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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-22
LOSs-BARGAINs In CLOTH

GREAT LOSS-BARGAINS IN CLOTH
~ ISG.-0ver-C Coats that we sold for $40, now
selling for 81 and IS; Fancy Cashmere Pants that
We sold for $780, now selling for 500 Fancy silk
Vests that We sold for 81 and So selling 81
and s..
The above goods are warranted sound. or no sale.
They out of style and must be clos ont. Those
not fastidious as to styles will lind really great
bargain, by calling at ia Main street.
Il WIN. IRA SMITH
n. B.-My stock of fine aud fashionable Clothing
is YET complete. and viii be sold low. for cash.
de IL
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HEAD OUARTERS 1867 =

IA HEAD quarters, 1857
IA CLOTHING! CLOTHINGu CLtOTIIINGiil
M Visitors to the Agricultural and Mechanics
Fairs attentionl-Ifyo you are in want of some
hing really neat and cheap in the way of Clothing
md Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, not ut below
viii promise my goods, when quality and WORK
nanship are compared, shall vie with the cheapest
4. B. SPENCE
oc % No. TO- cor Main and l3th alta
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GRAIN BAGS.-For sale In lots TO suit
0purchasers. Enquire IT the Once Of the Treas.
urer or Superintendent Of the N-hmond and Dan.
VILE Railroad - ss-t- ~ &a-dk9xs
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So~Kt ArfAoHARsr.-ons Of those singular cases
Of attsshsnens, which ooeas Ionsliy hear OF be-
t~esn animals Of the usoss dssmt natures exists
hpsweso pix belonging 70 Mr.. John arover Of this
city. aad . half grown cat. Shortly after purohas-
iaS the pig and placing him IN his new quarters, q
kitten. lees than two weeks old. belonging 70 1T
ssr Irving In the loft above the sty, accidentally
~ into fhs porkeS premises. The pig, instead
81 eating the puay Intruder nost Of his r-stives
y uid have done, seemed pleased with her com
pApy, aud showsd her every attention consistent
Nth bis hoggsh nature. How She was sustained
6nring the Arst few weeks, when she needed
l00sh~r's care, no one knows but kitty soon made
b>rseif at home, and WAS always 70 be found
stretched upon the pigs back, or, more often In
VII, appears to be her favoEse place, upon the top
Of HE head between his ears when be lies At rest
BE rises with great not 70 dsplace her;
when he walks about, she sits quite &C her up
On his back; and, when he takes his food, she
walks slowiy down his nose 70 the tub and eats
with hlm, sharing as It wsuld appear, his 'bsd
and board He seems to take pleasure In caress-
sne her with his snout. and when she yets In his
way. gently removes her with the same hoggish
member. He appears TO watch over her with a
teaioas care. attacking any one who may enter the
Sty 10 modest her The case is as we'll authsnticar
ted - IL Is rernarkabis.--SlIem Rsyastey.
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~ SPECIAL N0TICE.-Express packages fl
Norfolk. Petersburg Richmond and all places In Viz
gnia and North Carolina. intended for shipment BY
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown, viii hereafter
be received by tae ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
whoare the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
e flee of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEASANTS. Agents.
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$1,000 A YEARl

Qi,oOo $1,000 A YEAR
$1,000 YEAR PROFITABLE AND H0N0kA-
81 ,tD A YEAR. bic employment for all timee--
Sl,sB A YEAR Persons in town country. In
81 Loo A YEAR. search Of employ meRt as q s0arce
81 900 YEAR of income OF % Gil mp their leisure
Sl,W0 A YEAR. hours, may hear af sach by enclos-
$1,000 A YEAR 1 ing two STAMPS 70 par postage 20
sl.oo0 A YEAR Prof. JAMEST H0RSE. Box 10.
si,f00 A YEAR, 1851, New York Post once. The
si.t1o YEAR. employment is fitted 10 either san
Sl.D0 A YEAR station In life immaterisl. IL Is a.
Si,ho0 A YEAR article Of daily consumption and
1000 YEAR can be manufactured In the agents
SlGO A YEAR. dwelling; secured by copyright
81 900 A YEAR sale a. permanent aour. an
Si.W0 YEAR. agent Is wanted in every town In
81 400 A YEAR the Union. no l9-a1ewiK
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a LBEMAKLE LAND FOR SALE
4 For sale. my Farm Of 81 acres in Albemarle
six miles from Charlottesville, two and half from
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Ri
acres-one-third bottom land are cleared enclosed
and highly improved. All necessary out buildings
and well OF first rate water are ON the premises-
made for Richmond property. Address Iae At Rich
mond. or call at my Office. corner Of Franklin and
Governor streets. g. A HART.
oc l5-i6u
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EXCELLENT GROCERY STAND AND
- STOCK FOR SALh.-Thc subscriber intending
TO change his business on the LIST Of january nexl
VIII sell his stock OF GROCERIES, and DRY GOODs
aud rent his store, on very reasonable terms An
active young man. with reasonable capital will ind
here favorable opportunity TO make profitable Ia
festment WIN. GRAY
de ll--2w On the Canal near the raaa....
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COAL.

