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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

'heir arch, vbeb Jos-th iem' da,esy ia npsi no 10
the doc, Of ibe ear. and ,osrt ian % Tie ,eoosfs
erd and escb fred In Of Craig. pm
The car v ss full Of pA'sresrs and Il usy vsEl be
.utpo.ed that the oi-iuf hsbce inaed..eiS cssstsd
ID. wike.t alarm smcpg ib.m. SINE shreS tk>n.
selves dawn on the h)or, ohers oo1gsd bshiLi tbs
sssi oihe,s jump. cut Of the windows and gsssrsl
sc.Ie 81 excite meni occurrsd
Tie 6rire vas COZ III uec BY the brothers IN THE vsy
FOR severa utds bat both seemed 10 BE- asdsr
t'ctu.nt that they werc uoase 70 take ds'ecf sic.
sio Sfslg rem nsd unvoupdsd AZ seoe O. De eculd
tc 60, be extracted revolver from the place whess Il
cci frsd, al FIR seversl times, each toe tsh-
uR am ~ Jo~ph. be has since said hat BE did
ret Ge ire TO irjure Robert whom he might have lot
viii tie g'eshf ,Ge. There we're soms twelve q
FirSre tbst be could do noshis In the car Crax
race fer closer action win Joscph vhsn ths lstoer
started to rur ard wss followed By Crse, With The
other broth r IN The rear. Daring this r>ca Ssr 6ed
several ,kos ct joseph, one tatig effect l. ~ ~
ar ininIirg BIN eighty. Robert also ArsA -svSrol
shots at Craig one Of which entered HE back Dssn
the melee Craig vas also pierced in ths gran b. 8
bail. but we cannot say With accuracy run vhsss
pistol. -.
TIE partss were separated ster havicg chased 90
another srospd the depot bu6og for some 6n,s, aad
erdspgeiiIg the lives or q great mary peysooe we
were in The vicinity. AL the parties were Armed WITH
two pissols apiece. Craig IL repre- serted 10 bsvs seesd
eral of cur citizens presept TIE sss
and ore Of them, Mr.. james l. Reilly, narrowly
escaped with hi, HE.
Afer the parties had beer sepsrssed, the N'Kjhbea
brothers were seen surrounded BY some Ave Or IN
,ourg mep, ard II vas Understood were prepsfsf %
mske aro,her stack. The Superintendent 81 O.
Railrcsd Company, Mr.. La lesroius this crtsssd
the conductor to stsrt mmedissely With bic tsutu,
which he cid, brinair Craig along, and lssvisg nsey
Of the rass pges behind Who were standing 10 sqned,
discussing the affair. 80
Craig do ret al dr,t feel any spprehersoss fscu
the wounds he bad received but afr thu train was N
ction they became very painful and he was obliged
to be removed fiom the cap ct Stippepsbuyg, where
be was placee under the medical charge Of Or.
Stewart NJ Kbbeh brothers have since been Indicted
by the Cumb, Rand Valley Railroad Company, aAd
placed upde< bonds.
We are informed that Craig has expressed himselis
several times to pereoas who have visited bin II 6Aip
psnsburg as grafified tina the subject has been .
after Of Litigation. o. il will now eff hin IN op
poiurty TO prove his innocence Of the charges made
sgsinst him.
He .ides 10 Pittsburgh. where he 10 engaged 10 Ne
lumber business ard is said to bs very inssli0eNi
man. The car In which the ahfay took pissa ,Vsl
very much rddled by the pistol bAls. The wcoade q
Craig have been pronounced not Dangerous BIZ Id
phy stefan. a.
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Ahsossh may ro' sscmss 8 ard sishk hsn uos
sbsE he hss b aten hem % 10 far hsr victory being
shared by Queen Bts--vhom any Of them csa bss
one nile 10 fcu This sh< w ths, Il was tbs weigh,
hat bea. them, not the horses.
Nos, allowing Prioress equal ct even weights TO
FL BsAiO, and alowing-which is probably correct
The. the difference Of her sge is cc7ntereasnc"d BY
the loss eaused by obargs Of country, difference of
the coutiriors Of runDicg ard We may say thst Pm
oress rsirg three year old 10 equal TO FL Haklm.
also Q three year old, and 9 very good ose, bu. Of
the .ecot d.rste And thot ~e are convinced is the
ncst than can be fairly claimed Coz Prioress vz an
equality with the best Of the English secoud.raters Of
her own sge.
The Cambria gestire st1ies, ct the newmarket
Houshtor meeting, will come off 10 q few dass, when
P,oress vii sgsin iup with nearly the same horses,
and on nearly the same tsrms, except that she Will
cary Eve pour d. extra, being har Gcspped two pounds
lighter, bat cspyiOga penalty Of seven pounds extra
for ~nrrg the Cessrvi'ch.
The Csmbrdgesbire lie, however, only one mile and
half toe Cesarwitch being two miles two furlopgs snd
twenty eight yads-ssy two miles and quarter
which is come shat in favor of the heavily weighted
horses Of course the shorter the distance the lees
the sx1s weight tes. Ell Hskim and Queen B,ss
both run sgsir the former carrying ore pound above
Priaess, irc'udrs her penalty, aud excluding his
year the latter canyipg fifteen pounds less. Il will Be
. curious race ts results will prove much eoncern-
il tie real effect Of extra weight We incline to be-
beve that Pr has fair chance, but that the
will be with other and better horses.
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CUPREME COURT, KINGS - COUNTY 5.

