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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-10-28
STATE OF MINNESOTA, STEELE
~ COCNIH DIsfRICT COlRI, Tllh Jutlelal pl.

~ COUNTY DISTRICT COURT, Fifth Judicial DE-
HcL
George Hannahs agAius, seymour Hoss, Ehn p.
Hose, ia ~1fr ram ie Hose, samuel FHshborn, CAro-
line 4, shape sai ibomss J. Williams.
ramm0os-For Relief c'On not seTEsdl
To The sbove named dsieuixats
are hereby Summoned snS required "
the compliant of the above nAnet p!salf. which vii
be dri the aace ef NE Clerk ot the Dstrsci Court
foe ne cnuuly of s,esls o. O~Aouna, AID ssry. a
copy u 10 he sad cong sui, the sub
-erbsr. bis odses o~ s;onns staia twenty dsys
Nfer dAie OF the nj h's summons uyOo you
ciaslvr OF the day Of such service and yoa fall
The eosn Aforesaid the plsind III appiy
u he Court ~ relief den snded 10 6 mp l.tnt
nAt>d octoaer'1ls, lsr. ~ A DALEY,
ort.>-xSss fslncTs Atnrn<y
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ADVERTISEMENTS

WATCH FOUND A WATCH
w was found BY the subscriber. In the month Of Sep
tenber, which The owner can have by coming forward
aud proving property and paying charges.
DANIEL WOODBURY.
or y waws West ST. Paul
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CHERRIES SALE-STEELE COUN.

u TY-SS,
by virtue Of execution ssusd out OF and under the
seal the District Court for the county Of Steele Mime
SOFA against the goods aud chasis zns and tenemenis
OF Joseph Wagner have seized all the right and title
which e sad joseph Wagner 10th day Of Sep
tember, A. D. ISIS Of In and tn the following described
promises which shall expose for sale a. public auction
a. the Registers Ocs, D Owot0Dna, the llh day Of
December neIt, a. ~ O'Clock AN, to vii
The half Of the northwest quarter and the north
half Of the south quarter of section six township one
hundred ard seven north range nineteen west TO satisfy
The Of hundred and -ny three dollars and eigh
~ cents together with ntr rrrsI and coats of sale.
Dated Nv atOnna Oct. II, lSSs - f.
ID. LINDEsMITH
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- TATE OF MINNESOTA, DIS
y IKILT cor RI Elnh ynligL.l Ds.ricl klecle

- TRICT COURT, Ftnh JuiistAI District steele
tOuuty.
Oliver ie. sad II I4nnsh Lee his wife, sg.as, Ar
thar Ihebsux and Reuben sherwood.
summous.-f0r Relief
O The defa ,danis
You are hereby and req 4lrei snsse er the
COMPLAIN in this aeto which "a hisd IN the Oaica
Of The Clerk OF hts court, 10 sna f1r the county
af steele and serve copy OF your Ans ser
10 sad complaint upon The subscriber. bis Ofee.
in u~.onna. IN ne said county Of Steele. within
lSanty days a'trF The service o. this summons upon
you. exclusive OF n. day of such srryice snd " you
fl 10 he sad compliant within the Store.
sid the plania viii apply The C@aff for he Tesf De
mandei IN he CON lsiat.
D,Ied % at1anA Jay lst lsis
NJ DALEY,
axE.
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ieet- -.s.........-t .-tss.-. ~ tD1 cash.
Hock in Rondos Addition. ,.... 1000 cash.
soV acres Land in Houston county at g. pes
acre.
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nISTRICT COURT. STEELE COUN.