COFT COKE.-The best and cheapest
~ article OF fuel is our HAIL AND 'VERAGr
sept COKE. 1t burns brightly, lasts WELL aud will
be del vered Of not extra distan) at $3.50 per cat
load.
Yard on Dock, next Gas Works.
de N-ln& HANCOCK, CLARKE Il co.
CHEAP FUEL.-The cheapest fuel to
~ be had for stoves, furnaces and cooking ranges
is good HARD COKE, which We are delivering for
the present at $.15 per load.
lets JNO. J. WERTH Agt.
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A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
"a OF AMBR0TYPIEG, Just received from the ill.,
yentor i'll New York, at 0SB0RNkS PICTURE GAL
LEI iEkT! Come and see them, They have none Of
the city This process is capable of producing the
most beautiful effects. Remember, OSBORN K never
has taken cheap, inferior Picturesn0thing but the
best Is allowed 10 go out from this Gallery. No
hashy advertisement ever appeared in print of this
establishment. We rely ON our known merit.
ALBERT W. OSBORNE
au ats Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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CLOTHING,

CLUTdINO.
"a Z. 3. McRLROY,
IA HER CHANT TAILOR
M NO. 2, BALLARD HOUSE,
.-lL0. Has ON hand q good assortment Of CLOTHS,
CASsIMERES, YEsTfNGs, &C., which he is pre.
pared to make up In fashionable style, on COOP
TERMS, and at short notice. In connection with the
above. he has made arrangements with the well
known house of VIM. T. jennings a Co, one of the
most fashionable establishments in Broadway, New
York. to supply him with superior Clothing and has
now on hand an assortment of all styles, from me-
dun to the finest quality. All styles will be in
troduced as they came out
An assortment of GENTLENES'S FURNISHING
GOODS win be kept constantly onehand.
&C 2-d3m L. S. MCELROY
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IT, WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

rK-A WINTER ARRANGEMENT
rtssssssEEszssss CHANGE OF HOUR FOR START
ING To rVnrSMOUTH AND N0RFOL.K.--The
Steamer GLEN COVE. Capt Jno. DAVIS, will leave
tns wharf at Rockets regularly, MONDAY, WE'D
NEsDAT and FRIDAY mornings, at 6tz O'Clock
precisely; and the CURTIS PECK Captain Samuel
Barnes. Will leave every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
the above places; and retura each alternate days,
touching at all tho regular landings each way.
ocE Il. =. HASKINS.
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TOBACCO FACTORY LEASE AND

FIXTURES FOR SALE.-Tntcndins to disea,~
tinue the manufacturing business in tiis city w.
oier Tor sale. privately. the whole of or FIxt,,yes
including every artiel. necessary TO carving On
moisrate size business. All Of our BranSs, some Of
which are very POPULAR win be sold along with tile
business, rare chance IL now offered = ''''
There Lease on the Factory. ing three years
TIA private sale Is not soon made entire wa WIN,
sell out nc auction In the course az law wssE. S,a
notice Of which viii be given. s1'
de- l5-I:ts C09Hy n WyNvprv
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WE offer the following Drawing Paper,
at Wholesale OF retail. very low, viz.
White Cartoon or Drafting Paper, 81 inches wide
Yellow Pattern do do s. do do
Tinsel crAyon Paper, 2 sizes -
Tracing do ( sizes
Cartridge Paper
Trausfsr do. red and black
Julien Board; Bristol Board; MonochromRtic
oird; Prost, psss Prepared Oh Sketchsng Boards.
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ffIa a19 EHS N y I . E-OHANUE UT
s3XR H0UR.-0n and after Friday, Sept
18th. the Morning Train going Nsrth will leave the
Depot at 6.%o. A. NJ. instesd of ]. A: N:
SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent Transportation.
OFFICE n. +. a p. II. X. CoMPANY,l
Richmond. Sept. %. 1887. se22
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BOARDING, &c.

