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FoRr i:irtl,. Aag 20
wtote 90 you on sun,hy e,ruirr last.
Of the urnier ii German Gear ,hc Nj.
sion a, nuli Lake. 10y ,hrvc lml,ans who
hal he'n arrested by t'ir nr'mi,yrs vi the
Mission, eni broaght down a. far q. ,hS
place They wotc iuwan!d immediately
I" Reilc Pairs IN charge ot Inv yosing mrn
sbn arrested them fhsN ee.n dg.l-.. -: 81 ~,
ni,tei by Justhr i.Sur,N "a u,c s.fa,,
night an, given IN char.c ~ sheriff rsrb
at IAt,lc Falls
The Shtrlif teft Ii,.h, Fails with ,hc Trb.
aners, q, Nonlay ah,nt p.on When sbcst
~ milcs heyoed fa,t river. h. WAS ovel'
tsAru by party from Swan RIVER, symci
~i,h rcsolser' who violcniiy 'o.,s the prs.
oscrs ftVm Tho >herir' AMI brought them
bach ~ swan RIVER, iIss ag oia,eed tkrm
tA.ssthcr they ,c,bk ,lsm Usi q; town n si,ost
distance. aud hunk ,hsu sll tar- ,nsc'h,r,
on a tsnaracs pole plasol ia the ernts'h,.
II tive ,ak .rtrs. aSoui iusk ~ the s..Hsr
evening" TN sb a,xt mosuing tsc, acre
last1 dr~a anil tesi,d N b',.c. chained
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have sup0sl''ol ,Ar 'lf' * esvsy white MAJ
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NJ lNxo.n rs,afuy,i ~ she N~i N hssi
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Ina, They ~ss.d take c~sc " NJ. Sasss@
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-27

lHp Ttvss The i,far, of y,sl,.,ia,
prvtoi'ls e. give an Account sd tAc private
nwrr ,a senator itaoLA.. at the lallcr
lioue'. 81 Saturday c,saIag. tsery prc-
,on,lo,l statement ii facts, IN liz ariicl, c,n
ta,u' az many lies ~ 'l~ language eontI p'e
s,hiy Accommodate, every notice 81 ,pivida
ala Is rypi,tn With ISLANDERS snl f,lsehooi
anil in Tact, tln en,ire afiiolc ,q ulrl up NJ
.,npii inventions eosarily bees aal siii
mnre cowar'tly llis''s, anJ tbis rr'trd De
scrpthm ot Tn article !, all TIE attention is
u,crits
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-27

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-27

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lrswn ;rom the Iis.as The R-m aow
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-27

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-27

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-27

In the rcawn,lcn SATURDAY. q achsiul

In the tca~n,isn Saturday. schsNiuh.
was c'isgt.l hy NJ !. u liauwS. 1t pro.
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V,hs fsf M ei,ytrN u state oilctrs mem
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ihe state hs' 'sstn amirahly sfrsHgui -
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~ fsRn-Nr tttr ar tsayGLAE. The iias =
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wii Fgf Ha tteusritra 80 re f-ptceatea ay
tot uaa sAp ajtcs rate. q at II yrins giss a.
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thAt Dec esH ~ iaiiz"r tsr2sf u;th the people
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kNscg thy c>c'os.,r rf,a,r'y cf lG'nss' ta,
Of. III rccs, aaiiau.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-27

The cfsns ri the Irs~sr an. DsncrG'
last ~eek ,es,iy"t tros Nrv York oce u
Tsyldss Mammoth cvliplsr i'r-~o~ ia
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-10


