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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-19
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si,1~s II HE rsassf .ad D-mqsss
Hoine TINE since n0tic'd MI article ~
your p~per rom C"As. u. DAvisos, u Fa.
ribaalt, IN regard tn fruit Trees tie asks
" "frni, Ir"'S from 'Iiinon "r indiaha
nurseries will stand tl@ severity Of Mime
'ota climate especially on tho bleak prai'
rl~! " there are nnr~ris~ containing
thrissy and good "izTd tr"~ ~ WISCONSIN or
this Territory, where farmers here could ob.
TAIN some Ann " any one can rrcoin-
oS1m any p'a" 10 protect 'h'a" from The "-
'efi'y =" w'i'''r'
ms inquiries "o'"''"'i III 'he "''"'e' ~
sM's '!a'.'n,n ,.en On u. aon ,ll!9r!a'ea: iits4
v" e"P''" i"'S'""' W any "'"f '"a' mas
wv" "r"'g". "''fe 'm people " MINIS"
-o"' Su'' u"s' inquiries SELDOM 'feat' any
particular '''''''-'' "'' o"' 'e" "e'' !" con
n"er '~'h o' any importance.
some 'hrr or 'onr years s'i'c" Tue writer
''S"Ss" 'h" ""' a"e'''o" W u" f"@"r'
"'"' "'''' "'"' "'s"' w "" "''"'"' !"
""' 's''"'" "'' w ''"" NV
'""' wv" !" """"'" '"@ '"'"N''o"
"'"H ''""' inc '"' t'a' W" h'' cnshs'n ~
u" l'''rN''y ou'''"-H' "h'" not a "" ''el'r
's' ua' jf"" do"A' H'f @ fo'soi ~ N" fG'
rd6'y We phsissi ourselves that u frl't
could 'T grown here We were bound todo IT,
~" mat We hr'n'y '"a"'V'" mat u could he
'i"""'
We continual 10 wriie for the Pioneer
AMI other papers. until we supposed The ques-
tion setilst, and that too IN the affirmative
IN met W. had the 'lt."''rc oi eating apples,
and most other Kinds Of fruit, except the
I~ach' ra's''i IN Minm-o'a.
The position a'''''n'd by the ~r'l"r' IN
''r "o'set' VIVA thai all kinds ID ifait grown
several dcHr'rr south oi tins, '~cept the
peach ""''d do we'll herr II grown m "'r
""' "' hfonsh' IRON below N hrst rate
e"'"''''"" "'S' '"A''' ge"d care "' alter plant
'ng Last winter hal 'e"ieney To msiiiy
our op'"'"n very much :" Say the bN''.
W" have now colne :" The conclusion thai
'rsw rum the south or Fast. 'r'd na do,
'"' s~r iA"s 'a'.'d here sr'ff " ee''a'"
'"r"f'''' That 's ot ih" apple Ia "ar grounds
last winter thr~Niourfhs of the kthls were
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-19

Frssa ncgs.aisal cwsvspssisa
W,snxdrcy f.t..wrs 2f 1857
The hill authorizing Mia9~o,a Ia hsm
u State Constitution l. pSssd. 4 day cr
two agc |, ~vn~d To b. IN so,ne peril in the
Scnste an amendment having hrn adopt.
cd DISTINGUISHING iargr portion II thu w.
,er II the Territory, roph wv~ gra,ly
surprised that the Senate sh"ukl e,hih,, 81
much mcw higotry than could evrn bc inn
pa,,Si to "Rrpuhlican. A. Amwricsn" iIcu~'
I Representatives. Thero Is vra, ,hisr~
eaoc G,wNn Foreigners vho hang r,und ale
hoas~ in our larvr cities AMI ,h,sr who~'
energy. and intelligence have attracted ,iwn'
10 our distant frontier. Tm latter harr
shown such ,nkrus Of tiiclit, To our ins,iia
tions. an,i such inherai worth af character
a. cn,itk them to the right of franchise
~'Mrh the Tvri,orisl Legislature hasi guar,
sntccl thru Il Is surprising thcr4ors'
that any couSshrahle namhr II >'aa''vs
,,,ald have voisl IA deprive a Tar, of the
voters in Minmscta of that right The ds-
cassioo on Mr. Riaas' amcmlmnt was ks,e
4 distinguished senator r'markrl 10 me
Yesterday that h. hail ~l,inm hstencd 10 81
much non~sv~ as srll ftrm s,r~ cf ,hs sui
ar l,ll tsyy \ Sxnat.srS W. arr in.kbt,,i
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-19