QOARDING.-We still have vacant
- rooms and would be pleased to accommodate
persons during the Fair (and after with BOARD &c.
at our residence OF Grace street, between 9Th and
9Th streets. MISSES MURRAY.
NJ
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O SIDES SOLE LEATHER. just re-
OOceive.l and for sale at greatly REDUCED rr,ces
by MARCus W1nnfs
lis Broad strset.
Price ish cents per pousd M.H
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TWENTY-FIvE TTERCEs BA00N
Z Breasts 10 hhds Bacon sfdes hhds DO shssni-
bacon. Receiving per BALTIMORE steamer. and fcr
dsid WIN. WALLACE Sons,
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ptPTURES kADfCALLY 1URED.---

- No u Main street, RichmooS Va
h-He viii sill the right 10 anv cifv Town =,
colsy n bests. o. negotiate FOR agencies on r.
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UMlEdB PREMIUM BTkAW cor.
sTRAW CUfTER6 wsrrsnssd 10 I'M mn ~ sH p,
-, 3sything the fkr4ers may dassre 10 fssd' n
IN \, no NJ sAas ~ CHURCH FLEMING.
. 81 Main st.
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OUTER, LARD, CHEESE AND DRIED
- FRUIT.-Receiving to-day, l0kegs New Goshen
Butter. 10 kegs fresh Glades butter. 10 kegs Noun
Dried Appies-Uhich WILL ne sold low, wholesale aud
retail at the BUTTER DEPOT. Main street between
18th and 18th, nearly opposite the Market
de Il BROOKE PLEASANTS.
sCpERIS1ESDEyr's 0fFi,E, r. 4 b. r. RI
December 18th. 1857.
NOTICE.-On and after Tuesday, the
~ I'D December. 1876, tho up Freight Department
will be closed until Saturday morning, the I'd jan
uary lsAa. when It viii be re,cnsdfor the reception
OF freight. {. CAMPBELL.
Ia an
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