John B. Stevens Samuel Schn, lcr Cs.harine
Schuyler his wife, John Cross William G Valentine, The
President Directors sod Company of the Mechanics Bssk
u iusm.hursh, The Ashuolot Bank, Chs'les De Burg
ton Thomas O. Benton Adam Van Allen, Ebent Hill, WI
Ism Thomas James L. Hyatt, Rensselaer, ktobun Rich
ard r. Ketebum James G. Kttchum Samuel w. Lowene
President the Farmers and Cit sens Bank Of Long ldsnd
Russell Adams, John Nc Grsw Thomas McGrav. John f.
eouhWofth Abper Ely Edward A. Wright George KissaTn
William Pasa and Tho Wuli.m.ba,Gh s:vtn.s Benz sa.
KFNsET1 and IRA 3. WHEELER: You hereby sum.
and required TO the complaint In this action Of
your to at my office No % Wshs In the city
Of EewYorh within twenty days after the service hereof
elusive Of the day service, and you fail to
the complaint within the me aforesaid the plaintiff In this
action apply the Court for the relief demanded IN The
complaipt--Daisd New.York, July 18th 1857
C. C. L0AN Plaintiff Attorney. No IS Wsl.st., N y
Cerh the County Of Kings the 18th day Of JAY 1887
oSlaw6wSat c. c. EGAN Plaintiffs Attorney
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In ,, ur large cites, out hns, W esuli I'D them 81
eatber sesd you our food o. you mast ssad ne your
nouthr for Il is very certain ths. We caa aos
all our products. fssr .t q l.
TIE bard tines are pressing ~ soreiy; OUT anis
Dun of SAL, but We hope for better dsys We have
plenty to eat and upon the whos ws c.n pea through
he uresert 6parcia criss about o. well q the at
peiIaps lfte better. Ooe item more I sse 10 TIE
Est TRiBusE rporn Of ffs.ts Ia diereot s.c.ons ~
had DO ffoss here. sv.n 10 isjue the pumpkin vises
until the 10th Of October. r. WEIsER.
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nEN NsYLVANIA RAILRO ID.
II THE GREAT CEN rRAL ROUTE

