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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-15
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(6Ortiesuns folst)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-15
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-15
"a. Sabregesaseg.
The German RICHMOND ADvERTIsER,

B. HAssEr, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at So
per Annum, payable IN advance, or 10 Cts. per
Week. Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFI';E: 1914. BROAD STREET.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMORCAT

STATE LAND Commission. JAMES u. Skin.
ner. Esq, Chief Engineer, Pierre Bo,tneau
Of st. Anthony, and the Other Commission
ers appointed by the Governor, TO select and
locate the ten sections Of public lands grant.
ed the State, by the enabling act tor capitol
purposes, and the twelve salt springs, with
six sections Of lind attached 10 each, also
granted the State, returned to this city on
thursday, after three months trip Of ex.
ploration in the northwestern portion Of the
State
The party was entirely successful in the
accomplishment Of their mission. They 10.
Gated the ten sections for capitol purposes,
in the Lake Kandiyoti region, about TWEEN.
ty'6ve miles from Forest City. The party
then proceeded to the Red River valley.
and travelled down that stream TO the mouth
OF North Wild Rice river, twenty miles
below the mouth Of the Sheyennc. The
twelve salt springs coded the State. we're se.
lected at different point in the valley, TO-
gether with the land attached.
We will have more 10 say hereafter "a
to the laborS and explorations Of the Com
missioners.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

There is very little reason for the suppo-
siticn that hostilities will become necessary
But ii war ensue, it will perhaps be found
necessary TO reinforce our naval and militia.
ry expedition. Five Of the vessels Of war
composing the fleet can proceed up the riy.
ers. even to the fort OF Trias Bocas, and il
may be necessary 10 send armed vessels up
to Ascension. Some two thousand men
from the fleet may be landed within the ter.
ritory OF Paraguay, il necessary. Even this
force may be insufficient, and it is common.
Iy said that large steamers, like the Collins
ships, ought to be in readiness TO take large
reinforcements Of men and munitions to the
relief OF Com. Shubrick, in case Of ne !
Several companies Of flying artillery mg |
be very efficient, il we are really TO inHi \
Paraguay, and meet her disciplined tro |.
in pitched battles upon Der plains. 1 I
expense Of the expedition, supposing il 4,
have speedy and pacific termination, ~
reckoned at several millions But If q VIZ
is to follow, the cost may be countei q. u
score Of millions.
Paraguay has some unfricndly neighbors,
Indians, and the people Of the Argentine
republic, &c, who might in protracted
war, be enlisted on the part Of the United
States.
The climate Of Paraguay is not unfavor.
able for military operations at any season Of
the year. Her troops are easily supported
10 fruitful and salubriOus country.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

CoNPARArfyE VALUATIONS OF LAsf YEAR
AND ruia.--We have sufficiently recovered
from the monetary fright Of last year, TO
survey with GOODNESS the effects Of the general
stampede. Alter having satisfied Ourselves
by q minute examination Of the solar sys
ten that the world moves pretty nearly IN
ia old orbit and that men eat, and drink
bad liquor, and are married and given In
marriage very much ~ il nothing bad hap
penod, 1t comes 10 b. really a question at
first signt 10 tho mere spcculati" phIloso'
pher, whether anything has happened
after all Bat tho man who Is actually deal
ing in commodities and whose experience
has followed the reyalsi0n in its influence
upon the whole economy Of trade, IL perfect
" well convinced that something has hap
pened, and that in fact the first effect Of the
reyulsion has been an entire revision Of the
commercial tariff, and thorough re- Just.
mcnt Of the whole scale d values, while OF
the same time business has come 10 be con.
Quoted on somewhat different principles from
those which have governed 1t heretofore.
As wc cannot lay our hand Immediately on
statistical data necessary for an extended H.
luatration Of these facts, 10 relation 10 the
commerce Of the whole country, We will have
to content ourselves with u local application
which, In fact. Is the purpose OF this article.
What we propose to show, then, Ia not the
effect Of tho unparalleled Bank contraction
Of 1857 upon tho commerce Of the country
at large, but lis indirect effect upon our To-
cal trade.
The most noticeable feature, then, Of the
new state u things IN the large decrease In
our local import,tions. The merchandise
imported into Minnesota this year has not
been more than ono half that OF last year
This ia not apparent at IT. Paul. because it
has been one 0i the direct results Of the re-
yrielion Of credits at the Fast that the
importatios necessary FOR interior consump.
ton have become more and more coDcei
trated al 1t. Paul in the hands Of large
Dealers ~ that while there hrs been u large
decrease in the absolute imports, the bust
ness Of Wholesale supply from this point has
increased.
II il also marked feature Of the present
season, that some articles which have been
conspicuous in the invoices Of previous years
have been almost entirely replaced by home
production, white In -till other .s.a'nssnai
ies. instead Of being dependent on foreign
supply, We have Ourselves become exporters.
la addition 10 the effect which u con
tracted circulation has upon the scale Of
price,, Il was TO have been expected that,
in the transition from state OF incpient
settlement. where the consumption nccessa
riIy largely exceeds the production. TO the
condition oil producing and exporting com
muuty, the prices Of articles which CON
pete with our own products would decline
10 the standard which prevails in older set
,encnis. Accordingly We iud that the
largest decrease has been 10 domestic sta.
plea Of this character. ~ the following com,
parison Of the prices Of last year and of this
,.,II uln.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

