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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-23

The PioSaIE Yesterday published from ihf
Washington papers . note from WhIth-ii we
Missouri elected Border linf'au, I" prove the
story 81 Plercc's trcachery sB invention, ana
Genry n liar 1tssfs.
The above ia fair instance Of thu raRdor
OF the abolition press What We published
was letter from Zen. WHITFIELD, disayow-
ing in behalf Of Gov GEARy, the statements
attributed to him by the Missouri Dcmotrci,
and Published in every Black Republican
paper 10 the Territory
A despatch in the Chicago Press, Re
pubieanl from Washington, dated April 10.
says
ExGo.. ulAH, returned to Washington this
morning, 60 close his Official bushes. with The
Government. He has stated to friends that he
will not be drawn into q newspspsr controser'
~, being satisfied that While he was ,'ovetn0r
he honestly, and to the best oi his ability, us
charged hrs duties lie also says he viii not he
responsible for publications OF reported CONVEX
sations, many of which are contradictory; but
IL Wiling TO be Judged by his official acts and
statements which by himself rere c0mfnt''d
to paper.
What We ask Of the Tunes nul the Ado
litiou press generally Is to cease their publ
cation Of reports Of private converatlon
held with Goy GRAN, apd h. make pubic
such statements H. have heu committed To
paper by thu Governor himself and ior the
truhlnlne~s Of which he Is responsible.
This Journal, AMI ia Democratic con'ein'
pnrari,s throughou, The Territory, are The
onIy papers in Minnesota whlrh have pub
Iished 60, GE,R,> address. to Tbs people
Of kansas The Abolition pres has bcen
cooten, to give publicity to conversations
lisayowed by the Governor, and ignore the
~ silence OF the statements made b, him
over his own sigua,uN. The Black Repaid
Icans. in their love 4 irySlom, have los'
their love III they ~ poss,'saNi any Of
truth and fair dealing
The last sentence probably refer "a The
new land oii,ces in Nebraska.
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WIS but too plainly visible in the ast Ieyis
la,are, where OWING 10 Tbs return VI " called
lndepapIsa'ts and Republicans, from ssrnog
Democratic districts. ~ ~yer poszsssJ .
working majority. and w~r often IN the mL
marty. We hope no such disrenees Will
srise, petsdipg The ei~ctioy II Delegates 10 ti,s
Constitutional Convention, ard thai all at
trfnpts Ia rr14te issue~ of local character,
will IL ifowDri down by those Who have nj
heart The triumph u Democratic principles.
In the IT. Anthony and Nicotiet Council
Districts. abd IN scott ami Dakota couutieS
Iiiicnltis> 81 this character lnst fall, cs,nssd
tho return 10 the Legislature 81 wyeraI H..
pablicans ani independents. ny pursuing
a jadieions and eobciIaiory course. tbs Dem.
ocfats will Dc able 10 sneure at thf June
eleeti1s', thu choicc ~ all th,ir candidate, N
tbess eonntis- We hel confident that .yery
true iDemU'ra, viii stise sectional di,pute.
and Iriyat" aninpsities. when il u possible
that upon hia action may depend the intarc
pf,sioIninaaee u the party.
The ljemoe fmey II this THE secondj Com
cd District haze also Importan, duiie. 10
perform. Twelve Jrleg,ir- 10 the ton,en-
lion are Ia H. chosen iron, this city aud the
outai,ie precincts Wlrn We state that the
Democratic party can -ecure ths elsstiun u
thu entire delegation. enmpo.'si II msn ol
their own party, W. asssf met taciily ac-
kBowIssig''i by the oppoai'iop, To succeed
however, ". must nominate ,nen Ia whose
ability. Integrity, AMI discretion tls eomma-
mtg have confidence mrn ii,ei by ednca.
tim anil espTrieuce. I" represent the grrai
COMMERCIAL city II the Territory ~ the mes,
important deilberaiite body that has ever
assembled IN Annc.otn such noninnllo IONS
can be made " 'he primary NESTING. arr
rescued iroa, lhe p,'s~ssin', III iav~" who too
otteu control ths,r action aui r'riJ'r iaefn ~.
| slsumen,al n promoting ptsat H'trtf', or
N pnrtsha- ont 10 nmDiliou, 4ciAnifs II
m.n sh,sa examinations Inevitably trIhp- dis.
grs, and deirai ulrDa the party lot The
great h,-i5 ii our conservative l'rm'a attic
citsena, tber'ion'. interest Themselves IN the
work of returning the primary s.-rn'blns Of
the party, md the nomination 81 mru cap
bc secured who's election viii rsli,et honor
ipon the parry aisi WHOSE ssr,css III tho
Convention will prov. 81 incalruIable value
10 the intrcs,s 81 ~ Paul
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We are sorry that palsr, usually ~ well
informed on Minnesota matters AZ the Chi
caro- P,os, shosld ienI itselt % the sh1nes
ofs t.w reckless spectators, even by giving
pablieitytotheir ANONYMOUS comnnnira,icus.