The Railroad connects at Pittsburgh with rah
sosds 10 spd from ST. Louie MOI Atoa 0seDs aud Ch,esso
Madison Lafsy and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
mSss Z.pssvic Ms.hloa and Wooster ohio se With
ihs steam PACKET boats from and to New Orleans 81 kouia
Th,opsh Tickets foI East be bad at Of the shove
sn<ps,oned places IN the West ,
WI Sni this the shortest most expeditions and
somfortsble route between the East and West. $1,000
FROM EEw-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN so HOURS.
FROM NEw-YOnK TO CHICAGO IN % HOURS.
FROM REw-YORK TO ct. LOUIS IN IS HOURS.
Pare low any other Route.
See bsnd bills IN the bobels Of tAis city.
Thropen Tolet OF orsher infauston DO had u the
oGice Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No Pastor HOUSE, Broadway, /
rt..4 . $500. J. ELLIOTT, Agent.
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BOOKS RECEiVED

v., p.,o,,. IN Lew and Equity. Esitea y CA.ssssy
sui.k Vol xxxyL s'o. rp 49, So's1H' n"s sfe-s
- S.l,.t BY General Lew fE Essersea snd Ccofse
ih IL btvesn Debtor and Crsditor ~ Ch9se y. Gns
Emo I'd. 50. Crosby, Nlehcl Co.
MI .5S Charlie; or WschS Holiday q Rydsis Asstosy
-" Is.so DO 80 Robert Carter Bfotssia -
ah I,- sua Lsbors q Rev T. H. 0sssd~t, L. ~ hs,
Hrnsn Humphry. o. i2ns. pe 80 rss sass.
tIs. stndi.s BY Rev. John BAilae, l2ao. The Ssps.
1donie Nonod Fsrew. TO hs Friends AID 70 tbs CasssA
TTsns. ted from the FreDrh The Same. a -
LIZ, stpdiss ~ Rev. John Bsinie I'm. rp Ss nsSP'
4 Brothers.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-Tbe
IN PEOPLES BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
P,siItifs against GEORGE GREEN and JOHN WEARE,

FItiLtiHs, eRtilft OEOHUE UHEEN WEAkL,
NOT ser ITO The above named: You are hereby
summoned the complaint in this ston
which will sled In the Office OF the CLERK OF the City and
Coun Of New hts Office at the City Hall IN the City
Of New York end Of answer to the said
the subscribers at their Office No. 1875 Broadway
In said City within twenty days after the service Of this snm
you exclusive Of day 81 such services and you
the taid complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plain IN this action win take judsmen AGAINST you FOX the
sum Of two thousand hunded d sixty 8300 dollars
from the 9th day OF Octoser thousand eight
and beside the cost Of this action dated
Oct 8, 1857. CLARK COkNWALL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys No. lg5 Broadway
The complaint IN this action fled In the Office Of the
Clerk and County Of EewYofk th- 9Th day Of
October 1857. CLARK l. CORNWALL,
@ 10 iap6wS Plaintiff Atorneya
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CUPRFMg COURT-COUNTY Of KINGS

~ GIoRGE w SMITH against FRANCIS 1. REEVE
SABUtLL cAvERLY aud NARY A. b.. VIE and wi LIAM
u JACKSON TO the attendants above M aed. Y,u ere
scsy ssprsoned and required % the con osint ~
s seiicn, which ded in tho Chico Of tho C.fk of he
Cosnty Of Ki.ss II Ito CITY Hall IN the City 81 or9osyu
the 6rt deg of ObeT 1907 and 10 c9py Of ,,ur
snswox 10 The said eomPlsit the sptssboT his OH o.
No 81 Wall IL the City ii New Yerk Ssnis t.euly
dsys sitsI he seIyios Of this oc9ye OF h
day Of such service IL yca fail % ssd
vfsin the lime Aforesaid the pla 10 N ib asti .oey
- TIE QUIT for the yerf srIsndea " TOO oHru
&w,YoTs. os,o5er J. lssl Il sOsgNR
oe'3l isNeE9 pa "a. A.i,,a.,
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legal Notiffs.

N PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
tie County OF NewYork notice hereby given 20 s
pDsons having claims essinst WILLIAM II. WEED late
a fhe CITY of New Yoil merchant aeessd present the
Chambers street. IN the City Of New. York ca or beo,
ths twenty 6h day OF next-p.ted the
twenty second dag Of May, ie51
.I LEWIS b. BROWN u
ny1D lswenS WM. SMITH BROWN E1ocutoTs
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SIR wIILraa GORE OusELEr We sss n,nse,
On reliable authority at WssL,axtoo, M ost -,
cores poudept was in error in ia1nsIs o a.s..
William Gore Ouseley would ee ,es. ~ -, ,h.t
rsrtlsmsn j. 70 be accredited, ssc,rd,se 70 em 10
fOsuaiS tTe" '"'>
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tAppteItr, earned. puma
Thess are the hones which may be set down sthe
cracks ard fsvortss Of the year. BY their running TO
look little further We End that the lowest "sgAt
imposed On any horses in the race which are of course
held to be the worst in the hsndicsppers estimation
.i.ty si1 younds-canied by Queen Bs~ and Wild
Honey. Next We 6td-the intermediate weis hss vay.
ing everywhere between 100 pounds, the highest, and
66 pounds, the lovest--!hst Ell HAHN, very good
horse, indeed whs has run exceedingly well especially
ct York. but who Il only three years old, carried 80
pcsads ard shst Piossss four years o, also Carried
90 pounds.
Nov, Ti.herr a. came age with PIioress, gave her
the esomous sdyssisss of thiity-siI-36 poiads'
Warloek andMslisss, same ago with Priors1. gave
Ter the advantage Of twenty $our-@ pcsaas.
s,urterer, three years Old, gave her year. eqaa
to 10 pounds tion three TO four, and tweni5-ooe-
81 pounds; giving her ia all 81 pounds. 90
Fl HAHN, three years DID, gsve her his yes'-'o
pounds.
Again IL fair and just to cay that three n'e-!eA,
ODDS and seven four.year ods c4rried bgaies "oSn''
than Phoress.
Nov. the re.ul. of the rsee-al the crack iavotHes
bs,g novbe,s and NE wort mare 10 the race Qusen
Bes. 20 f.yorab}y ishted that shs ran oae ossa
heat and IN the second was bsa'sn oaly ~ head,
With very good ee-5ear-od coh-and tnas DON
shs and tia, old beat oil the csack norses
including the tbree.year-oh Ssunterer, iai oo.sf
horse than III B.lim, out Of sight, shows thA' the
Ia, d:sppipg iiled al the good horses IN -. is0s.
We row put Queen Bess oct OF zoe qu'su.' - :
Who'll, Inferior animal. emily sccideh',ny oe1s "ne's
she ws,. owing to the mere feather sui'n sue O,.'
twenty ,even pounds Ie's th'u e'.ne' u J" 49,,
rirs; ard We have Priorsss, ean!ng 'ss pounas e''
s.iebt aeeordif to her sgc, good dea Seae' 'nao
Fl Hal'm, q very god i,ree-yssr o. eu' oy no
mears, nor ,ea,ly the best. j. ia., IIs,s"'' 10
,.. Prior.ss, at even weights, eq's. :. Z, kim;
Our readers will easily see that had the r'c' Sosa
fret dead hest between Pr,ores'' isnsr naa a1o
ssupt.rsr, and then PriOrss' J. ftssrnn : anc
%prkr.r 8 all The ou.ridsrs no *hire' The tTi1"pa
vould have ben really 6ay fold sTea'sr for Pd'e''
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CANDS SARSAPARILLA--The ORIGINAL
- ssd GENUINE ARTICLE As Spring sod Fsa pure ..
vskt actisf ain nspesuuy eton the or,sh ooNels lid.
se3s nve, and The circulation Il gently sss while die
tsiL IA they are restored sound aud healthy dion
I,epss.a solS BY A. d. SANDS. prsssisss Na 100
FonsD-st, Hew.Yoih
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NJ Y. SUPREME COURT.-The PEOPLES
I've BANK II the City of NowYor Plaintiff against
THOMAS Il BENTON IT, and JOSEPH J. Town Defend.
ants.-ermmops for money demand contradiction not
ITO the Defendants above nsDed:You hereby
noned ard required the complaint In this action
which flied IN the ONCE Of the CLERK Of The City and
County Of NewYork Of has Office hsCty Hall In the City
Of New York and 70 copy OF 70 the said
complaint the subscribers their Office No 1876 Broad
In said city within twenty days after the service Of this
exclusive of the day Of such service; and II
you fail the said complaint within the time sfore
said the plaintiffs IN this scon will take judgment against
for of six hundred and ftyeis 3l00
dol With Interest from the 9Th day Of October one thou
sand eight bundled and fifty besds the cost OF this
sction--Dsted October 8, 1857 CLARK l. CORNWALL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys No 1875 Broadway.
TIE complaint In this acton filed 10 the Office Of the
Ctk Of the City and County Of NewYork the 9th day Of
October, 1857 CLARK l. CORNWALL
tl0 lswevs Plsintia's Attorneys.
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NETWORK SUPREME CouRT.-wILLIAAI

