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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

The Primary Convention Of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church, in Minnesota, closed
its abors in Christ Church. st. Paul, on
Friday night, at a late hour, in the utmost
unanimity Bishop kKNrER presided, and
Bishop ANDERSON, Of Rupert's Land, was at
his side, in the chancel, during the whole
session.
The church in the Territory was organ
lied; body Of Can'ns enacted the officers
of the Diocese elected; and Bishop kENrER
unanimously requested to continue his Fps
copal oversight There was a large repre-
scntaton of clergy and laty. All the resi-
dent canomical clergy having, without OPP
position, been admitted to seats
The Standing Committee elected, unani-
mo,sly. are. Rev r. G.. GEAR, Rev. A.
BELL PATERSON, and Rev. j. VAN
IxdKx, Messrs. y. j. T. DASA, II. T. WEI
LES, and HAYWOOD iGLEHARE
\ Board, entitled The Minnesota Church
Foundation, was appointed 10y the Conyen-
ton, under charter submitted by DIR. Van
ISGES, and approved, for holding church
lands, &c. OF this Board, Rev. A. u. Par
ERsoN, Rev i. LLOYD BREcK, Rev. j. :.
CuAMBRRELAIy, Messrs H. L. W ELLIS, and
HAYWOOD lGLEHARr, are by the charter
trustees; and it has since elected its officers
as follows: DR.. VAN INGEN, President; H.
Z. WH.,s.s.s, I'yeas2rer}~C. W. WooIA.Ey,
Secretary.
A full notice OF the important assembage
cannot now be given. 1t argues most Ia
vorably for the future prospects OF the Fps
copal Church in Minnesota.
Bishop kENrER will remain for some
weeks in the Territory
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u'uE LIVER iNYlGoRAToR PREPARED ~ pR
L NANknNiI h. liinA. hrinnl &c N,iirat n.cnNnrN-

,I'IiE LIVER iNyiGoRAToR PREPARED By pR
1 SANFORD u a dies' Sci"ni ne s"fra' Discovery,
si lie daily working cures almost i.ss great "a bshsv-
j. cares a. Il 81 mage cam ne hra IA. Jiotas se'h sud
seiom h1r" 'an Que p''oe r'ldf'd {" cur" .ny snd
Of Liver Compliant from the worst Jsaud,rr ~ 6,sp
~ Ia common headache" all nj "bh af" ID" result u a
~ LAYER j. ne o.; BE principal reg otLs buns,
body. ani wien peri tins 10 tnc," we'll The COVERS
entirely ssn he lesihy aspon OF Liver ta
I. isnh he naw Nh. ~. 81 hi, ans ID. hole sgs.m
sIif - 10 c,fssi uvuo~ ~ nrKanthe lYer-LstHs
ceased 90 80 3lg. or h. Diseases II hs Orgsn
Of tfs prou,sIrs ma, made his study 10 = rr.oes al
nan weu'y y~ars. "a find remedy where h
eouHeTAc the many arrangements 70 which il IL isbs.
iroabi.i ouh laser rlI aint IN any 81 H. t~m. ia. bit
10 r, bouir. AMI cen'i.l'oo !. certnn
ea'raetinE that part Which soluble q he virtues
81 the iicns Thee gums remove all mofb.1 had
n,'l'r tom ID" sysen s4ppSns - thrirpi"oe b. Ahy
s..t Nell, purifying ths eied giving t"u' AMI hrsith 10
he Whole u inery rrtno,lGg iie 81 the dssa-e
sni sa~r'is. rad g.. ~i0,, am OF The dissgrss
~" aer efrey Eel, y aSns ,~i"me! or Mineral Poison
Due d.. aef ealing sui.reBt t. relieve he .iona,
ara yr~~ut be is.i iron rsng ani s1uring. puy %"
Do. tsseb =, irh . ,hs bowel. rcg'iy All fars.
eoai,enes.. o"s dos- tssn asSr eseh 'ne~ MI eorc
relieve .4ck he.d.she one s~ae taken for female ~
.yHcH r-"oyes h" ca4.e n be lissase, All nshcs =
prisc' bny ~" fD~" INN" iis'" relieves holc
.i~ 'ss' nis"n r.p"s'.1 s"Ts cure to Es'.rs
Hlfbis, AM pr"v~utiS~ - 'bpi"ra 81" disc i.s'
Of.eb val Dr*srnt he r~cufreBer ~ bilions AhA'ks
saI.e relieves al painful feelings. Dug one b. uio .
u~~i-t bros ~ ~ Tie effects ~ me i~,ne
ai"s i"ug ~ siss-. phc lvt!s SsFo t"f JsgE1er -
move. a. ysIgNu~ss unnatural colJr nom he Fbtn
the appetite sal makes isi digest veil One dsse q su
r.p-4lsl tafoair DaFfhoa In A sasstfrms, shs
Summer at1 io1 &. n l.ini. y,ri sins =" ~ nf,'
one ds.es rHrrs agafs caused ~ s0'fns
while fos chftfsn, here hn surer sasT o.
spsssisr reIa-l, 20 De SofA - srrss T.in
Tt4r- "a nr s~fsi.an in hes~ saisnents hey
plain sad paref sstfsses opr"g
sL.r .. aho - 49, gtas tbif nns"ifn"as 's.ifn"oy
Ns a. ,aase pi-..4re %. r,eesm.n-;.pg Va. ned
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TOWNS.