NKw Yonk March
The Persia arrived ALL Will J;y,r.
pool hates 10 ths 2lst Of February
The Arauo arrived AT Souihanr,ion AN
the u,orning If the Goth
IN, news by the pcra, has .ey,r,l G,,,
tur~ o( interest. pI.racli, IN Parliament
sss 10 n,,emnt IN the night Of FRIDAY N,
9o,b. 10 ovcr,br,w the min;.,rv hv n,oy,ny
an Amendment IN the financial hn,I.rt MS
rnrli proposinr that the estimate shnula IN.
ndiusirJ over . .rioJ of the ue,, tbr,,
years, y, es 10 allnw total rpal Of the in.
aome tax.
The Russians are rwuminv the war m
C,rc.s.ia. and ar, repor,ci "a bay, received
, hrvr ammn, oi territory fran Persia.
The 1ondon Noruiny lJyer,isr assert.
tba, Tho Coy,rnp,en, i in noss,v,.ior of a
,l.-ps,cb announcing the total destruction
of canton hy tho British .Ino. Arrow
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-19
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s,ss ~vaia r~sA,sa urles a. Il tns.sr~~.s
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80 tesstsSs, ~sasA a.s l~iy rvaiss s~~ss asi
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rs, sassr AF~,.A s.i at - sss~ss ioaess
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esld . -sra .s.s F.-F i~e sAess srois n "a
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-19

Court. fm the term NJ fift'sn year., and by an
overwhelming majority, considering tlst
the Know Notbinrs swept tbs State that
year. lie Ia soioupd lawyer, ~ hon~t
anil patriotic stsb-mon. No brttsr cioiee
could have bssp male.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-19
TO u L | L. DE L >,
Chap aAd Uaradh Fire Il li'aicr-yrooj
COMPOSITIONS ROOFING.

The sahsrrhrt 's hey pr7iaF'i pe"ynr bHt'lnts slh
thH above hialA a. sha rulea sgt reasonable
hsns cheaper hsa shisgle. snt us bait m rrc- q
and ~ aoraale 80 rlsf. he hnprs 10 fhiasa share 10
patronage Asisitda sNt uairrtrisa@ ir puu4ng ifiu
sti he lrulsata ttpsr be- wlsh cover th.,f
hdii~ss Az lHpsrs addressed 20 h,a - Pad. elu
tserivs poemll aiseutnr iunN q pcN hkftN
EaLil Nalaa 4 l..
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-19
Nj PAUL


T.... ~ ~" Me-ir~n 80. LASS MICH
!.igtw. Thompson. Mics.
W iss. .sae !, I1so.y sy y
sass C1ses- Aaron V. brown. Tenn.
"'""~ 'Ssm'A"n' "~h'" rem
IH cabinet h strons one, intellectually
M" '1e pafSona and political integrity ~
every member, hsa iesm plansi, by . con
s'sfent and pure public, ~ well IA private
''h' above The taint "f susp'eiop- Anfhr
Recommendation. AMI one which will conI
"'''" u'e Vs"'nss 70 the great conservative
""y I" tm American iSop'e. 's thu h"f
ihat ~ -es"ctson w@ iDt marked by H.
s''e M u@ psr o' t'3 frSHtni' :" concil'
'atH' and rcps~rnt In the government, es-
treme political fAntion. either North or
soush. We IND no attempt made 10 con-
cllisss YIN snsanks of thu Union, by piviw
shcs" the in'utnce afsi political Importance
attending high 'oiicisl p~itionj but, IN the
contrary. the existence Of such extremists
haa 'ssn ignor~i. AMI thu President has ~
ss. ~. S'n's.,.a,u H's'ee's ~ VIC ~
" "''"., " "" ,"'.N o"'"' W. es'"'
p'ih"i W Their political life and actions.
"" UAs" was "''y '"'"u ~ I'M IRE
~ " s'"' 'P.'"'"'i ""'"'nR' "f'
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In Iss.pt all lI.s.s
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WV wv '"'"' ''" "'"' ~ "'"r"S N
.'"'' y" "'' "'i''''""" ""'o's' " W
""'ing the oo'~un''aai'f1 81 The holy ALI
s""' ny wh''h "'"T're the supremacy o'
VI" "N "s~ T" nave '"'" s'e"'~' !" 'f'~'
" " ,'fo' "e'' 'AsS e".f"' ""
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"'e"' ""' acuVe ""'"'*f I" WI" '"'y nn'''
u~ '""'.n " "afeh '"s', y. s'crc'afy ol
s'"r' wh'e W. ''s' eoi'i'ien' 'e''' 'nss VIII
not. IN our intercourse with h're'vn nations
counsel injustice ar oppression. We Lel~,ually
mr hc will not ~iyisc submission 10 out
rage~ upon our dag. or kuroI.an ''tillila,sirr.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-19
A NEW BROOM swEFrs clEAN


