sisioas Wooden Ware ke W which The
alirnln u The Trade u particularly requested His
sioek consists Ia par, Of The following sreles ~hirh are
o. rcd a. The very lowest market rates.
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NEv loRS, nc. -
Mr.. VI. o. Roberts has in accordance with
the Suggestions of tsorcuraia orier,si the
steamer Grenada, oa her return trip from
Aspinwall, 10 stop a, san Juan Dbl Norte
a0i bring of such II our eouItryTaen as
NAV desire 10 leave Nicaragua Including
women, children, the SICK and disabled
The Grenada viii probably wsch san
Juan on the ed Of January.
On Tuesday night the SD anniv'raFy q
the founding of the y. Y. Historical sc'icty
WAS h,'ld At the University. Hen. Lnthe'
Rsoiick presided The grafton Of thu even
ing was delivered by the Hon. j II. Head
nv. SECRETARY Of State, On the par, taken by
New York in the ravcluticnary sisusgie.
The - Johns Grand loi<c of Frsr Ma
socs MT lAst night to hear tn repnr, q ,he
ccrnmi,,r, 70 conhrr with the Grand lsndc'
of New York, with visv 20 aniNn Of
Ere Nasous now divslrt The c,nm,te'
rcpos, tia, ,hcy were unsortEu'ate IN ,heir
negotiations. AMI no terms thsy dssEBsi aoO-
crable had hcn pcor-'d 80 the d.Sirsi
anior i again pnstpntrH
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

siucc is2o, a pcrioj u thlr,ysiN years,
the population Ia the Northwestern States
has increased y, the rate II pr crni each
ten wars, ~ pr cent pcr auuum.l until they
arr now as popuous a. the entire United
States wrr in lsl0, and in all probability
they viii h as popnios IN thirty wars mor',
as the cntirc American Mon Is now
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-12

from the dish with all possible rapidity. The
crabes had been thrown into plate of vine
gar Just as the company sat down--suct an
immersion making them more brisk and lively
than usual But the sprightIy sport Of the in>
fant crabs was soon checked, by each guest
selz'ng which he could, dashing it into his
mouth, crushing it between his teeth, and
swallowing the whole morseI without cere.
mony. Determined to do as the Chinese did,
! tried this novelty also with one--with two
! succeeded, finding the shell soft and gea-
tlnous, for they were tiny creatures, not more
than day or two old. But was compelled
to give in to the third, which had resolved to
take vengeance, and gave my lower lip Zip
so sharp and severe as to make me relinouish
my hold and likewise desist from any further
experiment ofthis nature--Lite in China.