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Iiss,rl ARA a,su,,n. saa.r a., - -
li,,.s 4, ,i,s,nrh ,he o,,,y.,I,a,s Ls,.ss
N, oyery ann,,, TO ,h.so ,"rn ~ ., =.
an the Sayar ,f ,,,,, ,n A.. ,,s.,n,,,,;',-. y,
the ,lsei,yr AZ, ~ . nn,,sl hal s
,hrrs boand ts,,,hsr Inv ans s,,a,,n,n "a s'o
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I ax, INV .r,,,,s,I acln,uts,.men,s s,s az
.,d and e'sn,,rt r,mr t,nI sssnr,as.s .' ~
hearty eooperation hay,, s6,n,,l In man,
Iarl ana ,r,,nv haar. ~, ha,. nav al.
,rr,s, thants s,,i ms ,.,a,s., - Ia
you mae he ,bnni.nii, ,.w,r, :, ~ ,ta.,'.,
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AnJ las, thssh nv, ,ss a,,', 'I' n.y., ,.,,
l., nnm,nla,, ~ e., n,hi. " 49,, ~. - 80 ~
the Military ponar,ment ~ me W,s, ma
,,co pr.,i,r n smith .na A., ,I,,.,rs .,,,
IN, ,.,sr NJ. ,',,n,.nI . 80. "n a.s 81. ~
q, many ,aluahlr ,.r.i,xs Al,.a,,,h nm,
I,asrrn, n.,,, ~ n,a tf,,,,,, a,'I .,,,'',,,'
lmbuni with s~,,on,, nr,h,,,l,s :, rnnw :,
M lns,aun, /, wh,ch .neb nr.,na,a.. Law,
h.,,, ,sym,,,,,, ,n .,aaI i, ~ .sn',r ,.i,,
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with the personal rights, and this extends 10
the Territories rs wcll as the States. Con
grss cannot authorize the Territories To do
wha, il cannot do itself: !, cannot coaier Oh
the Terr'tor,es power 10 violate the pro
visions OF the constitution.
Il seems, however that there is supposed
to be diatnnce between slaves and other
property, The people. in the formation Of
the constitution. delegated 10 the general
government certain enumerated powers and
forbade the exercise OF others II has no
powers over person. and property OF citizens
except those enumerated in the consultation,
II the constitution ncognlscs the right of
master ami slave. and makes no difScrncc
hctwWn slaves and other prupysty, no iri.
bunsl acting uo,ler the authority VI the
United States can draw such distinction
and deny the provisions and guarantees ~
ennI against the encraachmoai Of thu gov
crnmeni
As w have alr,aty said, the right Of
property in slave is expressly cont~rd In
the Constitution. and guaranteed To every
State. This is in language too plain Ia h'
misunderstood and no words can E found
IN the constitution giving Congress greater
powu over SAWS than over any other Nc
scription Of property
II Is, therefore, the opln,on at this court
that the act Of Congress which prohibits
citizens from holding proprty Of this char
acter north al u certain line is not warranted
by the constitution, and Is therefore void ,
AMI neither DrI Scot, nor ANY one OF his
family was made FIVE by their residence In
Illinois The plaintiff was no, u c,tisn OF
Missouri, hat was still slave and therefore
had no right 10 str IL court 81 the United
States
The cour, having thus cNnmin~j the case
as it stands under the constitution, proc,elsl
To oihrr points. saying as Scot, was slave
When he Was brought back to Missouri from
Illinois, he was under the law " the former
and no, oi the latter !, has been settled by
,se irg;i,--s s-ss,lsas ts.al, ~, :ndsalal dos.
not acquire his ircVdom under such cirrum-
stances, A. it appears TO the court That the
plaintiff Is not citizen of Missouri. nor u
citizen Of the Cnitel States. who could sue
in the United States court, this court can
give no judgment, aud hence tie suit must
b. dismissed for want Of jurisdiction.
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4 new hotel has been contracted foe At belle
Plane, snuit ceuniy u Il 10 be constructed ol
stone, and viii be flashed IN seoi style,
Lao.'ille, fco'i epnnty, for small iowa, is
well supplied With mnis There arc now ,n
operation ~ that place, three a,esm mil's tive
saw and ons siist-~sesiiag on aggregate u
a,o0a,
The soan,fy iyeepps having disrcssd of the
everlasting capital runhhmeai question: are
nov debating the divine inspl,a,ion Of The l,ihle.
Al nhshoPec, the othsf evening Mssns. Nsw
NAN 0Hssslrar, aud Rev. M. rosp, In tho At,
namsii,c, and Mssas. wAnssn snd h. N. Knows
In tho negative, held forth On ihs sebjeo,
The Dakota Learned sa,s the records Of la
ko,s caonty, will be removed IN q few days,
nom Menista 10 llsstIags
u rvfs,enc. 10 tho distribution ~ the scrip 10
the sieax Half breeds. tbs LAKE city 1|,sa@s
81 The 2s,b, sa,sl
The past week has been busy one In Wa
hasha~ such Il motley gathering 40 WAS the .
oonnfeHa,sd ssa oaiy hs seen " oat West" On
Monday, tbs day appointed Tor The delivery Of
the scflp % tho Halt breeds, iusd after head "
anxious settlers on The Reserve eams pouring
10 Ia watch Uncle Sans agent, aud see that
there Yves I" fah play and 10 gdagi0g."
Commissioner Shields CONNIE need the delis'
ely ~ .fip On fuesday morning The oliiea
was thuonseJ all day. IL was q great lime TOT
the . nobli'y.' ihsy poetsiej ,i.sr seiip with
an all OF ihtsnse satisfaction, and many ~ the
yaunss, enes, "fa-t' ynana men, ssoi. iiyaied
.hsn white prototypes ~ 'lfgutcn .siaaeh.
Hail Breeds And wbies, with Iasses poised,
beb no5i'si iasingiy tegsihcr, until they be.
came Elatiously Hquib1' aud lhs Donf en-.