its aad gn~i H3l rr,.s, Hs.y lffta ar e.1-sa.
b, sNi,s r.ai Ant s'rr'aulns oplo.ip tp,i h" H,a
s,e''ry tss coripr %, ttnh api w.rs.ass streets.
ehste h. si't he r'gpUny w in'H'h ~ k'eas ct tt.a
hatas - "etsa 1's srrs saS st.sl c.rT. ',4 hadoa
e,.sS @ .e' ii.tS, a'.a.i' tF m,g1t3. .'i.ln: s9
yai tafsntts std ~hl be- able " saH ts' .si, se
ifAir ta>'srg Frsrs Aer lal's ,1j oh.rs ..s,ias
grt of,irrs Jhs ts.N' ssnaa u' turet It rs.-I
.sspoa shall fecese hy the as. teas jaat ,lt.s a
/ saii prizes h h~sfa fsis a-,np0gs ikr
tr's~ shioh saAl ta~' n'r sais va be- ttr,ss-
.sse 10 as auess ,rU3s,a. Inv yseDns a,ae,sni a.i
b. t,Fy asi pr,e-- n a4 s,,ss yill ,u hs ~, h.sa
N5ols rgseeseil' 'o'u o'ii rye a rs,,'. p ssni
Il rssi. G.r,sa rs;.lsda~i@
NlpR,n,Srs' HuItL UuR riIiKnANnl lNCks,ix
Ni streets irosuns lhf si",a'sss isHsna ssaf Pad
ul'ias Aaae NE ss,,r ito.l ,sA .a"roashs ,-a'sl
N SAia' fsnl ana ne rssoAas Pusl'c s as pss
Pase 10 s'coaaa,i.s blh tsfirrs ta4 .cs,tIrrs 70,
e@ 'apphcI ssh a" ar' he market sa'srts Tho l--s
ttia ei NE Hoe, hsi. inasl-4rst Irati ut De-
's'- l,ad,as 49, iu ,e@ e"'se"-s p's'.n M az ~v.
1sse- tsS'sss.ass ts.r,e4" 'N boss e b. w'sh ' g.
sass saNwd
I uNnss T., NeSR s.tHF 8, tl-, RIatH WITS
sn1s "a ssed sni ,,,ie,. fi,.i 1. a~ shfis.i n,ur.
iih'ra iisroari sli'~ ei for hsnass 'syr a-assi, v-
srr pVrchssiog s'sr~Hara r'ss tsr WIS., aus nle
isssassp EANEy p,yu7,
R,lpwt> FESAis SEMINARY WIS rN~rIu
- a.R : -ls = A~-.Att .,,s. - -..s HA
pubns "n~tsr' earys x srron7- i.A-i isassrs So,
sf'sss'p su sg stsvn'n Ell 's- oHasas. ',.,,ei 10
oldest ani h"s' f'fuae '"cses p' no roGnF' Tnrs.a
is'ls,. IN he Va,
Nt thilifen ani tausG ,ff. sst te .'5 .us.'- es
ye'tas ss.ie. tse se'pr, ., s'uaY epsrasa. Narat.
ss"a"rs Nsihews'rs, H"Hs' isHsrs S-ael's. i-.-.u
~agsrsF .eai's. sr ,a. aeta..,4'a sf de r,e ~.
Fs,isl - Wstsr cossts. iFsSss, linear IVA ,ah.c.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-19
ST. CLOUD ADV s.