NASA-VAGTs FDg TIE pgDPiE III iHlFAfr
h. he and N ne fspts - Hssa fs Agrie ui'u, -
pufyr>ss V ~ s'sfFssssi isqasiIsf 81 ths tnipn.
~ fAGr, Ia ~ and. SFs.i Iaftsn a. =. eAn
80 - b~,shi a. 'ftn " ~ Z. M Ali ann
f-- rb".p Improvements nsAf~ 90 r. bsSfrns'
sVsfn sA~,sr Bssi ~ Arfs.
is.f4or d. his ,Slnsiy. tAs Erssisf poron -
Ne fssinz matsrzis- rrss. gFBbs s<s %ysBs, A. 10
made ysrtnsrs saypiy s asisrsAl ssd NJ rsars a.
asrr.ass rsvsnas ffaan 10 sac
itn.T.or. 40 ~. .IssllsEt f.suiEg issi 10 Ess q
- niss fffsnL ne rFsr Ne rass sf1 'hAn7
lSsns Jat 10 r8"s Due sthin tAf mite ~ o. ~ ~
d vac hs f~stAss D@es ftgsn H. rs@f ne -
sy pa tAd he lSEf ALd lA fFIafd - pratfs. iAsr
ua ssr ~ ne Trea,Sf frsr,hy - sgffses
tscr thai yssa sts-asa ths Western b.
Il - psS,xs1e ss.si fs.as ID "a affnz Ay~fr .rsss
bic ant 70 farmers he .sJ pfssipss rtsf1Sf e.
.s's a gr.ls vf>f uhsssr ysfl.ag assssrsi hsi
IL ~ ksC Atgv lass ik4i NasA 6ssiaes W - lAss
plses IA bssuSss prsTssH fts ssasnry sf'lEf prove
tf ~ ssss.ss ssrs.1J 49,, 10 "a ystssr s,'n'A
sa5-prDsssh
- fsftbsr psgysS aiss, Usffs.s y kEGfsfyH %,
Yea, sssAasS4 Losh.f, kiAssse. Or o'sa' sHf zoe
- T'grs-fv~s ..oly 1ss ~
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MANN
WORCEsT RSHIRE SAUCE.