Ia the Pyes " ,he llih. ~ tad q ,,ttes
from st. Peter, in this Territory, .ignad
. Excelsior. stating that The capital viii
shortly he removed To- that interesting VII
lagc. and thar preparation, arr now being
made for the accommodation of The Consti-
tutioual Convention. Both Of these state
me,,is are ials. The reckless and corrupt
course Of the capital removal clique, has 20
damaged the prospects Of 81. Peter, AZ to at
tcrly destroy all hope ofthat place ever being
the capital of Minnesota But for the
uutimely agitation Of the subject. and the
disregard Of al law. IL the late attempted
removal, ST. Peter would IN all probability
have stood fair chance to enjoy all the
benefits resulting from the location Of the
capital there. Now there Is bitter feeling
against such location in almost every por-
ton Of the Territory. The press and the
people approach ananimity on the subject.
The correspondent of the Press in the i1-
lowing carefully wordel advertisement, gives
the reasons for the faith that Is in him, in
reference TO the removal of the capital 10
~. Peter
st. Peter Company i refusing to sell lots. IN
less the purchaser improved BY building. This
policy has raised the stock u the company from
tlO0 per .hse to $500 In few months The
original holders Of property here viii not seii at
sny price, -.'- --'
People in 81. Paul, where ~. Peter stock
is daily hawkel about the streets, and
traded on for galvanized watches and spawn.
ed horses, know exactly how much reliance
10 place in the above.
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liz tbs arrival Of the Ericsson a, New
Yori. on the I3th. We have Liverpool dates
10 thu iisst instant. The elections for nnrm-
hem of Parliament ABSORBED public attend ion
in Eagisnd. Nearly all the contests in the
boroaghs we're brought to cloAe On ,lE
2sth aud the result prosed disastrous tn the
Conservative. CosbEs. BKrGH1, MiL-ssH,
Gissos, Mail. LArARD, Fox, CAgDwEIL..
AMI many other opponents Of Lord PAIN
Egsros- administration have been defeated.
The Government has achieved complete
triumph,
Darins the past week, ~e have given, IN al
vance u oil other papers, the news Of the giori
90. Republican uiamphs throughout the States.
Gomez ticut maintains her noble stand on the
aide u human rights and human resson. The
Doaghfae~s are completely overthrow by u
clear victory Of the Republicans over desper
ate fusion ~ Democrats and Know -Sotbngs.---
JiMss.
In Connecticut Fremont had nearly eight
thousand majority over Buchanan now the
U"m STATE ticket Republican and Know
Nothing sacessls by but one thousand ma
jority 10 the last Congress. the entire dele
gaiion from Connecticut in the Housc. was
composed Of Hindoo Republicans, bu, at the
ressp, el,ction the Democrats gained two
members or half the delegation.
The assertion Of the Time. that the Dem
ocrat. and Know y othings fused in Con
nec,icat, Is simply stupid ialsehood. The
convention that nominated the state ticket,
over the success Of which the Time. crows,
was Ua,on Convention, Of know.Noth-
ing- and Republicans, and IN each Congress
sional district, similar gatherings placed in
nomination the candidates for Congress sup
ported by the Black Republicans
" the Times can crow over majority
reduced from eight to one thousand. and q
Democratic gain 81 two members Of Con-
gress We have no objection but then, the
editor should tell the truth II h. can,
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w. Paul, April a, lac.
THE CsvassI ASssss"..,

The question Of the legality Of the act
passed by The last Legislative Assembly
providing for the removal of The Capital
from NJ. Paul 10 ~ Peter. u new before the
Attorney General Of da Lniisd s,a'r"
The question was brought /" Ii" attention
of tho Attorney GsacraI, by 'be Marshal ol
the Territory, Col N. W. LAWS, WIN ~
piled for Instructions Us to whether he n
legally bound to obey the alleged law, which
directs that W aud after the fourth day ol
May next, certain Of The United ria'rs ter
ritorial olliccu shall remove iroia ~ Paul
10 81 Pc.rr.