~ stanley sssiDn TIE Valley BANK or May
LANp-Sumnons for money demand on contract tCom
not ser ITO the defendant above named: You hsse
b. summoned and required 70 .ns.s the complaint 10
this sction. which viii BE- filed In the ONCE OF toe Clerk
Of tn. City snd County Of NswYork. at the Cry Hall
IN said city, and to serve . copy Of your so'wer 70
Wall In said city within twenty days after the services
Of this you exclusive Of Me day Of such service
Aforesaid the plaintiff viii take JUDGMENT .a.nst for the
Of thousand and fifteen oosrs with interest from
the 9th day ofAuspst thousand eight hundred spd fly
beside the costs Of this action Dated August q, 1856
W. stanley,
OH 1aw6wsatA Plaintiff and Attorney IN person.
B1he complaint filed in said Office On the 18th Of
Oct1b<f 1857 W. STANLEY.
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NJEw-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Os q,

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Op and
IN Monday June 49, 1887 and anti further notice, rss
senssr Trains viii leave pic ost Of DuAne tousv9 viz
DUNKfRK EXPRES6 % n, for Dnubfk.
DUPtALO ExPRE6S ct . m, for Buffalo
NAIL. u Au for punkrh md BseNe and inssTnsSsss
IOCKLANp PAssxEeER u So pm, from feot Of oAaa-
Nse via Permeot for 8uferns and intsrmsdste stsons
Way PAssEN0ER Il Pm, for Newbursh, MiAAstewH,
lHiGRXNT :. nm fss pankzt end Buffalo and t.Asnss
Usss aauoas-
THB ABOVE xRANn sUN n DAILY, tsuNDArs
MORT ExllI&s ct Pm, for Dunhirk, sve1 Asy.
NIGHT EXPRESS Of 3 p.n., fr BaGaio svory day
TAess Express frsdns connect Elns With the Enass
,ssndaisss end Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls d
6.sbstsu vitb the bussuse and Bhebsmtoo Rairosa ia
e5Yssuse, Corning With BunLe. Cornnl and New Yee
1srosd I koshssseI st Crest Bend ~a Deiayas LAess
Va sas Bssls ana HevYori 0ty Railroad fm eus.o1 q
t1aao sad Dunhk viii the IAAs Shore harosd for Owe
~ ClncinasH Yelsle Detroit, Chicago, he .
HOMpR RAneDELL. Hfss3&sol
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mrIIss sElAs Is cur Asesi foI ne 'Ss ., ,ss 80 =
PsIrssos, NJ. HrwA""'
sls city.
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fBy TeleUsph.