bgGNff sttN - 'sre1ss-~Nrs " tS he -'aT5y TfsH
Il 49, AIT 40 trEHtr . ~vsTy FsrsEfy = disA
yrrsrt = i>slrs ffass kssa,e.l Tsb~a4o, a. ssf
"a. y. = .rrflsr e F-ss'sY Nsy lsEi
Ten Lea F~.rfrs ~ fs>sr s2ass !. bifty s.sssuesf
Isl.s .Df ssJ efenn ~ usfst ps.si.hs ss -
80 30 usast lss@-fsss = are NJ 10 sssSi>
lie oAy ~. a. as.f's-a - ~ Jar q as- sss Yxs
Esk4br-a ~ Tarvtg1 .sgf@s so sfssses ~ Ia
Per-igs .sf DOR - sas 49,. a. ~.@S vds
t.ta. .htra A4auz .si q sasro4s !kif ATIDsH par
sk,.~s. ~ @srr@sg fsan~ttss hst the 81
II. Fsrr4s A. a. srssss4 sg-a tEs sssss al SO.
ysr ~ gftr-sri 90 - asr~s
-. Ass.e.Sss AGO. hr - Isi.-i yt&ss.,
ffHs Ut NCts @pss
90 Brsa1<sr 81
s~<s sAy, q s.lr. As,a. ssri~r. r,fFar-d - a.
rec a. mn = "a starN ssyitiy
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REAL ESTATE.
w G. q X A Y

W. G. RAY,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
oass a. sanl..s Boase % PaA.s I,.ee fttrd 's.t
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Real rstae boash, ant sold Land Warrant. bought
and sold Land wsrrsn,s loca,td money loAned In.
vested colrcous made ta.es PAIL and all bs.ia. =.
entrusted him by parties here tlsewhere attended
10 Win care aud dt-ps,eh and Al We usual commissions
y, Goyernor Ale, Ramsey. y raal Minnesota.
lian. Henry Rec ", g.
Psrser PAM, Esi., h,nkcr, "
tpi. Henry hcksutN, Real Estate Hihkvg. do.
Gcorse lilde aerchan' saint Paul Mn
aegs.n Parsons, ia,,. = ise, N,ane,pol,., dc.
iIea Ia, dhernson. n g nesenpor'. Ioss'
Col Pa Henry Warren, Banker,
Found, "a , !, ,n S nS,'H S..i, ye'r.ge
kd.li Roberts g. Terrell u 'stf'ni i,' street, \.
rare, jury j. 60 ~ ro,,ra. .f,,e, n o. La.
~ '.or T. hsetJ Notaie. Alabama,
ilcS. nm, ". lili,rJ Noa,se .4er,, Al.
Jotc. San / Rice
Juase hrnaser Bbh,
"a JACK rnoring,op Az, az Law. do;
Coi lbomas u w.r., A., az law. SO,
Iouos } s,esar, com Nervhant, Dc"
t'V q ,Is a. ''si' l r.! Monty Bank g.
smrh cullom 3 Ga. b"nser-. d.
John hculcs 5. Go. iilukrts. 80,
Rev. A ltrscome. u. u rassrFr" 10;
wm : ,Nmvrrsr & Co. iir,krr. ~ rne II, NJ
Messrs Thatcher a'co.,'' Aefgh- ho-'on, Moss.
,,pt Julm /, baxter, B,rnstable,
Anrs Gus tash1er hngnslahic baaA.
SAINT Paul Ai"ns.s'a l"as sh i'a;
Inn.l ACRES OF CiIultt tAkMiNd LAND,
lOVO Wtli numbered Rtu naierc1. srlro Ud four wears
ago ir1n /! 90 sutlrs itom Salut rau Ganar, and
Washington 'ounic' "hhu."' perfect I.,'n" i1,wH"d
loo sc,,s land ask oenu'sj miles num iiulr talis
"a acres "a mites from 't douri-hnf town oi Stanton
lp. suitable for business Io'l on saltwater street
aio,. 10 Warren 4. Rice. adiup'n I" sAiu' Paul
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MEDICAL.