hsc.d them In smalesnBtoe eomplste. -
WHISKY tsa wendsiiui ls, sler. Ia isoia asg.ss
THAI The lell,opfsphers denne'
sc,ip and gone hemr. Iba Cs,nwws.oner viii
remain IN Wahasbaw aitS days logger, 70 elosa
up the businsss connected with hia mlsAien.
"Fesos iszns Ia hafsaw,"
w,aoha Ia soias sbaai. ThA Rqsbl.ssa u
isst week, ,sysl
Il really astonishing "a The uh!aitiat.d 10
sss ,hs great Numbers " aseiing hoasss ana
gthst tpliaings wbieh are ngn urthg oyaimss.
ced IN w,hona Cellars sfa hslns dug, inH. ber
hauled, aud other pIspsg siiona made tpf IN VI
ing IN every qaafisi ~ the tyNs, both 81 The
quality ard styis aud sbs nanibsrs 81 h0asss 10
bs baii hefs lbis season. lsst sDiaiBsr wiil he
tbfawa tattgrlS III the shads, Atst November
will witness Winena with population OF fts
thousand inhabitants, and clsss d buildings
second Ia Architectural bssa,y, 10 no other iowa
of H. slsc
ahields,ilie ws laid cot Last summer by Geo.
shslds, and now asmbef oas hundred aud
sisiy .thtss mhsbiiahis Ma situated Oh The
Dead Read. In iiies county, about ten milss
from shskspse. They have Catholic church,
. school house, tso stores and raw mill. 0na
~ thsse stores has psij q afm IN Hastings, ths
yssssa ssys, within the last ave months, hlns
thousand dollars Ton goods ard provisions.
This speaks well fof tbs trade NJ Hastings ~
we'll a. the trade II shisldayillc.
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>lerxAwAv.--Yssssrday was n good DAY for
ranaways, at ieast We shsald iAnk 90. juigine
nom the sxhihstioa u the faeins powers VI ~,
'as hss ses altHeAsd 10 wagons and carts, Nh;tk
svek blscc u Thru Stvetahss,l twelve e'sluek.
appears that n team n Foarih sifvel bscsml
nsyh,snsd 81 tho i,ng,ug ct q min name bell q,
Shs coot OF que VI his eus,emsis, nod ran up
teufth ~ Wsba,Aaw. aoNa WebasLaw /,
thsd, down whieh street they broke with q
wagon lumbe,ing al Their heels a. " J,hu HIM,
,eu had hsea driving, until the, eaine u, con-
tsct with Two olhs, teams AZ aehcd 10 wagons,
aud horse htshcd 10 water cart all II " tich
An',aai> started 10 al q, iua tResd itgafdlesa
d the DAGGER VI breaking the lssr,eite ,eht.
e'es W. ~hNh they wsw attached, Now q was
siar vase u tee shi,h spss II horse would
se'n' ea' ehVaa A. down the sueet they sped,
lessias wheel hoie, wassa ben there, ana tie
I'VE hot Nhctia .. ssslhcr pace, scattered
along promise aousiy, 10 the no email peril 81
the netscns Who Just al that time were walking
alons Tho stles,
~ the i've spans " Laf.es were madly dash.
"a dpaa the street With what iemsinsd " The
i've wagons, Nj, 4, q, frLltN. IN a esrtisss,
asieanhanlvd By wife, was diNius IN the
nreeI aud hsffawly escaped being run into by
both ths teams, A. Il waa they GENE 20 noar
A. ~ hssak the double tue NJ bis buggy, aud
SOME spokes cut ~ tho wheels Of u on either
aide, though iAR occupants NJ the eairiane 90.
eaped uahurt On Robert street the runaways
finally came 10 \ halt, amer completely dsmoi.
ishng two wagons and q water cart, IN the
course ~ their mad peregrinaiiona We SUP.
pose they we're rejoicing over the esta btlshment
u The Third street gfade.
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ssw srsoot ii1 ss.--s splendid bxjisps de-
sgnsd fsr educational p.spssss has last bssu
erected ard ~ soon BE- eomvisssd ard read
~ uss. IN the yirs, ws,a ~ ths sfsy, =, . s1.i
~ be-, tween sir aid ssysp thosssBd dollars Il
vii be nsshsS "a ia thu bssa styis " the Art
and viii te sh ofssmsnt I. ibs iavsr postiga ID
the ely n u halt ~ stsas. zsd 10 ssssirnct >d
~ . srhstsrtiai snd ssynbi~ manner, The a.
,ss,lon II tho vol ~ss IN The hands of WIN.
hsn,h. fsg. ~hs never fsfs 10 scout himssb
With credit A. sb 1ehitSct ~ ths hfsi ofdsfs~-
Ne ,hsri take an svt, oPporsaniiy NJ visiting
The bHildng "a question. and sni. npes 5oihs
%, rise our readers fail sn1 complete sssebp
ton ~ NJ
sbes ts erection. vs have hsssd n ss,rssstfd
,,., The grassss sursc.ndins u shssid BE- eFfs'
nsn,sd W the plsniing out OF vsss sni shfnb,
tsy, and e.npislsss have bssn msde that u
b.1ngt been done hsrstoso,s, We are ssssfes
h, tbe Trustee. ,hstth matter oil he attended
10 IL ass ssssss. fhsy. however, through %,
bss ksvs 70 sssyess 'ha' during the past eei9
sisssr he vssshst hss not besn very prupfiiogs
fsr The usn.plss'ier - trees sna shrsbbsry.
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Coyyts rerss o. rHssr. CnSta. y. WHIT,
Es9 has shors %. sage ~ Prescott 7rsws
eript, speesfssn ~ copper. ssid 10 have bssL
fOand ~ Two lstebernsa sbsai twenty milss
sbofs ". csas Pals. u weighs soDs ,ss
p.snss, sud V very tos --ssy ninety per cent
u copper fhs sssry tod BY the ia,nbsrmsb
va thst tSsy fosss . isfEs mes u IN
fs,t, aud sf,er knsskiss 20 several "eknnks .
ig specimens, tenessiss sbs ssas,ssss usssurs
sD5 vest 90 sseat tsssr sasssn2ss. 1851 ssy n
sisatks AiBDrsDts SUE. tSs ssssss iron The fssr.
u voy,a not t~ sussss is<ssss q n ssouls vsoss
x'ss that ,ssss sfs inssssss deposits y; las VI
stt~y ssiosSls ssAsfsi IN tbs "a. LsDix valley.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