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c1s CAOCD AOp Hs
& B LoWkr, sTukAUk, COMMISSION. IND fok
- - " '-,--.- :, -
TsuVoDkD u toNTAArLr kAskisik1
V..his ~, A. .nas nS.r ~ ~ oaser I.,rA.ni.
frta ths cun,ry A. well A osher. ar, ,ttse u taAr
1-k a BIN n"hre sonz below
rt,,pt Fpnt raRnok 4 srps nx a.Nn a vef1
Il s.i.r's. s,rs ~ I,, l;.i. - .,.ssars - h.s
- a. csn r,.ke n an object i, roan,r, s.,s,. q, -,
gcios 10 n PAaI Al The conner of Wasknsi.a .v.r,s
aDi ii. dsrtnsin street, 81 cioai. MT
y lyrny srABi.y- ,iEuRon 0e,oDuf,e u.s
eu-n.i an srrn.,y- Iy -ry stshIe A he n.-. i..s
ias 4 ,osa wh.rr b, can siws,s BE- t,and rsss, ~,,h
s.'ttStpf f-ftlKGvN n rMrN AMI nfh. or
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I !. .sl,..ss ., h.as xifh =. pi.s .na ssss, -,
~. i'm. M H. h.~ Of I,,lr. M Winr. % M ths,n
Gown, al The S, Cloud Bakery. Upper Town.
rn,< .yut.. Errps nv uAsn ,nNsraSrIy
Il ~" .'ss,., 80. a, ,:,.s,,.. p,s.,s.s,s -,
y,n','."p III t,,r. Is ws.hlns,an .rsnm. Z,
cloud.
y u..put Iyuu,as ~ utrstry yepps cos
,.o'I' -, hs,I I. .'.no,s 81 amhs, a, III s,,a. =,
- & sas ~ s ssni nas~a ~ - ~ a., a"9s, ~
~, as~ badns. eurnsr .; wsssnTon and Cisn sT--,-
. ugpfr.N un,5sp sr ctnrn Nr-Yupr>
\ ....,.,sJ 80. i,'s.i ~. -. ,'.,,.. -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-19