A tfiHtb fhfhl''fAs ~ years ~ age having
~ bst his ia'isr tWg hrtrksrs daukber an IA, Law
t' ph' ". and ni'''" y hat dreadful disrssn tanp
non ma h"H.iinH Nhh Tough himself dnisrmlned Ia
Wet he Fast ihias Eayp and laIsn wL.r, IN. di..g,
.fsaa Ft"trhsn sht trttais 'ufo faF tnliz ronrhs
nuuheMhr' '"nsHapl,ai. Nertepa Debihly sad sstbna
his hslsiires whe inh"fed the diseases aud IN e
sh hi- san have employ cd u To- their pfaeiIca prtng
ih1asAgis ~ cnbsilra harsleAs w. ad.t. pst
"" p"fr~a of frtTuns fnany If his Suffering fIIa~
bH'ngs ~ possible BE- Il srHiIug The Recipe Ia al h.
rsh Tor f9 r~eis 81 90 psJ the potaer ami e Lsi
HfN l'lhhR Ad1ffts. III. ufNtU.
'asy2 ~s'n ioI Fpring s' opp n Nicholas iiosi y y
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WIN. II. IiAIGIiI A CO.,

Hrl.E-.s h'...dsry ee,a,' y, 4 g,a. s,,'...
IfcsAay hrkAH say sJLLa tag,.s. " all ases
Hrifs Improved Wayne ssf yii1hy Nils, 4 FArs,ss II
.r.i - ssI p'aEi "a hAa''a - k'.r. .sd ~, sss
HAfufff
syyildA stM
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cERp-rHE suEscKIBga WOULD fsyoRs
"A yIsitc he ossi~ s'fasgsUssnt " Get 20
supt u Css.l snd ira " s2.niax = asFtgslsB
srstsR srses ffssn ~ nsius t'ss ssFss No sbsfs
.s4 sbfk ~ sgpss!a 10 Ais
farsh hs.Ty ssstiEgs stt'. ~ sesfts PEI ~ Ne ~t
Gssp - So - 4gssf grees ~ sbgrSs Aaj
f<Ash Taai Ca ~ I,oa Ca. siss"s i3flissires ~
u -. - Fsssssr sg'ssary .sf s.>ain, Horts
a PEA J.s ar ia - 80 i&.u CLIMAX.
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N(AHBLR-ssHrI.E -Jrrr RErFIfyD Al IHE
.vI vrnssssA y~rfiss NurE# ffrBsF - kttsr zud
s1.h rr~ss PAs elss,ss 4 Aaa it.aAs
vantsnea.. rofsA -sSrSs kssblg fs.sIasY Fsfss ~
~ 49, -lsla.
lac s.sl.ng sqiial.~ 80 az ~ igsbas ~
~ r.rarrp ths4y fr.ssSs a. ~~f tsii ariA
,sgzi 4ssI rHrsAxy ffTH
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

TIE father Of the late lsmentcd senator
Rask was poor Irish stone mason, who
reached this country short 'ime b-fore be
,oo.xas born.
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ExCELSIOE
Do1s, SASH II ELIxD MAsuvAcToEv.

Nl'frg 4 BRO ea~r..s - Is,.s At ara syss's A..
w Fsas N o.. siv.ys 90 hssf sHs prepared N ~
afS,~s ~ ~ sas-1fi a Iis,r. -.sh, h--s ff.ass
~ rrrrrs ss.~ c.sss A. a. a. ,ts.r' rs<lcs %
sspsf arr.hs asnasr. ~ h-s- ksaS pr..sHi -
tbsss o. a.. r@<t tgh 80 20 ~rehssss - s.sk
o. 'sF .rfss MAJ ssvs0
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LEGAL NOTICES.