~ rY. Fifth Judicial District, slaI Of Minnesota.
oliver Lee ani Hannah Is. Lee, hts wife. sgainst Ar
thur 1habanI and Reuben Slsrwooi
Summoas-fsr ReIef.
To the defendants
You are each hereby summoned and required " al.
the cOuYla in This acton, which has been duly
died tn the oce O( the Clerk OF SAID for Steele
oaunty sni 10 a copy Of your the said
rntnp The subscriber, his oiee, Dwaionus,
Mluupsos, within twenty lays after Toe service hereof,
exclusive Of the dag Cf such and II you fail to
tn. .Ai conpia wiihh the time Aforesaid, III.
psnaos ia this ~ apply " The court for The relief
demanded IN the complaint.
Dated Owsonns, July lst lS'S.
". A. DALEY
n~.,<-xfxs paiutfs AtinFupys.
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Part lot !, Block 81, ~i,h Bakery,
-. Psal proper, Lot - by lSl
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, STEELE

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, STEELE
~ CoUNrY-DlsTRlCT COURT 5rH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT
George Hannshs against Philip A. Met1ler, Teress Net
lsr his wife. AID Addison Phelps
Summons-For ReI.f-C ON. not seFveo).
To the defendants
You and each of you hereby summoned and re-
qufed the comp sin In this action which Will
b. 0led the ofce OF the Clerk 0f this Court at Owa
onna the county OF Steele, IN said state Of Minneso-
a aud copy Of your answer to ihs said com
pl.i The subscriber at his office 10 UwaOnna In the
county steele 10 .ad state within twenty days after
the service Of this you exclusive Of the day
OF such service and fail to answer the sad com
plant within the time aturrs aid the p!ai tn In this action
viii apply tn The court the relief dem In the
plant -
Da,si October 90 l4s VI. A. BAILEY,
ort1s-N6ss Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Morris-ey again took the initiative an1
gave lienan sharp cut on the mouth and
another IN the neck-fIecuau getting in
two struggling hits 90 Morrisseys face,
which was by this time dreadiully disfgurcd.
Heeuan was also much injured about the
nose and mouth, and vas bleeding very
much. HIS weakness. together with his
dEpairing look--ior it was evident that his
strength bad lett him, and be was fast fail
ing-was discouraging TO his friends. Nor
rissey on the other hand, seemed 10 b. get.
ting stronger, showing the hardest hitting.
lie delivered more effective hits in this
round than Heenan, and PSI, in ,wo or three
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Morrisscy came up surprisingly strong.
while Heeuan was growing weaker and
weaker. and showed evident signs OF defeat.
Morrissey lead of with his eit. reaching
lleenan's nose, Hepan returning his left
aud right, which staggered Morrissey. and
they then stopped fighting and looked at
each other for about balf minute, when
Morrissey began TO fight with renewed en-
ergy, planting his Ieit hand on Heenan 8
seek heavily, then stopping two or three
well meant one Of iIeenan's, which would
have done mischief had they reached home.
Ileenan fought very wildly, and missed a
number of blows, although he got in some
on Morrisey's head rhe round was closed
by Morrissey clinching him and giving him
svere upper cut, with his right hand,
then throwing him and falling on him.
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that Nebraska ninety i've thousand miles greater
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will be embraced territorial organization by Congress NJ the
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THE WESTERLY TERRITORIES.