DR.. Isaac ]. hayes, Surgeon of the ship Ad-
vance, and one Of those who accompanied DR..
Kane. on than memorable expedition which
she'd such glory on The American name, lately
deI4ered . most interesting Lecture before
the Maryland Institute, at Baltimore. In
speaking of the OPEN Polar Sea, DR.. Hayes re-
markea:
The northern terminus of Smiths Strait
was yet undeveloped, and every member of
the expedition felt personal interest in wish
ing that IL should be known. Moreton was
Despatched with the dog team and E.qpimaux
sleds-making his starting point depot Of
provisions that had been deposited at the
eastern terminus of the Sound the previous
fall. Tie results Of this journey are we'll known.
MOreton found new channel opening from
the northwestern angle of the Sound, free
from ice, and travelling - miles along It's mar
gin on the ice afoot, lie looked out upon an ice
less sea. This was ia July.
Whether this is an open water space
throughout the winter-what bearing it may
have upon the question of an open polar sea,
the existence OF which was long ago predicted
Il will not attempt to discuss. 1t will fill its
place among the facts of physical geography
W TIE uSCtolOH OF wiser PeaQs. ave oDty
one thing to say in relation to it. The Polar
sea is yet riddle. How long shall it be suf-
fered to remain so9 VIII not some one be
found-and be too an American citizen-who
will penetrate this mystery, and place the
question beyond doubt, treading the shores
OF this Polyma, and embarking upon its
waters, unfurl at the northern axis of our
planet the flag that has heralded human pros
gress around the world, and covers with its
sacred folds the onward march of science
think there will. | think the question should
claim the attention of our Government. A
small screw steamer, fitted out at tridng ex-
pense-a small crew, with brave hearts bea>
ting in patriotic bosoms is all that is deman-
ded. Speaking for one person, can say that
the greatest joy of my life woald be to stand
where geographers predict an open polar
ocean
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NWNt OF It IENt N-taItHUIH " IT oIUFUUVs
THE COURT or NAPOLEON,
SOCIETY," UNDER THE FIRST EMPIRE,

SOjlETE UNDER ThE FlRST EMPIRE,
with Portraits Of its Beautts, Wits and Hesones BY
FRAsK d. GoorRIcH (Dict Tjto) Royal Quarto Turkey
Antique.
The subscriber respectfully invites attention to tbs
tho7e Presentation Book, which undoubtedly will be the
popular, d,sirlbe and successful Cir Book Tor It's
size and price, vet produced in this country.
2 THE REPUBLICAN, COURT Or, Society in the
DAYS OfWashngton. Twenty one Portraits
8 THE HOLY GOSPEL. Illustrated with forty Ergra-
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f. ORNAMENTS or MEKORY; Or, Beauties Of
History, Romance and Poetry, with eighteen Engra-
wings from Orig nal Designs.
5. TIE MOORE GALLERY. A series Of forty eight
highly finished Engravings OF Portraits, Land ctpes,
&c illustrative Of the beautiful passages his
Poems
6 HONE AUTHORS AND HONE ARTISTS; Or,
American scenery, Art aud Literature, with thirteen
Steel Enuaviugs.
7. THE FLORAL KEEPSAKE. Thirty Engrsyings
elegantly colorsd from Nature.
s. TIE GEN OF The SEASON. Ten beautiful Illus
tra,ons.
9. Leaflets OF MEMORY. Ten elegant EngrA-
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10. THE SOUVENIR OF FRIENDSHIP. Christ
mas and New Years Present. Elegantly inustr ated.
IL. THE KEEPSAKE. Christmas en-. BY J. +.
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IL. THE BOOK OF BEAUTY Eight splendid EngrA-
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IA. THE GIFT BOOK OF GEMS. By H.w.Iou
Is. POETRY OF THE FIELDS. Passages from the
Poets, descriptive Of Pastoral scenes. Elegantly IL
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ALsO.-An elegant q Albums, PAPER Maehs
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I Boxes ROsswood and Mahogany Desks, Ladies CAbas,
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del sac CHAs. .. SMITH
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SCHENIE.
0II -.
Tickets, 81 Halves, $2-Qusrters 81.

Tickets 81 Halves, S2-Quarters 81.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
Same as the Royal Lottery CubyWith this differences:
the Havana Lottery has 5000 Numbers-this has only
15000
There are wheels each Of which there placed
two Locks The Supeuuteudrns have each a aey 10 the
Locks an the wheels cannot b. opened unless both
present. There placed ia the wheel Of numbers in
tubes containing slips of paper with the numbers from No
70 Is goo. In the wheel o. pTz there aced tin
tubes containing slips OF paper with the prizes them
ranging from $4,000 to $ltO
When the drawing place, vhich viii be ia public,
the wheels are unlocked, and at revolving the
Der drawn OF the wheel OF numbers at the
time drawn Of the Prize wheel by boys with
b1red TO the shoulder and budoded-the tube is slipped
of and the number held up and enrolled that the Who
AN 1.-THE NUMBERS thea cal Ell % and reg
sered by the Superintendent. 1he Prize dawn credit
ed the number drawn at the time, and NIL
all prizes drawn out copy Of the craving is then
the printers, and after comparison the "a eriDteu-
dents cerf the Of the drawing These Su.
perinteudeuts to perform their duty without
fear or favor.
Il will be perceived that in this plan every prize is
drawn out, and OF person must get them
drawing is every ordering tickets. The prz
payable thirty days after tr5wnR, IN fun, without dis
count. ~ Drawing takes place every Saturday.
~ Orders for tickets addressed TO q. II. WINTER
Box $751; Nashville, Tenn VIII be promptly attended 10
JAMES +. WINTER, Manager,
Jan 10 1871. Macon. Ga
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-10