mence building the line in the spring the
poles TO be got on the ground during this
winter.
The Rochester Free Press says that
Tnos. q. CUMMINGS, who was shot by o
railroad contractor, has entirely recovered.
The same paper says that the Transit
Railroad is entirely graded between that
point and the river, except short break on
section thirty-two, which will be finished
next week, and the cut in the bluff which
vii! b. completed by spring. The forces Of
the contractors are mostly being concen-
trated at the latter point. They confident.
ly expect 10 see the ears in Rochester dur
Ing the next summer.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-1hc thirteenth Cal.
fornia overland mail arrived last night. The
Indians in Carson Valley were to be at
tackled.
General Gardara, with 5000 troops, had
taken the field against the established gov.
eminent Of Sonora
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
has given VIM. Nugent, us. Commissioner
at Victoria, authority to send all Ameri-
leans back to California free, who were ur-
able to pay their passage.
Australia dates of August 4th are re-
ceived The news from Fraser River has
produced sensation among the miners Of
Australia.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

The same depreciation runs through oil
articles OF domestic consumption. Pota.
tocs, which last year sold for dollar, are
now considered dear at 40 cents
II is safe to say that the imports Of Dry
foods into Minnesota this year bears about
the samc proportion to that Of last. ~ the
whole Dry Goods import Of the country to
thai, of Last. II ia nearly decrease Of one
half Among the small stocks IN the coun
try. the merchants IN that tralo are mainly
dependent upon II. Paul for their supply
Tho businoe, has been brought down to
strictly cash principles. and goods arr sold
at lesa than halt the profit which they Tor
merry commanded Bu, the coat Of living
has bccn slill moro largely reduced ia other
directions. Rents have been reduced from
twenty-five TO dny per cent. Tcnements
which in the spring Of 1887 were scarce at
$500, can now be hal u, $500 year aud
stores which then could not have been hal
for $1,000 now go begging for tenants al
$50. This IL not quite SO bad as in Chi
cage. where rents have universally decreased
one half AMI more--but II shows the rate oi
depreciation. At the same time Real Ia
Nai VI WIS wy uoS t"t w nv ah'i ak' au'ut
one.thrj Of last years valuation. Outsidc
the city. the decrease has been larger. but
~ there have been no sales i, is impossible
TO say wha. lands held at prices which no
body will give. are actually worth. Bu, u
number OF c'.sh sales in the city. enables NJ
to determine what Is the general rate OF dc
probation here IL should. however. be Oh.
served that those salcs arr generally cons,d-
ercl Acr,tlcrs
Wages OF course have par,aken of the
general Tendency, A common laborcr last
year obtained 81 so per day. This year b.
Is forced TO bc content with 30 CENTS.
The Hotels and Boarding Houses have
accommodated themselves to the prevailing
decline. The comparative prices at the
principal hotels last y'ar anal this ar ~
follows. (for board alone
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

rrrnBURGH. Nov. 29.-The Centennial
anniversary Of this city was observed with
the greatest enthusiasm to day. Business
was entirely suspended and the procession
Was the laryes, AMI mast Gorgeous and i'm
posiEg tia, ever paraded oar streets. 1t
vas ooe boar AL s@qlArtsr 10 passing a
gwen point.
Ii consisted Of The VARIOUS military com
panits u tie city ADD ~ ghooshDol, the re
yu.at.ooasy so..lers Of the war 81 lsl2 the
Mayor and oiAer city auI county ofhcer,,
the representatives. OF the various trades
WITH Appropriate bAaacrs aad devices. the
t-Cae. Cd Fellows. benevolent literary
aGi C;-,r c,.,c societies.
Many Strangers Scrc rrtSrt--aror !,
t1r-a >o-rs prominent nsn from is:an~e
Addresses we're drii,erci by Wl.AM vs.
A.as. Ucr. \ " Looms sni otaers. j:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