We God Ia the National i"isA'gs"esf. o.
the lrst Of April. communication from
ExCoy. CoaaAS. called forth by The publ
cation IN that Journal. Of the report OIL ,h'
Council Commi,tc, On EurollcJ Bills, on thu
capital removal bill, Ind the endorsement
spon ,he copy Of copy by Hon Jo"s
u BRissls. giving h's rsasons iot not at
testing the corvc,nVss oi the oill. rs Pcs'
den, Of tho Council. The Ex-Governor At
tempts 10 be very severe IN The minority o.
the legislature accusing The meinhers oil
conduct the most outrageous reso'd-
tionary.' "iae,,oas aud 'lnga'ar Inc
only noticeable statement In tbs E,0os
crpors letter. IA coalai,Nsi 10 tho lnllas ing
Aud. further. this validity II the lac .. tau
state uent Of the facts has been sabmitisd 70 'h'
Hen Rsvsrdy johnson uf Hsit'm"fr. Mar, iaed
tot his legal opiu,on, which has been given At
length, AID which failv sas,aina The act tsne'
lar the seat 81 yos srpmsat from ~ fae' :" NJ
Peter % valid Ia ever, pss'ealsi
We arr uiorlpsa tia, The op'u'"o gwen
oy Mr.. Jonsso,. sas uot based upon 'h'''
sta,,Inen, Of thu facts bat VA the contrary
WIS made up from al orlsi'ff showing @
the iac,s involved IN tbr cs~, II the opIr
ioa given by Mr J,ussoS "es ba~J IN u
full kpowlr,lec III MI the lan anal all The f'cts,
why does not fS1.oserpot ooaaAs. pro
,arp 10 Publication IN the newspapers We
Iearn that several copies of this opinion are
III tosn, Kept AVA, from general inspection
", should be GLAD to ae II Il TT No other
tsasop. than a. Iaa,isf ii curiosity :" az
how clescri, r~si lawyer van make hlark
aplsar white H., hi" late tSc"''cneN lT"
iucv the opip,o'
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Il uninproeei !. pound foolish practiee.
and should have been ,,oppsi long ago.
Col. WV II, NoBLEs is still ia The clty.
10 soar readers ln,sd not speak II b ar
soaal meri,s. nIP'r1sil va naainiyo"ine
to his energy, iniciByeper ard iCklrss that
III appropriation o. ss0ooeo, 'ess uas''e Tor
wagon road FROM Fort kearney connect
ing with the road from Fort Ridsely) to the
pass. bearing his name, ia the Sierra Ne
ada. IT is highly probable the government
win secure bis services "a the general super-
intendeni Of the road. The secretary Of
the Interior has the matter under cons,lera-
ton; and it viii require a little time 20
frame the proper instructions 10 carry out
the act Of Congress This wagon road viii
advance civilization. How many millions
Of the public money have been wasted; and
viii man say aught against opening an
avenue across the vast domain between the
Missouri and the Pacific, War, some say,
requires tina, road should be buiit. but
thu blood Of slaughtered emigranis cries
from the dis,an, prairies that the govern
ment should no longer delay to make con-
renient highway across the plains,
JoHS APPLETON, Of Maine. has been cdi
tor OF the tn,oa month. and now termi-
mates his connection with il. and goes into
the State Department as assistant Secretary.
He was chief Clerk in that department when
Mr., BrcnANAs was Secretary, and between
them cordial friendship has existed.
! am informed by Lord NAPIER that it is
not probable Parliament viii take any nc
ton To impair the privileges and jurisdiction
OF the Hudson's Bay Company for some
time. His lorlship talked freely on the sub
jet, and appeared to Ia thoroughly CONVEX
cant with the history and condition of that
Company It Is not TO be credited that the
British government conteinplates making a
penal colony Of that territory. Lord INA
PIER - an accomplished statesman and like
a really able man does not SEEK to inspire
Inspect by 4 naughty reserve.
Besides bring ,hrong,d by omigrants,
Minnesota will this season attract q Iargr
number Of transient visitors \
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IN, Consultations, s..s,"sss".