hisfRtCr 60 tHr 2sD JUDICIAL pipTRIcT
~ Bsmssy cp1Ety. IrtttofJ al MINNESOTA
sshe~ bpfnsh. aesinst Fsihsuisi n Hast@iia Isa
taId fr"ae'h. ttnics u. Low and u ~ csli sch
FtnHpgs 80 Eshsf
10 H,aho,t 4 F,tsiss,h Esst. y lou sad u ~ en-
HW Bsissk'nts
IN ~ ram" II 10" nisa sts,rs yau ard each NJ YOU
~" bffsbg saHusasf sah fepuir.i ser ftr osn
psihi . ls ~ ln hrb eusp Ia bls "a he
~ The tiefs ~ ~ bisif' 'par ~ Jaiieisi btsirts'
hams'y '1pHiy, hiuncspi toffihft, aud serve
rDpf ~ ibnf shsNrF ~ i.e said comp faint ibn sui
seUb'is, o. 'hef rtfsi Ia hshi fap Bsni..y county
snn~''Hs. sntin t~eny days ansf he II hi.
Summons iS1 fstsise ~ 'hs d4s 81 aaeh service
hbd " yoa fsil " The sAI1 complaint shin ihs
unH sfofFssif 'lo yisSuH 10 Ibis aaGnn will .ppy 20
The ,usi tn ibs relief ds,as Basd 10 sah e4npisi
sLWlIL hTRDfilFR,
Attorneys fsf PiahuE
Da'ti Ssini Pan. August 18th. lao, asggs az ns-
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attention ~ the Trade u
stock consists Va part nf n,
offered Al the very loves, i
~ kegs ,hnice butisr, just
received.
Isl htl. Assorted Crackers
i0D resms Wrapping Paper
70 hbls ClarlA.d sugar
~ bbl. Dried Apples
Il1 hhis y q sugar
s. Do trvsisliy'd do
iip hbi- Crushed ID
81 do Powdered do
iU d. A u DO
ItD ID 81 Mnissses
Ion Kegs syrup do
- bhls Golden syrap
ias, kegs do do
81 half chests Imperial TIE
lJl pkgs u 30
~ dn flsct Ia
~ 10 Gunpowdrr do
la ss~hs Rl1 Coffee
D. do Java ID
~ bones GROUND do
~ casks Rice
ln hnres Family soap
. do Fancy do
10 80 Caeiiie IN
10 30 Mould candies
~ DO Hfsrin 10
~ d. star DO
IS 80 bofr. k'af ia
T5qr do a1 ia
- biol. Nin"yst
<9kg- salersiHs
lHAacks A Ssl,
i,n d. small Dairy DO
9Bl ~ large do
Bspbhts t9BuIIn haii
~ bones N'hFeh
~ d. ~ 80
10 Tbs pilut Bread
~ % Eut"f tfhrssp
GJ 81 l.as'np ID
hg b. ia 6n
D. de- sughr Do
~ hf Ibis Soda 90
~ do n1tierd1
~ 30 Signr ~
~ 90 Vine dn
Is bbls Alfn"r 10
~ 81 FIhsffs
10 a. i'asisrAs
10 ea-as ssr1'r"s
~ 10 pBsters
la DO isasHfs
~ 10 Cams
o 90 it.tfsiAsb
10 blilp NsSsefrl
~ NJ bbis o.
TS tits de-
49, t1IHs =. si.i llsfTIng
81 ssts Tongues 4 sounds
D. thi. Fora
n, 40 Lard
Ssg ifis' Bresr
S,JDa As.td figMrs
~ boxes Guessing 1"'Isce'
~ D. iiu~ Cot b.
" Do Asst't Csufies
" ''uiis \
And all Dtb.r sfti0iss 30
or eery t-,asl,EhDsu' co
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cr8kR-ao uHps.. JrsT EtlKlyEp AND rOg
> sale - 4. l.. LAsPt.rKrH
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A. l.. LARPENTEUR.
W HOLE S ALE e. &C Il x
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