comparative the States with that
Of the territory destined 10 be crecad States exhibits the inter
esng fact that the the latter miles exceeds that OF
the former superficial Of tho Territories organized and
organized, Is set down as follows
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sIhe Grand Duke OF Baden August 1894
guardianship by OF insanity -t
His father Ferdinand husband Of tho Queen regent
I'll september 16, 1855. ...r ......' ...
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TABLE EXHIBITING THE SEATS or GOVERNMENT, AND
THE TIMES or THE ELECTION OF STATE OFFICERS or
THE SEVERAL STATES.
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all the South Carolina
the people; has majority all tbs
States which such majority required
Office OF OF the candidates voted for by the people
Sand fees. with tho OF a furnished house.
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GOVERNORS or THE SEVERAL STATES AND TERRITORIES,
WITH THEIR SALARIES, TERMS OF OFFICE, AND THE
EXPIRATION or THEIR RESPECTIVE TERMS.
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square miles LOW Jooo
these Dacoah be added, OF the of which have
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shOsOing quantity Of scamp aI,oued As ssual
States % SOFA june 1857.
Number Of quar-
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iacadiag offered
: ed land on ne Jane1
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rssna and odnancs and all relating depart
the balances TO the Second Comptroller for his dc
thereon. .rH.s.
Third auditors Robert j. Atkinson esq Auditor and
and adjusts all for sub
Of Military Academy military roads,
department well for pensions claims
arising military 1915 and FOR horses and
the military under various acts OF Con
gress balances the Second Comptroller for his de
Gson thereon. .. a
F1h A.atOr, Aaron O Dayton esq Fourth Auditor
adjusts all for the service Of
Navy and reports the balances TO the second Comp
l. Vier for his decision thereon
Pffh Auditor oaoMurray Mcconnell Fifth Auditor and
and adjusts all accounts for diplomatic and
aim performed under the drccfn OF the State Depart
on tho balances TO tho First Comptroller for his decision
there m - s.
ury for ONCE Department. aud one hundred and fourteen
clerks all accounts arising from the
Vice Department His decisions are final unless
anpea months TO the First Comptroller He
intends the Post Office Department.
MI pepaieg imposed pomasters and mail
,r,ors for falling and legal proceed
crmnal and all such be-
the Of due 10 the
nuctng United States attorneys marshas, and clerks
Of the United the condition and of such suits
and legal proceedings charge OF all lands and other
ssse United States In payment Of debts due the Pos oe
has sell aud dispose oil the same ior Tue
Der, >at OF the United States
r. @cus Ofcsamuel Casey esq, Treasurer, and thirteen
c,srta the OF the United States IN his
own ce that OF the repositories created BY the act Of e OH o.
August and out the upon warrants drawn BY the
az Treasury by the First COMPTROLLER and
pn the Postmaster General and counterned
nv the sixth and recorded by the Register Tic also holds
abc moneys advanced by dbursng officers, and
QUIT upon III cir checks
Roayss O@Finley Bigger, ceq Register, and twenty nine
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receives Me returns the Official statement o oommerce
ma navigation and receives the First
Of Customs all accounts aud vouchers
decided BY and charged by law with their
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-06
THE CANVASS IN OHIO.

The Presen, canvass in this State is
one which commands more attention
abroad than almost any olher for years
past. The continued ascendency of the
Opposition, in State having so great
power in national affairs, is justly re-
garded as an object worth earnestly
striving for, were il in the least doubtful.
Under existing circumstances, (Ihe re.
suit admitting of no rational doubt, } il
should be a matter of duty as well as
pride with our people, 10 make the vic.
tory signal one-to crush out all such
denominations as Lecompion and the
ENGLISH Swindls forever from this free
commonwealth. We owe TO ourselves
and 10 The nation, to rebuhe with severity
those Representatives who have so dis
gracefully betrayed their constituents,
ard so ihsulted the people of every Free
State, by voting for bill which offered
"strong inducements" 10 the cilizens of
Kansas to come into the Union as a Slave
State, despite their repeatedly manifest
ed will; and refusing them admission IS
a Free State on any terms, until after
another census, and even then, unless the
population has meantime increased TO
twice or thrice the number declared
sufficient for Slave State. And not the
least, We should place Ohio emphatically
on the right side. for the contest Of 1850.
Our State ticket will undoubtedly re.
ceive a large majority of the popular
vote. There are, fortunately, but two.
tickets 10 the field. Tha, of the opsso-
siIion is one of the ablest, and every wsy
best, ever presented for toe sufTfsges Of
our people. Every nominee on it ia
worthy Of public confidence, aud hes
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-06

tells the Administration that intervention
I is necessary 10 protect Slaaery in the
Territories, and the organ incontinently
throws Intervention to the dogs, and
goes in for the new doctrine.
Such has ever been the policy of the
Slave Democracy. 1t adopts political
dogma for a special purpose, and when
that purpose is accomplished, it repudi-
ates and renounces it. Ii mounts hob
BY 10 ride as far as the brute can carry
it on the road to absolute despotism. and
having broken it down in the journey,
knocks ii in the head, and mounts snoth
er for the next stage. Thus Popular
Sovereignty" and mon intervention"
have each in turn been broken down in
the service OF the party, and each in
turn been slaughtered, and its dead car
cass thrown 10 the dogs.
We have always known that the doc
trine of non-Intervention would not serve
the purposes OF The Slavery Propaganda
long. Slavery is the creature of positive
law, and cannot exist unless hedged
around on every side by positive legisla-
lion, restrictive OF The natural rights OF
mankind. Slavery and genuine Dvmoc
racy are as incompatible as fire and wa
ter, and cannot exist together.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-06
AMATEUR GARDENING.