BANKS IN ruS SrArs. There have been
issues oil notes by two banks in tho State,
organized under the provisions OF the gene
raj banking law the Bank Of the State Of
Minnesota. ~. Paul, and the Exchange
bank OF Glcncoc. Mcleod county. The
Auditor Of State IA now engaged in coun-
signing the notes of the following banks -;
Wnona County Bank. Winona Bank OF
st. Paul; Bank OF Owatonni. Steele coun.
y Farmers Bank, Garjcn City Blue
Earth county; Chlsago County Bank
rayiors Falls Goodhue County Bank
Cannon Falls; State Bank Of Minnesota
Austln. Mower county.
The notes are all beautiful specimens oil
bank note engraving buffalo hunting ap
pears Ia be the fAvoritc vigneite. aud orua
meuts number OF the different issues ",
presume notes on most OF the above branch
O. will b. IN circulation within month.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

"GLEAsoss WEEKLY LrsE-or.BArrLE SHIP.
We have received the first number Of the
new pictorial weekly paper, bearing this title.
1t is handsomely printed on q double sheet
tastefully ornamented with q newly. designed
border. Mr.. GLEASON has the experience, tho
enterprise. the tact and the capital, requisite
to sustain good and successful paper, and q
long and prosperous voyage may be safely
predicted for the Lime of Battle Ship" The
Hon. A. J. II. DUGAsSE has contributed some
spirited verses for this initial number. which
indicate the course that will be pursued:
stand by the helm! The breakers shun
Or faction, Clique, or creed;
With neutral course, by stars and sun,
To various ports we speed.
With gems and frut-a generous freight
Wen crown each golden trip,
While myriad heart, exultaht wait
Our Line of. Battle Ship.
Stanl by the guns! A broadside sweep
Through walls Of ancient wrongs;
And be our lee guns on the deep,
Each true born p oet's songs!
Let noble thoughts be bombshells bright.
And Wit. like grape shot skip,
And Hnmor's rockets arch with light
Our Line of Battle Ship q"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

ST.. Louis. Nov. 25.-The South Pass
correspondent Of the Republican says a bat
tie occurred between the Crow and Snake
Indians, on the Goth ult.. 10 which ten Of the
former were killed. The fight grew out Of
the thieving propensities Of the Crows.
Attorney General Wilson passed the
South Pass October 2S.
The mail for Salt Lake was packed in
consequence OF the heavy snow.
The Salt Lake mail, with dates to the
18th ult., reached st. Josephs on the 10Th.
News unimportant.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

Tue ISDI,s PAysxSr.-ihc Indians Of
the Lower bands have becn tor some time
IN course OF payment at Red Wood. bat the
business has been delayed from the absence
OF somc Of Little Crows band. The whole
amour, to bc paid was aboa, $50 600.
this being bali Of the whole yearly stipend
Of the Lower bands, their annui,ic. being
pad s,mi-annually About So coo have
beon paid oat. aud We are iGlormod by
g,uucmau who has just returned from E,d
WooI. that over 100000 worth Of gecds
have BEEN carried there on the str,nsih oi
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

new YORK, Nov. 26.-Mr. Bennett, cd
itor Of the Herald, is indicted for libel on
Jno. b. Haskin. member of Congress from
the Ninth District. The libel charged Mr..
II. with having forged the records Of the
Willets Point Investigating Committee, Of
which he was chairman and was published
last June
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

FIrAL OccrRSENct Last SATURDAY., a. NJ
~ Van tAcw, the wi known theatfica, mana
ger, aud several other persons, were ctoss.p (
The M,s..Spp, DIVER, below -. Paul. IN tes5y
boat, tAe boa, was run ,uia by steamer.
-Four persons. including NJ, VAn Low. another
mau. a oman and . child were iroSacl. NJ
Van iIo~ ~as we'd known IA this rcg,0a,
We clip the above from the puhaquc
Hrnd OF las, w0k. The information con
tame, N v Is news In this region The eli
tor II the HrrI,i has b,ea hUahcd.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

I.s,p AND CorrsR DiscovsK,is.- 49, We
have upon our table some inc spccisicns Of
copper and lead taken from the range of
hills known az l1ai Mountains near Otter
Tail Lake. about tiyh, miles south Of Leaf
City. Some exposures OF trap rock among
these hills aa1nl indications favorable 10 the
superstition that mines of considerable value
may exist in the vicinity. II THIS should
prove 10 be the c.ac, /, will aid a new Gle.
men, OF interest 10 the Otter Tail Lake re-
g,oo, which already surpaSs's IN attractions
any other district OF Minnesota
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 26.--1'he House OF
Representatives, this afternoon, passed by Q
vote OF 81 against 45 the joint resolution,
passed by the Senate on Wednesday, de-
claring the election OF Jesse ID. Bright and
Graham n. Fitch to the U. S. Senate ille-
gal, unconstitutional and void
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