eli Of this Territory, having taken thr ~
.po'sibili,y to nse the rais~, governing the
bsIy II which by your a,iYrag~ we were
mfmiers, ~ IA 10 stop 10 great extent the
action of ths late Legislative Assembly,
deem Il duty incumbent ON IN 70 state
briefly the r~so'1s which ipiucesl W. 10 take
n step ~ important and NJ liable To misHp
rcSntatiotN.
Even In thu beginning Of the present -n
sion, the other branch II the Iaw-mskins
power, WIS Honicd with hills the most pr.
nieious 10 the future welfare ~ thr J~pplc.
Counties c''t up and established for the pur-
,ose Of making coonty s~is raIlroa.l char
'ers, with unh'nnl of privileges, covering
"r territory in every direction, for the s~pe-
cial hneit of sTecnlator. In town sitss AMI
a e'~as bill. In which the ~luamlering Of
some eighty thousand dollars out u tho re-
sources of the territory. AMI an utter disre-
garl 10 All cp,al AMI fair representation.
werc iis lr,st objectionable kMiar,~, W.
hal tried our utmost b defeat To crown
all. bill providing Tor the removal Of The
60, ..,.s.,.'~',, -. . "'
and pusl,rl through both Houses by ths
,a 49, ''' """"
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Wv ~ " wv A''' i"''' wv "'"'
''''' :" ''' sum W '~'"'y '"o"
r"''' "o'a'S' " W. i'"" Wy "" s"hi parry o'
"" ""' i"''' F" o''"'" 'H""'' 'nA'"
"'"'' wv "'" WV ""'""" w " '""'A s''"'
~ WV """' =" ~ e"' W" INV
"P'''N w" F"P" " "" ''s"' g""
'''" " '"'" "y "" "'pa''" Ae'' ""'
"'1 '' ps'Ia'' '"'''"' s'''T' u" l"r'""n"'
"""''o' o' '''e ~a' " ""'f"''"f't Inc
'"P" '"e'' '""' 'he '"n''"" was IN u ''h"'
s~''o''' when cannot '~ "cruind until ni'rT
VIZ hr'""e state shows the n"' Ia have
'"sh in'e~ts' hT all time to e'ne, aud thu
lact that nemlcrs II the company are inJt
''d""'" high ;" "f''cr' AMI At thu same t''n'
The "ar'"~t "npi"rers OF tl~ bill. makes
The schrtr only tho nw'ro ne'as'o',s on fhs
eve "' assuming 'e mantle "' state awe
reign'y' ignorant 81 the boundaries of such
"'"f' S'"''' any "n"'"~d mind can con
''"e 'he h''y a'm presumption "i the late
iNs's'"'''' AS"""'y IN r'"o''"s u~sf ~
'"'''""'"' ''''' s"F"""W '"e "'' '"''S'
"u"""'
Thus' "'low wef'l<''n' a coo'rnc' '~'w"r
"" i"s'H'"'"fe a'"' al '"'ersr~" company
"'p'""s "" iT"Po " 'ne'r '"S'''"''o"n
'W"" " 's'@"' "'''' "'''"""'g NJ "pPor
''""n""'' INV "'o~' "''"r '''f "t'rmp''n 'e
w "'"s' "ls" any i'""' a." granting
'"S'''"s ""' "''~""' t'"' '" W" ''N''"
WV "'' .'''' " P'N"" sH""'"''' !"
v" '""i" :" ""''"'"''e '""'"'S ""'
w -
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"' nun ''~sr" '"A'f''h' ''~ n"'''"a' ="
snh NNnhhttF, was W'SHt tSWuiuhv W.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-19
CATIICART Il 60. -,

@ TIL Q 4 kT 4 90,
CNii ne attention ~ NE Merchants ani Hp,p~ss N-p Of
NE spassoa sal N.-..ipri y,ll~ys ,,d lh'as bsf no
Na''h~est io 'h~r
Wholesale DEPARTMENT.
They have tAssd t,gl umas rrsonrrt. to plase iovr
whn~.aie Husm.ss fseaHE Nhirh v.l slishe SAINT
Pa, - camps,r with ,h- nss t,si,ts d~po a. Sv.trfn
rraa~ Their siaes scng o,rf sl,apa
FJLIS 7HE UHOLF run FLOORS
~ their .ise,ara tsiati-hu,rpy snd hog es,-r~usr
haa iathsi hsia m ssi-ot l- espiss and tif,is most
Suitable to- III" astsel aal ihsIr e,e.uIsJ asuAlrs an
sbls ti,,1n u
sEi.L Al tilitA ASA - LOUIS rRIcksi
wil' he d,grfeaoe ut tcsgu. adl~t boiy ~l,
iauht ihs. rho r D., tsem The b,.af ~ etais,, u,rr
sthes ani fsrsil-s uptgt Ikw
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-19

i'EAEFEN ENHkRN EEniClNfs> II wa. ANp
VI rrsa sopFiy q ih~Sr ssiussir Necines fnsi rses
e. ~ vslch iAr fssJns 10. tiSNstraS~rs fsyvashs
Fa- NrsAa hsiief~. Hrran Sosiu i41st@aa I've %
ths bysch'sry ~yrp 'slAtr~ns fsnereA Sz-ssF.fiits
PIE tsn aagt hssbs.is tsF,as tSAsignts ans.
we N-ifu sri ts'gh tafaty fAteHtlF ss0H5s csis-
~ - AAfsas tisrsaa siasssn Hfa-'Hrs aisa
especially Sc Fsusss p1<rfsrs
hs rsrrfa asf esA ss NsTs3A,is gsrun. Csshss-rs.
~- has ihe siFs~3snsvrs SsaI sgss h-r az.
afAer q nesslf NJ shrh SasTtas afyt-
81 essaFs-s-i sish usss- 30 .sis hv
NukToS PAIE
-e~a~lT NSrf--alp Esf.H AE'as fh.ryf FsstA
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-19
CATHCART d CO.,
sHoLEssLx AsDsxErsiL p1ALyNssN
FOREIGS Avn no " r. STIC
- RY GO Cd y.