Providence, Friday, Oct. 30, 1857.
The body Of Ira T. Smith wss found under the RUNS
the Hayward Rubber Works yesterday he "as
not en- ployed in the building, but was passing a'og
the stree. at the time Of the accident.
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1JVW WIpE-GABGE ROUTE from NEW

0yoRk 70 ROCREsTER-The ROCHESTER, sne
$rpvSrxTH v Willy RATLROAD IL open. and, In
..n .ith he Buffalo Corning and New gork, and Nov
YorS md Ehe Ksrosds forms direct route hom Esv-Y
= Roshestes.
s dkecne Of this route together WITH the superior oos
& saorded BY the wide renders BY r hs most des
~ between ths sboyensmedcities.
cHsts can Be procured st the New and Enc Rsio
shet Ooe, foot Of Dusnst and No 1875 Broadway; Isa
= Jersey City
Bsspss checked through.
Yreiebs ported Kew Yofh and Roehse
~ dispatch Any information desired In regard eretS
en- be Obtained BY caps the General Freight Agent Of tie
0vvv- York and Ee Rsirosd Ene Buildings; O. D. TAP
PAN, Express Freight Agent No. 1ss Broadway.
esndaS, J. A nEnFtELD. gupssintsndept
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NJEw-JERSEY RAILROADS. PILL,
~ DELPHgA and the SOUTH and WEST wa we "a 4
and nd a o. fare es Il M, 81 22 topping q ~
ssy ssons and 70 Ksnsn.tOs IN, .H %s. .nS g.
Issstrnofe Wsshinston Norfolk be- snd arooSn sesfsss
sNslsd 10 washington 10 60 mnnnsrP Assistant sA
No Bses.ss WIN be received for .ny tram sness aevWso
"a i III is minutes In advance OF the nne OF leaving
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AEW-1UKK SUPKEME CUURT.- The
~ PYOPLLs BANK OF the City Of Ee~ York .s,pst the
FONTEkELLE Bar K--Spnmoss for money dsmsod
eoniIsct iCom not sL-ro the Dsf.ndan,s the VONTE-
NELLIE BANK 81 ssaevew ksbrs'hs: You bsr~by
the Complaint tbis setion
which will be hed M The Office OF the Clerk Of City and
County Of At bis ose ct the City Hall In tbs City
Of New York and 70 copy Of Jour the SD
complaint the pubscissrs A. their Office No 1875 Broad
way In said city, wi hin 80 sey days after service of this
you fail the said within the Aforesaid
the plaintiffs in this scton sie judgment ss.nst you for
the II four thousand fer hundred add ninety dollars
snd sevsryoI eent with tefes. from the day Of Octo
Der, 1877 beside the cost Of thu act nD.ted OCT 1887
CLARK L. CORNWALL,
Plaintiff, Attorneys, No. 1856 6rosdvsy
The compliant IN this octon Sled the Office Of tbe
Cck Of the City and County u EsvYoIh the 9h day Of
October, 1857. CLARK g. CORNWALL
ol0 lswtws Plaintiff Attorneys
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Nem!nork DAILY Gribn,te,
KANSAS.

THE ELECTION FRAUDS-THE CONSTITU-
TIONAL CONGRATULATIONS AND
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24
Election fraud.