Rev. Mr. McCLusg. VINO has besu iosidihs IN
this city during the past winter, We understand
Intends 90 ,smnys serly this spr,ng with bic
family bach ~ ksBtseky, his native state. lie
has osi! 10 become the Minister 81 sengfe
Cation 10 Mays,iiie, AMI n similar call from .
religious society In Augusta, Georgia, lie viii
probably scespt the formvt, and tats up his
residence agsin among The "acfnetarksrs,"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

sNepES psara, On Saturday night last, .
man by the name of A. y. stephens, who with
be vile AMI daughter have been stopping at thu
N. f,aan.s lIoIei, IN tAi. ely, during The past
w'atsr, died very suddenly Va NJ. Ahthoby, at
,se tes',ienoe al bis iteu1, Mr., psxe. NJ, y.
9 short time hstoio lps death said he fell much
better than he had Isr long time bcfere ili-
disease was az affection 81 the heart. lilo f,,fs
a,ly resided 10 Nile sukrs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

TOYS Sra CosrASs a number N the cl,i.
Sen. of shskopen, tays tho ssdpetais, have
formed themselves inip a joint stock partasf
ship company en,itled tho North Western ~
ooss' Company" The objects of which sf. se,
forth In their articles ~ sgicemsb, 10 DO the
selection, Improvement anj settlement ~ such
town sites as tho board Of directors may deter
ialoa, Wa understand the sphere ~ their ope
fsiions Ia 10 be the great Ssiih Western prairie
10 the vicinity of otter Tai Lake, patty II
The member. ~ ths company. consisting Of
Nss.fs Dssid Conlthafd, iisniy ID. iuos. 0rln
q. Parker, George l.. s,sbiet, A. o. Hislsy, J.
" Coulthard, and VIM. fsua', Get out Tor 0iisf
Tail en Wednesday last, and wiii bs followed IN
= few days by Nessrs Thomas A, tinlDacs. Jss
fsfwsii, Of this place. aud NJ hoass 81 Mime
spels.
The party that len on Tuesday, took with
,hsm four ex team loaded ~ith ptosispns,
baggage and camp sqaipsgs spd amply pro
sided with every esaahtisi for their comfort and
asioty.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

ssiltwArta I.Asp uf,tc.,-. On the 24th lust,
Gays tho Cass, the examinations u the Register
and Receiver u this eiiln. viii oxpnu, ~ No are
informed, aud no Official basinesr. after that
date, VIII he transacted, " The oai0n, nntil
either they be refapl'olstcd ~ etAcIs shall he
Rppeintsd In their his t,i
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

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