The editor of the Ns,o Raven Register
gets of the following rather clever sex
perience" of his efforts in the gardening
line, taking another sufferers experience
as text, as follows:
"a friend thus describes his summers
gardening operations: The bugs ale our
cucumberS; our chickens ate the bugs,
the neighbors, cats ate the chickens, and
we are now in hopes that something wi !
eat the cats" "-Ezchange.
"We are half inclined TO give our ex.
perience in the horticultural line, but we
daIe not, lest we discourage new begin
ners,' who are always taken with the
garden fever as soon as they 90 to
housekeeping. Il is probably the great
est delusion that affiicls the human mindl
Aside from the bugs, chickens, and cats,
1t is a magnificent humbug of ITSELF
We never could make anything grow,
but what woull have grown better if lef,
alone. If we :set out cabbage plants,
instead Of heading up. as cabbages
ought to, the leaves are sure TO shoot out
in the most preyerse manner and getting
as far from each other as possible. Our
strawberries cost us about 18a cents
apiece; but thank fortune, there was not
much of crop this year, or we should
have been ruined! Raspberries, if pos
sible, behave still worse. We have got,
among other selected varieties what are
called perpetual bearers'-that is, you
ale perpetually watching for indications
Of fruit, without ever having your eyes
blessed with the fruiiion! We are some.
what partial 10 String BEANS and have
got strings Of the most flourishing vines
ever seen, but no beans, not bean; that
is, if We know BEANS OF which we be.
gin to have the most alarming doub;s.-
Our success has been the same as to
sass generally; but we can bea, the
country 10 tall weeds-that is, we could
if we would; but we long ago concluded,
that if Legitimate planting could no; pros
per, nothing else should grow. So we
pay man to keep the weeds out, from
no other motive than ill-humor. We
don't expect 10 raise anything-didn't
plant with any such view, but merely
from habit-and We now caution others
against contracting such silly notion
A late number of the Homestsod-a cap.
ital paper, by the way-had a good arti-
Gle on top DRESSING for certain kinds Of
soil; and we have come to the conclusion
that is what ours wants; and shall, at the
proper moment, apply one, of Bolton
stone, laid down in cement, and shall
from that time LAY down the shovel and
the hoe. and call the hens and cats to
hold high carnival unmolesled.'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-06

SCIENTIFIC PARoDoxEs.-The wafer
which browns us, a fluent stream, can be
walked upon as ice. The bullet, which
when fired from a musket, carries death,
will be harmless if ground to dust before
being fired. The crystalized part of the
oil of roses so graceful in its fragrance
solid al ordirary temperatures though
readily volatile-isa compound substance,
containing exactly the same elements;
and in exactly the same proportions, as
the gas with which we light our streets.
The tea which we daily drink, with ben
eft and pleasure, produces palpitations,
nervous tremblings, and even paralysis,
if taken in excess; yet the peculiar organ
10 agent called theme to which tea owes
its qualities, may be taken by itself (as
theme, not as tea) without any apprecia-
bie effect. The wafer which will allay
our burning thirst, augmenis it when con
gealed into snow; so that Capt. Ross de-
clares the,natives of the Arctic regions
"Prefer enduring the utmost extremity of
thirst, rather than attempt TO remove il
by eating suoy, Yet if the snow be
melted, il becomes driukable water
Nevertheless, although, if melted before
entering the mouth it assauges thirs, like
other water, when melted ia the mouth it
has the opposite effect. To render this
paradox more striking. we have only to
feniber that ice, which rnelts slowly in
he mouth is very Efficient in allaying