CoAaEscED BJEIStss ~ SAINT FAIL
Fags YsARs ass, p,ea silr LsE ia4laa 'rsns
ga~i hat tins has fran 'hs in.sis Il aa
s,-saf- ,ailAss % Cy af los. laAsb,.as Ae -ing,-
nia 4 r'ssmssrs Ehlsh ars~, n,s.n,. ~ millions.
rhsif saesss- hss ssps psss MA IA. ah-uaaVlsd
Frpgr-ss, TasR ba.sse.s hss
H0gE THAs nSusLED
yvery yssr .nr@ Va s.aa4en~pmsnt rtsy hase f~r~-t-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-19

1 ANp AGENCY JOHN J.. wlissuS ma ATIkS ~
- 0, all bgsnrs- entrusted 10 him In ihs Nay u huytg
aad selling lAnds Ia -,eArEs and BenDa eaaniI~s
tiilce No. 2 ashinstun sV-nae, ut. tloui "
hslsFs-yss-hrsu ,urti. 81 Auils,gy w Gov. Alsi
Ramsey ei. rsu Hon, Lewis ssops, Benoa couaty,
! Ges Losfy. It cloud, Hoiiiasheai becker
- ptu
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-19


Anf Az +hTf aftlrlfa usually ur sale ln Nhoe.zi.
'f'"nIn t*@h'i-inlrni Constantly 'b hand srpik law
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-19

Dku.'roR a CLARK ARR OPENING AND RI
esving The Largest Sack of Hariwar-. Cutlery To-
Farming sud Building implements ever brought 10 the
uppsr country Country Merchants Ia BET and Marri
collected N ra and examine their s.ek ketg~
t+iuN their Washinson street -. Cloud
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-03-19

fAad Once, Saltwater, TN. FULLERTON,
March 4, tssa Receiver
oslpaft.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-11-11