"'''o' " '''
n large aud enmul.ie STOCK
ls.isn Msrr, Sr 10 which the
pArtic uIariy requested. His
tuiln~ing article. which are
srkri rates
- pkss pnrkrcs Y Powder
sd kegs Nails
la buser Assorted BlsAs
ys hbis Ehira 4 Sup Flour
10 bhls Mess rork
iJD boxes s,,ap AID Candles
~ eases pll.r bft
~ bnsrs As-,'d Pie Fruits
~ inf est.s Quinc"s
Is dn Pea hes
10 do Pears
D do He'd Cur'ni Jelly
. de- blach do
0 DO Raspberry Jams
D d. Lemon syrup
. do Raspberry do
lp do flas'ng Extracts
case Preserved Gisgrr
10 bones Harcsrsni
10 do N.rfuicelli
o DO fArina
~ doy csus Green Peas,
10 do shell B~sn-
~ tas-a Assi'i Pickles
2, pigs Mustard
o bales Cloves
", mats #r'la
. hays f.mrHun
3 10 Pepper
lri ihs SI'meFs
"a Ne Mace
idu bosr, 8tpnnj Ginger
a. do thncnlain
~ 80 iorpa
10 80 Iofusin 'sis,p
70 da Pepper sAnc".
2 Kegs > = sfsla
. hftresm TsffRr
~ d4l Wash lizards
iSi lH lirpsm.
~ do Market i!sss~s
- dug Bsi fnrfs
~ dor Cl,Ahrs Line.
NJ doI i'aIs ates
70 fy1 iiurssI.
~ scs Tubs
" duy kIe flrivrs
~ boxes 'lfshss Pm
W do . 10 Pipes
~ cases Nsirh"s
~ haIss ,.laAs
10 dg lusIl 81
10 tgs Ass 4 Mis-
10 bales bas
~ bills piirh
~ Do kfssln
80 ~ Tar
u s@fs EiHe Powder
q a. ssgs Id
Is Ca1Ss n cans 10
Is kegs Flashing 10
w bhy. AaAf'i -i.aa
Sn ibs KsF Trad
'st,Jsi - . Percussion 'sps
,, ba'a- Thsing
- 10 Tain.
~ 80 Bziuns
Osp SeAnie.. baYs
aniils Roy.
ialiy fnr ss!- IN q Wbnisssls
, sanity an hAni spIldA
y HtffitEI, AsD ron
A. l.. lAFPtsTFi n
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GROCERIES,.

W. BAILEY n SON,
BrAItHSt
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Wooden Ware, Potrier, Sash &C..
aprIsMiy no ~ LEyEr. 0sLkNt, III
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'rHRhiTpHf ~ hisAFHnJA COUNTY 90 ~
j hIftH Uts'fiF 'Htrr' Third Itifiris ftsifiet
b's ssn H9tt sni Bs',fss a. bfesHH gsTnars tu.i.
urss nuff fI'p brtgr - f3sItsn tioJi Go AFslh.t
'hsri". ksi"HaTissa's summons fos fsnhsg demand
ftf
~ iph go hrt'hy .a"a.a"i aai required 70 an
FNsf - compliant iu ths ~ tft Which has tsHn nfd
its effr 81 ne tsfx Of The Dsifir Court a. Tor
%" eaHb'Y - H. sour suJ easy " ypgF .ns~u
- ibs spherfb"rt ~ heir o7rr ih~ cifY II saint
isHl, HADs" eo-ibiy Nnnssaa Isff1fJ ~uhiu tw-bi,
eaTs a'"f 10 ssta L~i,s sfelsss ~ 10 dap ID .ch
ssrrs" AMI " yoG fs - The sathpi-ia a. stF.
'ait 'he painhs ~ lAks lats cement against yoa fer
~" sato - stfh' hpnifsf ,ri siEbi u Ito foilsrs
Gsr - - stN io'sIr.t iflu ne ifth dsy az h-p,
ten bfr, rne hgqs4ni riEb' bpndFed aud fhf
~ rae q "a psf rFst per suHats hss.s ihs east. Il
his
sANEpFN FRYsCU Irsp.
Fislnua' Auorneys
b-is4 s-ini Pau sspts@hsS H. lss; s~pis ns~
1 HEAKBY GiyE NOTICE. IiAT Al ruE NEXT
j uss'iss 81 80 Hard - Con- nissonrrs II Baas~y
s"pnty. shAi present Tstaa flr he tlsSiloo and
tensf srilHn ~ County teal ffofn IA. ssuhsrn bound
49, - Hse'i u a. The pJF7Asr bgsnSar, Of ssctb q.
h Iov gshp -. Range "a
WELLINGTON ORgGOHY
~ Pau. Anzas 10! sax - v5ws
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nuErQug srgAS BOILEK wOkEA- Morrison q
~ wBisms are prepared 10 satd all tiods IL sisasn
bt4srs 81 ~ L'sls ahi ,tassso prtres Persoss buy
80 tb.H .ssinss Eas vii ssss usospsrAika hy baytss
Scan kaFisss ~ al bHis sss possb.s sav Nils Al The
sLsrisst rass fU. FEgDls. Grass BaFa a.. Also al
siads n rsS, Iron Ws't. C.ppss and 1as Piping
Dsag.s A. Hssiag besa essbshed IN is e,iy iss Inc
fAsi trsf isaf Ns are prepared 70 give the bees of
fessssss ave ~. n call and ~rssliss our ssosk
feAse Boxers eSnsAnily 90 h.fsa.
e~shsp. eHser T-u6 End Maple sirssts, Dusuaus
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24
DRESS AND FANCY GOODs