We ste glad to lrnn tina, srcnt IA et's' "
manifested ,hruughuu, the Territory, by III"
Democratic nas@~. IN reterp'r :" 'a sl'
preaching elec,iou N pclsgaic' 10 thr '"n-
s,i,u,ional cou,enitou In a,rm- II thu enun
ts-e, calls havr already hscn is'uc, i"r uonr
mating Con,en,ion.' Others viii s"oa I"'h'"
this sssmplc. AMI w = WY shui tuie. y"
hope 10 ~ \ thor urh gayty "snn0a''"n
,sffectni IN ever, county. and candidates
placed IN nomna,,u WIN are uot Snl, c's-i
democrats. TIA, men II iairut ,nt,yr',, and
,.rrsoual pcpalari,
II this eour-' i par-ucd III 'Nas c1tu'N
IA the Tsr,.otv. the t'em@'rv'w issti, vii
~curc large major',, IN the Constitutional
Convention our majority IN 'ha' '.s''
canuo, be too larry, lut It May b. l,e e''a'l
10 he always edtc,N~ The aim. 's'n' cd ''''
pemoSta,ic yc,cr- "a each c''ua'y, ee 1t tie
pabllean or Democratic. should h" to -''"r'
the nomination Of the bss, men ia their d''.
uict and full turn ent II ,hc e'eS'ors ~
the day q election locai di0erpo- a'Si
qaur,rls between rival ,owni aud portions .,
e,un,ics. should he ispor~i ior the Nuy
coed teascu that tho Convention can lS<si-
DIV ha,e no influence sroo their sc,'ie'neu''
api especially in the ,elec,'oo 81 saod date
great carr should lie exercised. Il VIC 1'sirs
70 tc saeysslal a, the polls The pcsision
Of tel-fs,ss 10 ceosuntioual Coa,enucn
inquiries o,hy qualities ,h-a ,hoss sa''ae : "a
wsri OF Is~ nc, Iob,le,ans, " man.ei s-1r'
i've say Il with all dee rsprctl hnd To IL
way nta the Territorial Legislature, ~ by
,bsir ps,i,sapoc ia s~'snos aesainaac'
a,l lack Of srry qaai'eoAI.oo ieF the rs
too, bring der~, spoa thsY party The
candidates for delegate sho'aI bavv sn'egi
srno ct high orlcr aui,Sd With practical
apsrirno, 'siacal'oa aDi sound iadsmeu,
!, !. ooy by the so.eaa;',a VI such mru a'
San hopc 6t sacrss
IN ay,.al stfons IlcDc, ta',, ,,'aatsA u
srs rari,cy, thc i'ahocrAey IA'c h'h"r''
,.sn s,y,d,d Ca ,,.si lss.s,- ald a. a NRg-
aasoo. oar oppus~ass have Ose saos'ssiai
Tbs result Of tbs unfortunate state Il shaus
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rstns wAns DxsoesAric Mrsriss.~-fhs
Democratic voters Of Tho Third Ward Of The
city u ~ Paul. are hsfsby requested 10 ss-ern
BILE =, the School House In ss'd Ward on Nat
urday svssing neHi, tho 18th ip-i., 10 select del
sga,es to the CITY Democratic Convention, and
10 place 10 domination candidate fnr Alder
man, 10 bs ssppor,sd ny the Democratic voters
u sxis Ward.
W order u the Committee,
nicaARp iastAsn,
A. C, Josrs
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uspl. ~~sas.
} VI SNss. sscy p'o is~

The extremely high prlr OF sugar AMI
niolasrs, has stimulated the ~,tlsrs in j,fkr'
cut por''cns II the Territory, t. a'snu'ae-
,ais arsc quanti'Is II mspsc sugar Al
though the sasou has b'vo aoprorit'o1s'
owing TO the freQaen, ehaag~s IA the weather,
yr, The Qaaa,i,, made lsryvly esN>Sis that
II suy pvvme. N~r 4 gcutissnan ~a'
Aas e,v', crpr,aaity Of acquiring e'rr~'
,utpsnAiioa. informs Us ,bc amcan, II sugar
manufactured M thu shows NJ lake Num-
tsoSA. this .trinv v,Ils la'sS pran's'
AMI that Ayr 9aaa,i,y ei uselsss's has as'o
lssu taro,d oa, We p'~ams ,hcrv . 40
part ~ TIM ccatnenI, ~hs~s thu sugar aSs
pic alSarsis to the sam rN'cn' As "a the
us,gh.vAcNl " tbs S,Nailtal al,
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GsssAss N Mi>sssuA IN. CINCINNATI
Ga.s,fr 1t 18th says Above ~" han
dr-i prrscn,. all CONNECTED With 'hc Gcrman
rurncr Associations, l'il 'his city On >aiur
day 't~ New Tim. IN MinDeSnta vhere the
Turner'S have h~n forming a s.t,rmen, since
the election dithcul,ss two war since
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W. publish. this morning call fr IA
Democratic City Con, ention. Ia meet al The
Court Hons, IN Friday, She first ol day
May, Ia nominate candidates. tor Mayor.