A DUTcH SoMSAMBuLIsT.-Vot shall do nit mine
proder Fretty, no can dell. He stants up ven he
lays toua, valkin around vast awake ven he
ish vide asleep. He sleeps in der ped in anod-
er room as me; l mean, he sleeps in anoder room
in der same ped as /. Vel, week Saturday nite
der daiors sents home my suit NIT plack proad-
clot close. | dinks mex tay wares dem NIT me.
ding. unit Psrpary will dnks looks nicer as my ri
fal, Heinrich Bottishimer. So mex mornn gets up
early, like everybody toes ven tay hass new close,
unit looks arount, ven 10! and peholt find as mine
close hadn't staid put! Te key locked dight init
der toor on te inside, unit ter windows bull to on
te outside of pl nts unit noting proke loose no.
wares looks on tie ped. unit under te ped, unit
arount te ped, unit like der old shentleman Pyron
dells apout, everyvare put in te bed, unit no vints
dem. Den pegins to swarc in low Bennsylvany
dietch, vich sounts very much like der steam music
unit can squalls MKT unit Ter noise vakens up proder
Fretiy. Sourkrout unit grab applesl vat you dnk {
Te scamp has up got in der mite, tressed himself in
dem, unit come pack ter ped nit dem on. TIE snar
dest chew in Chatam street vouldn,: hafe solt tel
whole suit vor vify thalars! If l hadn't known
Frety tone it in his Sleep INT dat he vas more as
coot teal stronger as me, I'd panged him dill hs
vas placker as pew.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-11-11
The Post Office Department.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The present month has
been of unprecedented labor in the General Post
Office Department. This, in good part is attributable
to the prompt action of Governor Brown, who, in a
determination to relieve, to the utmost extent Of his
authority, the effects Of the evermemorable Septem
Der suspensions, caused the orders for payment of
mail transportation to be ready in advance SO shat
Immediately on application, the accounts were ad-
justed and paid. By this arrangement about three
quarters of million of dollars in gold and silver
have in three weeks been distributed TO every Sec
ton Of the country; in many cases the bearers of
drafts in the morning receiving the amounts and re.
turning by the cars of the same afternoon
Another important object has been attained.
Many of the railroad companies at the North, and
some in other States, although carrying the mails in
a manner generally acceptable to the department,
declined entering into regular contracts. With the
opening Of the new fiscal quarter, however, the New
England companies have evinced the proper feeling,
and amicabiy complied with all the legal require
ments Of postal obligations. Others about to
follow the example, which will render the railroad
transportation Of the mails perfect and sats-
factory than ever before.
Added to regular current duties, the preparation
of the advertisements for the great lettings of next
spring have occupied the well matured experience of
the officers of that appropriate division The service
in sixteen States and Territories, embracing the
whole Southwest, besides California, Utah, Washing.
ton, Minnesota and New Mexico, about seventeen
hundred routes, will thus be offered for competition
by far the largest letting ever held.
To the appointment Office the present recess OF
Congress has brought cessation Of labor. The
rapid growth Of the country aud the intelligence o
hardy emigrants have involved the necessity for
many new post offices, changes Of name, changes o
site, so as to locate them at proper distances dis
continuances of the useless. and appointments al
most innumerable-for in thousands of cases each
year postrnasters find themselves too poorly remu
nerated for their responsibility and trouble and arr
quite willing to ,eave the honors to other. In 1858
when President Pierce's administration commenced
there about 22, 800 post Offices; III,
number must exceed $4,000 The average net in
crease over all discon,nuances is one hundred pei
month";
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-11-11

BALTIMORE CIrY.-The controversy between the
Governor of Maryland and the Mayor of Baltimore
all ended in smoke, and the City was left to the May
or-that is, to the rowdies, rioters and similar off
shoots OF Know Nothingism. There were proclaim
ations, correspondence, reports of committees &C.,
and after the stir and excitement of few days, mat
ters were left to take their course the Governor
revokng his orders for troops after finding he could
not get any; and the Mayor becoming very courte-
GUS ard condescending when he found he had every
thing his own way.
AT the time of writing this have not heard
from the election on Wednesday, but probably shall
hear before we go TO press We hope our expecta-
tons may not be fulfilled but expect to hear of
riots, revolvers, bowie knives and the usual imple-
ments of K. n. victories
The reports that Gov. Ligon applied to the Pres
dent for troops, and to Gov. Wise for muskets, are
contradicted.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-11-11

INSANE AsYLuN.-We learn that at the regular
annual meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Asylum for the Insane, held on Tuesday last, Mrs.
E. A. Martindale, Of this City, was unanimously
elected Matron of that insttution-the incumbents
term of Office having expired. From thorough
personal knowledge of the qualifications of Mrs. NJ
in ell respects believe better selection could
have been. made. We congratulate every interest
concerned.
~ Gov. Walker of Kansas, has rejected the
returns from McGee county, as we'll as those from
Johnson and in both instances given certificates OF
election to black Republicans.
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L1ter from T1ljfornin-


New YORK, Nov 2-The Quaker City has arrived
from Havana, having left that port on the 29th.
The steamer Star of the West had arrived from
Aspnwa, and would sail for New York on the 3Oih.
She had sixteen hundred thousand dollars in gold,
besides half million for England.
Senator Broderick. of California, was passenger
by the Star Of the West.
Col Fremont comes in the Quaker City.
There is no intelligence of special Importance.
1t is said that the Mormons propose emigrating to
Russian possessions in America, should matters
prove serious in Utah.
The health cf Havana good The appoint
ment of Count Mirasnl as Governor General of Cuba
was unacceptable to the people Of Havana.
foreign cavalry company had been organized
by Brigham Young.
The Mormons in Carsons Valley would leave for
Utah the last Of October.
The trial Of Treasurer Bates had resulted in YER
dict against him for the sum of one hundred thou
sand dollars.