MlSNksor, MoSx, The DubuQuu Her
oil OF Saturday, says that. som, OF the
notes of the Minnesota banks have already
found their way into our city. They are
srlendidly engraved, and pass readily az
currency. We hope TO sec morr Of them a.
long as they do 81. Oar Minnesota frlends
eau buy snything they want here with
them"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

WHAr MAY sg FOUND IN OEE SroRn.-what
an amount of comfort and happiness the Messrs.
Cathcart have in their Dry Goods Establish
men', jus. waiting to be difufed among numer.
Gus needy families Just think how much
warmth there would be in 1000 Blankets, in
1000 pairs of Stockings and 500 pairs of Mecca.
sins, if they could only be distributed among
the blanketless, stoekinglsss and shoeless mul
titnde.
The Messrs. Cathcart are disposed to dispense
these comforts at the lowest possible rates,
just enough TO pay for their trouble In gather.
ing them. Country dealers will find Cathcart's
just the place to replsnish their stocks. and
families will fad them supplied with every ~.
tiele necessary for the comfort Of home.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

this small disbu sencnt; and perfect
horde OF traders. big and little, are engaged
in this ladicroas scramble Tor the droppings
Of the sanctuary.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

The Boarding Houses have followed the
same rule, "a the whole then. the cost Of
hvluS has been reduced about one third from
that OF last ycar.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

the Duquesne depot Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, which is located on the site OF the
old Fort Duquesne.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-02

I ~ I7FI eHHOfF !, IHN
l0rl5 To llxi6id,3 ssas4 o.
liyii 10 innis Z 1905 .
ilAY--
Per ton, about tSl1iD %
iNOs
klAt HAr-Esrnsalnnnia
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-08-06
A TAVERN SIGN.
~ a. c. THOMAS.


Coming along Front Street ia Phila-
delphla about 10 O'Clock on Tuesday
morning, l saw fallen trrera sign At
the northeast corner Of Spruce Street.
He was plainly-dressed wan Of over
fifty years, and his hoary head was GER
tainly not a crown OF glory. lie was
dead-drunk. rs we say, though more
properly torpid-drunk. lie was laying
On the pavement with his feet 10 The east,
and the sun thermometer at ninety IN
the shade) was shining foil upon him
His up-turned face was red with strong
drink and the fiery blaze al the heavens
Take hold OF him and pull his bead
around into the shade OF the tavern, said
/ a by-stander to a boy OF fifteen.
lie tgas lying there, said The boy
and the landlord dragged him away
from the doorstep into the sun
Let US put him back again, said !
50 that every body may see tle falel
tagua-siga.
Yes, added the first speaker, as WI
both took the drunken man by ia,
shoulder: Yes, aud l would ike t.
know ,chere he got drunk, and tcho 60
the money for doingit.'
This is the place, answered: 'rig5
IN there he got the strong drink, an.
there is where he left his money, ant
here is exactly the place for HIM to Ii
till he gets sober.
No, don't put him there, said th
drunk-maker, who stood in the door
way.
Yes ! answered, this is the yer
place for him. lie is your faiien tagert
E sign, and people who step over him int
your bar-room can see what they al
coming to.'
And so we laid the drunken man /
exactly the spot mentioned in the SCRIP
tures: II thou dosst net aoeiL SIN let
LAD he door,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-08-06
THE LOSS OF EARLY PURITY
OF CHARACTER.

Passages from Henry Ward Beecher's
Sermons have been reported for the N
dpeaaeai. We quote the following;
Over tbe beauty OF the plumb and the
apricot, there grows beauty more ex-
quisite than the trait itself; soft. deli
cate plush that oyerspreads its blushing
cheek. Now If you strike your hand
over that, and 1t IS once gone, it Is gone
forever; for il never grows but once
Take tie 3owey that hangs in the morn
ing, itnpearled with dew-arrayed as no
queenly woman was ever arrayed with
jewels. Once shake e., so that tue beads
roll oil, and you may sprinkle water over
il as carefully rs You please, yet it can
never be made again waat it was when
the dew IsII silently upon !, from heaven.
On "a frosty morning, yeu may see the
paacs Of glass covered with landscapes,
mountains, lakes, trees, blended in a
beautiful fantastic picture. Now lay
your hand upon the glass, aud by the
scratch OF your finger, or the warmth of
your palm, all ihe delicate uacery will
be cbliierMed. So there is in youth a
beauty and purity OF character, which