DRESS AND FANCY GOODS
tsncy Dress Tiss ~ ihs mss sssnnhd ard approved
.rdhs patterns aui styles nieb rtpuused nstss sss
and styles 81 Josss and inaia sliss 'i,epaa,p..
Tissues sHd Bs'sg"s The most 'sIee sba b~auulsl ~
srpsnt 81 Lawns and OTgsndiss. Hfiil.n,s. fssBrh,
fuslisb AL American ffiBis ant DiDshans sharis
Grape rtsiis rsshBsfs, kts and FfSrhs Manls. ia
great variety. complies -"os ~ '''on sis aod isl.
up,i~rY absss AI.s.nd,.s uks.a IN ~ ri.aAr
n eos FfsDeh, Scotch, and IRISH kmbroiisrlss IN
CailsrS. Sleeves Band. fisassiss tdshgs And ins.,
is,ns Linen Csfnsr~ Iissdsrfehi'fs 10 great vAr"i3
Ribbons II he is,s, style.
on ORR st'osB JtDoH on TaHpfT HOo1
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De- DfssRrt. s.s Knd HlsHa 'ataius Dama.ss Ia slls
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shsf~s d.rui.ss A. A.. White sbd Coisrod quitis u
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Hs. sns Tow eiBuK .Vs,y hind linen sod w~J c,imh
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bna,s
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rdn's. Girghsns, fs~~ cg''onsfss s,mn.r man..
Linen 0sa.le. straw isgi.Bn su9 rsaans Hat. And
81. 4spHs h'FFrssfg W eyEe'" f"@h sHitsti1 ~ fs
ooun,fy ,,sfs ". ,a,i,s hs .nss'.u ~ IN. NEE sbsn.
.ad rsisfs 81 ~ Nhns.p'- s,.3s.igIj asd - a,as,
ttsr t.isJs ~ .@rlJ in.pss,i~s Il or .isss, 49,.
ARE MakIsG TIN
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
DC prns,psl f.a'afs 4 bpsass. nd determined
sssp even anE ihsy rsqa,fs 10 i,ns. and cell =.
fcs pr'es' s ob'sis lie ss.sssly 4 Fahs fsrtI'f
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" iris Shhils H'f",
And all Dtig-r sft@iss usually isr ss- IN Nbnisssls
Grresry H.,asiishsuspt constantly an hAni sspIzdA
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AEE MNkISU TIN
WHOLES1LE DEPARTMENT,

s principal fsafnfs 4 tasla@ss snd s's astsSiasd
sssp even a'nE thsy require 10 ns end cell a.
f.cs pries' si es'si- he s..ssay 4 F'ahs firsf
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Has IN store and arrive large aud enmp.is stock
Of trocc,tes Prov sions wopea Ware Ar 10 which the
attention of the Trade 10 partc uIary requested His
stock consists IN part II the lo~ing articles which are
offered Al the very lowest market rates
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-28
Passage OF the Railroad Bill!