City Marshal aud Treasurer
II will he the duty Of the various ward
Committees. to in.iieste the time ior the
Ward Meetings, to elect delegates to the
City Convention. and 10 nominate Alder.
men
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Tbs Dsssssysus ts,sfs ~ iss ahfsfeai wsfss ~ M
ui, Il NJ rssi aye rsssssss 10 ssnd ssiss.Ass 10 @as
~ Coes.sass 81 Ne coan iiss.s. Co tridsJ srsnins
ssy lot; si;k sssss, y n. to somi.sAs ss"Assss ie
Mayor Tfssssrss asa xssshs N Ne serpasiss b, ~
p.ssssy Of he cpr II ~ vass ., NE saas'ns s'.ela
lie several wssas v be ss'i,lsd 10 Ihs .sss naAss
a asl.s.., a. tsa year wf. ALHsAt
uAsswAa Ds~aessss cs~s.'''ss 80 lbs 'bi
81 Fssi Assi ts tssi ssrf1l,s
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,bur ws-hisgta" Letter.

u .,pra,s, 81 uase s~egrrs-Nnu-sss Npl.1s slfu -
f'tss Lands Tisbsf Agrn'.- The Pr imT'."h ~vs
,sm--i'ai Nab.ss-ioah Ayrlstnsi--tiad.1n h't tor'
p.ns lnFd NaptSF-tIt.tEra. su
yls,,o 81, GO t.,lrsf t's,--s spaalaa.
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Ia accordance with thu pros ,sions ri the
AZ, 1T incorporation, the stockholders 81 the
Northern racih, Railroad COMPANY me,
IN this clt, on Monday Int, snd aie"t'Nl III"
ft,llowins hoard 81 pIr~tor'
Nussssa tles. Ramssi, Wm, II, Asishai
J. " stoos, LlmnaJ Rice, ~ Paul Franklin
steele, ren snsliias. ) Il. prlsnr an'i william
William, s,llr si,fi n, y. Rss>eil. ainnsapeli.
10. hard Chute, 81, tn,hont.
hts.ss. WIN n, usdea, chicago: /, II. John
atom, woadsiock, }. H. WisE,ns, Chicago.
,Ns,r rmk Charlie. Builer Nrs N"'k citN
k.na N. n Rsker Cin,on.
sa,s llac,sn riliou. Cleveland
The attrnlancr II stockholders ifnm ~til
water, -. Auihouy Minneapolis AMI ~,
Paul. anil also ifum abroad was hrgr.
The Beard of pirec, ". held their first
mre,ing yesterday At The ofir of EpNrNp
Ri,s The following il an oaiciel r"pcr, NJ
the Bnari
Al an ailourrri ur-t,nS II thu Bsnl III
pirr~tor> " the Naf,hcm Pacific RslIroa,l
COMPANY. held At thr nair Of EeSrSp
Rur, Esd, IN ~, FAM thu following oi'''rr~
wrrr elected
r,..d.a Frsnkha sie'ir.
Id, P,,ul,.f u u hi,nr tptusa triton.
>.s..fass James " ta,io.
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A v.LrABLs MiNr.-The annual report
OF the Minnesota Mining Company states that
the gross product Of the mine for the past
y,ar has been within u fraction II $50
tons of mineral, against | l35 tous in 1889,
aud that the market value OF this product
including nearly 81 900 worth OF silver is
about 100000 The eutir expenditures
Of the year. in round numbers, arr stated TO
have been IS, 900: leaving balance OF
$4,000 ne, earnings, equal TO IN. per
share on the capital stock The average
number oil miners employed was 22h
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iss Ro, MtxrsnsS The sca'sWN NJ
M.t,As., to Tho asr,lcf " W. tyiI, IN
Lana.ia a.sl shach gas du,st~d 10 h. cr'
rad ,o,o ctsS us tbs llsh II April has
b.sp cosa'u,ed 10 inSrS1mSn, 10 'he FRO
unc,Al rru,icu,iasy Av lib.