ArrEMPr To PcIsoN THE PATRoL IL VRerSIA.
"A diAbolieal attempt was made on Wednes-
day last TO poison the Patrol of New Kent
county. Tie fae,s IS stated % Us are briefly
these: The Patrsl, whose sphere OF operations
was near the Court House, made the residence
Of Capt. 7. >. Morris their rendezvous.
Among bis domeslies was negro girl, whose
father Is a slave named Pleasaute, belonging
10 Ars. Fanny Thnberlake. Al The instigAlion
Of this fsnd, tie girl poured . quantity Of
mnriatic acid, with which she was provided,
into decanler Of liquor kept fer tie Patrol.
Ii SO happened that on Wednesday night the
Patrol failed 10 visit Capt. Ms. bat tlse Cap
tain partook Of the poisoned iqnor himself
In very short tins he became eelirious, and
fortunately elected the baaeful dranght from
his stomach. The voInit afforded him rellef,
and be speedily recovered. The girl made a
fall confession OF Der guilg, and With her father
has been committed 10 jan 20 await a Judicial
examination. We derived these facts from
eliicsr Norris. OF this city, bsother Of Capt.
MoFris.-A ieAEoad Wig, Der. SIsf.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-10

MAIDENs, BEWARE! Madame n, q
celebrated beauty. had the habit of whitewash-
ing herself--so to speak-from the coles of her
feet to the roots of her hair.
One day she discovered that certain pimples
like a group of little volcanoes, were PIERCING
the thick crust of dead white, and threatening
to cover her arms with pathological ara
basques.
Under the advice of physician, she ordered
medicated bath, and with the hesitation of a
woman of delicate nerves, she plunged there
in her beautiful peTson.-Hardly had that
adorable plaster cast disappeared to the neck
in the sulphurous wave, when suddenly from
head TO heel, the whiteness of milk changed to
the bronzed blackuess OF an Ethiopian. You
would have declared her negressbadly whiteG-
ed, or black white attacked with extraor-
dlnary cholera symptoms.
The last supposition prevailed, and the
physician called in haste, laughed immodera-
teiy.
Madame" said he, you are not i'll, you are
a chemical product. You are no longer wo-
man; you are sulphuret. 1t is not now q
| question of medical treatment, bat Of simple
| chemical reaction. shall analyze you.
"Come, shall submit you to bath of sui
phuric acid diluted with water. The acid viii
| have the honor to combine with you-wil
take up the sulphur aud the metal-will pro-
duce sulphate, and we shall find as precipi'
tate very pretty woman.
Snowy Dianas, Jet this serve you as q lesson
Never use a white powder which has mstali
base Courier des Etats URis.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-10
NICARAGUA.

IL persons d--irous Of emigraHug Nicaragua the
y steamship Tcxls," which sails from New Orleans
The 2G.h inst, viii address
l.. NORVELL WALKER, Ageft,
Nashyi.e, Tennessee.
TEBYs Each emigrant pays his own expenses 20 New
Orean,; passage from New Urieaas to Nicaragu FREE
Two hundred aud fifty Of land aud $50 per month";
paid to efch euigrant Zach emyrsn Is required 70
main ia the country twelve months, unless dicd rg
Ell rom his obic ali0n-.
gs- Mr.. Walker can be found at his rooms over W. T.
Berry & Co 5 Bookstore. ian3-d2w
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-10

tY- The freedom of the press has recently
been the subject of litigation in England. Lord
Lucan, who gave the order for the fatal charge
at BalaklaVa, was severely criticized by the
London News. He thereupon sued the pro-
prietors of hat paper, and the jury very pyo-
perly returned a verdict in favor of the defen-
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memphi. and Little Rock Railroad.

The discussion, in the City Council, in rela-
ton to the appropriation of the Navy Yard
property to the Memphis and Little Rock Rail-
road, was brought to a close at their last meet
irg, on Wednesday afternoon. The PROPOSE
ton of Aldermen Dupree and Barry, as mod
flied by tie amendments of several other
members of the Board, was adopted. Their
plan proposes to lease the Navy Yard proper
ty, and when $3.50 600 shall have been sub
scribed to the stock of the Road by response.
bic private individuals, then the city is to mort.
gage the property for the purpose Of raising
$3.50, 900 more-all the property Of the Road
to be pledged to the city to prevent the posi-
bility of loss. This is probably the best plan
that oould have been gotten through the
Board, and it remains to be seen now wheth-
er the private stock will be taken, in order to
secure the city appropriation.-Mem EagLe.
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RANDTSIA SENINARY.