The following announcement of the passage OF
bill through the Senate of the United States,
granting to Minnesota certain lands for Railroad
purposes, will be hailed with much pleasure:
2an~.sIa WASHINGTON, Feb. IA.
SENArE.-On motion of Mr.. Weller, the SEN
ate proceeded to the consideration of the House
Bill for the construction of a wagon road from
Fort Kerney via. the South Pass of the Rocky
Mountains and Great Salt Lake Valley, to the
eastern portion of California, which passed.
On motion of Mr.. Toombs, the Senate took up
the Minnesota Land Bill, introduced the other
day by him in compliance with the memorial Of
Gen. Shields and others.
Mr.. Briggs, as a representative Of one of the
old States. entered his protest against this meth
cd of disposing of the public domain.
Mr.. Foot thought it was too late in the day,
after the numerous grants of this kind, to raise
such objections.
Mr.. Stuart explained that the quantity of land
granted by this bill, is one million three hundred
thousand acres-much less than some of the States
had received. -rl,i3.. .41
The bill passed. Yeas 32-Nays 10. .au
The bill grants land to Minnesota for the pur.
pose of aiding the construction of a Railroad
from Saltwater by way of St. Paul and St. An
thony to point between the foot of Big Stone
Lake and the mouth of the Sioux Wood river
with the branch via st. Cloud and Grow Wing, tc
the navigable waters of Red River Of the North
at such point as the Legislature may determine
and at a convenient point at the junction west Of
the Mississippi to the South boundary of the Ter
ritory, in the direction Of the mouth Of the Big
Sioux River with the branch of the north line Of
the State of Iowa from Winona via St. Peter
to a point on Big Sioux River, south 45th paral.
el north also, from La Crescent via Target Lake
up the valley of Root River to point of juno
ton with the last mentioned road east of range Ii
land to be selected in alternate sections.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-28
Funeral of Bishop Cretin.

From the best information, we are safe in say
ing that there were not less than fifteen hundred
persons in the.procession which followed the re-
mains of the late Bishop Cretin to the grave.-
The funeral was the most imposing of the kind
that has ever taken place in this city; and, if it
was emblcmatical of nothing else, it proved the
true devotion cherished by the mourners, toward
the lamented Bishop. The Shield Guards, the
Benevolent Sons of Erin, the St. Vincent of Paul
Society, the St. Joseph Society, the Sisters of
Charity. and all the societies and schools under
the auspices of the Church, were out with all of
their members, to pay a parting tribute to bis
memory. Four hundred and thirty-6ve men and
boys, and three hundred and twenty-five ladies
and girls followed on foot, while ITO vehicles of
all kinds averaging four persons each, made up
the remainder of the solemn cortege. Altogeth.
er, a living assemblage of nearly 5000 persons
witnessed the passage of the procession, not
withstanding there was, on the ground, dis
agreeable accumulation of water from the melt
ing snow. The whole procession occupied nearly
three quarters of an hour in passing given
point. On the whole, it was sight seldom wit
messed: and long to be remembered by the parti-
cpants. t.-t 1ta. 47
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-28
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 25. 1851
Lecompte no. Removed. y

khas gone the rounds Of the territorial papers
that the villainous Jedfreys Lecompte had been
removed from the seat he has 50 disgraced, a.
rnong the Judiciary of Kansas. We Ehew this
report was premature, but we hoped that every
mail would verify it. We had hoped that Pierce
would abandon his desperate and wicked scheme
OF subduing Kansas, and that, out of decent res
spsct to the worlds verdict, this shameless and
heartless man would b. removed. But it now
appears that Lseompteh mot removed, and that
the United States Senate has rejected the nomi-
nation of Judge Harrison in his place. Verify.
no crime is too gigantic for the endorsement Of
the present Executive. 800 sos...i, 81 ssf5