The U,n"ssp,aa, trne % u. instincts j.
raising the ery Of fraud, fraud" IN or.
DER 10 prepa its party Tor All oyers helm
ing Iefea, a, the coming election.
Would /, NJ, be well for orr neiglb0r 10
clear bis skirts, and his party. u all cotnpli-
city with the vile election frauds committed
a, ST. Anthony. uDsr the advice Of the Re-
publican candiia,e fr AtiUneyGeneral,
before charges Of Contemplated fragd by the
democracy, are male. Oar hone~t, consci-
en,ioas peaghbar reDlrs himself liable 10
he charge Of nsinz ,he dodge n the thief
stop thief - n order 10 e-eapc the natnraI
rezen,mer, Of ii" p,ople Of the Territory al
PaysoN AYR crinc which has i~eo On.
do-sel By the Republican party.
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Troubles thickcn around BANKS, the un
fortunate exponent Of Massachusetts, dish
nionism and Know Nothingism. The Amer
leans have secuted him by the enthusiastic
nomination Of Gov. GARDNER, and now the
Republicans rcpudiate him.
A meeting Of the Provisional tomn,tee
Of the Straight Republicans" was held in
boston on "Wednesday. Tho committee
were unanimous in considering tho speech OF
BANS quite as unsatisfactory as his letters.
They have issued call for Convention Ia
b. held in ltoston, ON the Both OF Septem
Der, Ia nominate Il candidate for Governor
in opposition 10 Mr., BANKS, whom they lo-
fuse 10 support.
What ia to b,vomc oi the great Union
Slider ?" The people OF Massachusetts, ar'
beginning to unite nihc iclicitous sentiment
at thu Boston Hrc, that he IL neither fish.
e'h nor eood rcd herring
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24
4 DIM renee Of Opt"ion.

The N'n"esot'an says the Republicans
dI not concedc TO the Democrats every
thing, in order to escape going before the
peop.e with two constitutions one embody.
ing Democratic principles and the other Re.
publican sms. OF course the fact that they
did 40 is patent 10 every person who watched
the proceedings Of the two conventions. --
Our ncighbor finds IL convenient 10 deny the
common belief, bu, his brother Republican
Of The 7,rao gets him right in this wise
That uAe Republican Consttatonal) Con.
gention can never atone for the fatal raissts y
made by those who had the power IN their own
hands: and hewerer much they may work and
however sssidu3usly they may seek 10 Justify
their action, the great body Of the people fee,
aRd justly feel, that the concessions made 10
the Democratic party then, il bat the entering
wedge - a dissolution ~ oar own.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

The contract for carrying the Unite Il
States mail over the land route 10 Califor
min, WIS signed in New York, on the 10th.
Mcssrs Jxo. BtrIrWIwLD WiLLiaa DrSs-
nonr, WILLIAM q. FAnGo. ALgs. IIorIAsD,
j. u. T. ,Anpsrn, II. krsYoS, ii.suros
SrExcra, and others, are the contractors
The Government was represented NY Mr..
Drspas, Second Assistant Postmaster Zen
erol
The contract. which is to run xix years,
is to 20 into effect twelve month. from date
Six hundred thousand dollars per annum
Is The price 10 be paid the coniractor.--
This will doubtless. prove TO he profitable
job ns II II in the hands Of energetic parties
who have ampl" means, and who understand
thoroughly the business they have undcrta
ken
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

The members Of the State Democratic
Convention, from the Fifth Judicial District
met in the east wing Of the Capitol at St
Paul, on Wednesday, the 9th inst, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for Judge
and District Attorney for said District
Gen. JAMES SHIELDS was called TO the
chair, and .Ions j. McVAy appointed sec
rotary.
On motion, the Convention proceeded 10
nominate Uira rot " candidate for
Ja,lge
Henry G. Lowell, of RICE Go. received 20 vote /.
On motion. Mr.. LOWELL. was declared the
unanimous uominee Of the Convention for
Judge.
On motion, the Convention proceeded 10
nominate candidate for District Attorney,
On motion, Mr.. Fg.sg WAESgR wa
unanimously nominated.
1t vas moved AMI carried tina, the pro
cee,iings Of this Convention be published in
the Pioat,y md D.mocr1.
On motion. he Convention adjourn"l
JAWS SniELps, President.
Joss j McVAY, Secretary.