VNHF undersigned lite Professor % LangaaEss in he
nashville University having sold his Farm the Md
az Frankin FuTnuike, out 20 remove 70 the place he
has purchased the 6alatu Turnpike ~ ns irom the
Nashgila Bridge Tbs next session % the Seminary sill
therefore opened .here Monday the 81 OF Febru
ary 1887 and continue TO the lst OF JAY For heath
AMI morals better nelAb1Tho0d can where Be i0und
An The auches constituting thorough English, Classical
and mathematical Educston viii be diligently taught, and
such course Of Intellectual discipline pursued viii Be
best calculated 10 develop harrnouousy al The iaalses q
the mind. Strics parental attention will b. pa 70 the
morals manners, habits AMI health Of pupils. fes ati-
onal Boarding Pupils can be received. Day Scholars
also respectfully solicited Terms the former 500 per
session q ave months payable in advance for The latter
A. fauI-8vl NAfhi- CROSS.
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Hickory Flat, Tenn.

A REIsIoUs DAILY PAPER "A New York
correspondent writes:
a new daily paper in the interests Of the
Episcopal church is in contemplation here. A
new feature this in American jourualism--a
daily religious paper. A well known capitalist
Is to furnish the funds, and the present rosour
ees Of weekly publication are to be absorbed
10 the undertaking.
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rsE- A Gre, which wss supposed 10 be ne work
Of a aesndary, destroyed several small houses in
Charleston on the nighs Of % lnst Tue property
was generally insured, BAT ihe loss Of tbs iaseFance
eonpanIes i nsht-Roysl Insurance eomFaay Of
Liverpool between $4,000 and ssooo; German Ma
taal $1,000; aud another eaioe sieo0
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BURNED TO DEATH.-The Shelby Net0s says
"On Monday last, Mrs. Nancy Moore, wife of Mr..
James F. Moore, of this place, was burnt to death.
She was alone in her room at the time of the cas-
ualty. When discovered, we learn that she was
lying on the bed, either dying or dead, her cloth
ing all burned off of her, and the bed on fire. 1t
ia supposed that she subject to fainting fits,
she had one and fell into the fire. Afterwards re"
covering, she had arisen and thrown herself upon
the bed, where she was found"
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For the Patriot.
o, magic Of tone aud word,
Loved all too long and we'll,
i canuot close my heart and ear
Against their laithless spell.


i cannot close my heart and ear
Against their lsithless spell.
L. Z. L.
II We must part, beloved one,
Speak you've spoken now,
Low, son, and sweet, and press your lips
Once mere upon my brow;
And clasp ny trembling hand in thine;
Though wild It's pulses thrill,
Beneath thy touch, as tails sad heart
Throbs more wildly stiIi.
oAl how thy gentle accents fAa
Like music on mine ear;
Zach tene vibraiss within my soul
SO mournfnl sweet and clear,
wish sometimes eesii yorgd,
And eOldly turn like thee,
And Eorship at some other shrine,
Bat tiat can RereT be.
For IN my heart thy nenory lives,
Thouga mine 10 ess viii seem
Bat as the Lotus shAdoS" cast
Upon thg HES clear stream,
Above whose tranquil waves nay Hopes
Bright star ersver shine,
And light my hume IA faturs years,
with 1ors a. pure niaS CLARA.
BEzD's NEsE corFAeR. Nashville, 1851.
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.- An exchange relates remarkable dog case,
thus:
Charles Houston, a man well known on the Ala
ALBANIA river, but the last few years resident o
California, was killed by the explosion of a steam
boat near San Francisco few months since. 4
noble Newfoundland dog, owned by him, escape
injury, and dragged the body of his master to tn
shore. The dog was sent home to the mother
the deceased, residing in Perry county, Alabama
On being shown daguerreotype of his lost master,
the dog Immediately recognised it, and commenced
licking it, sending up the most pteous howls since
that time he has refused all food, and means al
most constantly When last heard from he was
in dying condition, and is probably dead by this
time. Where, in human history, can be found such
an instance of devoted love, and intense griefat the
loss of loved one.
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FRy- The Texas Rpu5Iieaa informs Us that
fifteen negroes, who had been freed by the VIII
of their master, Gabriel Moore, deceased, were
recently sent out of the State, in compliance
with the law-their future home being Cinein-
,.tf
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