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

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ise frs, dag u our carnival week ~ /
sssiy passd Christmas u the inv, emphs-
tie',ly universal holiday We have, excepting
perhaps tbs Fonrh II July. And every.
bfsiy has his own peculiar sRy of esIcbra- |
tiny this lay. The Only poin, Of general
syremn, Is the eating ~ dinner that
might alarm b,a-eonssricior, and the H. |
ing oil Ja,enile stockings with sqa'~king |
masie'aus, which will provoke hsreby curses
from Mr. rash donors br month To come |
The toytrads on Brmdwsy 5 Always AZ
eformo,isIy profitable our during the hoi,
days. bat M ~aSa briore tbs, haa ever
bees, 50 lucrative Everything which coald
be twisted Into an appropriate holiday gift
has found ready saln.
The churches were open, ~ course. aud
masses were performed according TO Roman
catholic usage. The music in some u the
Catholic churches wes in tbs highest style
Of art IN the evening all the places u
amusement IN the city. put their bes; foot
forward, and displayed the "Entise strength
Of ,hs company" At Wallaek 5, IIiawa,hn
was successfully basie~qaed The charming
Opera u cinderella was pcrtortncd by tbs
ryue troupe. who havs made Nblo's the
grand resort u music overs, siaee LAC range
Departed Then there we're fe@s,s Tor rag
ged children in the Five Points, and every
body was bcns yolent .od gave something to
somebody Now the great stock Of holiday
gins laid in by Broadway dealers h 10 be
soId IN before New Years for il viii be
lldnd In tha sse.!ss@: ;.ss..r- ith,s: MIR. Fsys
have b'~u t,Ser and h,ss successful than 10
usual al this s..son Of the year. The legi-
innate dealers IN fnne, goods have had Il all
their Own way. AMI say that their only difi-
ealty -, 10 hoj something sypsna~ enough
10 suit the taste 81 purchasers. The cutter
manifested itsli in extensive advertising
such ~ would DO credit 10 Bonner himself
Bonner's rrea, saecss. by the WY, has been
a pserful stimulus 10 advertisers here.
proving. a. II does. that advertising ia an
investment tina, pays four haalresi yer cent,
10 any enierprising business man Bonner
aod the sucors. Of the Lsdys, arr ia every
boiya moath
The Huntingdon trial has turned out to
be quite spicy affair after all. The plea
Of monomania for forgery u sel up by
the counseI ior the defendant struck all the
quid nnnca with aslonishment UId fashion.
et lawyers and old fashioned merchants. not
furnished with the patent lndia-rubbcr con
science Of til Singular days olsaei their
eycs or ejaeu!a.,d Lord have mercy IN ~ 20
IF Huntingdon should be acquitted ot this
pleo. NJ Socialist era Of distribution u
property nus, bc initiated very soon. IN,
testimony for the defence Is weak enough,
proving only some ccrsn, ririiri and indls.
crc'ions IN the prisoner, from b,yhood up.
But Bradys eloqaeucc viii fuse thcw weak
facts into plausible chain of evidence. NJ
that il mes. NJ kat % expected, that one
or two Of the jury will Disagree, and a new
uial be necessary. The court room il al
ways crowded. and tbs character at the
testimony fcr the doicner u frequently such
as Ia excite laughter The other day.
Harrington ,talor was up examination and
the question sas asked. how much nan
ahn moved in good city socie'y would be
Obliged ,osprnd annually for clothing The
answer was. Aboot $3.50 or $500" Hunt
ing,ons ,ailor'e hili an,cun,ySi a. above 800
annual, The wors, leatan ~, developed
IL this ease !. The eo,npiici,, with the
, torrts, OF parties who are nov prosecuting
his ease with The u,ncs, severity
According TO ps,'en, appearances. The
ioGs teS~' qusst,oa with regard 10 the 10.
ca,iaa Il The New lork post p;iloe Is TO
I've ,le,,itic. 10 favor ii the Hrick Church
: Chapel