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Ia. Bo~tca tiia,. Te4sgsays. CA,0us.i.
ami Trsreiss nave t~--n osr-aiidatfyl. 1Hi
the now IAis- = called The Boston Tr'sis
Il = psbiiskel 10 gaarto lorH. aDd il ,i.,s'
the gEe < IN Ne~ NosS lsus
BosLrs h>q ate Il tn -Trirsrf5l MAJ
RsYrHaaa j ;iae ol,'oy in-chlcf as-si.ei 30.
ihe tiS'TsT, departments b. ossups''u' AZ
TT and vpor;srs The 'sssnisaua"rI ba
pcrcha.s,l ons Il Hass ,eu-eyiiD,iss pr'--
CT So ooo. As.i stars ID ia a c.res'au
II .oDno-- IL ,lsIly ',i.is1 o4ng 10000
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The WAshiny'oa tySrspoosieu, OF the
k..tsr n H. Mas LNsr avs thai by
,ss e,srir II ercnomy 10 the Presidential
,nAns,oa during his terra al ct6s, Mr. Fnscs
sas able Ia rvt,r~ With $4,000 10 bis pocket
q atEc,ru, snm ~ n,Ake him comfortAbs
~ many a ", day anil rrr,ec, him from
,hs assAsrSses pos~siy x Aproiias the
uM~rtaIutss II tbs nv sc his daily
eresA
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At the annual mer,ing IT ruEuposy
r,sKEas society IN Boston u was voted
to ,ucrssc tho yearly salary Of the pastor.
Rev, TnyopoKr P,RNrs, from 81 500 to
a. .,oo 7, was also voted to give Nr.
P.RAEa a vacation ot SlN months, IN ac-
eoan, VI his health, AMI Ia supply the palp,,
during that term
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Ia Nesss ma p"zscTati' f2F-s
apyrassSi 10 " asas,as,la - iss lf-a Ms
x Hr F7rrscriy ~ IT. Co.. fa,
sisinr
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Iassy "a, grsai rjo.c'Rs al Neu.pAs,
Tno~s.s lately N tA- rcsssoa II driving
The last sp.kc "a the rs.i eOaocnas Nesa-
ms sai Charleston.
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i.slrER IRON AagSi FiAspRau We
publish this morning letter from Hon
CaARigs FL.SpRAr. Agent for the SioaA o'
thu Mississippi which DEMONSTRATES to Ger
faint, that the rumors 81 Indian murders
in the neighborhood Of Mankato. are with
cat foundation We have good reasons for
believing that the number reported Killed
in thu vicinity OF the Iowa line, has alan b''n
exaggerated
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-23

WASHINGTON Uxio> The SLu,atory OF
Mr. H,snis rs editor and proprietor. ap'
psars in the ta,oa Of the 18th inst Mr.. IL.
saws he brings To the duties ol his pc~'tIon
considerable e,rsrar,cr m ,,Si:'t'al a~s''es,
with NJ small .har, Of zeal AMI faith and
devotion To the great principles Of the Dem
ocrat,c party Col. C,Ersa, of fenna.. ~
tains his position rs Assistant Editor
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-23

The T,ae, evidently appreciates the po~
.,ion IN which il has been placNi, by the
Laundering stupidity Of it, ,Nlitor, In YEA
terlays issue, Txoru wrIggles very mnch
ike a Ash Gu, Of water. II the Editor conld
quote from his nsighbors, without garbling
extracts and distorting their obvious mean
ing. ,here nigh, be some temptation To en-
gag in controversy, in regard 10 the
courSr he has pursuej, in reference to Indian
on,rages
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-23
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Ftset 'Wi'tI'"s On th' IIWs OF W"Vs""".
l.,inw viii To- found the instructions -
sne,l by the General Land Ofice. ID reference
10 pn'cnp,ions by actual ~t'ler- on thr'
line Of the proposed Railroads in this Tern
tory. Il viii h. seu the Land Department
holds ,ha, all prescriptions on the line Of the
Railroad. are valid. where the sttlemrn,
wa. made up 10 the date Of the Cling in th"
District Land Oflccs. by the Railroad com
pan,.-. pla,s Of the route OF the road.